Construction project execution software

Manage all project activities in one hub to reduce surprises and make cost-conscious and efficient decisions. Teams that use Procore save an average of 15 days on every project*.

• Quickly identify potential issues and their impact

• Avoid unwanted surprises with full project visibility

• Give unlimited stakeholders access to the latest information

• Capture and manage all project correspondence

• Understand the whole story of the project through information registers

Help minimise exposures and maximise profits with access to financial data on the worksite – allowing site and office teams to collaborate from one accurate budget.

• Accurately track financials with real-time data from the worksite

• Customise the way you organise and report on project financial data

• Streamline invoicing, verify completed work and effectively route approvals

• Produce detailed, time-phased cost forecasts that generate forward-looking insights

• Bring change management to the site for quicker approvals and more accurate communication

Make it easier for teams to contribute to and comply with construction safety regulations and quality specifications by using purpose-built tools for the site.

• Centralise documentation needed to meet standards

• Pinpoint the causes of quality and safety issues

• Understand, predict and correct risky behaviours

• Track opportunities for everyday improvements

• Track and standardise multi-step quality and safety processes across teams

Allow all stakeholders to collaborate in 3D and 2D to help prevent costly mistakes. Coordinating a 3D model early on is imperative, so the entire project team understands what needs to be built to avoid onsite surprises.

• Connect BIM and site teams for better efficiency

• Navigate 3D models without modelling software

• Validate planned work by referencing the coordinated model

• Reduce installation errors through better coordination capabilities

• Give site teams a way to compare site conditions to 3D models and 2D drawings