Construction management software provider Procore Technologies announced the launch of Procore AI solutions, with its new AI-powered Agents. These artificial intelligence platform capabilities are designed to enhance project efficiency, improve decision-making and enable smarter, faster, and more seamless workflows. Procore AI, built on Procore’s unified, intelligent platform, is powered by Procore Agents, Insights and Copilot.
“Procore AI delivers the most comprehensive set of AI capabilities in construction today, unlocking new ways for construction to build together,” said Steve Davis, president of product and technology, Procore. “These AI-driven tools are designed to improve efficiency and empower construction teams with the insights they need to make informed decisions. By automating routine tasks and streamlining workflows, we are paving the way for a smarter and more connected future.”
Available next year, Agents leverage AI to automate routine tasks, reduce manual workloads and provide insights that allow construction professionals to focus on higher-value work. Across Procore’s platform, Agents aims to streamline complex processes like managing RFIs, scheduling and submittals, which helps automate routine tasks and reduces administrative overhead. These new capabilities will support users and workflows across the full project lifecycle.
Agent Studio, coming in 2025, will allow users to customize Agents to meet their unique project requirements without any coding. This tool empowers contractors and owners to tailor AI-driven answers and automations for their business to unlock efficiency.
Insights is an AI-driven solution that helps users better understand project risk across their most-used workflows, including submittals, RFIs and daily logs. Powered by Procore’s construction dataset, Insights enables users to benchmark performance, predict potential challenges and receive recommended actions to mitigate risks, which ultimately enables more informed decisions to help improve project outcomes. Insights will be generally available in early 2025.
