Procore
Alternative to Buildertrend
Best for
Large construction firms and enterprises needing comprehensive project and financial management.
Cost
Pricing is custom and based on annual construction volume; typically starts around $667/month.
Summary
Procore is a leading construction management platform offering project management, quality and safety, construction financials, and field productivity tools.
Why Switch
Need for enterprise-grade features and scalability beyond Contractor Foreman's scope.
Migration Playbook
- Export project data from Buildertrend using the CSV export feature, ensuring to include key fields such as project name, start and end dates, client information, and budget details. Map these fields to Procore's project import template, aligning Buildertrend's project name to Procore's 'Project Name', start/end dates to 'Start Date'/'End Date', client info to 'Client', and budget to 'Budget'. Import the CSV file into Procore via the Procore Projects API or the web interface under the 'Projects' section.
- Extract financial and budgeting data from Buildertrend by exporting cost codes, budgets, and change orders in CSV format. Map Buildertrend's cost codes to Procore's cost codes, budgets to budget line items, and change orders to Procore's change order module fields. Use Procore's Financials API or the budget import tool to upload this data into the corresponding financial modules within Procore.
- Export contact and subcontractor information from Buildertrend in CSV format, including fields such as contact name, role, company, phone, and email. Map these fields to Procore's Directory module fields accordingly. Import the contacts into Procore using the Directory import feature or via the Procore Directory API to ensure all project stakeholders are accurately transferred.
Pros
- π’Robust feature set suitable for large projects
- π’Strong integration ecosystem
- π’Excellent reporting and analytics
- π’Highly scalable
Cons
- π΄High cost may be prohibitive for small contractors
- π΄Steeper learning curve
- π΄Requires more training and onboarding
0 builders switched
Procore
Alternative to Buildertrend
Best for
Large construction firms and enterprises needing comprehensive project and financial management.
Cost
Pricing is custom and based on annual construction volume; typically starts around $667/month.
Summary
Procore is a leading construction management platform offering project management, quality and safety, construction financials, and field productivity tools.
Why Switch
Need for enterprise-grade features and scalability beyond Contractor Foreman's scope.
Migration Playbook
- Export project data from Buildertrend using the CSV export feature, ensuring to include key fields such as project name, start and end dates, client information, and budget details. Map these fields to Procore's project import template, aligning Buildertrend's project name to Procore's 'Project Name', start/end dates to 'Start Date'/'End Date', client info to 'Client', and budget to 'Budget'. Import the CSV file into Procore via the Procore Projects API or the web interface under the 'Projects' section.
- Extract financial and budgeting data from Buildertrend by exporting cost codes, budgets, and change orders in CSV format. Map Buildertrend's cost codes to Procore's cost codes, budgets to budget line items, and change orders to Procore's change order module fields. Use Procore's Financials API or the budget import tool to upload this data into the corresponding financial modules within Procore.
- Export contact and subcontractor information from Buildertrend in CSV format, including fields such as contact name, role, company, phone, and email. Map these fields to Procore's Directory module fields accordingly. Import the contacts into Procore using the Directory import feature or via the Procore Directory API to ensure all project stakeholders are accurately transferred.
Pros
- π’Robust feature set suitable for large projects
- π’Strong integration ecosystem
- π’Excellent reporting and analytics
- π’Highly scalable
Cons
- π΄High cost may be prohibitive for small contractors
- π΄Steeper learning curve
- π΄Requires more training and onboarding
0 builders switched