For verified public officials

Publish official flag orders where people can act on them.

Verified federal, state, and territory employees can submit official flag orders through a guided portal or dedicated API. Your office remains the author of the wording, timing, source, and updates.

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Submit from your office

Create, update, and withdraw orders without waiting for Mast’s source pipeline.

Use the portal or API

Use the guided interface or connect an approved agency publishing system.

Show clear provenance

Verified submissions include structured dates, revision history, and an OFFICIAL seal.

What happens next

A short, verified path to publishing

1
Verify your email
Open the link Mast sends to your official address.
2
Mast reviews your role
We confirm your office, jurisdiction, and publishing authority.
3
Receive your invitation
Create your individual account and secure it.
4
Begin submitting
Use the portal or an approved Government API credential.

BETA

A closely supported early-access program

Government Publisher Access is in beta. Mast is enrolling offices gradually so each jurisdiction can be verified and supported well.

Access and publishing permissions are reviewed manually.
New accounts may require Mast review before an order appears publicly.
Features may change, and occasional interruptions are possible.

Beta participants can report issues or share feedback at support@mast.today.

Homepage preview

See how an official order will appear

Government-published orders use Mast’s familiar order card with a distinct ruffled-edge OFFICIAL seal, making their provenance clear without changing how people read the order.

Why is the flag at half-staff?

Example content only. Your submitted title, summary, schedule, authority, and source will occupy these same positions. See the order card anatomy

Before you apply

What to expect

We want the operating terms to be clear before you share any information.

Mast is an independent service and is not operated by a government agency.
Submitting a request does not guarantee approval.
We may contact your agency to verify your identity and authority.
Accounts are individual, restricted to one jurisdiction, and may not be shared.
Publishing actions are logged to the employee or API credential.
Mast may suspend access to investigate an authorization concern.

Access request

Tell us about your role

We will verify your email first, then review your request before creating an account.

Jurisdiction

Government level State or territory Federal

State or territory

Your identity and office

Official government email A `.gov` address is welcome but not required. Mast manually reviews every domain. Your name Agency or office Job title Official agency website Office phone Optional

Publishing needs

How would you like to publish? Anything else we should know? Optional I have read the expectations above, including that Mast is independent and advertising may appear near government-submitted information.

Your email must be verified before the request enters the review queue.

Mast uses these details to verify your identity, authority, and access request. Review the Government Publisher Privacy Notice and Government Publisher Terms.