Overall: This is a package aimed at construction professionals and provides a thorough means of managing multiple projects across multiple people and teams including architects, designers, and subcontractors. It is a significant investment not a simple free app, and needs to be approached as such. The implementation is pretty straightforward and the customer support excellent.here remain some annoying features, but the support team are responsive and it is clear that significant investment if still being made into improving the software.

Pros: Much better than the competition at managing a range of projects across the things you need in construction - RFI,s , punch/snag list (we use this for internal "to do" items) and critically the main contract variations- this is a bit clunky but REALLY effective when you get the hang of it - meetings recording is again a trifle clunky but very effective so I forgive it For the first time in 15 years I have proper oversight across all projects (typically around 40-60) and can manage the progress of each from my iPad wherever I am. Site logging app very powerful Clients love the visibility Document handling with version control is brilliant

Cons: The only really annoying feature is that the company level information (ie visibility across projects, personal "open items" lists and financials) is only available on the browser version not the app. The directory and permissions systems are well intentioned but actually you have to subvert them a bit as to do anything useful people really need full admin rights (even to add a contact to a directory- if this is to be used as the main shared company contacts directory we need everyone to be able to do that). I am happy to give my people that, but I can imagine a lot of companies where you don't want all your staff to have access to budgets and financials. It is expensive- we think it a great investment at this time, but it is nonetheless expensive. if you are looking for a cheap app this is not the one for you. The us-centric language and set up is a minor irritation- the partial attempt at making it Anglophile (changing a few of the function names) is actually worse than useless as the changes just confuse people- the training videos refer to the US terms for things and you can get used to pretty fast, but then they are not called that on your screen. I would love to be able to customise some of the standard PDF outputs Drawings handling a bit clunky, particularly markups- brilliant idea and conception but difficult to use as you can't undo markups once you have done them which makes people risk averse in case they cock it up- I am confident this will improve

Overall: Just a trial, didn't get too comfy once I learned pricing....it will do anything you ask it to do...it better, you pay enough for it.

Pros: I am a small company so maybe this is skewed but this thing was gonna run like ??K to start and then like ?K per year to run or some crazy numbers...I didn't plug them in but for a company only doing 10mil out the door in projects a year this was an easy fade...it's not THAT special.

Cons: It's like walking into a wood shop where they have top of the line everything and make really nice furniture where another wood shop with a more standars set up...still makes really nice furniture. It would dang near have to do it all for me if I was gonna pay that much for it. Still to much user needed at this price for my budget.

Overall: Procore helps to manage the hierarchy for approval of submittals, drawings and cut sheet easily. One shot solution to get approval of drawing from different authorities.

Pros: Procore makes the coordination process very much smooth. While working worldwide and with different consultant engineering companies, service coordination is some what difficult but we can assign coordination issues directly through procore and track it easily.

Cons: There is nothing we can say don't like but email notifications are difficult to manage. Of course, administrator can manage that.