Can I customize the numbering system for financial objects in Procore?

Vous utilisez la terminologie du maître d’ouvrage ou de l’entrepreneur spécialisé ?

Procore peut être configuré pour utiliser une terminologie spécifique aux entreprises générales, aux maîtres d’ouvrage ou aux entreprises spécialisées. Découvrez comment appliquer les options du dictionnaire.

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    • This table shows the differences in tool names (bold) and terms across the point-of-view dictionaries for Project Financials.

      Entrepreneurs généraux
      Anglais (États-Unis) - Par défaut

      Propriétaire
      Anglais (Terminologie du propriétaire V2)

      Entrepreneurs spécialisés
      Anglais (terminologie des entrepreneurs spécialisés)

      Facturation

      Facturation

      Facturations proportionnelles

      Propriétaire

      Financement

      Propriétaire

      Maître d’ouvrage/Client

      Maître d’ouvrage/Client

      CG/client

      Ordre de changement au contrat principal

      Ordre de changement de financement

      Ordre de changement du contrat client

      Contrats principaux

      Financement

      Contrats clients

      Revenu

      Financement

      Revenu

      Sous-traiter

      Contrat

      Sous-traiter

      Sous-traitant

      Entrepreneur

      Sous-traitant

      Ventilation des coûts du sous-traitant (VDCS)

      Ventilation des coûts de l’entrepreneur (VDCST)

      Ventilation des coûts du sous-traitant (VDCS)

      About These Dictionaries
      • Default Setting: The 'General Contractor' dictionary is enabled by default for all accounts.

      • Availability: These alternate dictionaries in italics are available in US English only.

      How to Switch Your Dictionary

      To change your company's terminology to the Owner or Specialty Contractor dictionary, contact your company's . They will work with your Procore Point of Contact to make the change.

Answer

Yes. In the Financial Management tools, you can use Procore's default numbering system for financial objects or you can create your own customized numbering system for each object. To learn more, see:

  • About the Financial Management Object Numbering System

  • Best Practices for Custom Numbering Systems

About the Financial Management Object Numbering System

By default, Procore automatically numbers new financial objects sequentially. For example: 001, 002, 003, and so on. For easy identification of project-related commitments, Procore also includes an abbreviation (PO or SC) and a project number in the default numbering system.

 Important

Users with permission to create objects in the Financial Management tools can customize the numbering system for the different financial objects. To do this, overwrite the default entry in the 'Number (#)' field while creating the new object. All future objects will use the customized numbering system and it can customized again the future. To learn about best practices, see Best Practices for Custom Numbering Systems.

Default Numbering & Example Custom Numbering

This table details the default numbering system for each financial object and provides an example of a custom numbering system. For best results, review the important notes before starting any customization.

Procore Tool: Financial Object

Default Numbering System

Example: Custom Numbering System

Important Notes

Change Events: Change Event

001, 002, 003...

CE-001, CE-002, CE-003...

Limited to a maximum of ten (10) characters in length.

Change Orders: Commitment Change Order

001, 002, 003...

CCO-001, CCO-002, CCO-002...

-

Change Orders: Commitment Potential Change Order

001, 002, 003...

CPCO-001, CPCO-002, CPCO-003...

-

Change Orders: Prime Contract Change Order

001, 002, 003...

PCCO-001, PCCO-002, PCCO-002...

-

Change Orders: Prime Potential Change Order

001, 002, 003...

PCPO-001, PCPO-002, PCPO-003...

-

Prime Contracts: Prime Contract

001, 002, 003...

PC-001, PC-002, PC-003...

-

Prime Contracts: Owner Invoice

001, 002, 003...

OWN-001, OWN-002, OWN-003...

-

Commitments: Purchase Order

PO-[Project Number]-001, PO-[Project Number]-002, PO-[Project Number]-003...

ORD-[Project Number]-001, ORD-[Project Number]-002, ORD-[Project Number]-003...

A [Project Number] is included in the default numbering system when using the default Procore Cost Code list and a project number is assigned to the Procore project. If a project is integrated with your ERP system's cost code list, [Project Number] is omitted from the default numbering system. When customizing, do NOT exceed the maximum character limits of your ERP system. Avoid renumbering or switching to a custom numbering after Procore synchronizes with an ERP system.

Commitments: Subcontract

SC-[Project Number]-001, SC-[Project Number]-002, SC-[Project Number]-003...

SubK-[Project Number]-001, SubK-[Project Number]-002, SubK-[Project Number]-003...

A [Project Number] is included in the default numbering system when using the default Procore Cost Code list and a project number is assigned to the Procore project. If a project is integrated with your ERP system's cost code list, [Project Number] is omitted from the default numbering system. When customizing, do NOT exceed the maximum character limits of your ERP system. Avoid renumbering or switching to a custom numbering after Procore synchronizes with an ERP system.

Commitments: Subcontractor Invoice

001, 002, 003...

INV-001, INV-002, INV-003...

-

Best Practices for Custom Numbering Systems

  • Establish a custom numbering system when creating the initial financial object in a Procore project.

  • Avoid renumbering your financial objects mid-project.

  • Avoid switching to a custom number scheme after creating the initial financial object.

  • Inform teammates who create financial objects of all changes to your numbering system.

See Also

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