The future of construction technology has arrived

What it is: Company admins can now create Computed rules that calculate number and date fields on assets automatically. Formulas can add, subtract, multiply and divide fields and constants, and date math is calculated in days. Formulas are checked when you save them. Computed values are read-only and update wherever assets are edited, including grid and bulk edits, Excel import, BIM extraction and the API. Who it’s for: Company admins who configure Assets, and the asset managers who rely on consistent asset data. Why it matters: Values such as capacity, warranty expiry or remaining cost were often calculated by hand or outside Procore, which led to inconsistent data. You define the calculation once, and accurate values fill in automatically on every project. How to Get started: Go to Company Admin > Tool Settings > Assets > Rules and add a Computed rule. Choose the asset type, the target field and the formula. Available on the web November 17, 2026.

What it is: The Incidents, Records and Recycle Bin tabs move to Procore’s modern table. You can save named views of filters and columns, show or hide columns and add custom field columns. You can also group by fields such as type, status, location or hazard. Filters cover standard fields such as incident date, recordable status and root cause analysis, plus custom fields. Who it’s for: Safety managers and general contractor teams who track and analyze incidents. Why it matters: The old list was inflexible, setups didn’t persist and custom field data was hard to use. Saved views let teams and roles return to the data they need instantly, with less manual setup each time. How to get started: Open the Incidents tool. Creating project or company views requires the related granular permissions. This feature is in Open Beta. Beta beginning November 17, 2026

What it is Extracts now work the way your team uses them. Clicking a markup on an extracted drawing opens the linked PDF locally, without opening Procore. Inspection extracts include related Observations and linked drawing thumbnails. Documents extracts can follow your Saved Views, with the output organized as nested folders. Who it’s for Teams who review, hand off, or work from extracts outside Procore, such as owners, auditors, and field teams. Why it matters Extracts are now easier to work with on their own. Drawings open offline, inspections carry their related items, and Documents extracts follow the folder structure your team has already built in Saved Views, so the right set of documents is a selection away. How to get started Choose a Saved View when creating a Documents extract. The drawing link and inspection improvements apply to new extracts automatically. Available November 17, 2026.

What it is Project Archive now makes it faster to capture everything on a project, with fewer manual steps and no gaps for change orders. Project Admins can create a full archive in two clicks. Select Create Full Project Archive and Project Archive opens a pre-filled page with all tools that contain data, and all records selected. Potential Change Orders (PCOs) are now an extractable record type too, so change order data is captured directly in Project Archive. Who it’s for Project Admins creating archives at project closeout, and teams who want change order data included in the project record. Why it matters Wrapping up a project is faster and simpler. A complete archive is the starting point, so Project Admins can get to a finished package in two clicks and adjust only if they need to. With PCOs included, change order data lives alongside the rest of the project record in Project Archive.

What it is: Inspections, Submittals, Correspondence items and Observations created from an Action Plan line item are now linked to that line item automatically. Each new record also takes its Location from the Action Plan. Who it’s for: Field teams, quality managers and project managers who create follow-up records from Action Plans. Why it matters: Linking records by hand and re-entering locations is repetitive and leads to missing or incorrect data. Automatic linking and location carryover keep plans and records connected, so location-based quality reporting stays accurate. How to get started: Create the record from the Action Plan line item as usual. The link and location are added automatically.

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What it is: When you update a project-level Action Plan template, you can push the changes to existing plans built from it. Updates include general information, sections, items and other fields. Existing signatures and completed items are preserved. Who it’s for: Quality managers and project admins running standardized workflows such as inspection and test plans (ITPs), especially on large or multi-unit projects. Why it matters: Updating each plan by hand after a template change can take hundreds of clicks and lead to inconsistencies. Pushing changes from the template keeps every plan current and compliant in a fraction of the time. How to get started: Edit the project-level template and apply the changes. See “Apply Template Changes to Existing Action Plans” and “Best Practices for Applying Action Plan Template Changes.”

What it is: You can now create up to 1,000 Action Plans at once. Choose a template and select locations, and Procore creates one Action Plan for each location, such as each unit, floor or zone. When the Assets tool is enabled, the same flow also supports creating plans by asset. Who it’s for: Quality and project teams digitizing inspection and test plans (ITPs) across large, repetitive projects, especially in regions with strict regulatory requirements. Why it matters: Creating hundreds of nearly identical plans one at a time is slow and error-prone. It helps teams apply standards consistently across every location in just a few clicks. How to get started: See “Create Multiple Action Plans by Location” on the Procore Support site.

What it is: The Locations import template in Procore Imports now includes columns for Code, GIS Coordinates, Type and Description. GIS coordinates use GeoJSON format and support points, lines and polygons. Imports are checked before processing, and invalid geometry and duplicate or invalid codes are flagged. Who it’s for: Project admins and teams setting up detailed project locations, including owners and design teams working with map-based data. Why it matters: Bulk-uploading codes and coordinates replaces slow manual setup and improves geospatial accuracy. Teams can tie issues, assets and reports to precise locations on site. How to get started: Download the updated template and follow the formatting guidance. See “Request a Multi-tiered Locations Import” and the GeoJSON formatting guide on the Procore Support site. Available November 17, 2026

What it is: Company admins in Procore for Government can now add conditional logic to custom fields in configurable fieldsets for Correspondence, Incidents and Observations. Fields can show or hide based on how users answer other fields, so each form adapts to the situation. Who it’s for: Procore for Government company admins who configure fieldsets, and the field teams who fill out these forms. Why it matters: Forms show only the questions that apply, so users enter information faster and more accurately. Admins capture the right details for each scenario without building separate forms. How to get started: Follow the commercial guide “Add Conditional Logic to Custom Fields in Configurable Fieldsets” on the Procore Support site.