United Rentals Inc. and Procore Technologies announced a partnership on February 26, 2026 that embeds United Rentals’ telematics data directly into Procore’s Resource Management solution. The integration will allow contractors to sync rental equipment records and real‑time telematics into Procore, giving them a unified view of owned and rented assets on a single platform.
The new capability will let users track equipment location, usage, and maintenance status in real time, while Procore’s workflow tools will surface AI‑driven recommendations for optimal resource deployment. By combining United Rentals’ fleet data with Procore’s construction‑management software, the partnership aims to improve productivity, safety, and asset utilization across projects.
For United Rentals, the integration supports its strategy to deliver actionable, data‑driven insights to customers and positions the company as a technology‑forward rental provider. For Procore, the partnership expands its end‑to‑end visibility across labor, materials and equipment, creating a stronger platform stickiness and opening new upsell opportunities for its broader suite of construction‑management tools.
Tony Leopold, Chief Technology and Strategy Officer at United Rentals, said, "Access to accurate, real‑time equipment data is essential for running efficient and productive jobsites. By integrating United Rentals telematics data into Procore, we're extending visibility into rental equipment within a platform many of our customers already use every day. This helps them better plan, track, and manage equipment across their projects." Steve Davis, President of Product & Technology at Procore, added that the unified view enables contractors to manage both owned and rented fleets in one location.
United Rentals’ Q4 2025 results showed revenue of $4.208 billion, slightly below analyst estimates, and an adjusted EPS of $11.09, missing expectations. Procore’s Q4 2025 revenue of $349 million beat estimates, and its adjusted EPS of $0.37 exceeded forecasts. The partnership therefore comes at a time when United Rentals is seeking to offset margin compression, while Procore is capitalizing on a strong earnings beat to reinforce its growth narrative.
Investors reacted differently to the two companies’ earnings: United Rentals’ miss was met with a negative market reaction, whereas Procore’s beat was met with a positive reaction. The partnership is expected to strengthen both firms’ competitive positions and provide a foundation for future revenue growth.
The collaboration represents a significant milestone for both companies, combining United Rentals’ extensive telematics network with Procore’s construction‑management platform to deliver a more integrated, data‑rich experience for contractors.
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