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Procore replaced its previous API-based analytics product, which refreshed only once a day, with Databricks OpenSharing, raising the refresh limit to hourly so customers can pull data for use in downstream systems. According to content published on the Databricks Blog on October 29, 2026, OpenSharing now distributes hundreds of curated tables and manages hundreds of thousands of data shares partitioned by customer, doubling data availability for end customers and internal product teams. Procore Analytics 2.0 is built on a medallion architecture and controls access by user and project through Unity Catalog. There are currently no subsequent developments.
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How Procore Uses Databricks OpenSharing to Drive Construction Data Analytics
Procore replaced its previous API-based analytics product, which refreshed only once a day, with Databricks OpenSharing, raising the refresh limit to hourly and allowing customers to pull data for downstream systems. OpenSharing now distributes hundreds of curated tables and manages hundreds of thousands of data shares partitioned by customer, doubling data availability for end customers and internal product teams. Procore Analytics 2.0 is built on a medallion architecture and controls access by user and project through Unity Catalog.