tectm vs Procore
Procore manages the project and its documents. tectm answers whether the project is making money right now. If you already run Procore, tectm sits across it rather than replacing it.
WHAT PROCORE IS FOR
Procore is a broad construction management platform: drawings, RFIs, submittals, inspections, correspondence and the document trail that goes with running a job. It is built to be the system of record for the project.
For a head contractor coordinating many parties across many documents, that is a real job and Procore does it at a scale most tools do not attempt.
WHAT TECTM IS FOR
tectm does one thing: it turns the contract, the docket and the program into a live margin number, and keeps every figure traceable to the record that produced it.
Revenue earned sits above, cost incurred sits below, and the gap is your margin at any level of aggregation: project, trade, budget line, scope item. The commercial workflow you already run is the evidence layer: a docket prices at your internal rates for cost and at head-contract rates for the claim, in one entry.
The program is cost-loaded and shares the budget's data, so a slip on the critical path is a margin number that day.
Can you run both?
Yes, and that is the usual outcome. tectm holds the documents that carry money (the contract, the purchase order, the payment certificate, each tied to the figure it moves) and has no ambition to be your drawing register.
The question that decides it
Can you answer, today, what margin each of your live projects is running at, and point at the dockets behind the answer? If yes, you may not need us. If the answer takes a week and a spreadsheet, that is the gap.
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