Evidence trail
Findings are stronger when the report shows the clause, statement line, and calculation path behind the issue.
Problem
Clients and landlords do not act on vague claims that a charge looks wrong. Your firm needs to point to the lease clause, statement line item, relevant amount, and reason the charge conflicts with the contract. Without that evidence trail, every finding becomes a manual research project.
Solution
CAMAudit carries source references from extraction into the audit output. You can review the relevant lease language, statement amounts, and explanation before deciding how to present the finding to the client.
Proof points
Findings can include lease clause references when the source data supports them.
Statement references connect disputed dollars to reconciliation amounts.
Explanations distinguish confirmed math issues from review questions.
Evidence context supports the branded report and dispute letter draft.
Workflow
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Extraction keeps the relevant source context attached to fields used by the audit.
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The detection output explains why the clause and statement amount matter.
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You decide which evidence-backed findings are ready for the client package.
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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.
You publish client-facing audit packages that carry your own brand and explain the recovery case.
Findings show the overcharge. The dispute letter draft is how your client acts on it. We write it from the audit. You review and send.
You control what clients see, when reports are published, and how findings are positioned.
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FAQ
No. Some findings are direct math checks with clear inputs. Others depend on classification or ambiguous language. The report separates those situations so you can calibrate delivery.
Evidence narrows the conversation to the clause, amount, and calculation. That is more productive than asking the landlord to review the whole reconciliation from scratch.
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