<p>No. An issue in BidLight closes only with proof: a screenshot, a tagged user and the model commit that fixed it. That is the whole point.</p> <p>When anyone can mark something resolved, the clash goes quiet in the log and comes back in the field. Then the crew shows up to a duct that still conflicts with the sprinkler main. Work stops. Nobody owns it. One unresolved clash can burn $15K to $50K a week in idle field labour, and the same clash fixed in the model costs about $50.</p> <p>How it works on a real job:</p> <ol><li>Someone finds a clash or a model change and pins the issue to the element it concerns, inside Revit or Navisworks.</li><li>The owner gets it in the 6am digest, so they know what they own that day.</li><li>They fix it in the model and attach a screenshot of the result.</li><li>They tag themselves, and the model commit that fixed it gets recorded.</li><li>The issue closes with that evidence attached. The project view shows who is behind while there is still schedule to recover.</li></ol> <p>So no screenshot, no name, no commit, no closure. That is how the record stays worth trusting.</p>