TENNA is rolling out the following part of its integration with Procore to permit contractors to optimize and share their tools information throughout their challenge operations techniques in a approach that at present doesn’t exist elsewhere within the building trade. 

his part of the frequently creating Tenna integration for Procore permits for the circulate of location, utilization (hours/miles), and assignee info from Tenna challenge websites into the Procore Every day Log software. This launch is a subsequent step up from the sooner part of the combination which consisted of an embedded expertise permitting Procore customers to entry the Tenna platform via their Procore account.

Contractors integrating Tenna with Procore to centralize their key operational information and workflows profit from extra correct, streamlined, and dependable digitized information automated between techniques, decreased redundancy and handbook entry of knowledge, and improved communications throughout the enterprise.

When building applied sciences combine with different techniques that contractors are already utilizing to assist a perform that the contractor wants – like Tenna and Procore are doing with tools administration – it improves efficiencies for contractors as a result of their techniques are in sync. The mixing permits them to maximise the advantages of the techniques they’re utilizing by centralizing and consolidating the data for accuracy, straightforward evaluation and total usefulness, versus having to piecemeal the info collectively from the completely different techniques to see and perceive the massive image.

“The development trade is at present drowning in information however ravenous for perception. To win in right this moment’s setting, contractors ought to accept nothing much less in a building know-how than one which not solely helps acquire efficiencies, but in addition gives interoperability of platforms like Tenna and Procore via connecting key information factors. That is the inflection level when information turns into data and data turns into perception,” says Ian Grey, Gross sales Engineer at Tenna.