Planned pickup
Availability, appointments, equipment and cargo constraints are aligned before dispatch.
Ground
Service brief / 03
The road leg stays connected to the whole move.
Domestic, drayage and cross-border transport planned around port events, customs status and site delivery windows.
What we do
A truck move should not become a blind handoff between the port and the site.
Meridian connects pickup requirements, border or port events, equipment needs and delivery windows to the full shipment plan. That keeps the road leg accountable to the same outcome as the international move.
How we work
Built around the decision, then run through delivery.
Border and drayage context
Customs and terminal status travel with the transport plan so teams act on the same facts.
Site-window control
Delivery sequence, access requirements and receiving windows shape the final plan.
One connected plan
Every handoff stays on the same clock.
A
Transport brief
Cargo, pickup status and delivery requirement.
B
Equipment plan
Mode, equipment and permits identified as required.
C
Pickup
Appointment and release readiness confirmed.
D
Cross-border / drayage
Milestones remain visible across the handoff.
E
Site delivery
Arrival is sequenced to the receiving plan.
Who it serves
For teams whose freight has a consequence beyond the shipment.
Built for
- Importers connecting ports to inland destinations
- Teams coordinating cross-border supply chains
- Projects with controlled site-delivery windows
Designed around
- Terminal and customs release readiness
- Equipment, access and permitting constraints
- Receiving windows and install-order sequence
What changes
Less chasing. More usable decisions.
Context travels
The carrier receives the milestones and constraints behind the move.
Handoffs stay visible
Port, border and site events remain in one operating view.
Delivery means received
The plan ends at the required destination window, not at dispatch.
However it needs to move
One operating layer across every mode.
Start here
Tell us what has to arrive - and when.
Give us the cargo, the deadline or the problem in front of you. We’ll come back with a useful next step.
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