When an issue is closed what proof does bidlight actually require
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When an issue gets closed in BidLight, it closes with proof. A screenshot, a tagged user, and the model commit that fixed it. No proof, no close. That changes the accountability on the job.
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<p>When an issue is closed, BidLight requires proof it's resolved. This means a screenshot, the user tagged, and the model commit that fixed it.</p>
<p>This keeps accountability clear. It means no more chasing scattered updates or unresolved clashes. Those issues surfacing on site cost $5,000 to $50,000.</p>
<p>BidLight pins issues to the specific element they concern. They only close with proof. This builds a verifiable record of resolution. It removes the guesswork and saves hours.</p>