— Decision Authority Before Execution —
Before AI makes decisions that commit your capital, affect your customers, or create risk — define who's in charge.
You know you need to automate. You may have already started. Mesa Point maps the decisions inside your specific initiative and defines who owns each one — before automation executes.
Book Discovery Call →What Mesa Point Does
Three phases. One initiative at a time. Authority defined before code is written.
Discovery
We research your organization before our first conversation. Then we interview 5–8 stakeholders across every function your initiative touches. We map every decision — who makes it today, what triggers it, what happens when it's wrong.
Complete decision inventory with authority gaps identified and exposure quantified.
Authority Design
For every decision in the initiative, we define: who owns it, what limits apply, what triggers escalation, what conditions require a full stop, and what must never be automated. Authority is made explicit — not implied, not assumed.
Decision authority matrices, escalation paths, stop conditions, "Do Not Automate" designations.
Validation & Delivery
We validate the authority framework with your leadership and the people who will live inside it. We deliver board-ready documentation your executives can present and engineer-ready specs your team can build from.
Board-ready executive summary, engineer-ready technical specs, governance framework, authority transfer to your team.
What we define for every decision in your initiative.
These aren't abstract governance principles. They're operational specifications that tell your team exactly how authority works when automation is running.
Decision Authority
Who owns the decision
Named ownership for every automated decision. Not a department — a person with defined authority and accountability.
Approval Thresholds
What limits apply
The boundaries within which automation can execute without human review. Dollar amounts, risk levels, exception types — every threshold defined.
Escalation Paths
When to elevate
What triggers escalation, who receives it, how fast they must respond. No decision falls through the cracks.
Stop / Pause Authority
When to halt execution
Conditions under which automation must stop entirely. Who has override authority. What happens during the pause.
Finality Controls
Irreversible decision limits
Decisions that commit capital, change contracts, or create compliance exposure require specific human authorization before execution.
Do Not Automate
What requires human judgment
Decisions where automation creates more risk than value — relationship-sensitive, regulatory, strategic. Flagged explicitly with reasoning.
The Decision Authority Platform
Our proprietary platform powers every engagement—capturing decisions in real-time, mapping authority across your organization, and generating deliverables automatically.
Platform Capabilities:
✓ Real-time decision capture
✓ Live progress dashboards
✓ Authority mapping visualization
✓ Automated deliverable generation
✓ Executive & technical outputs
✓ Ongoing governance tracking
We demonstrate the platform live during discovery calls.
Book Discovery Call →Case Studies
How organizations have transformed automation risk into competitive advantage.
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Ready to Define Decision Authority?
Start with a 30-minute discovery call. We'll assess your automation landscape and show you exactly where authority gaps create risk.
Book Discovery Call →Or start with a $5K Discovery Sprint—credited toward full engagement.