Keep freight exceptions moving.
Harborline connects vendor records, purchase orders, shipment milestones, and exception ownership in one operational workspace.
Purchase orders
18 openHRB-2043 Cold chain sensors | Meridian Cold Logistics | $48,200.00 | Approved |
HRB-2051 Reefer gensets | Northwind Freight Co. | $126,750.00 | Pending approval |
HRB-2038 Pallet racking | Cavalier Handling | $19,940.00 | Closed |
Shipment SHP-7781
Reefer 40ft- BookedMeridian DC
- DepartedPort of Oakland
- In transitI-80 corridor
- ETA at riskReno cross-dock
Temperature excursion flagged. Owner: Marco R.
One route, four checkpoints
From booking to the exception desk, Harborline keeps the planned path and the actual one on the same line.
Orders with a decision trail
Every submit, approval, rejection, and reopen is recorded against the order, so finance and operations read the same history.
Shipment context, not status noise
Milestones, carriers, and ETAs sit next to the order and vendor they belong to — not scattered across carrier portals and inboxes.
Exceptions with an owner
A delayed reefer or a customs hold becomes an assigned exception with severity, discussion, and a resolution summary.
Supplier updates without another account
Send a scoped link so a supplier can post an ETA or reference against one order — no seat, no password, no access to the rest.
How teams run Harborline
Stand up a workspace
Create an organization and invite procurement, operations, and finance with the right role.
Maintain vendors and orders
Keep vendor records current and move purchase orders through draft, approval, and close.
Track shipments to delivery
Attach shipments to approved orders and update milestones as freight moves.
Own every exception
Assign exceptions, discuss them in context, and close them with a resolution the whole team can see.
Put every exception on one line.
Start a workspace and bring vendors, orders, and shipments together.