Import Segment Items into your Company Level Admin Tool (Procore Imports)
Background
A segment is a discrete category that an organization uses to break down its work into manageable components. A segment item is one of many distinct items in a segment. In Procore's Financial Management tools, segments are the building blocks that define the pattern of your company's A budget code structure is a sequence of segments used to build meaningful budget codes in accordance with the pattern established by your organization. In Procore's Work Breakdown Structure, the budget code structure for a company or project can be comprised of multiple segments.
Examples
The example below shows you Procore's default budget code structure, which is available in the Company Admin tool. This budget code structure consists of Procore's two (2) default segments: Cost Code and Cost Type. These segments are required.

You also have the option to customize your budget code structure with up to ten (10) custom segments. The illustration below shows you how your budget code structure can be customized using a combination of both Procore's default segments and your own custom segments.

When getting started with Procore's WBS, segments must be added in the Company level Admin tool by your company's A Procore Administrator is a user who has 'Admin' level permissions on all of the Company level Tools in Procore. Granting a user ‘Admin’ level permissions in the Company level Directory tool automatically assigns that user ‘Admin’ permissions on all Company level tools. Also called a Company Administrator.
When adding new segments to Procore, your company's A Procore Administrator is a user who has 'Admin' level permissions on all of the Company level Tools in Procore. Granting a user ‘Admin’ level permissions in the Company level Directory tool automatically assigns that user ‘Admin’ permissions on all Company level tools. Also called a Company Administrator.
Tip
Not sure what custom segments to create? To learn how other Procore clients use Work Breakdown Structure, see What custom segments should we create for our company's Work Breakdown Structure?