<p>Yes. An issue on a level is pinned to the element it concerns, so you can close it against that element and the whole level moves with proof attached.</p> <p>A sign-off without proof is just a shrug. BidLight closes an issue only when it has three things: a screenshot, a tagged owner, and the model commit that fixed it. That is the handover. The person you tag is the person who owns it.</p> <p>How it works on a job:</p> <ol><li>Publish the level from Revit or the federated Navisworks model. The export is versioned.</li><li>Compare against the previous version element by element, so you see exactly what moved before anyone signs anything.</li><li>Open or review the issues on that level, each pinned to its element and tagged to an owner.</li><li>Close them one by one with the screenshot and the commit attached. The record shows who fixed what and when.</li><li>The 6am digest tells every owner what they still own that morning, so nothing waits on you chasing people.</li></ol> <p>Why bother: a clash caught in the model is about $50 to fix. The same clash found in the field is $5,000 to $50,000. And every week an unresolved one sits there, the crew behind it can burn $15K to $50K in idle labour.</p> <p>The sign-off is the proof trail, not a meeting note.</p>