Procore Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Reviews & Insights

I am an architect working on multiple projects under construction with a construction budget of $10M - $50M. Procore is a powerful document management tool that streamlines distribution and tracking of documents such as submittals, RFIs, and Meeting Minutes. It works best when all stakeholders are involved, which sadly is not always the case, so I still have to track things separately. The product is improving all the time, but I really do not like the graphic interface for meeting minutes which are difficult to read and navigation between issues covered in the meeting is difficult and suffers from lost information if each issue is not saved every time you switch issues.

It is best when instituted at the Enterprise Level and used by everyone on all projects. Unfortunately, project owners will typically not adopt it for their enterprise due to high cost.

As part of the design team, I work with Procore under the general contractor for construction administration services. During construction, we used Procore for submittal reviews, RFI responses, meeting minutes, and notes, as well as to receive and download them, to name a few.

Great for bigger projects. It is a bit overdone for smaller projects, but still helpful.

Procore helps me daily on my large scale construction projects. We specifically track architectural supplemental info and for communicating with subcontractors. My favorite feature is the ability to create drawing sets that automatically add themselves to the current Plans in a smart and realistic way. Procore tracks exactly what page is being replaced automatically - and saves us many headaches.

Procore is great for large scale projects. For smaller projects I would think something like Building Connected is better.

I used Procore for a renowned construction client project, and it was quite good at managing the entire project. The client recommended it to us, and they were on point. We liked their system and ease of process.

While the software is powerful, there is a steep learning curve you might observe in the early days, but overall, I think they keep improving and take feedback positively, too.

I've assisted a partner in configuring and setting its first integrations with Procore. It helped our startup to efficiently manage the budgeting and insights with the same provider (Procore). It saved us time, planning, and investment in maintaining individual instances for each requirement.

-Customizing self-serving software for architects and civil engineers that are low code -Adding monitoring and metrics directly on your phone -Integrated graphics.

Amazing day to day tool for project management you get the oversight of every detail how the project started what are the gaps how we can take that learning for the next project, great tool and simplifies project management in a go. You can also easily communicate within the platform

It’s more suited for a large project as it gives insights daily logs a perfect tool for managing a huge project. For a small project with a lesser duration it maybe not that helpful

Managing different projects with single account in the most needed part of construction industry. This can be managed with the help of procore easily and conveniently.

The bidding process in broker is very much suitable for the proper wedding process. Also need comes to approval of any documents then proper is very much helpful and it goes with a proper process.

Procore, A wonderful tool for the construction industry. We can easily communicate our clash issues with the sub-Trade contractor. With this, we can install the addins of procore for our primary software like Revit and navisworks. We can track our Clash issues and make an approval hierarchy and close it procore itself with final approval from authorities.

In a complex project, It is very difficult to manage the documents, Models, Submittals, and Drawings with different revisions and amendments. Here comes in Picture i.e. Procore. We can easily make all these things possible in Procore and The most updated drawings or documents can be identified directly with the help of Procore.

We manage close to everything construction administration-related within Procore. That includes requests for information, submittals, punch lists, field observations, document management, and more. Procore also allows for close collaboration with multiple parties (GCs, contractors, architects, engineers, etc.). They also try to continuously improve their platform from year to year.

This program can be applied to almost any size project, whether it's a small retrofit to a large-scale new construction build. Training and use of the program are relatively straightforward and user intuitive. There are also a number of support resources and customer support available for issues that do arise.

I use Procore for my daily coordination with my General Contractor. I'm finishing up a high rise building which was coordinated through Procore for the last 3 years. I get submittal and RFI emails notifying me of outstanding questions the contractor has. Submittals are neatly organized by Spec Sections and can be filtered in various ways to find things. The UI can be intimating at first but you get used to it pretty quickly. If you need to forward and/or reassign the submittal to another party the functionality is built into the software. RFI's are set up in a similar manner which makes it easy to transition back and forth between these and submittals. All Drawings the project may have are archived online and can be easily accessed. What's nice is that Procore catalogs all iterations of a drawing which allows seamless access to see the history of changes. All the functionality talked about here can be accessed through the main software, the online site, and the app on iOS or Android.

Procore is great for construction project management. It's tailored specifically for contractors and design professionals. A owner of a project can also be integrated into the software but might have trouble navigating around. While Procore can be used for other non construction projects you'd only be able to use only a fraction of the capability of the software and should probably use sometime more simple.