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BOSS Software Inc.

BOSS Software Inc. provides internet-based order-entry, shipping, and manufacturing/distribution software for businesses.

Last updated October 23, 2026

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Overview

BOSS Software Inc. is a business software provider whose website describes its offering as a manufacturing and distribution front end for order entry and shipping. The company says its BOSS Order Entry Shipping System has been available since 1994 and reports a user base of more than 4,000. The supplied evidence does not establish its founding circumstances, headquarters, ownership, or the markets in which it operates. Its core OE/SS system supports orders submitted manually or through EDI and internet ordering, and is described as available without purchasing or installing software. Listed capabilities include managing multiple warehouses, price files, and customer files; producing pick lists, packing slips, and bills of lading; and handling shipment and invoicing workflows. The site also describes integration with MRP and accounting systems, real-time inventory management, and optional accounting and work-order/floor-management functionality. Site-specific customization and modification are offered. The homepage additionally identifies BOSS LT/SS as a product for shipping agents and brokers. It presents the software as suitable for organizations handling substantial shipping volumes, stating that the system can handle thousands of shipments per day. This dossier uses the identity shown on the supplied official website; the Chinese name “博思软件” in the subject hints is not independently corroborated by that evidence.

History

BOSS Software Inc.'s official homepage presents the company’s BOSS Order Entry Shipping System as a manufacturing and distribution front end. It states that the system has been available since 1994. The supplied evidence does not identify the founder, describe the company’s original formation, or provide a corporate ownership or headquarters history. The homepage describes an order and shipping system designed to work with manually entered orders and electronic exchanges. Supported order channels and formats include internet ordering and EDI, with examples such as 830, 850, and 862. The system is described as usable with or without a customer’s mainframe on its LAN, and as interfacing with MRP and accounting systems. The site lists operational functions spanning order processing, warehouse management, picking, packing, bills of lading, shipping notices, and invoicing. The company also describes optional real-time inventory management, accounting, and work-order/floor-management functions, as well as site-specific customization and modification. Its homepage identifies BOSS LT/SS as an additional offering for shipping agents and brokers. The supplied source gives no dated account of later launches, acquisitions, executive changes, or market expansions. It reports a user base of more than 4,000 and says the system handles thousands of shipments per day; these are statements made on the company’s homepage, not independently verified figures.

  • 1994

    BOSS OE/SS system availability dates to 1994

Products and positioning

Business software for manufacturing, distribution, order entry, and shipping operations, with EDI and internet ordering and optional site-specific customization.

  • BOSS Order Entry Shipping System (OE/SS)

    Order-entry and shipping system for manufacturing and distribution, with manual, EDI, and internet ordering; warehouse, shipment, and invoicing functions.

  • BOSS LT/SS

    Offering identified by the homepage for shipping agents and brokers.

Controversies

  • 2020

    Shenzhen Stock Exchange questioned Boss Soft over its restructuring

    In a 2020 development, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange issued an inquiry letter to Boss Soft concerning the company's planned purchase of equity in Beijing Bos Zhixin Internet Technology. The inquiry sought explanations regarding the planned acquisition, the target company's operations, and related-party transactions. According to the report's headline, the high-premium acquisition target was suspected of potentially involving a transfer of benefits. The report did not specify further details of the exchange's questions or any response from the company.

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Recent events

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange questioned Bos Software over its restructuring[2]

    Reported:

    The Shenzhen Stock Exchange issued an inquiry letter to Bos Software seeking explanations about its planned purchase of equity in Beijing Bos Zhixin Internet Technology, the target company's operations, and related-party transactions. The report's headline says the high-premium acquisition target was suspected of potentially involving a transfer of benefits.

  • Unconfirmed

    Bosi Software proposes acquiring the remaining stake in Bosi Zhixin[3]

    Bosi Software published a draft proposing to acquire the remaining 49% equity stake in Bosi Zhixin from its shareholders for 243.04 million yuan; the transaction was proposed, not reported as completed.

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