The future of construction technology has arrived

What it is: Procore's AI is now integrated into the BIM Coordination Issues tool on web. Coordination leads, project engineers, and PMs can draft issue titles, descriptions, and fields from text, photos, or linked documents (with human confirmation before saving), get grounded summaries of long issue threads, and ask everyday questions of linked drawings, specs, models, RFIs, and submittals. Natural-language queries power ad-hoc reports and view filters. All AI interactions respect existing Procore permissions and licensing. Who it's for: VDC and coordination teams who want faster issue intake and meeting-ready summaries without giving up access controls. Why it matters: Field notes turn into complete issues faster, long threads get summarized in seconds, and fewer fields are left blank, while Datagrid never surfaces content a user couldn't already access or creates an issue without confirmation. How to get started: Open BIM Coordination Issues on web and use Procore AI to draft, summarize, or query. Confirm before any issue is saved. Launching July 21.

What it is: Company admins can now customize the Type and Priority fields on BIM Coordination Issues to match how their organization categorizes coordination work. A new Field Options tab under Company Admin lets admins add custom values, deactivate defaults that don't apply, and protect Procore's standard values from accidental edits. Changes sync automatically across web, mobile, and the Procore BIM Plugins for Revit and Navisworks. Who it's for: Company admins, VDC teams, and coordination leads who want issue categories that reflect their own vocabulary. Why it matters: Fewer issues get logged as generic 'Other,' reporting gets more accurate, and your office, field, and design teams all work from the same option set. How to get started: Go to Company Admin > Coordination Issues > Field Options to add or deactivate Type and Priority values. Launching July 21.

What it is: The Procore BIM Plugin for Revit and Navisworks now treats Document Management as a first-class destination. VDC coordinators can export BIM files directly to a PDM folder, use Save and Save As to PDM with required metadata applied in the plugin, and browse, search, and filter Document Management files without leaving the plugin. The release adds batch export of multiple NWC files from Revit 3D Views, a redesigned File Info panel, more deliberate Clash Manager behavior, and a pre-publish permissions check. Who it's for: VDC coordinators and BIM managers standardizing on Document Management who move models between the design environment and Procore. Why it matters: You skip the manual file-move step, your metadata stays intact, and multi-view exports that used to take many passes happen in one. Document Management stays your single source of truth without leaving Revit or Navisworks. How to get started: Update to Plugin 1.6.0 in Revit or Navisworks, then use the PDM destination when saving or exporting models. Launching July 21.

What it is: The next-generation Procore BIM Viewer and Model Manager are now in Beta for customers The BIM 2.0 includes point cloud support, federated models, 3D pins, 2D overlays, viewpoint saving, search sets, the appearance profiler, and direct linking of RFIs, submittals, and inspections to model objects. Who it's for: Early adopters outside the EU who want to validate large, complex BIM workflows on their own projects ahead of broader availability. Why it matters: You can move complex BIM coordination into Procore and retire legacy viewers and disconnected tools, and you get to influence the product before it reaches GA. How to get started: Beta is available now. Talk to your account team to enroll. Beta Beginning July 21.

What it is: Italian is now a selectable language across Procore in Open Beta. Any user can switch their language preference and interact with every label, menu, and message in Italian. No other product functionality changes in this release. Who it's for: Multinational customers operating across Italy and site teams in markets where Italian is the working language. Why it matters: More of your team can use Procore in their own language, bringing construction management closer to everyone on site regardless of the language they read. How to get started: Open your profile settings and select Italian as your language preference. Beta beginning July 15.

What it is: Company admins can designate a distribution group to be emailed automatically whenever a new project is created, whether through the UI, the API, or as a Concept project. The email carries project name, number, creator, creation date and time, source template, region or office, status, and a direct link. Configuration lives in a new Email Notifications page under Company Admin, and the system sender has been updated from 'do-not-reply' to 'Procore Admin.' Who it's for: Company admins and stakeholders at organizations that struggle with shadow projects, duplicate setups, and late awareness of new work. Why it matters: The right people learn about new projects in real time, which closes a long-requested visibility gap and helps prevent duplicate or shadow setups. How to get started: Go to Company > Admin > Project Settings > Email Notifications and select a company-level distribution group. Launching July 21.

What it is: Every open item assigned to you, from every Procore company you belong to, now lives on one full-page screen. No more jumping between accounts to find what's on your plate. Filter the list by company, project, item type, or status (like Overdue or Due Today), and export it to Excel, PDF, or CSV. There's a new My Open Items icon in the top navigation bar — right by notifications — so it's one click from anywhere. Who it's for: Anyone who works across more than one Procore company — Project Managers, Specialty Contractors, Owners, and anyone juggling tasks across multiple accounts.

What it is: The General Incident Information form now shows only the fields relevant to what a reporter has already entered. Admins configure if/then logic so questions appear — or stay hidden — based on prior responses. The form adapts in real time as users work through it. Who it's for: Safety teams and field reporters who find all-purpose incident forms slow to complete and prone to gaps or errors. Why it matters: Even within a single incident type, not every field applies. On an injury or illness incident, a custom field asking whether PPE was worn can reveal a "Reason PPE was not worn" field only when the answer is "No." Conditional logic hides fields until they're needed — giving reporters a form that fits the situation, and giving safety teams cleaner data on the back end. How to get started: Go to Incidents admin settings and select Fieldsets to configure conditional logic for your General Information custom fields. Fields will show or hide automatically based on prior entries when reporters fill out the form. Launching July 21.

What it is: Traditional Chinese is now a selectable language across Procore in Open Beta. Any user can switch their language preference and interact with every label, menu, and message in Traditional Chinese. No other product functionality changes in this release. Who it's for: Multinational customers operating across Asia and site teams in markets where Traditional Chinese is the working language. Why it matters: More of your team can use Procore in their own language, bringing construction management closer to everyone on site regardless of the language they read. How to get started: Open your profile settings and select Traditional Chinese as your language preference. Beta beginning July 21.

What is it: The Owners hub page will include a My Open Items card (shows the user's Open Items and they can filter by project, item type, and due date), a Project Breakdown card where the user can see a count of projects by various dimensions (Stage of Construction, Region, Program, Type and Priority). There will also be an Insights card for customers who are entitled to the Insights tool where users can indicate their "Favorite" insights and make them available from the page. There will also be an Assets card that allows the user to see select an Asset Type(s) and see a breakdown count of assets in the various stages. For the Cost Management Hub Page, we will also include a Change Events by Type hub card that gives the user a view of FInancial Exposure that is captured in Change Events to better understand where cost increases may be coming from and which projects have the most potential risk. (Cost Management Hub is only available for customers with the new Cost Management for Owners SKU)