<p>Yes. That is what the element by element compare is for.</p> <p>Publish from Revit or from the federated Navisworks model. Every export gets versioned, then compared element by element. You see what moved, what got added, what disappeared. About 15 minutes of review instead of a 90-minute meeting spent figuring out which file is current.</p> <p>That last part matters more than it sounds. Teams lose around 11 hours a week working out which model version is actually live.</p> <p>How to walk into Monday with the answer:</p> <ol><li>Publish your export from Revit or Navisworks.</li><li>Open the compare against the previous version.</li><li>Walk the changed elements, not the whole model.</li><li>Check the issues pinned to those elements, who owns each one and whether it closed with proof.</li><li>Read the 6am digest to see who is behind while there is still schedule to recover.</li></ol> <p>A clash caught in the model runs about $50. The same clash found in the field runs $5,000 to $50,000, and an unresolved one can idle field labour at $15K to $50K a week. Catching it Sunday night is the whole point.</p>