Over the course of a construction project, there are a wide variety of reasons that can require you to create a change order. Change orders can also be initiated by a variety of entities, such as your project's funding source, a project owner, contractor, subcontractor, and more.
Below are common reasons that might lead you to create a change order over the course of a project:
To create a change order in a Procore project, you must be granted the appropriate permissions on the client contract, commitment, funding, or prime contract that is changing. In addition, the steps you follow depend on your project's configuration settings:
The Change Orders tool streamlines and improves critical steps in the otherwise manual change management process so no potential cost impact slips through the cracks. See how easy this tool makes it to facilitate faster approvals, streamline communication, and eliminate the need to proceed at risk—without paper and time-consuming trips from the jobsite to the back office.
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Video content may not accurately reflect the current state of the system, and/or it may be out of date.
Video content may not accurately reflect the current state of the system, and/or it may be out of date.
Video content may not accurately reflect the current state of the system, and/or it may be out of date.
Video content may not accurately reflect the current state of the system, and/or it may be out of date.
Video content may not accurately reflect the current state of the system, and/or it may be out of date.
Video content may not accurately reflect the current state of the system, and/or it may be out of date.
Video content may not accurately reflect the current state of the system, and/or it may be out of date.
Video content may not accurately reflect the current state of the system, and/or it may be out of date.
Video content may not accurately reflect the current state of the system, and/or it may be out of date.
Video content may not accurately reflect the current state of the system, and/or it may be out of date.
Video content may not accurately reflect the current state of the system, and/or it may be out of date.
Video content may not accurately reflect the current state of the system, and/or it may be out of date.
Video content may not accurately reflect the current state of the system, and/or it may be out of date.
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Video content may not accurately reflect the current state of the system, and/or it may be out of date.
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The steps that you use to create a change order depend on the change order tier setting configured on the Procore project tool used to create the original contract. To learn more, see What are the different change order tier settings in Project Financials?
The following table highlights which user permissions are required to perform the described user action.
1 To perform this task as a user with 'Standard' level permissions on the Change Orders tool, you must be the 'Designated Reviewer' on the change order. See Create a Commitment Change Order.
2 Users with 'Admin' level permissions on the project's Change Orders tool must be granted additional tool permissions: (1) To edit a Commitment Change Order (CCO), 'Admin' level permissions on the project's Commitments tool, and/or (2) to edit a Prime Contract Change Order (PCCO), 'Admin' level permissions on the project's Prime Contracts tool. Additional factors may also apply. For details, see Edit a Change Order.
3 Users with 'Read Only' or 'Standard' level permissions on the project's Change Orders tool can view change orders for contracts not marked 'Private.' If a contract is marked 'Private,' users must be added to the 'Private' drop-down list on the contract.
4 Users with 'Admin' level permissions to the project's Change Orders tool can also view change orders for contracts not marked 'Private'. If a contract is marked 'Private', users either be (A) added to the 'Private' drop-down list on the contract or (B) assigned 'Admin' level permissions on the Commitments and/or Prime Contracts tool.
The following table highlights which user permissions are required in the project's Admin tool to perform the described user action.
Task | None | Read Only | Standard | Admin |
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Below are the notable changes to the project's Change Orders tool.
Procore added a 'Signature Required' column to the Change Orders tool. When users link their DocuSign© account to a Procore project, this column works just like it does in the Prime Contracts tab, eliminating the need to search through the Change History tab on a commitment or prime contract determine the change order's signature status. To learn how this column works, see When does the 'Signature Required' column in the Change Orders tool display the signer's name?