Item: Procore
Rating: 8
Author: Nicole Parker

Overall Satisfaction with Procore

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Our operations department will use Procore from implementation to roll out (Expected in 01/18). We are doing one to two projects until then with a specific Implementation team. We chose to move to Procore to streamline our project management processes from several software tools down to 1-2 tools.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Easy to learn and use overall
RFI and Submittal Process is super streamlined
Document Control

Cons

The Financial Tools
Email system and files
Specifications Tool is cumbersome
Sharing Specs across projects

Return on Investment

It hasn't been long enough to see real returns, but I can see my time spent more wisely which will pay off overall.

Alternatives Considered

Prolog and Sage

I feel that today's Procore is better than yesterday's Prolog. For Sage, it wins head over heals for project management, but not so well (yet?) for financials.

Likelihood to Recommend

The RFI process works smoothly and easily from its creators through the responses and then to document control. This has already (within a few weeks of use) saved time.

The email blizzard that results is somewhat overwhelming to get used to and will take time to scale down.

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