In Procore, a Purchase Order (PO) is a documented financial commitment that details the types, quantities, and agreed-upon prices for products or services. As part of the procurement process, purchase orders are created by a 'buyer' (for example, a general contractor) and issued to a 'seller' (for example, a subcontractor) to cover the cost of a contract. Once accepted by the 'seller,' a purchase order represents an agreement between the two parties
For companies using the
ERP Integrations tool: Prerequisites, requirements, limitations, and considerations might apply depending on the ERP system your Procore account is integrated with. Visit Things to Know about your ERP Integration for details.

Update the basic information as follows:

The examples below show you how Procore's ascending consecutive numbering works:
Update the contract with more general information:

Using the privacy setting allows only project admins and the select non-admin users access. To change the contract's access permissions, do the following:
To update the contract with important dates, do the following:

The first step when updating a Schedule of Values is to define the accounting method for the contract. The method you choose also applies to all change orders and/or invoices for that contract. The accounting method can only be changed BEFORE you add line items to an SOV. Procore does NOT permit you to change a contract's accounting method after line items are added.
There are two (2) method for updating the purchase order's SOV:
By default, you can input line items on the purchase order's SOV at any time, as long as it is NOT in the 'Approved' status.
To manually add line items to the Schedule of Values:


To add file attachments to the contract:

To save the contract, click one (1) of these buttons:
If your company has enabled the ERP Integrations tool: