Doxel
Construction data analytics software
Jobsite management software
Construction software
Construction management software
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What is Doxel
Doxel is a construction data analytics platform that uses jobsite capture (such as 360° imagery and lidar from mobile devices/robots) to measure installed progress and compare it to project plans and schedules. It is used by owners, general contractors, and project controls teams to track quantities, productivity, and potential schedule risk across active jobsites. The product differentiates through automated progress measurement and analytics derived from reality-capture data rather than relying only on manual field reporting.
Automated progress measurement
Doxel focuses on converting jobsite reality-capture data into measured progress against drawings and schedules. This can reduce reliance on subjective percent-complete updates and manual quantity tracking. The approach supports more frequent, data-driven progress checks than traditional weekly reporting cycles.
Reality capture to analytics
The platform is designed to ingest visual/spatial jobsite data and translate it into actionable metrics for project controls. This helps teams identify gaps between planned and installed work and investigate where slippage may be occurring. It is particularly relevant for complex interior buildouts (e.g., MEP and finishes) where progress is hard to quantify consistently.
Supports schedule risk visibility
Doxel’s outputs are oriented toward forecasting and early identification of schedule and productivity issues rather than only documenting site conditions. This can help project teams prioritize field verification and corrective actions on higher-risk areas. It complements existing construction management systems by adding an analytics layer tied to observed site conditions.
Capture workflow overhead
Reality-capture programs require consistent site scanning, defined routes, and operational discipline to produce reliable analytics. Teams may need training and process changes to maintain scan frequency and data quality. If capture cadence drops, the value of progress analytics can degrade quickly.
Integration and data alignment
To compare installed work to plan and schedule, the system typically needs accurate models/drawings and well-structured schedule or work breakdown data. Misalignment between BIM, drawings, and schedule activities can increase setup effort and reduce confidence in outputs. Organizations may still need internal expertise to validate mappings and exceptions.
Not a full CM suite
Doxel is primarily an analytics and progress-measurement product rather than an end-to-end construction management platform. Many teams will still require separate systems for RFIs, submittals, financials, contracts, and broader field collaboration. This can add vendor management and workflow complexity if not integrated into existing toolchains.
Plan & Pricing
Pricing model: Pay-as-you-go (usage-based) — Doxel states pricing is generally charged by square foot and depends on capabilities needed and project/jobsite size. Free tier/trial: Not stated on official site (no public free plan or time-limited trial information found). Example costs: Not provided on official site; customers are asked to contact sales for a quote. Discount / billing notes: Not specified on official site. Official site notes: unlimited users (no per-seat charges); onboarding/startup in < 2 weeks; integrates with P6, Procore, Autodesk; pricing varies by construction volume, capabilities, and number/size of jobsites. How to get pricing: Contact sales or request a demo/quote via the vendor site (phone +1 650-720-7526 or the website contact/quote form). Official sources: Doxel Pricing page and Doxel FAQs.
