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Meridion Works
Brownsville, Texas

Your operation.Built smarter.

Custom software and automation for warehouses, freight, and industrial logistics.

We study how your operation works, then build around it — from cargo tracking and documents to workflows, alerts, and AI-assisted tools.

MSCU 44190240 HC · DISCHARGEDLOA 294 M+0.00DWG 01 / 04VESSEL DISCHARGEBERTH 03 · GANTRY 02
What we do

We build the software your operation is missing.

The work happens on the Brownsville–Rio Grande Valley corridor: the deepwater port, the bridges at Pharr and Los Indios, and the warehouses feeding both.

Warehouse workers moving a loaded pallet on a pallet truck
BOL

4412-A

re-keyed
WMS
re-keyed
TMS
re-keyed
ERP

3 × manual entry · 1 shipment

Cut the manual work

The same shipment is typed into every system by hand.

Pallet racking running the length of a distribution warehouse
D1
No signal
D2
No signal
D3
No signal
D4
No signal

Status by radio call or yard walk

See the floor

Trailer and dock status live in a radio call or a yard walk.

A ship-to-shore gantry crane lifting a container at a marine terminal
WMS240
TMS238
ERP240
Sheet236

Pallet count · 4 sources, 3 answers

Connect what you run

WMS, TMS, ERP and the spreadsheet all disagree.

How we work

We visit. We find it. We fix it.

Six phases, in this order. You can stop after any of them.

Phase 0 · On-site

We Walk Your Floor

We start where the work happens. One day on your floor, following cargo from the gate to the truck, watching what people actually do rather than what the process document says.

Observed route · Every handoff logged

floor-assessment — Dock A → OutboundDay 1 of 2
TimelineBy stationBy systemShift 06:00–14:00

Handoffs observed

24

Re-keyed twice

9

Hours lost / wk

31

Systems touched

5

08:14Gate check-in logged on paperRe-keyed
09:02Pallet count called over radioNo record
10:47BOL walked to the officeDelay 22m
11:36Load tally typed into spreadsheetRe-keyed
13:20Scanner data matches WMSClean

Time lost by station

Gate34%
Dock A28%
Office22%
Staging9%

Illustrative interfaces. Every system is built around the operation it serves.

Security

Your data stays yours.

Logistics data is commercially sensitive. We architect for that from the first line of code.

You own it

Your operational data belongs to your business, not to us.

Runs where you want

On-premise, private network, or cloud you control.

Least privilege

Role-based access and audit logs by default.

Never used for training

Your documents are not fed into anyone's model.

AES-256At restRBACScoped accessAUDIT LOGEvery actionON-PREMYour hardwareLEAST PRIVBy default
Runs on
  • ClaudeDocument understanding
  • OpenAIExtraction & classification
  • PostgreSQLSystem of record
  • AWSControlled cloud
  • DockerOn-premise deployment
  • LinuxServers you control
  • CloudflareEdge & WAF
  • PythonAutomation & OCR
  • TypeScriptOperator interfaces
Start here

You know your operation. We know software.

Tell us where time is being lost. We'll tell you if software can fix it.

Service corridorSouth Texas & the RGVRGV · South Texas · Texas-wide

BrownsvilleHeadquarters & on-site engineering

Serving the Rio Grande Valley and businesses across Texas

Common questions

Before you get in touch.

  • What exactly does Meridion Works build?

    We build custom software around your existing operation — from document and inventory workflows to internal tools, integrations, automation, and AI-assisted processes.

  • Do we have to replace our current software?

    No. Whenever possible, we build around the systems your team already uses rather than forcing an expensive replacement.

  • Do you only work with companies in Brownsville?

    No. We're based in Brownsville and currently focused on the Rio Grande Valley and South Texas, with the ability to work with businesses across Texas.

  • Can you work with sensitive operational or customer data?

    Yes. Security requirements are discussed before implementation, and solutions can be designed around controlled access, auditability, human approvals, and local or on-premise infrastructure when appropriate.

  • How much does a project cost?

    Every operation is different. We first identify the problem, determine whether software can realistically solve it, and define the scope before providing pricing.

  • What happens after I contact you?

    We start with a short conversation about where your team is losing time. If there's a good fit, we'll look at the workflow and propose a focused solution before anything is built.