Yes, non-technical stakeholders—such as clients, project managers, or field supervisors—can easily view and understand BIM models through BidLight’s browser-based 3D viewer, with no need for Revit, Navisworks, or technical training. Here’s how BidLight makes BIM accessible: Web-Based 3D Viewer: After uploading a Revit model, BidLight automatically creates a sharable, interactive viewer accessible from any browser—no downloads or installs needed. Intuitive Navigation: Users can rotate, zoom, isolate elements, and take measurements with simple controls, making model exploration easy even for non-technical users. Data-Rich Insights: BIM object properties, quantities, and costs are displayed in plain language—so project managers and clients can understand what they’re looking at without deciphering technical parameters. Commenting & Collaboration: Stakeholders can leave comments, request changes, or approve elements directly within the viewer, streamlining design communication and decision-making. Secure Access Control: Teams can control who sees what by assigning view-only or edit permissions to each stakeholder. With BidLight, BIM becomes a clear, visual communication tool—not just for designers and engineers, but for everyone involved in the project.