Social Procurement and ESG Reporting for Procore Teams
Keep Procore for the project. Use Catchment for the reporting.
Procore runs construction project management. Catchment runs the social procurement and ESG reporting your government and private clients ask for, from every trade partner, with evidence attached.
Where Catchment Sits Beside Procore.
What Procore Covers
Procore is built for construction project management: project execution, cost and resource management. Keep using it for that.
What Catchment Covers
Social procurement, environmental and governance obligations, collected from every trade partner and supplier and reported with evidence attached.
How They Sit Together
Side by side, with no integration. Catchment runs on its own, so nothing has to change in how your team uses Procore.
Built for One Job: Reporting That Holds Up.
Social procurement and ESG obligations run through every trade partner and supplier on a project, and government clients expect each figure to be evidenced. Catchment is built for that one job, so it sits beside the tools your team already uses.
Requirements set up once
Client schedules and policy targets are profiled into Catchment once, and every trade package receives its own pre-structured requests.
Trade partners report for free
Pre-structured and mobile, so the compliant path is the easy one, and late submissions are chased by the platform, not your site team.
Evidence on every figure
Hours, spend, emissions and governance records keep the document behind them, so a report can be traced back to source at audit.
Reports against Australian policy
One set of source data reports against the Social Procurement Framework, Local Jobs First, the skills guarantees, the Building Equality Policy and client schedules.
Common Questions From Procore Teams.
Does Catchment Replace Procore?
No. Procore is built for construction project management: project execution, cost and resource management. Catchment is built for social procurement, environmental and governance reporting against Australian policy and client requirements. Teams use both, each for its own job.
Does Catchment Integrate With Procore?
No. Catchment does not integrate with Procore. It runs as its own system: requirements are set up in Catchment, trade partners and suppliers submit their data straight into it, and reports are built there. Nothing has to be exported from Procore for it to work.
What Does Catchment Report On?
Participation hours, certified social spend, local content and workforce targets in SocialPro; emissions, energy, waste, water and materials in EnviroTrack; and forms, documents, policies and licences in GovAssure. Each figure keeps the evidence behind it.
Which Policies Does Catchment Report Against?
Including the Victorian Social Procurement Framework, Local Jobs First, the Major Projects Skills Guarantee, the Building Equality Policy, the Australian Skills Guarantee, the Indigenous Procurement Policy, the Capacity Investment Scheme, Green Star and client-specific schedules.
What Does It Cost Trade Partners?
Nothing. Trade partners and suppliers report into Catchment for free. Pricing for the head contractor or client scales with project value and duration, with unlimited users.
Procore is a trademark of Procore Technologies, Inc.. Catchment is not affiliated with, endorsed by or integrated with Procore. Product descriptions are based on Procore's own published materials.