Open Source / Transportation Management Systems
An open-source TMS framework for building connected logistics and transportation applications.
Conceptual system studyField notes
Shipments, carriers, dispatch teams, routes, appointments, operational records, and external services all affect one another. Fragmented systems make that coordination harder to model and adapt.
Kaporeal brings transportation records and workflows into a modular architecture intended for logistics applications. It is a technical foundation, not a claim of a finished commercial logistics network.
System model
Shipment requirements and appointments define what must move.
Routes, carriers, and constraints shape the movement plan.
Operational coordination moves the plan into execution.
Events and records preserve the state of transportation work.
Integrations and reporting extend the operational foundation.
Proposed transportation domain model; it does not represent a deployed logistics network.
Engineering map
Shipment records, lifecycle events, and operational context.
Coordination concepts for assigning and monitoring movement.
Carrier relationships and transportation data in shared context.
Time-bound operational events connected to shipment workflows.
Configurable transportation process modeling and state transitions.
Routing and external service connection points.
A coherent operational history across the movement lifecycle.
Operational visibility built from connected transportation data.
Development position
Kaporeal is in development. Its modules and architecture are presented as the intended technical direction, not as production availability claims.
Define shipments, carriers, locations, appointments, and shared operational records.
Model dispatch and transportation lifecycle states as adaptable workflows.
Explore routing and external service integration points.
Research reporting and dashboards grounded in connected records.
Connected work
Open engineering
Follow verified development, review public code where available, or start a relevant technical conversation.
