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Calculation engine

Deterministic calculation engine for CAM reconciliation

Apply BOMA 2024 gross-up, caps, base year, occupancy, and tenant share math with reproducible outputs.

Problem

Small calculation gaps can move real money. Gross-up, caps, pro-rata shares, and variance checks break down when the spreadsheet logic is hard to trace. The specific risk is that one spreadsheet formula can change tenant charges without leaving a clear trail.

Solution

CapVeri handles deterministic calculation engine inside the reconciliation workflow. Apply BOMA 2024 gross-up, caps, base year, occupancy, and tenant share math with reproducible outputs.

How it fits the CAM close

Deterministic calculation engine fits into the CAM close when the team needs a defensible answer, not just a finished spreadsheet. The feature keeps the work tied to source files, lease rules, and review status so a property accountant can explain the result later.

What it helps review

  • Shows the input values behind each calculation.
  • Keeps CAM math deterministic and repeatable.
  • Routes unusual results to review before tenant delivery.

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