What is an downstream collaborator?
Answer
Example
When managing progress claims, examples of downstream collaborators are:
- A speciality contractor who has a commitment with a head contractor to complete electrical work on the head contractor's construction project.
- A head contractor who has a commitment with an owner to erect a building or structure for the owner's construction project.
- A supplier or vendor who has a commitment with a specialty contractor to supply specific materials for the specialty contractor's construction project.
Upstream vs Downstream Progress Claims
Limited Release Update
The point-of-view dictionaries detailed below are only applicable to Procore customers using Procore's 'English (United States)' language setting. Typically, this dictionary is configured for Procore users in the United States and/or Canada. See Owners & Speciality Contractors Point-of-View Dictionary Options.For customers in the United States and Canada, the names and terminology in the Progress Claim Management tools suit the nomenclature used by Head Contractors. To address the nomenclature preferences of other vertical markets using Procore, the names and terminology in the Progress Claim Management tools are different when the Owners and Speciality Contractors Point-of-View dictionary is implemented in your environment. To learn more, see What tool names and terms are different in Procore for head contractors, owners and speciality contractors?
Upstream vs. Downstream Relationships
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Owners English (Owner Terminology V2) |
Speciality Contractors English (Speciality Contractor Terminology) |
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