One set of commissioning data, three ways to use it
CxLens uses data from the tools your team already runs, such as CxAlloy, Oracle P6, and MS Project. It adds a schedule connection, an AI assistant that answers from your live data, and dashboards and reports for your project team.
Schedule connection
Your Cx plan, wired to the schedule
Connect P6 or MS Project to your commissioning checklists. Set planning dates from when each system will be ready. When the schedule shifts, the variance shows up automatically, with no manual reconciliation.
Learn more →Agentic commissioning assistant
Ask a question, get an answer from your live data
Ask questions about your commissioning program in plain English and get answers drawn from your live project data, with the source records cited, so you skip the pivot tables and manual lookups.
Learn more →Insights & reporting
Live dashboards and reports you can hand to a GC
Dashboards for checklists, issues, equipment, and schedule health in one live view, plus formatted reports you can send to your GC or developer in place of a dashboard screenshot.
Learn more →How the pieces fit together
Your field data lives in CxAlloy and your plan lives in a project schedule. CxLens reads both. The schedule connection keeps commissioning dates independent of the project schedule while linking them to its activities, so a schedule update shows up as a variance.
The dashboards and reports and the AI assistant both work from that same live project data, so a chart and an answer to a question are built on the same records.
CxLens works alongside CxAlloy, and your field team keeps using it. The features are set up around your projects as part of an engagement. See how it works.
What CxLens connects to
Integrations are configured during implementation, starting from the tools your team already runs.
CxAlloy
checklists, issues, equipment records, and system hierarchy
Oracle P6
schedules uploaded as .xer files
Microsoft Project
schedules uploaded as .xml exports
See all integrations or, for setup detail on each source, the integrations documentation.
Talk to us about your project
We'll go through your commissioning challenges and tell you whether CxLens can help.
Or email us directly: hello@cxlens.io