How do users define their construction projects in Procore?

In Procore, users define their construction projects by creating a new project and selecting applicable settings and features. This process is fundamental as it establishes the project's foundation in the Procore platform. When users initiate a new project, they access a variety of settings that can be tailored to the specific requirements of the construction endeavor, including project name, location, type, and other configurable options that help streamline both management and execution.

The ability to select various features also allows users to customize the project to their specific workflow, enhancing efficiency by integrating the tools and functionalities they require. This tailored approach ensures that all aspects of the project are aligned with the team's objectives and enhances collaborative efforts among project stakeholders.

The other options, while related to different aspects of project management, do not encapsulate the primary way that projects are set up in Procore. For instance, selecting project leads and team members or assigning a timeline and budget come into play after the project has already been defined and created. Similarly, generating a project proposal is part of the preliminary phase of project initiation but is not the direct method for defining the project's structure within Procore. Thus, creating the project and choosing the relevant settings and features is the most accurate representation of how projects are defined in the platform.