Possible scope
The focus is not selling a generic TMS, but solving operational coordination when routes and field teams are part of the service.
- Dispatch and schedule
- Tracking and incidents
- B2B customers and status
- ERP or invoicing integration
Logistics coordination
Logistics when it is part of a field operation.
Logistics enters when it is part of the operating lifecycle: routes, teams and assets that have to coordinate from the same state as the rest of the operation. We do not sell a generic TMS; it is addressed when it connects with technicians, routes, dispatch, assets, or B2B customers.
Where this sits
BoRo Studio is an operational architecture studio, and its current focus is Solar + BESS project delivery. This page covers an adjacent operational capability we understand and can implement. The problem is rarely that software is missing: it is how states move between functions, how decisions propagate, how work changes hands and which system owns which fact. What follows is a lifecycle, not a feature list.
Operating lifecycle
Order
Route
Team
Dispatch
Tracking
Incident
ERP
Lower commercial prominence
This vertical remains a secondary page, linked where it makes sense, without defining the home or main architecture.
- Field service with routes
- On-site installations
- Regional maintenance coverage
- Operations with support fleet
When it applies
- Logistics is part of field service.
- Teams, routes, or assets need coordination.
- Traceability feeds customer, ERP, or billing.
Related capabilities
FAQ
Does BoRo still build logistics software?
It can be addressed when related to field operations, field service, installations, routes, or operational integrations.
Is this a primary page?
No. BoRo main strategy is now Operations OS for field service and maintenance.
Can it integrate with ERP?
Yes, when there is a viable technical architecture and the logistics flow must feed administration or invoicing.