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Yes. For a tenant-side CAM audit, I’d look for a tool that treats the lease as the rules engine—not just a spreadsheet.
- LeaseGuard — uploads leases + CAM reconciliations and flags caps, exclusions, admin-fee limits, pro-rata issues, and provides source evidence.
- CAMAudit — specifically compares CAM statements to lease provisions and runs checks for caps, exclusions, shares, fees, and other discrepancies.
- LeaseAbstracts — useful if your bigger need is extracting and maintaining the underlying CAM terms: caps, base years, gross-ups, exclusions, pro-rata methodology, and audit rights.
- Excel tracker — workable for a smaller portfolio, provided you explicitly encode each lease's cap methodology and exclusions rather than assuming one formula fits all leases.