LogiOS: Every Parcel, Every Channel, Every Border — on One Platform

Southeast Asian sellers and 3PLs are typically forced into a choice between four bad options. A million-peso enterprise warehouse suite built for global manufacturers, with a rollout measured in years. A marketplace-locked fulfilment program that only moves that one channel's parcels — no help the moment a seller also lists on a second platform. A foreign logistics SaaS that has never heard of a COD remittance cycle or a BIR e-invoice. Or a spreadsheet, held together by habit, that falls apart the moment volume spikes past what one coordinator can track by hand.

LogiOS is the OS Series' system for the middle ground none of those four options actually serve — built by Xamun and delivered by BlastAsia — purpose-built for the seller or 3PL that needs a real warehouse, real courier integrations, and real cross-border compliance, right-sized for the region rather than borrowed from somewhere else.

One Platform, the Whole Operation

LogiOS runs the full fulfilment sequence — order ingestion, warehouse management, pick and pack, dispatch, and COD payout — as one connected system rather than a warehouse suite with an e-commerce integration bolted on.

Omnichannel order ingestion pulls orders from Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok through native OAuth connectors, normalizing everything into one queue with live inventory sync and an API monitor per transaction — so a seller listing across three marketplaces isn't running three separate operations behind the scenes.

Real warehouse management gives operators bin-level inventory with a layout designer, directed putaway, double-scan validation, replenishment planning, cycle counts, and live occupancy analytics — the actual mechanics of running a warehouse, not a simplified stand-in for one.

Wave picking and scan-to-pack covers batch and wave picking consoles, a handheld pick queue, and a packing station that verifies every item by scan before generating a carrier waybill, cutting mis-ships off at the point they'd otherwise happen.

Why the Region-Specific Details Matter

The features that separate LogiOS from a generic global WMS are the ones built specifically around how Southeast Asian fulfilment actually works. Native courier integrations with NinjaVan, J&T, and Flash handle connection testing, shipment booking, real waybill numbers, and live tracking, with configurable service zones and rate rules per carrier.

COD remittance and reconciliation runs per-tenant COD batches — fees, storage and handling surcharges, variance holds, net payout — with a discrepancy worklist that reconciles courier files to the cent. COD is still how a large share of Southeast Asian e-commerce gets paid for, and getting the reconciliation wrong at volume is an expensive, trust-eroding problem that most imported logistics software simply isn't built to handle.

Cross-border and customs gives cross-border operators an international linehaul tracker with an HS-tariff compliance checker, commercial-invoice and manifest upload, and a customs-clearance monitor for every ASEAN lane — so a shipment doesn't stall at a border because nobody flagged a missing HS code until it was too late.

BIR e-invoicing and billing covers a client billing-rule configurator, multi-currency tax handling, and e-invoice generation validated against the BIR EIS, backed by GraphIQ, Xamun's regulatory knowledge graph — with a payment-status ledger and settlement built in rather than handled in a separate accounting tool.

Returns and RTS claims runs a returns intake and inspection terminal alongside a carrier RTS and transit-damage claims ledger that flags SLA breaches and auto-computes claim amounts against the contractual cap — turning a typically manual, disputed process into one with a clear, auditable record.

Automated order routing assigns each order to the right fulfilment node and courier by weight, zone, channel, and surcharge, with a sandbox simulator to test routing rules before they go live — and role-based dashboards give six distinct workspaces (operator, warehouse, finance, merchant, regional, cross-border) their own analytics hub, rather than one dashboard everyone has to interpret differently.

Built for Ownership, Not Rental

Like the rest of the OS Series, LogiOS is licensed source-available rather than sold as SaaS: the licensee receives the source code under a perpetual license, can white-label it entirely as their own — merchant portal, operations console, branding, domain — host it on their own infrastructure or region of choice, and modify it as their business evolves. For a 3PL or seller thinking about data residency under the Data Privacy Act (RA 10173), owning the infrastructure the customer and COD records sit on makes that compliance conversation considerably simpler than it would be on a vendor's shared cloud.

Delivered Through BlastAsia's Engagement Models

LogiOS is built by Xamun through the Xamun Software Factory and delivered by BlastAsia through its Turnkey or xDDengagement models, with courier, marketplace, and regulatory configuration scoped as part of onboarding — going live in a quarter rather than the multi-year timeline a global enterprise WMS typically requires.

For sellers and 3PLs who've outgrown a spreadsheet but don't need — or can't justify — a warehouse suite built for a different kind of business entirely, LogiOS is built to be the system that actually fits.

If you're running fulfilment across marketplaces, couriers, or borders in Southeast Asia and want to see how LogiOS handles your specific volume and lanes, let's talk through your operation.