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Project overview & release boundaries
Understand what Kaporeal is, what is available today and how to read this documentation.
Educational / conceptual specification · Not a released implementation contract

A transportation framework in development
Kaporeal is Kordspace's modular, API-first transportation management framework in development. The initial core targets loads, dispatch, carrier and customer records, shipment events and documents. The larger vision connects freight operators to warehouse, ERP and accounting context without replacing those systems.
This documentation is educational and conceptual. It explains domain choices and design requirements before a public code release; it is not an operator manual for installed software. Read an In Progress label as a development target, not evidence that a production feature can be used today.
What is available
The public website and conceptual documentation are available. The Core TMS MVP remains in progress. Operations Expansion and Integrations & Automation are planned; Enterprise & Hosted is future. There is no public source repository, installation package or stable API contract linked here.
Licensing is under review and will be announced before public code release. Conceptual diagrams and example objects deliberately omit real transactions and deployment claims. A release will need verifiable software behavior, license terms and installation guidance rather than only an announcement.
How the guides fit together
Begin with the glossary and architecture principles to understand system boundaries. The data-model and event-lifecycle guides explain the proposed record vocabulary; integration and extension guides describe the questions future contracts should answer. Deployment and secure-operation guides are readiness checklists, not commands to run.
Operators can use these materials to challenge a handoff or exception model. Engineers can use them to discuss consistency, provenance and contract design. Both should consult current status rather than assume a concept illustrated in a guide has shipped.