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Procore Revokes Trunk Tools Access Over Model Training.

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Titel: Procore Revokes Trunk Tools Access Over Model Training.
Autoren: Yoders, Jeff
Quelle: ENR: Engineering News-Record; 11/10/2025, Vol. 295 Issue 9, p57-57, 6/7p, 1 Color Photograph
Schlagwörter: CONSTRUCTION industry, ARTIFICIAL intelligence, TERMS of service (Internet), DATA security, APPLICATION program interfaces, SOFTWARE development tools
Abstract: The article discusses a dispute between construction technology vendor Trunk Tools and software giant Procore regarding access to Procore's application program interface (API). Procore has updated its terms and conditions, which Trunk Tools claims has unfairly restricted its access and participation in Procore's marketplace, particularly following the launch of Procore's new developer policy. Trunk Tools asserts that it complied with the new requirements but was still denied marketplace status, while Procore emphasizes that the changes are intended to enhance data security and user experience. The article highlights the broader implications of such disputes as the construction industry increasingly integrates artificial intelligence into its workflows. [Extracted from the article]
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Abstract:The article discusses a dispute between construction technology vendor Trunk Tools and software giant Procore regarding access to Procore's application program interface (API). Procore has updated its terms and conditions, which Trunk Tools claims has unfairly restricted its access and participation in Procore's marketplace, particularly following the launch of Procore's new developer policy. Trunk Tools asserts that it complied with the new requirements but was still denied marketplace status, while Procore emphasizes that the changes are intended to enhance data security and user experience. The article highlights the broader implications of such disputes as the construction industry increasingly integrates artificial intelligence into its workflows. [Extracted from the article]
ISSN:08919526