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The Asset Dashboard

The moment you deploy a workflow, Toolblox generates a complete web app for it — the Asset Dashboard. It's where you and your users actually use the contract: browse items, open one to see its details and history, and run the actions that are available. There's no front-end to build.

You'll find it at app.toolblox.net/flow/..., and every workflow also has a shareable public web address.

Getting around​

Along the bottom of the dashboard you'll find:

  • Browse — every item in the workflow, as a searchable list or a grid of cards. Tick show only my items to filter to your wallet.
  • Add item — start a new item (for example, create a new parcel).
  • Admin — management tools for the workflow owner (see below).
  • Wallet — connect or switch the wallet you're acting with.

An item up close​

Open any item to see:

  • Its name and a QR code for sharing.
  • The stategram — a diagram highlighting the item's current state, with the available next actions shown as clickable buttons (payment actions in red, ordinary ones in blue).
  • Its properties — the current values, with addresses and files easy to copy or open.
  • Updates — a full history timeline: who signed each step, which transition ran (linked to the blockchain explorer) and when.

Running an action​

Click an available action to open the Run transition window. Fill in whatever it asks for — text, a number, a choice, a yes/no, a file upload or an amount of money — then click Execute and approve it in your wallet. The item moves to its next state and the change is written to the blockchain.

Admin tools​

If you own the workflow, the Admin area lets you manage whitelists (who is allowed to run restricted actions), trigger global actions, set global variables, view the contract owner and address (with an explorer link), jump back to edit the contract and refresh metadata.

Make it yours​

The dashboard automatically picks up the logo, colors and layout you set for the workflow. To go further — combine several workflows, add custom pages and widgets — use the DApp Maker.