Manage Tool Modes

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.

Tool Modes provide a dedicated workspace within the Next-Gen Viewer by displaying only the necessary controls for an active tool. This streamlined interface eliminates distractions and ensures a consistent workflow across different utilities. Using these modes helps you precisely manipulate tool controls and maintain clean visual layouts without unintentionally interfering with model objects.

Things to Consider

  • Required User Permissions

  • Additional Information:

    • Restricted Object Interaction: You cannot select, highlight, or open context menus on standard model objects while any Tool Mode is active. Left-click, middle-click, and right-click actions are limited exclusively to tool-specific controls.

    • Panel Access: You can continue to open and interact with side panels, such as the object tree, while working inside a active Tool Mode.

    • Cross-Tool Artifact Isolation: Artifacts created by other tools remain visible but become completely non-interactive. To edit or delete an existing artifact, you must exit the current mode and re-enter the specific mode used to create it.

    • Session Rollbacks: Discarding a session restores the viewer to the exact snapshot captured upon entering the mode. This action targets only the modifications made during the current active session.

Prerequisites

Steps

Enter Tool Mode

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

  2. View a model.

  3. In the right toolbar, click Measure Tools to enter tool mode.

  4. Select your target tool using one of these methods.

    Example: Visual Guide Only (No Audio)
    This animated gif showcases the Tool Mode functions in the Right Toolbar of the Model Manger viewer.

  5. For tools with a flyout: choose from these options, depending on the tool:

    • Click toolbar button and click a sub-tool from the flyout menu.

    • Click the toolbar button to toggle a sub-tool on/off.

  6. For context menu activation: Right-click the 3D space and select an option from the context menu. For example, select Add Section Plane.

  7. For keyboard activation: Press the designated shortcut for your active tool. See Keyboard Shortcuts.

Work in Tool Mode

  1. Once a mode is active, the interactive tool's controls appear in the vertical center of the right toolbar.

  2. Interact directly with the interactive tool's controls in the 3D space. You can also apply context-sensitive actions from the overlay toolbar.

    Example

    Each sub-tool has its own unique controls, pointers, and grips in the 3D space. They may also have context menus. For example, when working with a section plane, you can click choose Flip Plane or Delete Plane from the context menu.

Exit a Tool Mode

  1. Finalize your workspace session by choosing one of the following exit paths:

    • To commit your changes: Click This shows the Save and Exit button in the right toolbar in the viewer in the Model Manager tool Save and Exit or press ENTER on your keyboard to save changes and hide the interactive tool's controls.

    • To discard your changes: Click This image shows the Exit Mode icon in the Right Toolbar of the Viewer in the Model Manager tool. Clear and Exit or press ESC on your keyboard, or click an external viewpoint to perform a complete session rollback.


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