if you’re drawing a wall that wants to attach to another which someone else has “checked out” there’s a fail message and both parties need to synchronize their models (effectively saving and reloading).
Its method of allowing this is to “check out” elements through its borrowing functionality in the worksets.
It’s able to handle multiple people drawing on the same model at any one time. Things like rendering and walkthroughs (like with the enscape addon) also help to show an impression of the final building to more easily explain to a client what they’re going to get. Things like 3d views help people who can’t imagine a physical shape from just orthogonal views to see problems and solutions. It does also allow for some means of previewing a building during design. (c) we generally solve problems which I faced using the same file by different architects on the same worksheet making it best fit to customer. 
(b)revit is it works on different layout level like you can create a series of sub layout in it and can see their effect combinedly after creating individually for example: if you creates some structure in first layout section then you can see it in 3D and in any elevation also without creating in other levels so it will make my job faster. 
(a) templates which can I used from its predefined library so that my time gets reduced so much in arranging doors, windows and others furniture in no time and you can also render it at any time. we generally used revit for various purposes but some of them are very useful for cut down our precious time. Revit is used by our architectural design team to create an optimum model that all departments and trades can use to complete their work like structural team uses for load and stability of the structure, MEP department uses for pressure and electrical appliances fitting, estimation department and management department uses these architectural drawings for the purpose of evaluating cost and managing schedule. Sales Incentive Compensation Management. Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS).
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