Common Questions
General
How are businesses approved to be listed?
Where does business page data come from?
What is the difference between a claimed and unclaimed business?
For companies listed on the Procore Construction Network
How can my company receive bid invitations through the Procore Construction Network?
What makes a company appear higher in search results?
For users wanting to connect with businesses listed on the Procore Construction Network
How are duplicate companies handled between the Directory tool and Procore Construction Network?
What activity metrics can I see?
How are businesses approved to be listed?
To ensure that the Procore Construction Network continues to be an accurate and relevant resource for the construction industry, a team at Procore reviews the information provided before approving the creation of a new business page. During review, we confirm the following:
The business is real.
The business is in a supported region.
The business does not already exist in the network.
The information provided accurately reflects the business.
Where does business page data come from?
Business information for companies listed on the Procore Construction Network comes from reputable sources and is reviewed by Procore. All data can be edited by the business when it claims their business profile page.
Claimed businesses on the Procore Construction network have either created their business page themselves, or claimed their existing business page and updated it with additional information.
Unclaimed business profiles have a limited amount of information such as addresses, sectors, and trades, which is reviewed by Procore before being published. That initial information comes from:
Customers of the Procore Platform.
Vendors, third parties, and business partners who provide services to Procore, such as third parties that provide data collection services.
Publicly available sources such as business and government filings.
This information is added to enhance all business profiles. To ensure accuracy, this, and other information in a profile, can be updated by the claimed business.
What is the difference between a claimed and unclaimed business?
All businesses listed on the Procore Construction Network include relevant information about the business and the trades and services they provide.
Through Procore, you can connect directly with claimed businesses for bidding, payments, and more. Below are the main differences between a claimed and unclaimed business.
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How can my company receive bid invitations through the Procore Construction Network?
To receive bids through the Procore Construction Network, certain settings and information needs to be enabled on your account. These settings are set in different places if you have a free or paid Procore account. See How can I tell if I have a free or paid Procore account?
Paid Procore Accounts
Free Procore Accounts
Make your business page visible on the Procore Construction Network.
Note: Your company will automatically be available to receive bid invitations.
Tip
What makes a company appear higher in search results?
Search results are based on how closely a business matches the search criteria. To enhance your company's search ranking on the Procore Construction Network, make sure all the fields in your profile are complete and kept it up to date, including:
Use the "About Us" section to showcase your business, specialties, and unique attributes
General information, including type, sectors, project types, size, website, and average contract size
Trades and services
Business classifications
Service areas
How are duplicate companies handled between the Directory tool and Procore Construction Network?
Procore can detect and prevent a duplicate company being added to your Company level Directory from the Procore Construction Network if the Bid Contact's email address already exists in your Directory. Learn more.
What activity metrics can I see?
Based on available information, these are the metrics you may be able to see for businesses listed on the Procore Construction Network:
Total Projects in Procore - How many projects the company has worked on within Procore, including both active and completed projects. This helps you better understand how much a company uses Procore for their construction projects and their level of proficiency within the platform.
Active Projects in Procore - The number of active projects the company is working on within Procore. This gives insight into the company's current work in progress and how they may have the expertise and resources to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
RFIs Completed on # Procore Projects - The number of RFIs completed by the business within Procore. This provides insight into the company's responsiveness and attention to detail in managing project-related communications. With a higher number of completed RFIs, the business may be proactive in communicating with their construction partners and resolving project-related issues.
Open RFIs on # Procore Projects - The number of RFIs that are currently open and unresolved on projects within Procore. This provides insight into the company's responsiveness and attention to detail in managing project-related communications. Companies with a lower number of open RFIs may be actively working to resolve project-related issues in a timely manner.
Days on Average to Submittal - The number of days between when a submittal is created and sent in Procore.
Submittals Completed - The total number of submittals that have been sent in Procore for the company.
Number of Procore Users - The number of company employees who have active user accounts on Procore.
Average Project Size - The average project size (in US Dollar) that the company has worked on in Procore. This is based on the estimated value on the project.