What is primarily used to enhance coordination during collaboration in Revit?

Linked models are primarily used in Revit to enhance coordination during collaboration because they allow multiple users to work on their respective models while maintaining a connection to a central model. This functionality enables teams to update and manage changes in real-time, ensuring that all team members are working with the most current information.

When models are linked, the updates made in one model can be reflected in other linked models, which promotes better communication and alignment between various disciplines such as architecture, structure, and MEP. As a result, team members can streamline workflows, reduce errors, and improve overall project coordination.

Utilizing linked models greatly enhances collaboration compared to other methods. For instance, cloud storage integration does facilitate access to files but does not inherently provide the same level of live updates and interactivity that linked models offer. Similarly, manual file sharing becomes cumbersome and prone to version control issues, while relying solely on PDF documentation can lead to misunderstandings and lacks the dynamic data that linked models can provide.