What should i know about show a live session the architect moves a wall revit up
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You move a wall in Revit. BidLight sees it, reclassifies the line items that wall touches, and hands you a new cost before the architect finishes talking. That
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<p>You move a wall in Revit. BidLight sees it, reclassifies the line items that wall touches, and hands you a new cost before the architect finishes talking. That is the whole point of keeping one live record of the project inside Revit and Navisworks.</p>
<p>Here is what happens in that session:</p>
<ol><li>The architect edits the wall and publishes from the model.</li><li>BidLight versions the export and diffs it element by element.</li><li>Two AI models read the geometry and metadata and reclassify the impacted BOQ line items at 86% accuracy.</li><li>Pricing pulls current numbers from the roughly $30,000 database plus Craftsman, 1Build and RSMeans.</li><li>You get labor, equipment, material and time costs back in minutes, updated live.</li></ol>
<p>What you save is the takedown. No re-exporting, no rebuilding the takeoff by hand, no arguing about which PDF is current. Teams run estimates in minutes instead of days and report 680 hours saved, a 35% higher win rate, and $15K-$50K a week in field labor that stops sitting idle when clashes get resolved faster.</p>
<p>You can also bill early estimates as a service. Plans run from Basics at $260 per licence per year to Max at $590, with custom Enterprise pricing.</p>