What is the 10 minute rule answering what if before the client asks
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You hand the client a defensible what-if answer before they ask for it. Every design change in Revit triggers a new export. BidLight processes it automatically,
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<p>The 10-Minute Rule means you hand the client a defensible 'what if' answer before they ask for it. Every design change in Revit triggers a new export. BidLight processes it automatically, re-prices the model, and sends you updated costs in minutes. The client asks 'what if we move the duct?' You reply with real numbers, not a guess. The feature is the reason it's believable: BidLight versioned exports and element-by-element diffs track every change, so the pricing updates reflect exactly what moved. You win because you look prepared, you keep the conversation moving, and you turn a consultative moment into a service you can bill for. That's the rule: get ahead of the question, and let the software do the heavy lifting.</p>