How to Import Drawings from Procore

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With our Procore integration, you can import your drawings straight from your Procore account into Togal seamlessly. Here’s how you can do that.

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Creating a new project 1
Connecting your Procore account to Togal 2
Importing drawings from Procore 4

Creating a new project in Togal.AI

From your dashboard, create a new project by clicking the “New Project” button at the top-right of the interface. You can also choose to open an existing one.

Connecting your Procore account to Togal

To connect your Procore account to your Togal account, click the “Import Drawings” button at the top right of the interface.

Once you’ve clicked it, a box will appear. Inside the box, click on the “Procore” button.

If this is your first time using this integration, Procore will ask you to sign in using your Procore credential so they can verify you.

Importing drawings from Procore

After it's done, when you click on the “Import Drawing” button at the top-right, it will display all the companies associated with the Procore account.

Choose the one you need.

Now select the project.

Then, select the drawing set you have.

Once it's done, the drawings will be imported to the Togal. Click on the “Add Drawings” button and you will see all the drawings.

Now, you can add drawings to your set and proceed to the takeoff.

We hope this tutorial was helpful for you. That's how to import drawings from Procore to Togal.AI. To learn more about how this AI estimating software can seamlessly integrate with your workflow, request a demo.

How to Import Drawings from Procore

Creating a new project in Togal.AI

Connecting your Procore account to Togal

Importing drawings from Procore

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