<p>An issue closes only with proof. Not a note in Teams, not a verbal &quot;it&#39;s fixed.&quot; A resolution a trade partner submits sits with you until you accept it. You are the one who decides it counts.</p> <p>Here is how that plays out on the job:</p> <ol><li>The trade partner submits the fix against the issue pinned to the element it concerns.</li><li>The submission carries a screenshot showing the change in the model.</li><li>It carries a tagged user, so you know who did the work.</li><li>It carries the model commit that fixed it, so you can see exactly which version closed it.</li><li>You review that evidence and accept it. Only then does the issue close.</li></ol> <p>Why this matters to your schedule: you stop chasing scattered updates in email and Bluebeam to find out whether something is actually done. The project view shows who is behind while there is still schedule to recover, and the 6am digest tells every owner what they own that day. No proof, no close. That is how a clash gets fixed in the model for about $50 instead of turning up in the field at $5,000 to $50,000, and how you avoid $15K to $50K a week in idle field labour sitting behind an unresolved one.</p> <p>Learn more at https://bidlight.com.</p>