Well Built Construction Drawing and Change Management
November 04, 2021
Well Built Construction Drawing and Change Management
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Modules Used
- Project Management
- Construction Financials
Overall Satisfaction with Procore
Managing multiple projects for multiple different general contractors at many different locations, Procore gives us one central hub to be the source of truth. Pushing drawings, RFIs, change management, and many other tasks through one cloud-based platform keeps us agile. Procore's mobile app also allows for the field teams to stay up to day with the latest documents and even allows the team to view the 3d model without leaving the app.
- Drawing management.
- RFI processing.
- Drawing markups.
- Change management.
- Cross tool linkage.
- User management.
- Streamlined document management.
- Decreased T&M to CO Time.
- Increased budget and CO review and management.
Accounting integration of Sage300 (ERP) while this isn't perfect it does seem to be getting better. This integration pushes purchase orders and changes to accounting. Revit/AutoCAD integration - this brings the coordination model out of engineering and into the hand of the field. This allows the pipefitters, plumbers, and sheet metal teams to have an increased understanding of space constraints.
Digital mobile daily logs have increased communication from the field back to the office and has helped us keep track of manpower. This also makes us quickly aware of changes and adjustments the general contractor might be making verbally onsite. The reports tool pulling info from the daily log also quickly shows trends and delivers rich feedback.
We pushed a buildout of SharePoint pretty hard a while ago that ended up being too tedious and unforgiving. I have only used CMiC from the outside but it was difficult to see drawing updates and RFI or submittal workflow.
Do you think Procore delivers good value for the price?
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Are you happy with Procore's feature set?
Yes
Did Procore live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Procore go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Procore again?
Yes