Get your project and construction management in line with your accounting system by integrating them together with hh2’s Procore Integration for Sage 300 Construction and Real Estate (CRE) and coming soon for Sage 100 Contractor.
Bringing Construction Together
hh2 Cloud Services has provided integration between Procore and Sage 300 CRE for almost to five years. Now, hh2 has worked out separate agreements with Sage and Procore to create additional functionality between Sage 300 CRE by integrating owner change orders. hh2 has finished the work on the integration between Sage 100 Contractor and Procore.
Accurate Financial Data
Eliminate costly mistakes that can happen when you enter in data from your accounting system to Procore and back again. Now you can have a constant synchronization running between your accounting system and Procore to keep your financial information completely up to date as you are managing your construction projects.
Maintain Control
Keep your accounting system in full control of all of your accounting data. This can give you peace of mind by only having the approved personnel that you specify accessing the financial data in your accounting system. You also have full control over the scheduling of the sync.
Integration Points
Below are some of the key integration points that highlight the hh2 Procore Integration with Sage 300 CRE. These are the same integration points we plan to be using with the Sage 100 Contractor Integration.
Initial and Ongoing Synchronization:
Initial and Synchronization Upon Request:
Sage
Procore
Standard Cost Codes
Cost Codes
Job Specific Cost Codes
Cost Codes
Standard Categories
Cost Types
Categories
Cost Types
Jobs
Jobs
Extras
Sub Jobs
Accounts Payable Vendors
Companies
Subcontracts & Purchase Orders
Subcontracts & Purchase Orders
Commitment Change Orders
Commitment Change Orders
Owner Contracts
Prime Contracts
Owner Contract Items
Prime Contract Items
Owner Change Orders
Prime Change Orders
Budget Change Orders
Budget Change Orders
JTD Costs
JTD Costs
MTD Costs
MTD Costs
Committed Costs (Invoiced)
Committed Costs (Actuals)
Cost Estimates
Budgets
