Edit 2D Sheet Mapping

Deployment Status & Regional Availability

Model Manager, Procore’s next-generation replacement for the Models tool, officially launches in General Availability across the UK and Ireland (UKI) on October 15, 2026, alongside a global Beta for all other regions. Procore Mobile App (iOS/Android) support is also live in Beta as Procore continues to transform 3D model workflows. Stay tuned for additional features in future releases.

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The Model Manager and the Models tool can be active on the same project at once. Administrators are not required to disable the Models tool.

Platform

Deployment Status/Region

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Web

  • General Availability: United Kingdom & Ireland (UKI) on October 13, 2026

  • Beta: All other regions

iOS

  • Beta: All regions

Android

  • Beta: All regions

Model Manager Beta: Access & Guidelines

  • Registration: Participating companies must sign the Procore Beta Agreement. Once signed, your Procore Administrator will coordinate with your Procore point of contact to enable Model Manager on specific projects. It is not available in Procore Explore.

  • Support & Feedback: Please report critical or breaking issues directly to Procore Customer Support. For general feedback, feature requests, and non-critical issues, contact your dedicated Beta program lead or Procore point of contact.

  • Beta Notice: This feature and its supporting documentation are in active development. Beta services are provided strictly "as is" for evaluation purposes, carry no standard warranties or liability, and are subject to change or discontinuation without notice. For full terms, please refer to the Procore Subscription Services Agreement.

Mapping 2D drawings to a 3D model allows users to align your PDF drawing sheets directly with 3D geometry for improved spatial accuracy. This process helps project teams visualize 2D plans in a 3D environment to streamline navigation and design review.

Things to Consider

Prerequisites

Steps

  1. Navigate to the project's Model Manager tool.

  2. View a model.

  3. Click 2D Sheets.

  4. In the 2D Sheets panel, find the drawing to edit.

  5. Click the drawing tile's More Icon Vertical Ellipsis menu and choose Edit Mapping.

  6. In the Edit Sheets Mapping panel, you can can find the level you want as follows:

    • Search by level name and select the desired match.

    • Selecting an existing level from the list by clicking the > right arrow and select the desired level.

    • Click the Edit Existing Level button. Then, click an element on the model to get the elevation of its top surface or enter a numerical value in the boxes.

    • Click the Define a New Level button to create a new one. If you choose this option you can select an existing level or click the Go to Location link to add, remove, or edit the available locations. Then, click an element on the model to get the elevation of its top surface or enter a numerical value in the boxes. When finished, click Define Level.

  7. Click Next.

  8. In the Edit Sheets Mapping panel, you have these options:

    • Map by model by clicking Edit Model Mapping and the select two reference points on the model.

    • Map drawings by clicking Edit Drawing Mapping and make any changes. When finished click Save.

  9. Click Next.

  10. In the Edit Sheets Mapping panel you can set these options:

    1. Mark the Used Mapped Sheets for 2D Navigation option.

    2. Click the pencil icon if you want to change the level.

  11. When finished, click Save.


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