Streamline your submittal process.
Procore's built-in submittal builder scans every page of your spec book and automatically generates a submittal register within seconds. Then, you can organize your submittal log by division, add shop drawings, and mark up and stamp submittals directly in Procore. Attachments can be added to a submittal directly from your computer or directly from Procore's construction Document Management Tool.
- Mark up and stamp submittals directly in Procore
- Automatically create the submittal register from the spec book in minutes
- Always know the current status of submittals and who needs to take action
- Quickly locate a submittal
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Keep Your Team in the Loop on a Submittal Status
Procore offers a sophisticated distribution workflow. Multiple approvers can be designated and every submittal can also be distributed to non-approvers using Procore's "cc" function. Procore avoids sending too many emails for every submittal by allowing specific submittals to be updated and queued for email distribution at a later date.
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Quickly Locate a Submittal
With Procore, users can control their viewing preferences to see all project submittals, specific submittal packages, or submittals by spec section. Procore's construction software also has a wide range of filters so submittals can be viewed by status (Open/Closed), type (Shop Drawing, Specs, Plans, etc.), approver, or response status (Pending, Approved, Approved As Noted). Procore makes it easy to maintain a full history of every submittal. Within an individual submittal, Procore tracks who created the submittal, the creation date, and the date it was received.
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Mark up and Stamp Submittals Directly in the Platform
All approvers can now mark up a submittal without ever having to leave Procore. Add your company's personalized stamp to shop drawings and other attached documents to communicate your response to the team. Project teams will always work off the most up-to-date version of the document and the activity feed shows who created the markup, when it was created, and when it was last modified.