Read every RFI, CE, and PCO as it lands.
Webhook fires on create and on update. Storia scans the record for coordination gaps, scope ambiguity, missing information, and change risk.
The moment an RFI, change event, or PCO lands in Procore, Storia reads it, classifies it against a structured issue taxonomy, and writes a Primary and Secondary issue back to the record, surfaced in a side panel, without leaving Procore. The system of record stays Procore. Storia retains nothing.
How it works
Webhook fires on create and on update. Storia scans the record for coordination gaps, scope ambiguity, missing information, and change risk.
Classify the record against a 3-level taxonomy. RFI-047 reads as Lack of Access (2.2.2), with Interdisciplinary Conflict (1.2.2) as the secondary frame.
A side panel docks beside the record with the Primary and Secondary issues, taxonomy paths, definitions, and worked examples. The PM reads it without leaving the RFI.
Inside the record
Rendering of the Storia panel docked in a Procore record. Procore chrome shown generically.
Same Procore
| Dimension | Procore alone | Procore + Storia |
|---|---|---|
| Issue visibility | Each RFI, CE, and PCO opens in its own record. The PM reads the title and decides what kind of issue it is. | RFI-047 arrives tagged Primary · Lack of Access (2.2.2) and Secondary · Interdisciplinary Conflict (1.2.2). |
| Time to classify | Manual triage. Categories get filled in after the fact, or skipped. | Automatic. Storia classifies on create and on update, before the response is written. |
| Workflow change | No change. | No change. Storia writes back into the Procore record. The field never leaves Procore. |
| Data retention | Project data stays in Procore. | Project data stays in Procore. Storia retains nothing on its side. |
30 minutes · Your records
Bring a real project. We install the app, scope it to one job, and walk through the issues Storia finds in the first thirty minutes. No deck.