<p>No. The history stays with the model, not with the person.</p> <p>This is the headache: someone who has been on the job two years carries the whole story in their head. Who moved the duct. When it moved. Which issue was actually closed and which one just got quiet. They leave, and that context leaves with them. The next coordinator spends weeks rebuilding what was already known.</p> <p>BidLight keeps that record in the project. Every export is versioned and compared element by element, so you can see what changed between any two points, not just since the last meeting. Issues are pinned to the element they concern and close only with proof: a screenshot, a tagged user and the model commit that fixed it. New coordinator opens the project and sees exactly what was raised, by whom, on what element, and what closed it. The 6am digest keeps owners visible regardless of who is sitting in the chair.</p> <p>That is the difference between 11 hours a week lost working out which version is current and walking in already knowing. And fewer clashes surfacing cold in the field, where the same fix runs $5,000 to $50,000 instead of about $50 in the model.</p> <p>People rotate. The record should not.</p>