About The Bidding Compass Integration

• What Data is Available?

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

• Why can't I see COMPASS data?

• What is the COMPASS QScore?

• What is EMR?

• What does the Change Order vs Contracts data mean?

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

What Data is Available?

When adding bidders in Procore, clicking a company name reveals company data in three categories:

• Overview: General business information from the Procore Construction Network, including office locations, union status, certifications, trades, and licenses. This information comes from either the company's Procore Construction Network profile or, if available, directly from their COMPASS profile.

• Qualifications (COMPASS): Vendor-submitted annual data including:

  • EMR History (last 3 years)

  • Average Contract Size (previous year)

  • Annual Revenue Bucket (previous year)

  • Health and Safety Contact

  • QScore

  • Qualification Status, Project/Aggregate Limit, and Expiration (if available)

  • Up to five current and five completed projects with details like Project Name, Subcontract Value, Location, Estimated Completion Date, GC/Owner, and Scope/CSI Code.

• Procore Activity: Public data and data from Procore projects over the past three years, including:

  • Total and active project count

  • Most common project types

  • Change Order vs. Contract rate

  • OSHA inspections and violations

  • Mechanics liens (filed by or against)

  • Bankruptcies filed

  • Tax liens filed by the contractor

For more information, see Where does the 'Qualifications' data come from when searching for bidders?

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

Some. Users can view information in the Overview and Procore Activity tabs, as well as the QScore in the Qualifications tab.

Why can't I see COMPASS data?

If you cannot see COMPASS data when adding bidders from your Directory, the EIN likely hasn't been added to the company record in your Company level Directory.

For companies already in your Directory, COMPASS data syncs automatically when key information matches. To enable this sync, ensure the information aligns by following the steps below.

1. Navigate to the Company level Directory tool.

2. Click the Companies tab.

3. Next to the company, click Edit.

4. Ensure the following fields match what is in COMPASS:

   1. Company Name

   2. Address

   3. Locate the 'Entity Type' and select EIN.

      1. Enter the EIN number next to the 'Entity Type'.

5. Click Save.
   COMPASS information will sync instantly and be available in the Bidding tool.

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.

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

All businesses listed on the Procore Construction Network include relevant information about the business and the trades and services they provide.

Through Procore, you can connect directly with claimed businesses for bidding, payments, and more. Below are the main differences between a claimed and unclaimed business.