Parcel Sorting in Los Angeles and Southern California
From delivery stations on the Westside to warehouses across Southern California, SortLease sets up sorting by route or by carrier.
What We Saw in Santa Monica
Several delivery partners worked from one shared site. Drivers arrived around 6:00 AM, sorted their own packages by hand and left around 9:00 AM.
Much of that morning went to sorting rather than delivering. A sorter moves that work to before drivers arrive.
Warehouses: sort by carrier
Warehouses and 3PLs can map chutes by carrier instead of route, so outbound parcels are split for UPS, FedEx, USPS and regional pickups. See 3PL warehouse sorting and how it works.
Your Station, a Shared Hub, or Your Own System
At your station
- Sorter installed where you sort today
- SortLease operates and maintains it
- No equipment purchase
Shared sorting hub
- 3–4 delivery partners share one sorter
- Separate time windows or lanes
- Each partner pays for its own volume
Buy a system
- For warehouses and larger operations
- Sort by route, carrier or ZIP
- Installed in 2–4 weeks
Los Angeles Questions
Do you serve Orange County, the Inland Empire and San Diego?
Yes. SortLease works anywhere in the continental U.S. Each project is designed for its site.
Can the system sort by carrier for a warehouse?
Yes. Chutes are mapped in software by carrier, by route, or a mix of both.
Is there a site in Southern California I can visit?
Not yet. We can arrange a live video walkthrough of a running system.
How long does installation take?
Typically 2–4 weeks after the site review and written terms.