A quick ballpark but it still has to be proven against the model

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It only counts if it survives contact with the model. We read your Revit export, not your intentions. Line items get classified into a BOQ at 86% accuracy again
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<p>Yes. A ballpark only matters if it survives contact with the model. BidLight reads your actual Revit export, not your intentions. It classifies line items into BOQ at 86% accuracy against a $30,000 pricing database plus Craftsman, 1Build, and RSMeans. You get labor, equipment, material, and time costs in minutes. When the design changes, the numbers update in real time, and every export is versioned and diffed. So your ballpark is never a guess. It&#39;s a defensible number you can stand behind in a bid.</p>
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