<p>BidLight lives inside Revit, so there&#39;s no separate platform to learn. If your team already models in Revit, you already have what you need to start estimating with it.</p> <p>Here&#39;s what that looks like in practice:</p> <ol><li>Keep modeling in Revit the way your team always has.</li><li>Export your model straight from BidLight&#39;s Revit integration, no reformatting or handoff to another tool.</li><li>Two AI models read the geometry and metadata and classify BOQ line items automatically, at around 86% accuracy.</li><li>Pricing comes back pulled from BidLight&#39;s cost database plus Craftsman, 1Build, and RSMeans.</li><li>Labor, equipment, material, and time costs populate in minutes.</li><li>Change the design, and the numbers update in real time, no rerun and no waiting on a fresh takeoff.</li></ol> <p>That&#39;s the whole point of building it inside Revit instead of beside it. Firms lose real hours moving data out to a separate estimating tool, then more hours reconciling versions once the design shifts again. BidLight skips that step entirely because it never leaves the model you&#39;re already working in.</p> <p>There&#39;s no separate training course or interface to master. Your estimators open the model they built and get a defensible number back. The only skill required is exporting a model, something your team already does.</p> <p>If you want to see it before rolling it out to the whole team, request a demo and run it against one of your own projects.</p>