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San Antonio · Supply chain and logistics

Supply chain management for South Texas companies that cannot afford a late truck.

Parkline Supply Chain Solutions plans inventory, manages carriers and coordinates cross-border freight for companies in San Antonio and South Texas, with one coordinator who knows every lane.

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A shipment, step by step

One load, one coordinator.

This is how a typical cross-border load moves with us.

  1. Day -5

    Order confirmed

    PO checked against inventory plan.

  2. Day -3

    Carrier booked

    Rate and pickup window confirmed.

  3. Day -1

    Papers checked

    Broker documents reviewed before pickup.

  4. Day 0

    Pickup

    Load tracked from the supplier dock.

  5. Day 1

    Crossing

    Status call when the truck clears.

  6. Day 2

    Delivery

    Proof of delivery shared same day.

  7. Monthly

    Lane review

    Cost and timing reviewed with you.

Lane scorecard

What we report on every lane.

Example scorecard. Measures are set with each client.
MeasureWhat it meansReviewed
On-time pickupLoads picked up in the booked windowWeekly
On-time deliveryLoads delivered by the promised dateWeekly
Border holdsLoads held at the crossing and whyWeekly
Cost per loadAll-in freight cost by laneMonthly
StockoutsItems that ran out and the causeMonthly

How we work

Every lane planned. Every shipment tracked.

San Antonio sits between Laredo, Houston and Dallas, and most supply chain trouble happens at the handoffs. We plan each lane, track each load and call before a delay becomes a stockout.

  1. 01

    One coordinator

    Each client has one person who knows every lane.

  2. 02

    Call before it is late

    We call when a load slips, not after it misses.

  3. 03

    Review every lane

    Lane performance is reviewed monthly.

  4. 04

    Write it down

    Procedures for each lane are documented.

Client feedback

What clients say

“We stopped running out of our top items within two months.”
purchasing manager at a San Antonio distributor
“Border holds dropped once someone was checking paperwork before the truck left.”
operations director at a manufacturer
“Nicholas rode along on a delivery before suggesting changes.”
owner of a retail chain

Representative client feedback. Client names are left out.

Start small

Are late shipments costing you sales?

Send three months of shipment data. We will map your lanes and show where time and money are lost.

  • Three months of shipments
  • Your top suppliers and lanes
  • Where things go wrong
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