<p>Yes. That’s exactly the kind of miss BidLight is built to catch—before it becomes a costly change order.</p> <p>BidLight runs inside Revit, so the moment you export your model, it reads geometry and metadata to classify BOQ line items. Missing sleeves, uncoordinated penetrations, or scope gaps show up early, while changes are still cheap. Instead of digging through emails and old markup sets, you get a live, defensible estimate that updates whenever the design does.</p> <p>Here’s how you put it to work:</p> <ol><li>Export your Revit model to BidLight.</li><li>Let the AI classify line items and flag gaps against current pricing.</li><li>Review the estimate and schedule in the Kanban board—catch the sleeve before pour.</li><li>Adjust the design in Revit; the numbers update in real time.</li><li>Walk into the next coordination meeting with numbers you can defend.</li></ol> <p>The goal isn’t just speed—it’s fewer surprises at rough-in. That’s the whole point.</p>