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Procore Reviews in September 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons
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Procore has captured the hearts of construction professionals with its comprehensive project management capabilities. Users praise its all-in-one platform that seamlessly integrates tasks from design to completion. The streamlined submittal management and customizable reports stand out as key strengths, making project collaboration efficient and cohesive. The ...Read more
Procore pros and cons
Keeps all project information — from design to build phase — in one place for tracking and management.
Submittal management and customizable reports connect all project levels in a single view.
Connects owners, architects, and field and office teams for collaboration.
Cloud-based with no file size limit and automatic versioning for data integrity.
Advanced features and customizations have a steep learning curve for new users.
Limited Marketplace selection for additional apps and connectors restricts certain advanced functionalities.
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Simon S
03/15/23
"Simple and Powerful"
What do you like best about Procore? Has everything in one place, and everyone can see it. It is especially good at keeping track of drawings. What do you dislike about Procore?
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Brent S
03/15/23
"Awesome Product"
What do you like best about Procore? The tools for RFI's, Submittals, Daily Logs, etc. Also, in US, customer service is the only way to go. What do you dislike about Procore?
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David L
03/15/23
"Excellent Project Management Software"
What do you like best about Procore? Procore is by far the best management software I have ever used. It is highly intuitive. The ease of use from the field level to the office makes capturing valuable data seamless. Information captured in the field can be reviewed immediately by everyone who has access to the project and makes faster and more accurate decisions.
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Jack G
03/15/23
"Industry Standard, User Friendly, and The Tool in Your Toolbox"
What do you like best about Procore? Procore is very user-friendly. It's intuitive, with many checks and balances to help you do your job. The field teams use it daily. Management uses it regularly as well. It has tons of tools to help you have a successful project.
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Ralph A
03/15/23
"Training Coordinator"
What do you like best about Procore? A very Robust project management software, straightforward to navigate and learn. What do you dislike about Procore?
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Anton L
03/15/23
"User friendly"
What do you like best about Procore? The ability to find all past submittals in the same place What do you dislike about Procore?
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Liza O
03/02/23
"Procore makes projects run smoothly and efficiently."
What do you like best about Procore? There are so many advantages with using Procore for your projects. Everything you need is right at your fingertips at all times. The tools I like best are submittals, drawings, change events, change orders and RFI features.
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Mark H
03/02/23
"Amazing Software"
What do you like best about Procore? Procore is defiantly the top of the line project management software. From inviting subs to bid a job all the way through the close-out of the job Procore has a tool for it.
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Kevin W
02/14/23
"A complete change to efficiency and processes"
What do you like best about Procore? The ability to have the information you need for any project at the touch of a screen is fantastic. Coming from the archaic way of working overly reliant on email, paper and out dated revisions it's a revelation to be able to know you are always looking at current information is great.
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David S
02/14/23
"Project Management is easier with PROCORE. Financial control of a project has never been easier."
What do you like best about Procore? Change order control and a plain view of the budget. Additionally, is easier to stay in the most updated drawings as new drawing packages are submitted by the architects.
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