How does Corfix compare to
Procore’s Quality and Safety module?

Procore Q&S Module

Corfix
GPS-verified timekeeping with crew punch-in and punch-out

X

✓
Payroll-ready time exports

X

✓
Crew scheduling

X

✓
Safety forms required before punch-out

X

✓
Certification tracking with expiry alerts

Partial

✓
Kiosk mode for shared job-site devices

X

✓
Hands-on support, every account

X

✓
Included in base platform, not a separate purchase

X

✓
Mobile inspections and checklists

✓

✓
Incident reporting

✓

✓
Observations and corrective actions

✓

✓
Digital forms

✓

✓
Document management

✓

✓
Procore integration

✓

✓

 

Does Corfix replace Procore?

Already on Procore? Your safety program deserves its own tool.

Procore is the enterprise standard for construction project management. If you’re running it for project coordination, financials, and bidding, that makes sense. But Procore’s safety module is a separate purchase, built for oversight and reporting at the project management level. It wasn’t designed to be the tool your workers use every day in the field. Corfix was. And because Corfix lives on the Procore Marketplace, the two work together: your safety data flows into Procore automatically, without anyone having to manage it manually.

See how Corfix works alongside Procore.

What is Procore’s Quality and Safety module, and what does it cover?

What Procore does well. Where Corfix picks up.

Procore is built for the people managing projects from the office or the trailer: GCs coordinating subcontractors, project managers tracking RFIs and submittals, financial teams managing budgets and contracts. Its Quality and Safety module gives those people visibility into what’s happening on site, including observations, inspections, and incidents, and it does that well at the enterprise level.

Corfix is built for the people on site: the foreman whose crew needs to clock in, complete a tailgate form, and get their certifications checked before they start. Certification records in Corfix are centralized, tied to individual workers and projects, and trigger automated alerts before expiry. In Procore, external certifications are stored as static file attachments in user profiles, with expiry tracking available only through Resource Planning tags, a workaround that many Procore users supplement with Marketplace apps specifically because the native solution doesn’t cover all cases.

What does Corfix do that Procore’s safety module can’t?

Field safety workflows that Procore’s module doesn’t reach.

With Corfix, you can require a safety checklist before a worker punches out. Not as a reminder, not as a follow-up chase, but as a built-in condition of the punch-out itself. Your office can see in real time who’s on site, whether their paperwork is done, and where they’re scheduled tomorrow, without toggling between apps.

When the week wraps up, timekeeping data exports in a format your payroll team can actually use, drawn from GPS-verified field hours. Corfix exports time data in payroll-ready formats including CSV and PDF, with native integrations or Corfix Connectors available for many leading accounting platforms. Procore’s safety module has no timekeeping and no equivalent to any part of this workflow.

Is Procore’s safety module worth the additional cost?

A separate safety module on top of an enterprise platform.

Procore’s pricing is based on your Annual Construction Volume, with separate costs for each module you add. The Quality and Safety module is not included in the base Project Management subscription. It’s an additional line item on an already significant annual contract. For contractors who need field-level safety compliance, worker timekeeping, and certification management, that means paying enterprise rates for a tool that still doesn’t cover the field workflows they actually need.

Corfix covers safety, timekeeping, and scheduling in a transparent, per-module pricing structure built for contractors of all sizes. And because it integrates directly with Procore, you’re not choosing between the two. You’re getting field-level capability that feeds directly into the enterprise platform you’re already running.

How does the Corfix and Procore integration actually work?

Corfix on the Procore Marketplace.

Corfix is a verified app on the Procore Marketplace, installable directly from your Procore account in the App Management tool.

In practice, when both platforms are running together: workers clock in and complete safety forms in Corfix from their phones on site. Completed form PDFs sync automatically into a Corfix Forms folder in Procore’s Documents section, organized by project. Workers and project data flow bidirectionally: your Procore project list populates Corfix automatically, and your Procore workers become Corfix users without any manual setup.

Your project managers see everything they need in Procore. Your crew uses one app in the field. Nobody moves data between systems manually.

Who is Corfix and Procore best suited for together?

The contractors who get the most from running both.

General contractors who use Procore for project management and need their subcontractors on a field-ready safety platform. Specialty subcontractors required to submit safety documentation into a GC’s Procore account who want that to happen automatically. Any contractor running Procore who has found its safety module too complex, too expensive, or too disconnected from what their field crews do day to day.

What do customers say about switching to Corfix?

What a difference it makes in practice.

Bassi Construction switched to Corfix and saved the equivalent of a full-time salary in administrative overhead. Digitizing their safety forms alone freed up that much time and labour. That’s not a feature comparison. That’s what happens when software is designed around how your operation actually runs.

The crew at Smith and Long put it a different way.

“It’s very exciting that there’s something easy that makes people want to do safety documentation. And the resources, you’re plugging in all your resources and the binders, that’s massive.” — Joe Pellerino, Chief Health and Safety Officer, Smith and Long

How do you get started with Corfix if you’re already on Procore?

Already running Procore? Setup takes less than a day.

Because Corfix is on the Procore Marketplace, the integration setup is straightforward. Your Procore projects and workers sync into Corfix from a simple back-end connector which your account manager can assist with. Your most-used safety forms are built during onboarding, and your crew is up and running without a long disruption to how your sites operate.

See Corfix on the Procore Marketplace

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Corfix replace Procore? No. Corfix and Procore are not competitors. Corfix is available on the Procore Marketplace and is designed to be used alongside Procore. Corfix handles field-level safety, timekeeping, and scheduling. Procore handles project management, financials, and document control.

Is Corfix on the Procore Marketplace? Yes. Corfix is a verified app on the Procore Marketplace and can be installed directly from Procore’s App Management tool.

What does Procore’s Quality and Safety module include? Procore’s Quality and Safety module covers inspections, observations, incident reporting, forms, action plans, and daily logs. It is a separately purchased add-on and is not included in Procore’s base Project Management subscription.

Does Procore’s safety module include timekeeping? No. Procore’s Quality and Safety module does not include timekeeping. Procore does offer a separate Field Productivity module with time tracking, but it does not have native integrations for common Canadian payroll platforms. Corfix has native integrations for QuickBooks Online and Sage 50 CAD, and exports time data in CSV and PDF formats.

How does Corfix sync data with Procore? Completed Corfix form PDFs sync automatically into a Corfix Forms folder in Procore’s Documents section, organized by project. Workers sync from Procore to Corfix on change. Projects sync from Procore to Corfix on change.

Does Corfix include timekeeping? Yes. Corfix includes GPS-verified timekeeping with crew punch-in and punch-out, cost-code time tracking, and payroll-ready exports in CSV and PDF formats, with native integrations for QuickBooks Online and Sage 50 CAD.

Is Corfix only for Canadian contractors? No. Corfix is headquartered in Canada and serves contractors across Canada and the United States.

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