It came back because it was never really closed. Someone marked it done, but nothing tied that closure to the model.

Handover falls apart when the project history lives in one person's head, a Teams thread and a folder of PDFs.

Yes. The project view shows who is behind while there is still schedule to recover. You do not wait for the GC coordination meeting to find out an issue has been sitting open for weeks.

Hand over the login, not a folder of files. BidLight keeps one live record of the project inside Revit and Navisworks, so the history stays with the model, not with whoever ran the last meeting.

Stop comparing exports by hand. Let the model tell you what changed.

You stop finding out three weeks late at the GC meeting. The 6am digest tells every owner what they own, every morning, and the project view shows who is behind while there is still schedule left to…

You don't lose that history when someone leaves, because it never lived with them. It lives with the model. Every export is versioned and compared element by element.

No. The history stays with the model, not with the person. 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.

Because the close wasn't tied to the model. Someone marked it done in Teams or email, the model kept the old geometry, and the field built what the model still said.

Fast. An export gets versioned and compared element by element the moment it lands, so the team sees what moved in about 15 minutes instead of a 90-minute meeting spent working it out.