N3XRA Records helps organizations manage searchable files, public records, meeting documents, recordings, contacts, and secure team access without messy folders or hard-to-search archives.

Built for records that have to stay useful

N3XRA Records gives organizations a central library for files, generated documents, public records, meeting materials, recordings, contacts, and access controls.

Explore the interactive demo to see how searchable records, shared access, AI-assisted lookup, and public-facing delivery work together in practice.

Why N3XRA

The “3” in N3XRA points to the three parts of records management that usually break apart over time: storing records, finding them later, and turning them into useful workflows.

Current Platform

N3XRA Records now supports searchable uploads, batch imports, public records publishing, library branding, contacts, templates, generated PDFs, meeting recordings, transcription workflows, and AI-assisted records lookup.

Ingestion

Upload and batch import records

Add PDFs, DOCX files, text, Markdown, CSV, JSON, and HTML files. Selectable PDFs become searchable; scanned PDFs can be stored but need OCR before full text search or editing.

Retrieval

Search saved text quickly

Search extracted text, titles, filenames, years, months, and saved AI notes when you need a specific meeting, packet, filing period, or topic.

Access

Open, preview, and download

Preview files, open source documents, download records, and generate PDFs from editable N3XRA documents and templates.

Delivery

Support public and internal use

Keep internal access role-based while publishing selected records to a hosted public page or embedded view for your existing website.

Shared access, clearly defined

Libraries can be shared with different permission levels, so billing, settings, file editing, contacts, templates, and read-only access stay separated.

Owner

Owns the library and controls billing, plan changes, and ownership-level decisions.

Account Admin

Manages shared access, invite codes, library settings, and day-to-day administration without owning billing.

Editor

Uploads, edits, deletes, downloads, shares files, and works with library documents without managing billing or ownership.

Viewer

Gets read-only access to files with download and share access, without admin or editing controls.

Designed for secure document handling

N3XRA Records is built so organization files, editable documents, recordings, and contacts stay private by default, with access controlled by sign-in, library membership, and clearly assigned roles.

Private by default

Records are not public unless you choose to publish them

Uploaded records belong to an organization library. Public records pages and embedded website views only show items marked public in libraries where public access is enabled.

Access control

Roles separate viewing, editing, administration, and billing

Owners, account admins, editors, and viewers have different permissions, so everyday records work does not require handing out full account control.

Data boundary

Database and file access use server-enforced policies

Records data is protected with Supabase Auth, row-level security, and storage policies that check organization access before returning records, generated documents, recordings, or files.

Sharing

Public delivery is intentional

Website embeds, public portals, and public file visibility are separate from internal libraries, giving organizations a clear path for sharing only the records meant to be shared.

Payments

Billing is handled through Stripe

N3XRA Records does not need to store card numbers in the records application. Subscription and payment workflows are routed through Stripe billing infrastructure.

Operations

Private keys stay out of browser code

Administrative operations and service-level credentials belong in server-side functions, not public client-side pages.

For highly regulated records, confirm your compliance requirements before uploading. N3XRA Records is designed with strong access controls, but formal compliance needs can require additional policies, contracts, and review.

Simple pricing

Start small, then move up when you need more documents, storage, public records tools, and shared access.

Free Tier
$0/month

A private records library for trying the core workflow.

  • 1 user
  • Up to 25 documents
  • 1 GB storage
  • PDF, DOCX, TXT, MD, CSV, JSON, and HTML uploads
  • Saved text extraction and keyword search where text is available
  • Private file access
Starter
$12/month

For solo operators and small offices that need a real working archive.

  • 1 user
  • Up to 1,000 documents
  • 10 GB storage
  • 300 Records AI requests/month
  • Everything in Free
  • Room for scanned files, PDFs, images, recordings, and generated records
Organization
$39/month

For teams that need shared records, publishing tools, and public access.

  • Up to 15 users
  • Up to 10,000 documents
  • 50 GB storage
  • 1,500 Records AI requests/month
  • Shared libraries and invite codes
  • Dedicated public records URL with optional library branding
  • Embedded search and records view for your existing website
  • Contacts, templates, generated PDFs, and meeting workflow tools

Security and access

Authentication, role-based access, and billing run on established infrastructure.

Supabase Auth for sign-in and sessions Role-based organization access Stripe for billing and payments

Add records to your existing website

Organization libraries can publish a dedicated public records URL and an embedded records view, so selected public records can live inside the website you already have.

Publish a records page or embed the view

Use a hosted library URL for public records, or place the searchable view on an existing website page. Either way, only records marked public are shown.

<iframe
  src="https://n3xra.com/library/your-library-slug"
  title="Public records"
  width="100%"
  height="820"
  style="border:0;border-radius:24px;"
></iframe>

Example public records panel

How searchable minutes, packets, PDFs, and uploaded files can appear inside your current site.

yourorganization.org/records