An issue stays closed because it closed with proof, not because someone said it was done.

Yes. That is what the element by element compare is for. Publish from Revit or from the federated Navisworks model. Every export gets versioned, then compared element by element.

It runs inside Revit and Navisworks. Your team works in the tools they already know. No new platform to learn. Publish straight from the model in Revit, or from the federated model in Navisworks.

Publish each version out of Revit or Navisworks, then let BidLight diff the exports element by element. You get the answer in about 15 minutes, not after a 90-minute meeting. Steps: 1.

Yes. BidLight keeps one live record of the project inside Revit and Navisworks, so every change has a name and a timestamp on it. You stop eating fixes that were not yours. The way it works: 1.

Stop treating "resolved in Navisworks" as done. An issue closes only when there is proof: a screenshot, a tagged user, and the model commit that fixed it.

Because nothing keeps a record of what changed between exports. So your coordinators open files side by side, squint at PDFs, and try to remember what the duct looked like last week.

Probably yes, if your record is scattered and the design keeps moving underneath it.

You stop relying on memory and let the model keep the record. BidLight runs inside Revit and Navisworks, so every export is versioned and diffed element by element.

Change a layout and you see what it touches in minutes, not a meeting. BidLight keeps one live record of the project inside Revit and Navisworks.