Comment activer l’intégration Procore Bidding + COMPASS

Les clients Procore utilisant COMPASS by Bespoke indicateurs peuvent afficher de manière transparente les données de qualification COMPASS et inviter les entreprises à se qualifier directement dans l’outil de réponse à un appel d'offres sur un projet Procore. Si votre entreprise n’a pas de compte COMPASS, vous pouvez toujours accéder aux données de projet Procore pour les entreprises répertoriées dans le Réseau de construction de Procore.

Ce guide vous fournira des informations sur les principales fonctionnalités de l’intégration de COMPASS avec l’outil répondre à un appel d'offres de Procore. Vous trouverez également les étapes nécessaires pour activer l’intégration COMPASS pour votre entreprise.

Caractéristiques clés

• Recherchez et filtrez les candidats à partir de la vue du Réseau de construction de Procore dans la Gestion des appels d’offres à l’aide du Statut de qualification (Qualifié, Qualifié avec exceptions, Refusé, Expiré) auquel vous avez attribué un fournisseur dans COMPASS.

• Recherchez et trouvez des candidats à l’aide d’informations commerciales telles que les métiers, les certifications commerciales et les adresses de bureaux.

• Affichez les limites de projet et globales assignées, la date d’expiration de la qualification, le Q-Score, les cotes EMR des trois dernières années, le chiffre d’affaires annuel et la valeur moyenne du contrat, ainsi que le contact de santé et de sécurité pour les fournisseurs que votre entreprise a qualifiés dans COMPASS.

• Envoyez des invitations à se qualifier aux fournisseurs via COMPASS directement à partir de l’outil pour répondre à un appel d'offres de Procore. Les invités devront s’inscrire et fournir leurs données via COMPASS.

• Autorisations utilisateur requises :

  • Autorisations de niveau Admin dans l’outil Entreprise Annuaire.
    

• Exigences supplémentaires :

  • L’intégration de COMPASS avec Procore Gestion de répondre à un appel d'offres est disponible pour les clients aux États-Unis et au Canada.

  • Votre entreprise doit disposer d’un abonnement actif à Procore Gestion des appels d’offres.

  • Vos projets doivent également être mis à niveau vers l’option de répondre à un appel d'offres amélioré.

Activer l’intégration COMPASS

1. Accédez à la page d’intégration COMPASS dans l’App Marketplace Procore.

2. Connectez-vous à votre compte Procore et confirmez que vous avez sélectionné la bonne entreprise.

3. Cliquez sur Installer.

   • Vous serez redirigé vers la page Paramètres de l’outil administrateur Procore pour répondre à un appel d'offres dans Procore.

4. Cliquez sur connexion COMPASS.

   • Cela active le partage de données de COMPASS vers Procore pour votre compte.

Synchroniser les données COMPASS pour les entreprises de votre Annuaire

1. Accédez à l’outil Annuaire au niveau entreprise.

2. Cliquez sur l’onglet Entreprises .

3. À côté de l’entreprise, cliquez sur Modifier.

4. Recherchez le « Type d’entité » et sélectionnez EIN.

5. Entrez le numéro d'identification d'employeur à côté du « Type d’entité ».
   Les informations de COMPASS se synchroniseront instantanément et seront disponibles dans l’outil Appels d’offres.

Pour arrêter d’utiliser l’intégration COMPASS :

1. Accédez à la page Paramètres de l’outil administrateur Procore pour répondre à un appel d'offres.

2. Cliquez sur Déconnexion de COMPASS.

What Data can I see on bidders with the COMPASS Integration?

When adding bidders either through the Procore Construction Network or your Directory, you can click on a company name to open a side panel and see Qualifications data on the bidder.

• The Qualifications data is divided into three categories:

  • The Overview tab provides general business information such as office locations, union status, business certifications, trades, and licenses. This information comes from the Procore Construction Network.

  • The Qualifications tab contains data that comes from the COMPASS data connection. This is data submitted by vendors once a year into COMPASS. It includes their EMR History for the last three years, Average Contract Size for the previous year, Annual Revenue Bucket for the previous year, Health and Safety Contact information, and QScore. It also contains their Qualification Status, Project and Aggregate Limit, and Qualification expiration date if available in COMPASS.* COMPASS subscribers can also view a vendor's COMPASS project history while in the Qualifications tab of the side panel. This data includes up to five (5) current and five (5) completed projects that the vendor submitted to their COMPASS account.The following information will be available for each project where available:* Project Name* Subcontract Value* Location* (Estimated) Completion Date* GC / Owner* Scope of Work / CSI Code
    

  • The Procore Activity tab contains data compiled from Procore projects such as their total and active count of projects in the past three years, most common project types and the Change Order vs Contract rate in the past three years. It also includes the number of OSHA inspections and violations for the past three years, the number of mechanics liens filed by or against the company in the past three years, and number of bankruptcies filed by this company in the past three years, and the number of tax liens filed by the contractor in the past three years.

