Below are the notable changes to the Project level Admin tool.
These new fields will help you capture a more comprehensive and qualitative view of your projects’ data. Increase your ability to forecast with accuracy and discover actionable, targeted insights into your projects based on:
For new customers, Project Sector and Work Scope will be required by default. Existing customers will have the option to leverage these new fields, but they will not be required without advanced notice. See Create a New Project.
The locations heat map can now reflect total items in a location, or all open items in a location. The heat map and legend are dynamic and update based on the filters you select. See View Locations Heat Map and Filter Locations.
When updating boundaries for locations generated from drawings, you can now click on the location or its boundary on the map to edit it. Move the boundary to the desired position and press ENTER to save. See Edit Locations.
Procore recommends only extracting locations from Architectural floor plans. If you try to generate Locations from non-Architectural floor plans, a warning will appear and you will be prompted to deselect the non-Architectural floor plans to ensure accurate locations are generated. See Generate Locations from Drawings and Add Tiered Locations to a Project.
When viewing your project's locations, your view—including the drawing sheet or revision, location selected, date range, project items, and heat map—are now automatically saved. This ensures you can easily return to the Locations Manager and continue from where you left off. See Filter Locations.
A new Locations experience is now in phased release and will gradually become available to all accounts over the coming weeks. This new experience is designed to leverage the latest AI technology to automatically create a tiered list of locations based on your project's architectural drawings. To learn more about the new Locations experience, see About Locations.