Lease-to-ledger reconciliation for commercial portfolios

We build the billing schedule your leases entitle you to, compare it with your charge history, and show where they disagree — with the amount, in the lease’s own currency, and the clause.

Scope

What we check

  • Base rent billed against the lease amount, period by period.
  • Scheduled rent steps (fixed or stepped increases) that were missed or applied at the wrong time.
  • Recovery charges the lease sets (CAM / NNN / opex estimates) billed below the lease amount.
  • Leases changed by amendments over time, and multi-suite leases.
  • US, UK and European-style leases in USD, GBP and EUR; monthly, quarterly and English quarter-day billing.

Getting started

What you send

We map your export’s columns ourselves. Anything we can’t map is raised with you, never guessed.

  • Your executed leases and every amendment and side letter.
  • A charge-history export (CSV or Excel) from Yardi, MRI, AppFolio, RealPage, Entrata or a spreadsheet: every billed charge with its charge code, amount, period and tenant / unit.
  • Your charge-code list, so we map base rent, CAM and tax codes correctly.

Why a charge history, not a rent roll?

A current rent roll shows only today’s charges; it can’t show when a rent step was missed.

We’ll confirm accepted lease file formats on the kick-off call.

What you get

  • The Discrepancy Ledger, sorted by impact: every gap with its amount, period and clause.
  • Anything your documents don’t settle, flagged with the reason — never guessed.
  • A walkthrough of every finding with its evidence; you decide what to act on.

You stay in control

  • We never touch your accounting system — you decide what to re-bill.
  • Every finding is evidence your team and counsel can check clause by clause.
FindingMissed rent step
Lease says
The rent the lease sets for the period
Billed
The charge in your charge history
Difference
The amount owed — the ledger’s sort order
Clause
The lease or amendment clause it comes from
Period
The billing period, tenant and suite it applies to
Anatomy of one finding. Field labels only — no real data.

See what your leases say you should be billing.