<p>The 6am digest lands in every owner&#39;s inbox before the day starts. It lists what you own: your open issues, the ones pinned to your elements, and what moved on the model since yesterday. Nobody has to go ask. The list is already there.</p> <p>How it works on a real job:</p> <ol><li>The model is published from Revit or Navisworks. The export is versioned.</li><li>Each new version is compared element by element against the last one, so changes get caught without a meeting.</li><li>Issues stay pinned to the element they concern. They close only with proof: a screenshot, a tagged user and the model commit that fixed it.</li><li>At 6am, every owner gets their digest. What you own. What is still open.</li><li>The project view shows who is behind while there is still schedule to recover, not three weeks later at the GC coordination meeting.</li></ol> <p>That kills the chasing. No pinging people for status. No two-hour meeting to find out who moved a duct. No 11 hours a week spent working out which version is current.</p> <p>An unresolved clash can burn $15K to $50K a week in idle field labour. Catching it in the model costs about $50. The digest is how the team stays on top of it before it reaches the field.</p>