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  2. Any of you specialty subs use Procore? If so, how much does it...

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    Procore uses a sliding scale. To put a number on it, if you do about $10-15M in revenue, you're looking at about $10k/year for their "PM Starter" package, which is their bare bones offering. A full package at that revenue level will run you about $35k/year for all modules. This includes PM, field management, financial management, and ERP functions.

  3. Is Procore as dynamic as people say it is? : r ... - Reddit

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    Procore financials is as good as I’d be working at a place that I don’t speak the native language. Maybe some situations it works well (small shops, not very tight contact restrictions on profit areas) but it was basically a time suck of epic proportions because it doesn’t have my favorite excel tool “goal seek.”

  4. Procore vs. Autodesk Build : r/Construction - Reddit

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    Procore is better for superintendents too and has better financial and core tools. It costs more and there is a learning curve but there is a reason it is more expensive--it is vastly superior. If the jobs are under $1M then autodesk is fine.

  5. Anyone know what they pay for Procore? : r/Construction - Reddit

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    Procore fluctuates their annual cost based on a bunch of factors. Number of users, number of projects, annual profit, etc. We have appx 20 full time users, use Procore for everything from superintendent logs to contracts to accounting and have seen our cost go from ~10k a year to ~30k a year.

  6. What's the best construction management software platform that...

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    Procore is still suffering with the integration of obstinate accounting software vendors who fear being made obsolete. A large portion of Procore's subscription cost is the fees they pay companies like Sage to open locked-down tables in their proprietary databases. AutoDesk farms such integrations out to third party solution providers like hh2.

  7. Project Management webapp - Reddit

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    I tend to have to explain my problem 9 times before they actually get on board with what I'm talking about, which makes me wonder if they hardly have any customers actually using the financial tool. 3 3. r/ProCore: Procore is the world's #1 ranked Construction Management Software.

  8. Talk procore to me… : r/Construction - Reddit

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    Example, some projects run billing and safety out of Procore where others don’t. If you can understand the heavy lifts like Submittals, RFIs and Drawings, you will be better off than most. Also, have outlook put all Procore emails in one separate folder from your normal inbox, totally game changer. Pro-tip for subs, don’t buy Procore.

  9. New to Procore & need help! : r/ConstructionManagers - Reddit

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    As that list gets populated: Talk with your customer success manager to see if there are settings or customizations to address your common pain points. Build a Standard Op checklist for all new projects to make sure your team is being consistent. We are 5.5 years into Procore and still learn new things all the time! 4.

  10. Procore? or is there something better? : r/Construction - Reddit

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    TastesLikeBees. •. We use Procore, as well. We used Prolog for a number of years, so there was a definite learning curve, but Procore is better software. The ability to migrate the project from the early bid process, buyout, field, and closeout is great. We use it to send out documents, update punchlists, the whole 9 yards.

  11. Procore renewal costs escalating : r/Construction - Reddit

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    Procore renewal costs escalating. We've been with Procore since 2016. When we first joined we had access to the entire Procore suite including financials for roughly $500 per $1M ACV. At this point we're at $1000 per $1M ACV and every year they remove or repackage tools. We've downgraded to the Project Management Pro and Quality and Safety ...