Boxzooka MCP Server

Boxzooka MCP Server

MCP server wrapping Boxzooka's bxz-api to provide 33 tools for managing products, inbound orders, orders, inventory, shipments, and returns.

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Boxzooka MCP Server

Wraps the Boxzooka bxz-api (Product, Inbound, Order, Inventory, Shipment, Return) as an MCP server, same pattern as the Materials Inventory connector: one shared server, one shared credential pair, the whole team connects to the same URL.

33 tools, full read + write coverage. EDI is not covered — it's XML-based and Boxzooka requires a separate setup conversation with their IT team for it; ask if you actually need it and I'll add it.

Files

  • boxzooka_mcp.py — the server
  • requirements.txt — Python deps
  • Dockerfile — container build for remote hosting

1. Deploy it (separate service from Materials Inventory)

This is a separate deployment from the Materials Inventory connector — each server needs its own Railway/Render/Fly service.

  1. Push these three files to a new repo (or folder in an existing one).
  2. Railway → New Project → Deploy from GitHub repo → pick it.
  3. In Variables, add:
    • BOXZOOKA_API_TOKEN = your sandbox token (c44f966f5c7fc4cdb7d7f461ab4414c6)
    • BOXZOOKA_CUSTOMER_ID = 242
    • Optional: BOXZOOKA_API_BASE_URL — only needed once Boxzooka gives you a live/production URL to replace the sandbox (https://sandbox.boxzooka.com, the default).
  4. Railway gives you a public URL, e.g. https://boxzooka-production-xxxx.up.railway.app.
  5. The connector URL to give your team is that URL plus /mcp: https://boxzooka-production-xxxx.up.railway.app/mcp

2. Connect the team

Same as Materials Inventory: each teammate adds it as a custom connector in their own Claude app, pointing at the URL above. No per-user setup.

3. Security & sandbox notes

  • This token/customer pair currently points at Boxzooka's sandbox environment (per their docs: "for test and debug purpose"). Data you see through it is test data, not your real warehouse — orders and inventory here won't reflect what's actually happening at Boxzooka's physical warehouse. Once you're ready to go live, contact Boxzooka for production credentials and set them via BOXZOOKA_API_TOKEN / BOXZOOKA_CUSTOMER_ID / BOXZOOKA_API_BASE_URL.
  • Same access-level note as Materials Inventory: this connector can create orders, cancel orders, adjust returns, etc. — full read/write. Don't share the URL outside the team.

4. What's covered

  • Product: create, get by SKU, update, list all, list (paginated)
  • Inbound: create, get by PO number, search by date range, get received-by-date (real-time), update, paginated receiving-by-date
  • Order: create, cancel, search (by order_id/order_key/external_id), update, load WMS orders by date
  • Inventory: list all in-stock, get by SKU, today's adjustments, adjustments by date, putaway by date, plus paginated variants of each
  • Shipment: get by order key, get by date range, paginated by-date
  • Return: search, search by date, create, update, cancel

Not covered: EDI (XML-based, needs a separate Boxzooka IT conversation).

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