Version Control Software

Unified intelligence acts as a single reference point for your entire project, connecting site teams and management to approved project data in real time. By managing the construction lifecycle within one connected platform, it's easier to maintain complete visibility and control over your documentation. 

This automated framework protects your programme and budget from version discrepancies that drive rework and margin erosion. It replaces clumsy manual naming with a systematic record, helping everyone from site to office build with confidence.

Fragmented document control splits site and office operations, causing communication gaps that disrupt your programme timeline. Procore unifies your data ecosystem into a central hub, automatically processing and tracking drawing revisions to give your project teams total visibility and control. 

Procore automatically attaches real-time watermarks to superseded sheets, helping protect your project from costly installation errors. Site teams can safely access the latest approved plans on mobile devices, with or without a mobile signal. This links every snagging item and RFI directly to current instructions, protecting your project margins.

Yes. Meeting the rigorous compliance standards of the Building Safety Act requires firms to maintain a verifiable history of project documentation. To protect the Golden Thread of information, you must be able to prove who made a change, when it was approved, and why it was implemented.

Procore automatically records a timestamped history of document changes from early preconstruction through to final handover. This level of traceability provides the clear proof needed to meet regulatory standards and keeps your completion records audit-ready.

Yes. Digital drawing overlays allow your project teams to stack two distinct iterations of a plan directly within a unified viewer, visually highlighting design changes in contrasting colours.

This feature gives project managers greater control over change management, making it easy to isolate scope gaps or variations before they hit the budget. Catching these discrepancies in the office helps prevent the costly programme delays that occur when errors are discovered on site.

Relying on manual naming habits—like adding "_v2_final" to filenames—is inconsistent and introduces severe risk to your project. It leaves room for human error, misplaces vital records, and frequently leads to site teams working from outdated drawings. Centralised document control replaces these manual workarounds with an automated, live history of your drawings. This connected approach keeps your office and site teams on the same page, prevents lost plans, and helps protect your project from building from superseded information.