Self-serve tenant CAM audit
$49 one-time report fee

Commercial CAM audit for tenants: compare your lease and CAM charges.

PactLintel is a self-serve document review for commercial tenants who need to see what their lease says beside a CAM reconciliation or invoice — with cited findings, evidence gaps, and a clear next step. If you are first checking whether a charge or response deadline needs attention, use the free CAM Red-Flag Calculator.

Start your commercial CAM auditSee CAM audit upload requirements

Upload first · review findings next · pay once to unlock the validated report

Lease-backed

Page-cited review

Evidence-led

Gaps stay visible

$49 once

No subscription

Review brief / tenant side

CAM reconciliation
Document review

Source pair

Lease + CAM statement or invoice

Review lens

Lease terms beside charge lines

Response context

Period, suite, property, deadline

Report access

$49 one-time payment after intake

The useful question

Which parts of this bill are supported by the lease and the pages provided?

How the audit works

Commercial CAM audit workflow: from source documents to a usable record.

The flow is intentionally self-serve: you control the intake, review the signals, and decide what to do with the report.

01

Upload the record

Start the intake with exactly one complete lease and one complete CAM reconciliation statement or invoice, plus the context the report needs.

02

Let the documents be compared

PactLintel reads the submitted pages, maps charge lines to lease language, and flags evidence gaps instead of filling them with guesses.

03

Review the findings

The audit results page shows cited findings, confidence, unresolved items, and the source pages behind each signal.

04

Unlock the report

After you review the findings, use the audit-specific hosted checkout. The validated report and PDF become available after the one-time payment is verified.

What to have ready

Source documents for a tenant CAM audit: a complete lease and CAM statement.

A partial lease or cropped invoice can make a document-based review incomplete. Keep the full pages, schedules, amendments, and charge detail together.

Go to document uploadCheck CAM charges and response-deadline uncertainty

Intake checklist

Upload and describe the review
  • Exactly one complete lease, including relevant amendments, exhibits, and CAM or operating-expense pages
  • Exactly one complete CAM reconciliation statement or invoice, including charge lines, schedules, and referenced pages
  • PDF, PNG, JPEG, or WebP format, with each file under 6 MB
  • Tenant or company name, property address, suite or unit, and CAM reconciliation period
  • The response deadline shown in the lease or landlord correspondence, plus consent to process the documents
The live intake enforces the same file types and 6 MB limit. It will also tell you when a source appears incomplete or unreadable before a report can be prepared.

What you receive

CAM audit report contents: cited findings and next questions.

The report is assembled from the uploaded lease and CAM statement or invoice. It keeps source evidence, findings, and open questions together for your next review.

Report contents

Notice, evidence, and next questions
  • A charge-line view of the submitted CAM statement or invoice
  • Relevant lease definitions, exclusions, caps, pass-throughs, and allocation terms
  • Page citations and evidence links for document-supported findings
  • Finding confidence, rationale, unresolved items, and missing-evidence prompts
  • A Notice of CAM Discrepancy and Documentation Demand for your own review and follow-up
  • Evidence and PDF access after the audit-specific $49 checkout is verified

One-time fixed fee

CAM audit response deadlines: review the findings, then pay $49 once.

A deadline in a lease or landlord notice can change what you need to review first. Use the CAM Red-Flag Calculator for response-deadline uncertainty as an early screen, then complete the intake, inspect the audit findings, and use the secure, audit-specific checkout when you want to unlock the validated report and PDF. There is no subscription.

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Checkout remains tied to the audit you created. The public landing page never starts a payment session or assumes a price from the browser.

Know the boundary

CAM audit limitations: document review, not legal representation.

PactLintel provides a document-review and analytical aid. It is not legal advice, a legal opinion, accounting advice, or legal representation, and it does not create an attorney-client relationship.

The audit does not decide whether a deadline, charge, waiver, or lease provision is legally valid or controlling. It does not promise savings or a particular outcome. Have qualified counsel assess your rights, obligations, governing law, and any response you plan to send.

Use the report to organize evidence and questions; decide what happens next with the complete record in hand.

Questions before you begin

CAM audit FAQs: a practical first review, clearly bounded.

Practical answers for tenants deciding whether a self-serve, document-backed CAM review fits their next step.