Compare your lease to CAM charges before you respond.
CAM_Audit helps commercial tenants upload one complete lease and one complete CAM reconciliation statement or invoice, compare lease terms to charges, and review cited, document-backed discrepancy findings, visible evidence gaps, and next-step materials.
One source pair
Lease + reconciliation
Cited review
Evidence gaps stay visible
One-time offers
$149 or $399
Interface illustration
An illustrative view of the review lens, not customer proof or a sample finding.
Source pair
Complete lease + CAM statement or invoice
Review lens
Lease terms beside charge lines
Context
Tenant, property, period, deadline
The useful question
Which parts of this bill are supported by the lease and the pages provided?
Start with the complete record
Good inputs make the review useful.
The audit is built for one lease-to-charge comparison at a time. Bring the pages and context that let the findings stay tied to your documents.
A separate early-screening path.
Supported files are PDF, PNG, JPEG, or WebP under 25 MB each.
- One complete lease with relevant amendments, exhibits, schedules, and CAM or operating-expense pages
- One complete CAM reconciliation statement or invoice with charge lines, schedules, and referenced pages
- PDF, PNG, JPEG, or WebP files under 25 MB each
- Tenant or company, property, suite or unit, and reconciliation period
- Response deadline and consent to process the documents
A bounded review path
From lease language to next-step materials.
The workflow keeps the comparison anchored to the source documents and makes missing support visible before you decide what to do next.
01
Bring the complete record
Upload one complete lease and one complete CAM reconciliation statement or invoice, then add the tenant, property, period, and response context.
02
Compare lease language to charges
The review places charge lines beside relevant lease definitions, exclusions, caps, pass-throughs, and allocation terms.
03
See cited findings and gaps
Review findings with source-page citations, rationale, unresolved items, and visible evidence gaps instead of guessed backup.
04
Choose your report access
After reviewing the findings, use the audit-specific hosted checkout to unlock the validated report and PDF with a one-time offer.
What the review can show
Evidence first. Gaps in view.
CAM_Audit organizes the submitted lease and reconciliation into a cited review. It does not fill missing pages with assumptions or decide your legal position.
- Lease-to-charge comparison with document-backed findings
- Cited source pages and evidence links for supported findings
- Visible evidence gaps, unresolved items, and missing-evidence prompts
- A dispute-ready Notice of CAM Discrepancy and Documentation Demand for your review and follow-up
- Validated report and PDF access after audit-specific payment verification
Confirmed one-time offers
Choose one audit or up to three.
Complete the intake and review the findings first. The public landing page never starts checkout or accepts a browser-supplied amount.
Hypothetical sample PDF
Review the report and notice format before you start.
The sample contains invented findings, source citations, evidence gaps, and a Notice of CAM Discrepancy / Documentation Demand. It includes no customer material and is not legal advice or a promise of savings or an outcome.
Single audit · one-time
$149
One complete lease and one complete CAM reconciliation statement or invoice.
- Lease-to-charge comparison with cited findings and visible evidence gaps.
- Notice of CAM Discrepancy and Documentation Demand for your review.
Three-audit pack · one-time
$399
Use under one signed-in account for separate lease and CAM reconciliations.
- The purchased audit plus up to two later completed audits owned by that account.
- Each reconciliation receives its own cited findings and report access.
Questions before you begin
A practical first review, clearly bounded.
Practical answers for tenants deciding whether a self-serve, document-backed CAM review fits their next step.
Know the boundary
Document review, not legal representation.
CAM_Audit 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.