Procore Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Procore to manage all aspects of the construction process on the projects we manage. It helps keep everyone involved in these projects on the same page, using the same data, in an easy to use interface.

Likelihood to Recommend

Any size GC would be well equipped to use Procore. Smaller subcontractors may not benefit as much if they are already invited to larger GC's Procore instance and thus not have need of their own.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Procore is used in our Energy Serivces Preconstruction business. It allows for proper front end planning. We use it for site audit documentation, bid management and bid leveling. It has dramatically improved our day-to-day efficiency for our project developers, energy engineers and estimators. It is our single source of truth.

Likelihood to Recommend

Anyone in the construction industry should be using this tool.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I am the main project manager for a high end interior and exterior millwork fabricator. We specialize in anything woodworking and serve high end clients in Palm Beach and Jupiter Florida. I use Procore to organize everything. I use it to manage submittals, drawings, RFI's, and approvals during the drawing process. Procore helps me keep all parties involved and accountable to staying on track for timing and for all schedules. I use Procore everyday and it helps me not have things fall through the cracks as much as they normally would without Procore.

Likelihood to Recommend

Procore has allowed me to stay on top of mostly all things going on in the job. It helps me with to do tasks or showing me what is in the red and needs action. I use Procore daily along with Innergy on the internal side of our company. Between the 2 there is a lot of back and forth. If they could somehow be integrated together. That would be truly helpful.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We are a general contractor that uses Procore for all aspects of the construction process. We use it for bidding, project management, contractor contracts, prime owner contracts, invoicing, including punch lists and close out. This software gives us the tools and organizational needs to ensure that we are keeping tabs on KPIs and our PMs on task with current issues and push us to the best problem solving

Likelihood to Recommend

Procore Pay has proven highly effective for managing conditional and unconditional waivers, ACH payments, and tracking contract commitments. Your team has successfully implemented it for new projects, streamlining payment workflows and improving transparency. This has helped us keep better records for payments and tracking of lien waivers. This alone i would recommend Procore. This help us manage more work at a high standard

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As a General Contractor I manage many projects through Procore, from Budgets to Commitments to change orders and billing. Procore streamlines the whole project management from Award to Punch list. I have no complaints

Likelihood to Recommend

Its well suited for the whole project duration!

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

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.

Likelihood to Recommend

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.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Knowing a contractor is using Procore to manage the construction site is always helpful as an engineer. It lets me know that all of my RFIs and questions will be on one site and they will all come through in predictable formats and methods. I know that sub contractors will have access to the documents quickly and will be working off the same set of plans as every one else.

Likelihood to Recommend

For construction projects where a design team, owner, and contractor are working together, especially on items that have a months long or years long schedule this is an amazing product. I could see it being overkill for short projects or projects with minimal design team interface. Things like restriping a parking lot or painting a wall that are more maintenance may not benefit from the software. But new construction where you want to make sure that architects and engineers are all aware of the on-site conditions this really helps us.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I am a consultant who reviews submittals, RFIs, etc. for projects in Procore. Procore makes managing paperwork for projects easier. It minimizes actual paper and most document review and approvals can be done electronically. The approvals go from one person to the next and the flow of the paperwork is maintained.

Biggest problem is slow downs in the program when uploading approved submittals and other documents.

Likelihood to Recommend

Reviewing RFIs, COs, and submittals is centralized and the flow of the reviews can be followed. The people required to perform the reviews are named Procore and the flow of who performed the reviews are shown. It makes keeping track of the reviews easy. I also like the confirmation emails that are sent for my records.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Procore mainly to keep our excavation projects organized and running smoothly. It helps us manage everything from pre-construction planning to daily field work and closeout. Most of our jobs involve site prep for commercial and residential builds, so having one place to track progress, documents, and communication is helpful

Likelihood to Recommend

Procore is great for keeping things organized, especially on larger jobs where there are a lot of moving parts. It helps track who’s responsible for what with its “ball in court” feature, so nothing slips through the cracks. You also get daily reminders for overdue items from subcontractors, which keeps everyone accountable and on schedule.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I manage commercial solar projects for an owner/operator. The projects are located across the US, on various terrains (and rooftops). They range from 300kw to 20MW so there is a lot of customizing necessary in every project. Procore allows the project team to interface with the site reporting and project information on a day to day basis with accuracy and efficiency. Procore has been especially helpful at identifying problems before they become significant enough to affect progress. Our contractors and QA/QC can upload photos as observations or in their reporting so that every scope gets enough attention and oversight.

Likelihood to Recommend

Procore understands how no two projects are identical and the number of stakeholders and scopes can vary drastically depending on the type of project. I like being able to get daily updates from site and having a go-to place to initiate RFI's and Observations. I don't like how few relationships are built between tools at this time so that I have to click around often to review photos, then correspond formally with the contractor (not comments), delegate tasks, and track meeting minutes.