Procore Reviews

There are many good project management software options available but this is not one of them. Most other programs do not send out useless notifications to team members when it has nothing to do with them. One called "Newforma" is way better. You get a link to download what you need to look at, end of story. There are no repeat notifications over and over on items that do not concern you.

PlanGrid was a drawings solution that tried to become more of a project management solution. The drawings markups on PlanGrid were good, but the project management tools were lackluster.

Procore has more tools and they function much better than PlanGrid (except for the drawing markups). Procore organizes and displays drawing sheets better than PlanGrid. The only characteristic PlanGrid excels over Procore is the drawing markups.

Prolog was not as advanced as Procore when we did our Demo of both products in 2015. The web interface was not as user friendly for Prolog as it was for Procore. It seemed like Prolog was playing catch up to Procore. Procore has continued to change in the 3 plus years we have been using them. They are constantly adding new features and improving existing features.

Sitedocs is a safety management software. Does it well, Procore just had everything in one app. Although there were many QC HR and safety features that are very missed since switching. The ability to all in one spot outweighs but hoping we will start to see these other features added.

Esub, just not as powerful as Procore. Only missing being able to have hidden % markup on change orders to hide your true cost for invoice breakdowns

I feel that Procore can do almost everything that Prolog could and a bit more. I also feel it is much more user-friendly and I was able to more easily learn and become proficient with Procore than Prolog. Procore and its support team also completely blows Prolog out of the water; not even close in comparison. Procore has awesome responses to issues and questions.

Viewpoint was difficult to use and learn. Procore I picked up within a 2 hour sit down with one of the other project managers. Easy to work through issues and figure out how to do new things. Help section is much more helpful than any other program I have used.

We have tried PlanGrid and one other program that I can’t remember. There are not any other products that we have elevated or used further to my knowledge.

Finishline, we used this previously.

As a project management professional with a background in architecture and design, I strongly believe in a good user interface. Procore offers more tools and industry-related procedures and standards than Sage, and its interface is a lot friendlier and easier to browse through, even for the less tech-savvy users.

One of our main customers uses Plangrid so we have to use it when we work on their projects. It is very comparable.

I would not know. Our IT guy is looking into alternatives to Procore.

Procore is much easier to use and can integrate accounting features as well without having to open a different system. You can document share, use accounting functions, send updates to the field, have closing documents, etc all in one place, where SharePoint you couldn't do all of this.

ShareFile would freeze in the field and our field personnel would become very frustrated and just stop using the technology. We found iPads sitting in vans just going unused. That is completely different now that we are using Procore. Our foremen all keep their iPads at the ready in the field.

We felt like Procore offered us the entire package, and it was customizable to our needs making it the clear choice for us.

Procore is superior in document tracking and overall project management abilities, including financial tracking. PlanGrid is not used for this purpose, in my understanding. Procore is unique in this attribute and elevates beyond any known software on the market at this time and is the reason why many general contractors in our region are moving to the software.

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We used Wrike for project management but that was Fisher Price stuff compared to Procore and it's capabilities.

The only other product that we have used is Excel. Honestly, it does not even compare.

Bluebeam Revu is a great program for editing PDFs, measuring areas, etc. This is the main use for Bluebeam we have within our company. Procore does not have the same editing functions as Bluebeam, but takes it to the next step in being able to maintain and organize all construction documents.

Procore was our first dive into field-to-office software. We have not tested or demoed any of the products listed above but these have been the other "big players" that we have heard of other companies in our are using.

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I have not used any other kind of product like Procore. This was selected by the company where I work. Since I am in charge of training for my company (among other duties) I have the pleasure of making certain our workers are comfortable with Procore and the way it's used for us.

Procore is the only product we have tried thus far.

The ease of access is alot easier, interface is easier, submittals, and daily log tracking easier.