Coordination Issues - Release Notes
Below are the notable changes to the project's Coordination Issues tool.
Recent Changes
Enhanced User Experience for Coordination Issues Tool (08/19/2025)
Coordination Issues now has a modernized, more intuitive layout and design. This upgrade enhances performance, usability, and accessibility. It also provides a streamlined and standardized design across the tool's Home page, side panel, and more. To learn more about the next generation experience, see Coordination Issues.
Enhanced Coordination Issues with Multiple Viewpoints (07/22/2025)
Procore is enhancing the Coordination Issues side panel by allowing the addition of up to four model viewpoints per issue. Multiple viewpoints gives you a more comprehensive view and control over your project. See Create a Coordination Issue.
Quicker Issue Resolution from the Coordination Issues Side Panel When Viewing Models (06/17/2024)
In Procore’s 3D model viewer, you can now review an issue and move it into a Closed or Complete status directly from the Coordination Issues side panel. This is available from the Procore Models tool and streamlines the process for resolving issues, boosting project efficiency during the design process. See Close a Coordination Issue to learn more. Alternatively, you can still click Information 
Coordination Issues Available In The Documents Plugin for Autodesk® (05/07/2024)
You can now view and manage coordination issues in Revit® when using the Documents Plugin for Autodesk®. Some of the actions you can perform include opening coordination issues in Revit®, making updates, adding comments, and clicking issues to see their locations within the model. See Getting Started Guide: Documents Plugin for Autodesk®
Import coordination issues from a bcf file (01/17/2024)
Procore has added a new import feature to the Coordination Issues tool that allows you to create coordination issues directly from a BCF file. See Import Coordination Issues from a BCF File. If you use the Models tool on the project, you can choose to associate the issues with a specific model for easy reference.