<p>A firm that coordinates knows what changed in its model and who has to act, and that is usually the firm that keeps the schedule.</p> <p>Anyone can model in Revit. The difference is how fast you can show what moved and prove it was handled. BidLight runs inside Revit and Navisworks, versions every publish and compares revisions element by element, so you get an answer in about 15 minutes instead of a 90-minute meeting.</p> <p>The record comes from the publishes themselves:</p> <ul><li>Changes grouped by structural, MEP, envelope and interior.</li><li>Issues pinned to the elements, carrying the sheet and revision they came from.</li><li>Closure only with a screenshot, a tagged user and the linked model commit.</li><li>A 6am digest and project view that show who is behind while there is time to recover.</li></ul> <p>Modeling produces a deliverable. Coordination produces a project record the field can trust.</p>