Great product, Too expensive

As of now Procore is the backbone of our firm. We use it for all aspects of construction. Starting with generating bid invitations and scopes. We then use a hybrid to receive bids due to our sub contractor base being technologically diverse. Once a project is awarded to us we then move to the Project management tools. In the filed we use daily log, RFI's, Observations, Safety checklists, picture albums and submittals. In the office all the submittals and reviews are pushed through Procore to ensure proper work flow and keep the project moving. We wrap up the project with the Punch list tool and the office closes the rest.

We have been reluctant to integrate our accounting software due to the additional cost for Procore and familiarity with it based upon our years of experience with the accounting system. We have not integrated any other real software other than Microsoft Office to Procore.

We have been relatively unsuccessful attracting employees simply through Procore. Most field employees have familiarity and love it. The office employees have taken a bit longer and we have diligently tried to make Procore certifications a job prerequisite to no avail thus far. I don't see Procore as anything but a net neutral for this.