filter and retrieve procore daily log entries for a project by date or date range via the rest api
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Steps
Authenticate and identify the target project_id; Daily Log endpoints are project-scoped in the Procore v1.0 REST API.
Call the specific Daily Log sub-resource list endpoint for the log type you need (e.g. manpower, equipment, quantity, notes, inspection logs) — Procore splits Daily Logs into many distinct sub-log resources rather than one combined endpoint.
To pull a single day, add the log_date query parameter formatted as YYYY-MM-DD.
To pull a range, use start_date and end_date query parameters together, both formatted as YYYY-MM-DD.
If none of log_date/start_date/end_date are supplied, Procore defaults to returning only today's logs, so always pass explicit dates for historical pulls.
For logs supporting locations (Manpower, Equipment, Quantity, Notes, Inspection), read the location object in responses or pass location_id / mt_location to work with single- or multi-tier locations.
Known gotchas
There is no single 'daily_logs' list endpoint that returns everything at once — data is split across many sub-resources (manpower, equipment, quantity, notes, inspection, weather, etc.).
Several logs (Call Log, Daily Construction Report, Dumpster, Plan Revision, Productivity, Quantity, Scheduled Work, Timecard Entry, Visitor, Waste) do not support attachments on the web even though other logs do.
Omitting all date filters silently narrows results to only the current date, which looks like an empty result set for historical queries rather than an error.
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