Partner economics
Audit packs give you a predictable way to buy audit capacity and choose the client fee model.
Problem
A CAM audit offer is hard to package when every file has a different internal cost. You need a simple unit model before you can quote clients, forecast margin, or decide whether to bundle audits into advisory work.
Solution
CAMAudit sells audit credits in packs so firms can treat each audit as a known cost input. You choose the client fee model, service scope, and delivery path while usage stays visible in the workspace.
Proof points
Credits help you model audit capacity before client delivery.
Usage visibility supports firm-level planning and margin review.
Credits can support one-off projects or recurring advisory packaging.
The pricing model connects to audit packs and ROI calculators.
Workflow
01
Pick the pack that matches expected audit volume.
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Apply credits as audits move through intake, extraction, review, and delivery.
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Compare audit pack cost against the client fee or advisory package.
Related feature pages
A branded workspace keeps lease collection, reconciliation upload, audit status, and client delivery in one place.
You publish client-facing audit packages that carry your own brand and explain the recovery case.
On properties you audit every year, the lease usually has not changed. When it has not, CAMAudit skips re-reading it and goes straight to checking the new CAM statement (the landlord's annual cost breakdown).
Related guides and tools
FAQ
No. This is your internal cost. The client sees your offer, not the CAMAudit cost.
They connect product pages to pricing, margin calculators, and packaging resources for your firm so visitors can move from feature interest to business model planning.
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