FOUNDING TRADE
Millwork
Architectural casework, hospital and hospitality buildout, custom wall units. Where Praxon was born and where it is in pilot today.
FIELD VERIFY → CLOSE OUT
FIELD EXECUTION SOFTWARE MILLWORK & SPECIALTY TRADES
Praxon connects field verification, live job status, scheduling, issues, materials, labor, and reporting on one operational surface built for millwork and specialty trades.
THE OFFICE KNOWS THE PLAN · THE SHOP KNOWS THE COST · THE FIELD KNOWS THE TRUTH
02 / PRODUCT OVERVIEW
One custom reception desk, one changed building, and the moment the field condition either reaches the shop or does not.
03 / THE OPERATIONAL PROBLEM
Margin does not disappear in the estimate. It disappears in the gap between what happened on site and what made it back to the people who could act on it.
WHAT HAPPENED
The wall was out of plumb when the crew walked the room.
A photo was taken. It stayed on a phone.
WHAT WAS COMMUNICATED
A text to a foreman, three days later.
No room, no date, no owner, no record.
WHAT IT COST
Two return trips, a remake, and a backcharge nobody could dispute.
Found in the job costing report, a month after it mattered.
04 / THE PRODUCT
Field operations software for specialty trades, in six moves that carry a job from field verification to closeout. Every screen here is the software as it runs today.
Every room on the floor plan carries its real state, from released to field verified to complete.
Field CAD is one module inside Praxon. The crew draws the room on site, records real walls, openings and heights, and the sheet carries what was measured and what is still assumed.
Rough dimensions read rough. Nothing gets cut to a number nobody pulled.
IN DEVELOPMENT CONNECTED DIGITAL MEASURING TOOLS
Send measurements directly from compatible Bluetooth measuring tools into the field record. The installer selects the dimension in Praxon, pulls the measurement, and the exact value is recorded. No typing, no transcription, no number remembered wrong on the walk back.
IN DEVELOPMENT LIDAR ROOM SCANNING FOR CONSTRUCTION
Custom millwork cannot always be built from architectural drawings alone. Praxon is developing a LiDAR-assisted field-verification workflow that captures the real walls, floors, columns, openings, utilities, ceiling conditions, and clearances controlling the work.
Conceptual visualization of Praxon's planned LiDAR-assisted spatial-capture workflow.
Scan the reception area, create a measurable 3D as-built record, and verify how the millwork fits before material reaches the shop floor. Jobsite reality capture, as-built measurement, and field verification before fabrication, tied to the same room the shop is building.
The drawing shows the design. The scan shows what the millwork must fit.
06 / WHO PRAXON IS FOR
Different trades, one workflow. The pain shows up in the same six steps every time.
FIELD VERIFY FABRICATE DELIVER INSTALL DOCUMENT CLOSE OUT
FOUNDING TRADE
Architectural casework, hospital and hospitality buildout, custom wall units. Where Praxon was born and where it is in pilot today.
FIELD VERIFY → CLOSE OUT
SAME WORKFLOW
Resilient, hardwood, large format tile. Verify the slab, land the material, install on a GC clock, and prove what the conditions were.
FIELD VERIFY → CLOSE OUT
SAME WORKFLOW
Solid surface and stone, architectural metals and glass, specialty ceilings, doors and hardware. Shop to field, every time.
FIELD VERIFY → CLOSE OUT
07 / FOUNDER
I built Praxon after watching margin disappear through repeated trips, poor field documentation, missed verification, delayed communication, lost materials, rework, and information scattered across texts, emails, notebooks, and memory.
Built by the trades. Built for the trades.
WORKING PAPER NO. 1
Why manufacture-and-install businesses reach the Production Commitment Point with precise shop data and incomplete field information.
Read the Working Paper →WORKING PAPER NO. 1
We Commit Before We Know
A working paper on the Production Commitment Point in manufacture-and-install businesses
August 2026
DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION | COMMENTS INVITED
In pilot with specialty trade shops now. General access opens Q4 2026.
Tell us about your shop. Brian reads every one of these.
Would you rather just talk? Talk to Brian.