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You do not need a Pinterest-native format to explain a duct shift. You need a live record in the model.
Here is how that shift moves through BidLight:
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<p>You do not need a Pinterest-native format to explain a duct shift. You need a live record in the model.</p>
<p>Here is how that shift moves through BidLight:</p>
<ol><li>Someone moves a 4-inch duct in Revit. The change is saved in the model.</li><li>You export. The export is versioned and diffed element by element.</li><li>At 6am your team gets a digest of what they own, daily. No two-hour meeting to find out who moved what.</li><li>Two AI models read geometry and metadata, classify the BOQ line items at 86% accuracy, and pull current pricing from a roughly $30,000 database plus Craftsman, 1Build and RSMeans.</li><li>Labor, equipment, material and time costs show in minutes. When the design changes, the number updates in real time.</li><li>Issues stop living across Teams, email and Bluebeam. They stay attached to the project record.</li></ol>
<p>The win is not a prettier card. It is knowing what the shift costs before it reaches the field. Every week a clash sits unresolved, $15K to $50K in field labour stands idle.</p>
<p>Plans run from Basics at $260 per licence per year to Max at $590. Enterprise is custom.</p>