The future of construction technology has arrived

Launching May 19. The Workflow Template Management page now includes a dedicated Type column, separating tool type information that was previously combined with another field. This clearer view helps teams managing workflows across Incidents, RFIs, Submittals and other tools quickly identify and organize templates by their assigned tool — saving time during setup and reducing the chance of applying a workflow to the wrong tool.

Launching May 19. Procore Explore now offers a new Early Access lifecycle stage that gives customers the ability to test and prepare for GA-quality enhancements sooner—with less administrative overhead. Company Admins will see a new Early Access status pill on eligible programs and in the feature detail panel, plus a new Early Access option in the global filter to quickly find what’s available. For smaller improvements and enhancements, we've made enrollment even simpler. Instead of opting into each update individually, your organization can join a single Early Access program for a product area. New features are added throughout the quarter and automatically available to your team — no additional sign-ups required. By the time GA day arrives, your team has already seen what's coming, updated your SOPs, and trained the people who need it most.

Beta update beginning May 19. Procore’s Workforce Planning tool now allows you to create resource requests—including both labor and equipment—directly from the Procore mobile app on iOS and Android. This update streamlines your workflow by eliminating the need for the legacy mobile app, ensuring all resource planning tasks can be managed in one place. By migrating these capabilities into the main Procore app, teams can respond faster to project needs, reduce app switching, and keep resource management up to date from anywhere.

Beta beginning May 19. Planning, now available in open beta. This new feature allows users to see resource-specific assignments and all open requests directly on the Gantt chart. With the Resource view, you can quickly visualize how labor and equipment are allocated across your projects, making it easier to identify gaps, overlaps, or unassigned requests. This enhanced visibility empowers general contractors and specialty contractors to make more informed decisions, optimize workforce allocation, and improve project planning efficiency. Access the Resource view on the web platform to streamline your resource management process and drive better project outcomes.

Beta beginning May 19. A redesigned submittal experience that replaces manual, error-prone data entry with automated date calculations. Through a new centralized Submittal Plan card, the tool automatically calculates critical deadlines—including Submit By, Open By, and Workflow Due Dates—by working backward from your Required On-Site Date and Lead Times. This update is for Submittal Managers and project teams who struggle to align complex material procurement cycles with their master project schedule.

Launching May 19. Procore has updated all Punch tool email notifications as part of our ongoing Email Modernization Initiative. These emails now feature a refreshed, consistent design that enhances the way information is presented, making it easier for users to quickly understand updates and take action. With improved information hierarchy, clearer calls to action, and enhanced readability, Punch tool emails are now more actionable and user-friendly across web and mobile devices.

Launching May 19. Procore has redesigned the Photo Information page in our mobile apps (iOS and Android), delivering a streamlined, consumer-grade experience that makes project photo data easy to see and update—right from the field. The new layout organizes information into clearly labeled sections: Project Data, Privacy, Photo Data, and Map Data. Key fields like Location, Trade, Album, and Description are now front and center, with high-contrast text for improved readability in bright jobsite conditions. Navigation is simplified to a single swipe or tap, eliminating redundant paths and making it faster to add or edit crucial photo details.

The Beta will begin May 19. The new Locations Tool brings full spatial management out of the backend settings and directly into a dedicated, permission-controlled project tool. This web-based hub allows users to create, edit, delete, and search for locations using an improved hierarchical list or tree view. Going beyond simple text tags, the tool lets you define your project locations as physical features on an interactive map using points, paths, or polygons. It also includes powerful time-saving features like bulk-importing locations (via CSV or the BIM Revit Plugin), exporting to CSV, and generating printable QR codes for the field.

Launching May 19. The Daily Log tool now features a Bulk Delete option, making it easier than ever to manage high volumes of log entries. With this update, users can select multiple entries using the checkbox column and quickly remove them all at once through the Bulk Actions side panel. This enhancement is designed to address the challenges faced by teams who regularly copy logs or need to clean up entry mistakes—especially those managing 50–100+ entries per day. Previously, deleting entries one at a time was time-consuming and inefficient. Bulk Delete streamlines the cleanup process, reduces administrative overhead, and improves workflow efficiency for General Contractors and project teams working in fast-paced environments.

Launching May 19. Procore Maps on Web now remembers your geofence and in-view map filters, even after you refresh your browser or navigate away. With this enhancement, the map will automatically recenter and zoom to the exact area and filters you last used, eliminating the need to reconfigure your view each time you return. Previously, users had to spend extra time resetting filters and map positions after every refresh or tool switch—now, your context stays exactly where you left it. This update streamlines daily navigation, saves time, and keeps your focus on the locations that matter most, especially for workflows that rely on geofencing or filtering mapped objects.