Item: Procore
Rating: 8
Author: Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Procore for our project managers and financial admins. Some of our on site employees use it and others do not. It helps us keep track of current jobs, drawings, contracts, change orders, and pay applications.

Pros and Cons

Makes AIA applications simple.
Allows for G.C. to invite their subs to use it as a one stop shop for the project.

Procore needs more direction on how to fix mistakes. I have seen employees be able to enter the information fine, but if there is an issue that the employee needs to back track through, Procore does not make it easy to figure out.

Return on Investment

Increased efficiency because everyone can access all the information for the job in one spot.

Alternatives Considered

Foundation Software and BuilderTrend

Procore's standard is a web-based program so you can use it anywhere at any time. Foundation is connected to a server and requires extra steps to access. I am currently using Procore because it is the required program at my company.

Goals with Procore

Ensure information is accessible and up to date
Document job site conditions
Track cost impacts from the field
Simplify employee time tracking

Likelihood to Recommend

I definitely think Procore is a great program but it is expensive. It is definitely geared more to a general contractor and less of a subcontractor. I am currently using it at a subcontractor level and for our larger projects, Procore really helps keep the job organized. With smaller projects though, Procore does not have many advantages over a less expensive/smaller project management system.

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