Add-ons
Platform — Add-ons are optional modules that extend the core for a specific operator's needs, attaching to the same spine without disturbing what runs today.
All modulesBORA Systems is a ferry operations platform built in Tallinn, Estonia — 33 modules across 6 functional categories, each on its own microservice with a local API. Certified to ISO/IEC 27001 and GDPR-compliant. As of 2026, in daily service across three regions: the Baltic, the Channel Islands and the Persian Gulf.
What does it do?
Add-ons are the optional modules an operator adopts when its operation needs something beyond the core — a loyalty programme, a government-reporting connector, an integration with a specific local system. They attach to the same core and API as everything else.
Because an add-on uses the same spine, adding one does not disturb what already runs: it extends the system rather than forking it.
How does it work?
Choose
An operator adopts only the add-ons its operation calls for.
Attach
An add-on connects to the same core and local API.
Extend
It extends the running system rather than replacing parts of it.
Grow
New add-ons attach later without disturbing today's setup.
What does it connect to?
Each add-on reads and writes through the same local API as the core modules.
Add-ons connect to an operator's specific external systems — named per deployment, not a vague 'anything'.
What are its limits?
What it deliberately does not do:
- An add-on extends the core; it is not a way to replace a core module's role.
- Availability depends on the deployment — not every add-on is offered for every operator.
Frequently asked questions
What is an add-on?
An optional module that extends the core for a specific operator's need.
Does adding one disturb the running system?
No. It attaches to the same spine and extends rather than forks.
Are all add-ons available to everyone?
No. Availability depends on the deployment.
See Add-ons on live data
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