Export a Procore Budget to Sage 100 Contractor®

Objective

Background

Things to Consider

Workflow

If you are setting up the budget on a Procore + Sage 100 Contractor® project for the first time, use the workflow below as a guideline. 
Important! When setting up a new project in Procore, you must always set up the budget in one system and then import or export it to the other. You cannot create a budget in both systems and then sync the budgets a later time.  Once it is set up as desired, updates to the budget must be managed in the system in which it was created.

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Steps

If you want to set up and manage your budget in Procore, the steps for exporting your Procore Budget to Sage 100 Contractor® is as follows:

  1. A project manager (or user with 'Admin' permission on the Budget tool) will:
  2. An accounting approver will accept the budget (see Accept or Reject a Budget for Export to Sage 100 Contractor®). Once accepted, the system exports the budget data from Procore and syncs it to your Sage 100 Contractor® system. 
  3. When the export is successful, go to the Job Cost function in Sage 100 Contractor® and choose Tasks > Post Entries. You must manually post the entries to Sage 100 Contractor®. See your Sage 100 Contractor® Help system for instructions.

    After you sync the budget for the first time, you can also sync an updated Procore budget to Sage 100 Contractor®:

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