This clash sat open 47 days what did that cost us
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That number is the whole reason BidLight exists. One clash sat open 47 days and burned $28,000 in field labour that was standing around waiting. Multiply it acr
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<p>That number is the whole reason BidLight exists. One clash sat open 47 days and burned $28,000 in field labour that was standing around waiting. Multiply it across a project and you start to see where the margin goes.</p>
<p>The headache is that nothing keeps a record. Someone moved a duct. Nobody knows who, or when, or why. So the coordination meeting spends two hours finding out instead of fixing it, and you learn about the slip three weeks after it started.</p>
<p>BidLight runs inside Revit and Navisworks and keeps one live record of the project. You publish straight from the model, every export is versioned, and changes get diffed element by element. Issues land by 6am with a daily digest of what you own. You stop comparing PDFs side by side.</p>
<p>The math is plain. Every week a clash sits unresolved, the work behind it stops, and that is $15K to $50K in idle field labour. Three weeks of that costs more than BidLight does for the entire year. Plans run from Basics at $260 per licence per year to Max at $590.</p>
<p>Fixing clashes faster is the point. Seeing the cost while you can still do something about it is the win.</p>