8 docs tagged with "Getting started"

Let's go through a simple example and create a workflow of airline loyalty points. In this example:

To save your work and deploy contracts you need a Toolblox account and a wallet. Both are quick to set up, and if the word "wallet" sounds intimidating — don't worry, Toolblox can create one for you automatically.

This example builds a smart contract for a small logistics operation — tracking shipments from order through to delivery — and shows how the pieces from the rest of these docs come together in a more realistic workflow.

Sometimes you want full control — or you simply want to understand exactly what you're shipping. Building a workflow by hand is straightforward, and it's the best way to learn how Toolblox thinks. In this guide we build a simple parcel delivery workflow from an empty canvas.

Toolblox lets you build a smart contract the way you'd sketch a business process on a whiteboard — as a series of steps that something moves through. You never write code: you describe the lifecycle of a thing, and Toolblox turns that description into a real smart contract you can run on a blockchain.

Besides workflows, Toolblox can create a plain token (an ERC-20 coin) in a few clicks. Tokens are handy as a currency inside your own workflows, as loyalty points or rewards, or as a governance token for voting — no coding required.

The fastest way to start a workflow is to describe it in plain English and let Toolblox's AI draft it for you. You type what you want, and it produces a first version of the workflow — the asset, its states and its transitions — ready for you to refine.

Toolblox is a no-code smart contract builder, specifically designed to manage workflows around digital twins. Digital twins are digital representations of real-world business objects such as documents, offers, parcels, loans, requests, harvests etc.