Build a Shipment Control Tower with ToolJet MCP

A new guide from ToolJet demonstrates how to build a comprehensive 'Shipment Control Tower' application using the ToolJet Model Context Protocol (MCP). The application is designed for freight operations teams to monitor ocean and air cargo across various lanes, carriers, and customers. The resulting app features a live, color-coded map for tracking shipments, an exceptions queue for managing at-risk deliveries, and a weekly performance summary. By utilizing ToolJet’s low-code platform, developers can generate a structured, multi-page application that includes data models, queries, and user interfaces in a single workflow. The article highlights the efficiency of using AI-driven generation to create enterprise-grade tools, while emphasizing that the final product remains a fully editable, maintainable application. This approach allows logistics teams to move beyond static reports to a dynamic, centralized command center that supports real-time recovery actions and audit-ready data management.