• Data from COMPASS can also be viewed in the Procore Directory by ensuring the following:

  • The company name and address in Procore match the company name and address used in the vendor’s COMPASS account.
    OR

  • Add the EIN numbers for the vendor in your Procore Directory.
    

For more information about Qualification data viewable in Procore, see Where does the 'Qualifications' data come from when searching for bidders?

What is the COMPASS QScore?

• The COMPASS QScore is COMPASS’s assessment of Subcontractor Risk based on key Business, Finance, and Health & Safety variables. A numerical score between 1.0 (Lowest Risk) and 7.9 (Highest Risk) is assigned by COMPASS to represent that risk.

• This QScore is available for all companies registered with COMPASS that have submitted their business and financial information to the COMPASS application.

• This QScore is available publicly and may be used by any user searching for bidders without the need for a subscription to COMPASS.

What is EMR?

• EMR stands for Experience Modification Rate. It is a numerical representation used in the field of workers' compensation insurance. It is a factor that influences an employer's premium based on their historical workplace injury and illness claims compared to their industry average.

• The standard Experience Modification Rating is 1, which means that the business is about as safe as the average business. If the business had a few more safety incidents than most businesses in the industry, the EMR will be higher than 1.

• EMR is typically used to assess the Health & Safety risk for a vendor in the construction industry. Generally, an EMR of 1 or lower is considered good.

What does the Change Order vs Contracts data mean?

Change Order vs Contracts Rate is a percentage that represents the contractor's average change in price from the original contract based on change orders. The percentage displayed in the application corresponds to all projects known to Procore that this vendor was on in the past three years.

Can Customers without a COMPASS subscription access COMPASS data in Procore?

Yes, customers without a COMPASS subscription will have a slightly different experience in Procore. Users will be able to view the following public data on vendors when adding bidders from the Directory and from the Procore Construction Network:

COMPASS QScore

COMPASS provides a QScore, which is COMPASS’s assessment of Subcontractor Risk based on key Business, Finance, and Health & Safety variables. A numerical score between 1.0 (Lowest Risk) and 7.9 (Highest Risk) is assigned by COMPASS to represent that risk. This QScore is available for all companies registered with COMPASS that have submitted their business and financial information to the COMPASS application. This QScore is available publicly and may be used by any Bidding 2.0 user to search for bidders without the need for a subscription to COMPASS.

• Customers can filter vendors in the Procore Construction Network using the QScore filter.

• Customers will be able to view the QScore for vendors added from both the Procore Construction Network and their directory where available.

• The QScore is available for about 30-40k vendors in the Procore Construction Network.

Procore Activity

Procore Activity consists of two types of data:

• Data from the vendor’s project history on the Procore platform: Vendors can control visibility of this data through their Construction Network profile. If Procore Activity data is visible on the construction network, it will be visible inside Bidding. This data consists of:

  • The total and active count of projects in Procore,

  • Their most common project type in Procore,

  • The Change Order vs Contract rate for projects in the past three years.

• Data collected from public sources: This includes

  • The number of OSHA inspections and violations,

  • The number of mechanics liens filed by or against the vendor in the past three years,

  • Bankruptcies filed by the vendor in the past three years,

  • Tax lien data filed against the vendor in the past three years.

Data from the Procore Construction Network

General business information on the vendor such as their office locations, business certifications, and trades that the vendor submitted to their Procore Construction Network profile will be visible when adding vendors to a bid package either from the construction network or the company’s directory.

What is the difference between a claimed and an unclaimed business on the Procore Construction Network?

Toutes les entreprises répertoriées sur le réseau Procore Construction Network incluent des informations pertinentes sur l’entreprise et les métiers et services qu’elles fournissent.

Grâce à Procore, vous pouvez vous connecter directement avec les entreprises revendiquées pour des appels d’offres, des paiements, etc. Vous trouverez ci-dessous les principales différences entre une entreprise revendiquée et une entreprise non réclamée.