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Launching June 16. Single Contractor View in Bidding now combines your Directory with the Procore Construction Network into one trusted view with consistent filters, search, and selection. Filters and qualifications respect what your account is entitled to, the side panel is standardized across Bidding surfaces, and select-all behaves as expected — giving GCs a more predictable, scalable way to find and invite the right subs.

Launching June 16. The Correspondence tool's workflow history side panel now has a Filters control that lets users auto-expand Comments and Attachments, plus a company-level setting in Company Settings to set the default starting filter per tool. This brings the recently-released side-panel filtering pattern to Correspondence — making activity history easier to scan and focusing review time on what matters.

Launching June 16. When assigning a user to a company in the Company Directory or Project Directory (Add User and Edit User flows), the company dropdown now shows the company address beneath each name, and search supports both company name and address fields (street, city, state, ZIP). For directories with similar or duplicate company names, this removes a common source of assignment errors at the point of selection.

Launching June 16. The June 2026 data update for 360 Reporting expands data coverage with new columns and objects, giving teams more to report on across the platform. The full list of changes is in the 360 Reporting Data Change Logs for company and project reports.

Launching June 16. BIM teams can now mark Coordination Issues as Private, limiting visibility to the Creator, Assignee, and Watchers. This keeps sensitive items out of the broader project view until teams are ready to share — reducing noise and giving coordinators more control over what's visible and when. Users with admin access to Coordination Issues can manage private issues across the project.

Launching June 16. Resource Management's Q2 improvements add Revise & Resubmit and Reject statuses to the T&M ticket approval workflow (so approvers can return tickets for revision without closing them), bulk equipment edits via file upload from the Equipment Register Import button, and infinite scrolling in the Equipment Register list view in place of pagination. These ship together so enrolled customers get all Tier 3 RM improvements through a single Procore Explore program.

Launching June 16. Bidding Admins can now drag-and-drop or A–Z sort Bid Forms into a permanent default order that syncs between the Bidding table and left nav, and the left navigation has been refreshed to match Procore's modern design — so the workspace matches how procurement actually runs.

Beta update beginning June 16. The Locations tool on web now includes a Location Details view that matches the mobile experience and is open to every Procore user — not just teams managing maps or locations. From the Tree or List view, users select a Location and see its name, code, and hierarchy path alongside the work tied to that location. Phase 1 surfaces associated items from Punch List, Observations, Incidents, and Inspections in tool-specific tables (with due date, assignee, status, and name where applicable), plus a Photos panel sorted by most recent date. Filtering by status and assignee makes it faster to find what needs attention, and tool-level permissions are respected throughout.

Launching June 16. The Photos tool (web) now supports copying direct links to a specific album or an individual photo from the Modernized Photo Viewer and the Album view, so team members can point each other to the exact image without manual attachments. Links are for internal use only — they require existing Procore permissions, redirect to login if opened by someone without access, and aren't intended for sharing outside of Procore.

Launching June 16. The Company Admin pages for Time & Materials Ticket Settings have been uplifted to Procore's modern Helix Platform (NGX/MFE) standard for a more unified experience and faster delivery of future improvements. All visuals and functionality remain the same — this is a foundation change, not a workflow change.