Evidence trail
Each finding shows the lease clause, the statement line, and the math. Open the lease at the page it cites. Sign off before the report goes out.
Problem
A client or landlord will push back on an overcharge claim. Then you dig up the proof again. That means the lease clause, the statement line, and the math. The hunt happens for every finding. It eats the hours that make the audit pay.
Solution
CAMAudit puts the proof next to each finding. You see the lease clause, the statement line, and the math. Open the lease at the page it cites. Read it, agree, and sign off. The report goes out with the proof attached.
Proof points
Each finding cites the lease clause by page, paragraph, and exact quote.
The statement line and the math sit next to the clause.
One click opens the lease at the cited page.
You sign off on each finding before the report is delivered.
Workflow
01
Choose any finding from the list. The clause, the statement line, and the math load next to it.
02
Click once to open the lease at the cited page and read the clause in full.
03
When you agree the finding is right, sign off. The report shows your review.
Related feature pages
Findings are stronger when the report shows the clause, statement line, and calculation path behind the issue.
You control what clients see, when reports are published, and how findings are positioned.
Confidence scoring helps you separate clear math findings from issues that need judgment.
Related guides and tools
See how each finding links to its lease clause and statement line.
See how extraction, detection, and review fit together.
How you turn evidence-backed findings into client conversations.
See how source references attach to each finding.
FAQ
They come from the lease review built during extraction. Each citation points to the page, paragraph, and quote so you can check it against the source.
No. The math is fixed and run by code. Sign-off records that you reviewed the finding and agree it belongs in the client report.
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