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Create a Company Level Inspection Template

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Objective

To create an inspection template at your Company level for use in all of your Project level inspections.

Background

Creating inspection templates at the Company level allows you to easily use the same or similar templates across your projects without having to remake them each time. You can always make a new inspection template at your Project level, or you can modify an existing Company level template for your project's unique needs. However, new templates and changes made to existing templates at the Project level will not sync to the Company level and are therefore not useable outside of that project.

Things to Consider

  • Required User Permissions:
    • 'Admin' level permissions on the Company level Inspections tool.
  • Additional Information:
    • Although you can create new inspection templates at the Project level, you cannot add any inspection templates made at the Project level to another project in your company. For this reason, the best practice to manage your Inspections in Procore is to create inspection templates at the Company level to use at the Project level and modify those templates for each of your project's needs.

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Steps

  1. Navigate to the Company level Inspections tool.
  2. Click + Create.
    Note: You can also Clone an Existing Company Level Inspection Template.
    This reveals the New Inspection Template page. 
  3. Under General Information, enter the following information:
    • Name: Title your inspection. This will show up on your inspections log page and will help you differentiate between your inspections within your project. This is a required field.
    • Type: Choose from the list of inspection types added to the company (e.g. Safety). (Note: If you have not added inspection types to your project, see Configure Advanced Settings: Company level Inspections. You will need to have 'Admin' level permissions on the Company level Inspections tool.)
    • Trade: Add a trade to your inspection (e.g. Electrical, plumbing). (Note: Your company's trade list can be managed at your Company level's Admin tab under 'Trade Configuration.) 
    • Description: Include any relevant details about the inspection.
    • Attachments: Attach any relevant files to the templates by clicking Attach Files or by using a drag-and-drop operation.
      Note: If you try to create an inspection template without a name or with a name that already exists, there will be an error message details the reason. You can create an inspection with the same name as one in the Recycle Bin, but once you name it the same, you cannot restore a template in the Recycle Bin without first editing an inspection template to change the name.)
  4. Add sections and items to your inspection as follows:
    • + Add section: Click this button to add a section to your inspection template. Fill in the field with the title of your section. When you are done, simply click out of the section. 
      Note: You can click a section and use the drag-and-drop motion to rearrange inspection sections.
    • + Add item: Click into the bottom row to add and title your item within the current section. 
      Note: You can use a drag-and-drop motion to rearrange any items in an inspection section.
    • Inspection item details can be added at the Project level.
    • + Quick Add: See What is Inspection Template Item Quick Add?
      Note: You can delete any section by clicking the trash icon icon-delete-trash2.png. You can delete any item by clicking the red "x" to the right of each item. You can reorder individual items within a section or you can reorder whole sections of your template by dragging your item/section by the icon with three horizontal lines.
  5. Select a response type for individual items from the Response Types dropdown menu.
    OR
    Select a response type for multiple items by following these steps:
    1. Mark the checkboxes next to the items to update.
    2. Click Bulk Actions.
    3. Click Edit.
    4. Select the response type from the Response Types drop-down menu.
    5. Click Apply.
       Note

      The following Response Type options are available:

      • Pass/Fail: Users can respond to items by selecting 'Pass' or 'Fail'.
      • Conforming/Non-Conforming: Users can respond to items by selecting 'Conforming' or 'Non-Conforming'.
      • Safe/At Risk: Users can respond to items by selecting 'Safe' or 'At Risk'.
      • True/False: Users can respond to items by selecting 'True' or 'False'.
      • Yes/No: Users can respond to items by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'.
      • Number: Users can respond to items in the form of any positive or negative number up to 15 characters.
      • Text: Users can respond to items with free-form text. There is no character limit to text responses.
      • Date: Users can respond to items by adding an appropriate date.
      • Custom Response: Add an existing custom response set you want to associate with the item. See Create a Custom Response Set for Inspections.
  6. Click Create.

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