An issue closes only with proof. Not a note in Teams. Not a verbal "it's fixed." A trade partner's resolution sits with you until you accept it. You decide what counts.

The 6am digest tells your super what they own that day, before the huddle starts. Every issue has an owner tagged to it.

Proof is what closes an issue in BidLight. Three things: a screenshot of the fix, a tagged user who owns it, and the model commit that made the change. No commit, no close. That is the whole rule.

A daily list of who owns what, delivered at 6am. That is the digest. It comes out of the issue record in BidLight, so your superintendent sees who is on the hook for which issue and where it stands.

Yes. Every export in BidLight is versioned and compared element by element, so you see who changed what and when. The project view shows every open issue, who owns it, and what's still unresolved.

Close the issue in the model, not in an email thread. BidLight pins every issue to the element it concerns, and it only closes with proof: a screenshot, a tagged user and the model commit that fixed…

The slip is already real. What is missing is the record that shows it before the GC meeting.

No. An issue in BidLight closes only with proof: a screenshot, a tagged user and the model commit that fixed it. That is the whole point.

Every export in BidLight is versioned, and the model save is tied to the issue that changed it. So the proof already exists before anyone asks. Here is how you pull it. 1.

Yes. Publish a new version from Revit and BidLight diffs it against the last one, element by element. You see exactly what moved, what was added, what was deleted, and who touched it.