Why does my model say 1 200 doors but my bid says 1 100
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A 1,200 door count in the model versus 1,100 in your bid means your bid is wrong, and that gap is a direct hit to your margin. The model is the source of truth.
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<p>A 1,200 door count in the model versus 1,100 in your bid means your bid is wrong, and that gap is a direct hit to your margin. The model is the source of truth. BidLight reads the geometry and metadata straight from your Revit export, so what you price matches what gets built. No more manual takeoffs where doors slip through the cracks.</p>
<p>Run a fresh export from Revit and let BidLight classify every line item. It uses two AI models to hit 86% accuracy against a pricing database of roughly $30,000, so you catch missing doors before you bid. If your design changes, the number updates in real time.</p>
<p>Here's how to close the gap:<br/>1. Export your current model from Revit.<br/>2. Let BidLight auto-generate the takeoff with labor, equipment, and material.<br/>3. Review the line item list against your bid.<br/>4. Adjust your estimate to match.<br/>5. Use the revised number to win work you can defend.</p>
<p>That 1,100 bid loses you money. BidLight gets you to 1,200, fast.</p>