Sensera Systems Enhances Jobsite AI with Procore Integration

DENVER, CO – January 20, 2026 – Sensera Systems, a provider of AI-powered jobsite intelligence, today announced a significant update to its SiteCloud Insights platform, introducing new features designed to bolster safety, streamline reporting, and improve operational efficiency for construction projects. The enhancements include automated site hygiene summaries, intelligent dumpster notifications, and, most notably, a direct integration with the widely used construction management software, Procore.

This launch represents a strategic move to transform real-time visual data from jobsites into simple, actionable intelligence, addressing key challenges faced by modern construction teams.

The AI Advantage on the Jobsite

The core of the new functionality lies in leveraging artificial intelligence to automate the monitoring of critical, yet often overlooked, aspects of a construction site. The new "Site Hygiene" feature builds upon the platform's existing "Morning Brief" by providing near-real-time updates on jobsite conditions. Every two hours, the system analyzes images from on-site cameras to identify and report on key indicators such as potential trip hazards, the organization of material storage, ground conditions, and the status of on-site dumpsters.

This continuous, automated oversight allows project managers to move from a reactive to a proactive stance on site maintenance and safety. Instead of relying solely on manual inspections, teams receive a steady stream of data-backed insights, enabling them to address issues before they escalate into safety incidents or productivity bottlenecks.

Further enhancing this proactive approach is the new "Dumpster Notifications" feature. The AI system can now identify when a waste dumpster is nearing capacity and automatically send an email or text alert to designated personnel. This seemingly simple function solves a common logistical headache, helping to prevent overflowing waste, potential spills, and poor material management that can compromise site safety and cleanliness. These features underscore a growing trend in the industry: using AI not just for high-level progress tracking, but for managing the granular, day-to-day details that collectively determine a project's success.

Bridging the Data Gap with Procore Integration

Perhaps the most significant part of the announcement is the platform's new integration with Procore. As a dominant force in construction management software with a user base spanning over 17,000 companies and millions of users globally, Procore is the central hub for project data for a vast portion of the industry. Sensera Systems' new integration bridges the gap between its AI-driven visual intelligence and Procore's project management ecosystem.

The integration works in two key ways. First, insights from the "Morning Brief" can now be exported directly into the notes section of a Procore Daily Log. This eliminates the tedious and error-prone process of manually transcribing site condition reports. A project manager can now seamlessly transfer a comprehensive, AI-generated summary of site readiness, complete with imagery, into the official project record with a few clicks.

Second, and critically for safety compliance, the "Real Time Fall Hazards" feature now integrates with Procore's safety violation logs. When the SiteCloud AI identifies a condition that puts a worker at risk of a fall—one of the industry's most persistent dangers—an alert can be instantly logged as a safety violation note within the Procore Daily Log. This not only streamlines the reporting process but also creates an immediate, time-stamped record for compliance and corrective action, fundamentally improving safety accountability.

A Response to Industry Demands

According to Sensera Systems, these enhancements were not developed in a vacuum. The company emphasized that the update is a direct result of listening to the needs of contractors and project managers on the ground.

“These new offerings in SiteCloud Insights come as a direct response to feedback from customers facing the day-to-day challenges of today’s construction jobsites,” said Robert Garber, chief executive officer at Sensera Systems, in the announcement. He noted that the ability to export reports into Procore was a "top request from the contractor community," highlighting a clear market need for better interoperability between specialized technology solutions and central management platforms.

This customer-centric approach aligns with the broader digital transformation sweeping through the construction sector. For years, the industry has been moving toward data-driven decision-making, but a common hurdle has been the fragmentation of data across various non-communicating systems. By feeding actionable, real-time intelligence directly into a platform like Procore, Sensera is helping to break down these data silos and create a more cohesive, intelligent project environment.

Navigating a Competitive Tech Landscape

Sensera Systems operates in an increasingly crowded market of construction technology, with competitors like EarthCam, OpenSpace, and viAct also offering sophisticated AI-powered monitoring solutions. These platforms similarly leverage computer vision to track progress, enhance security, and monitor safety compliance.

However, Sensera's latest update carves out a distinct position by focusing on practical, workflow-oriented solutions and deep integration. While many platforms can identify a safety hazard, the ability to automatically log it in the correct format within a project's official Procore record is a powerful differentiator that speaks directly to a contractor's daily workflow. The combination of its self-contained, solar-powered, and wirelessly connected camera hardware with an AI software layer that is increasingly intertwined with core management systems provides a comprehensive solution.

The new features demonstrate an understanding that the value of data is measured by its accessibility and utility. By delivering simple, targeted alerts for issues like full dumpsters and integrating complex AI-generated reports into established software, the company is making advanced technology more practical and impactful for teams on the jobsite. This focus on seamless usability and actionable intelligence helps ensure that the data collected by its cameras translates into safer, more efficient, and more predictable project outcomes.