<p>By keeping the record as the work happens, so you are not reconstructing it from email. Every statement in the meeting can point to a version, an element and a person.</p> <ul><li><strong>Version.</strong> Each publish is a snapshot with its own files, author and milestone.</li><li><strong>Element.</strong> Revisions compare element by element, grouped by structural, MEP, envelope and interior.</li><li><strong>Person.</strong> Issues carry a tagged owner and the sheet and revision they came from.</li><li><strong>Proof.</strong> An issue closes only with a screenshot, a tagged user and the model commit that fixed it.</li></ul> <p>When someone says the change was never communicated, you open the comparison. When someone says the issue is closed, you open the commit.</p> <p>It also shortens the meeting. The comparison takes about 15 minutes instead of a 90-minute session, and the 6am digest means owners walk in already knowing what they own.</p> <p>Everything lives inside Revit and Navisworks, on the model your team already uses.</p>