お知らせ • Jun 02
Procore Technologies, Inc. Launches Connected Common Data Environment And Procore AI Offering
Procore Technologies, Inc. announced the launch of its connected Common Data Environment (CDE)—a purpose-built CDE from the ground up on a single platform to unify and verify project data from approved design to handover, capturing evidence in the flow of work to help keep the digital record aligned with site reality. This trusted data foundation allows agentic AI to act across the full construction lifecycle. In an industry where fragmented information continues to slow decision-making and contribute to costly delays, connected data is increasingly defining top-performing organizations. New research from Dodge Construction Network found firms with optimized data practices achieve up to 23% higher productivity, manage 27.8% greater construction volume using the same resources, and reduce project delays by more than six days. Those firms also report up to 40% stronger overall performance, highlighting why a trusted data foundation is becoming essential for AI adoption, operational efficiency, and ultimately, better project execution. Procore's connected CDE directly addresses this challenge—transforming document storage into an active governance environment that connects the approved design to site execution across the full project lifecycle—all powered by AI. For European teams operating under ISO 19650 and the Building Safety Act, this connected record helps provide the defensible audit trail required to meet compliance obligations at every stage. Procore’s CDE creates the foundation for AI to move beyond surfacing information and toward executing work. The expanded Procore AI experience embeds Datagrid directly into Procore, introducing agentic AI coworkers designed to automate construction workflows and take action within the platform. Built to help eliminate administrative friction rather than replace professional judgment, this approach accelerates execution while project teams retain control, accountability, and final decision-making authority. These AI capabilities can reason across project context, understand relationships between workflows and data, and support execution in complex construction environments. By connecting AI to structured project datasets—including BIM models, drawings, specifications, RFIs, submittals, and field activity—Procore AI gains a deeper understanding of both spatial and operational context. This enables teams to turn fragmented project information into immediate, actionable insights. The Procore AI experience with Datagrid intelligence embedded directly into the platform can surface answers already contained within project records before new RFIs are created, identify discrepancies between approved designs and field execution, and accelerate issue resolution by connecting related workflows, documents, and historical project context. Tasks that previously required hours of manual searching and coordination can be completed in minutes, with transparent source attribution. Unlike horizontal AI tools, Procore AI is purpose-built for construction and grounded in verified project data. When teams encounter coordination challenges, project risks, or emerging safety concerns, Procore AI does more than retrieve information—it helps identify root causes earlier, recommend next actions, and reduce the downstream impacts that drive delays, rework, and cost overruns. Procore will be showcasing its new CDE and Procore AI offering at Digital Construction Week (stand D200) in London, June 3-4. Developed specifically for European market requirements, Procore’s CDE will initially launch in the UK and Ireland before expanding across EMEA. Procore has established a localized UK Data Zone, with a dedicated EU Data Zone planned for launch in fall 2026. The platform supports key industry standards, including ISO 19650 and the Building Safety Act–with Cyber Essentials certification targeted for year end. The ‘Quantifying The Value Of Construction Management Software’ study was conducted in 2025 to investigate the return on investment that clients and contractors experience from their use of construction management software. An online survey was used to gather the responses of contractors and clients on whether they experienced 62 specific benefits from their use of the software. Nearly half (45%) of the 62 benefits included a follow-up question on quantifiable outcomes or more detailed findings. The survey was fielded by Dodge Construction Network. Procore also invited its users to participate. The findings include users of 11 different brands of construction management software. 688 responses were received from construction management software users in the United Kingdom and Ireland.