Introduction
When you build a shipment control tower with ToolJet MCP, freight operations teams get one place to watch shipments, spot delays, and log recovery actions as conditions change, and the result is a structured ToolJet application with data, queries, and interface together, which the team keeps running instead of a screen or a code drop. The app in this article sits at the center of ocean and air freight moving across several lanes, carriers, and customers. You get the live map, the exceptions queue, and the weekly summary, plus the data model and recovery flow that connect them. The article shows how the same app holds the live view, the exception log, and the weekly performance readout in one place.
Live Map — every shipment plotted and colour-coded by delay
Exceptions — at-risk shipments sorted by delay severity
Weekly Summary — on-time performance by lane and carrier
