Why settle for a weekend of takeoffs your revit model priced in 20 minutes

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In minutes once the model is ready to publish. Then comparing it with the last revision takes about 15 minutes, instead of a 90-minute meeting.
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<p>In minutes once the model is ready to publish. Then comparing it with the last revision takes about 15 minutes, instead of a 90-minute meeting.</p> <p>Here is the flow:</p> <ul><li>Publish straight from the model in Revit.</li><li>The publish is stored as a versioned snapshot with its own files, author and milestone.</li><li>Compare it with any earlier revision, element by element, grouped by category.</li><li>Pin issues to the elements that need action and assign owners.</li><li>When the design changes, publish again.</li></ul> <p>The time it takes depends on model size and how clean your model is. A weekend of reconciling versions becomes a review session.</p> <p>Plans are priced per license, billed annually or monthly: Basics $260 a year ($30/month), Core $330 ($39/month), Complete $440 ($51/month) and Max $590 ($69/month). Enterprise is custom. Every plan includes unlimited projects, and AIA members get discounts of up to 29%.</p>
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