Admin panels for your product
Manage accounts, plans, entitlements and content over production tables with role-gated write actions.
For product managers
Every launch drags an admin panel, a support console or a rollout tracker behind it, and none of them make the roadmap. Describe the tool and ToolJet builds it on your production data, under the same access rules engineering already set. Refine it yourself; hand engineering the edge cases only.
| Account | Plan | Owner | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Northwind Logistics | Enterprise | A. Chen | Active |
| Helio Health | Team | R. Patel | Invited |
| Bramble & Co | Enterprise | J. Moreau | Flagged |
| Kestrel Energy | Team | A. Chen | Active |
Add a button to enable the feature flag for an account and post the change to #launch-agents
Flag toggle, LaunchDarkly query and Slack notification added · awaiting review
No engineering ticket needed
Type what you want in plain language. ToolJet generates the pages, queries and logic as a working app. Connect your data, set who can see what, and review the generated logic before publishing. Edit the app on the canvas afterwards.
Built on the systems product teams already live in
Have developers? They can build the same apps fromthrough the ToolJet plugin
Manage accounts, plans, entitlements and content over production tables with role-gated write actions.
Cohorts, activation metrics and per-account toggles, wired to your flag service and warehouse.
One screen across your database, billing and ticketing, so support stops asking engineering to look things up.
Invites, participation, feedback and interview notes with owners and status.
Product analytics from your warehouse, filtered by segment, without waiting for the data team's queue.
Content, listing or request review with clear ownership and an audit trail.
Write the tool the way you would write the ticket. ToolJet generates pages, queries and logic as a working app on your data.
Rename columns, add a filter, change a status flow on the canvas. No pull request for the small stuff.
A custom query, a tricky integration or a component that does not exist: engineers add it in JavaScript or Python and hand the app back.
The app inherits your workspace SSO and roles. Support sees support things; billing actions need billing roles.
In production
Engineering has already approved it
You build inside the guardrails your platform team set. Nothing you ship creates a new login, a new credential or an unreviewed path to production data.
Apps use workspace SSO. Access follows directory groups.
Page, component, query and row-level permissions, set per app, inherited from the workspace.
Platform audit logs plus the approval records your app stores.
Test with your team in staging, then release. Version history if something needs to go back.
Security and governance features vary by plan. Workflows and Agent Builder are available on Self-hosted only; BYOK is available on Enterprise plans for both Cloud and Self-hosted. Compare plan availability.
Two ways to get there
Self-serve
Start free. Describe the tool, refine it on the canvas, and ship it under your own access rules. Start with one app, then test it with your team before rolling it out.
Start freeProfessional services
When the timeline is fixed or the process is tangled, our engineers build alongside you: scoped delivery, production-ready apps, and knowledge transfer so your team owns the result.
Talk about a projectDescribe it, refine it, roll it out under the rules engineering already set.
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