What documents do I need to run a CAMAudit scan?

You'll need your CAM reconciliation statement from your landlord and, ideally, your commercial lease agreement. The reconciliation statement is required. Your lease helps CAMAudit check for cap violations, excluded expense categories, and management fee limits. Most tenants can upload both documents in under two minutes.

How long does a CAMAudit scan take?

The full pipeline runs in under 15 minutes for most documents. CAMAudit uses parallel processing to extract your lease terms and reconciliation data at the same time, then runs all 14 detection rules simultaneously. You will see your results, including total overcharge amount and a breakdown by violation type, before you pay anything.

What happens if CAMAudit finds overcharges?

You'll see the total overcharge amount and a breakdown of which detection rules were triggered, with the specific dollar amounts. Unlocking the full report gives you the detailed findings, the supporting evidence, and a dispute letter draft you can send to your landlord. The letter references your specific lease clauses and the reconciliation line items that were flagged.

What if CAMAudit finds nothing?

If the scan finds no overcharges, you receive a CAM Verified report confirming your reconciliation is clean. This is still valuable: it gives you documented confirmation that your landlord's charges held up to forensic review, which you can use in lease renewal negotiations.

Do I need accounting or legal expertise to use CAMAudit?

No. CAMAudit was built for tenants without an accounting background. You upload your documents, and the tool handles the lease interpretation, math, and classification. The results are explained in plain language, and the dispute letter draft includes the legal language referencing your specific lease provisions.

How CAMAudit Works

Commercial tenants overpay on CAM charges more often than not. Tenant-side auditors report billing errors in 30-40% of reconciliation statements reviewed, with individual overcharges ranging from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands. Your landlord's accounting department spent weeks assembling yours. CAMAudit checks it in under fifteen minutes.

Last updated: April 2026

Upload Your Documents

Upload your commercial lease agreement and annual CAM reconciliation statement. Accepted formats: PDF, Word (.docx), or images (JPEG, PNG, TIFF) for your lease; PDF, Excel, CSV, or images for your statement. CAMAudit supports most property management software exports (Yardi, MRI, AppFolio, RealPage).

What to upload

We Extract the Data

We read your documents with OCR, then extract your pro-rata share, management fee cap, CAM cap provisions, base year, and every line item from your statement.

How the scan works

14 Detection Rules Run

14 checks run on your data. Seven math-based rules calculate exact overcharges for management fees, pro-rata share, gross-up, CAM cap, base year, controllable expense caps, and estimated payment true-up. Seven classification rules flag excluded expenses, insurance overcharges, tax errors, and misclassified capital expenses.

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Get Your Report

Your free results show your total overcharge amount, finding count, and categories. To see per-finding details, lease citations, math proofs, and generate a dispute letter draft, unlock with one credit. Packs start at $79.

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Last updated: April 2026

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