For small commercial property management firms

Run CAM reconciliations
without the spreadsheet.

Vespy handles the full recovery waterfall — exclusions, gross-up, base year, caps, and estimates paid — and keeps an auditable trace of every step. Plus lease abstracts, percentage rent, and escalations in the same system.

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  • Auditable calculation trace
  • Base year, gross-up, caps
  • Import from AppFolio, CSV, or spreadsheets
CAM reconciliation · 2025 Trace retained

Suite 340 · Northgate Center

Base year 2022 · 5% cumulative cap

Pool actuals Operating expenses
$412,800
Less exclusions Capital · 4 lines
−$28,400
Gross-up 87% occupancy → 95% target
+$14,120
Admin fee 3.0%
+$11,956
Tenant share 12,400 / 148,000 RSF · 8.38%
$34,142
Less base year 2022 stop
−$9,180
Less estimates paid 12 monthly charges
−$21,000
Balance due
$3,962

Sound familiar?

Commercial lease administration deserves better than a workbook.

Reconciliation season takes weeks

One workbook per property, formulas nobody wants to touch, and a week of tracing why this year’s number moved before you can send a single letter.

One wrong gross-up, and you eat it

Miss a cap, apply the base year in the wrong order, or gross up to the wrong occupancy and you either under-recover or face a tenant audit you cannot answer.

Critical dates live in someone’s head

Option notice windows, CPI reset dates, insurance certificate expirations — tracked in a calendar reminder that leaves when the person who set it does.

Vespy models all of it on the lease itself — and shows its work.

The recovery waterfall

Eight steps, in a fixed order, every time.

A spreadsheet lets you skip one. Vespy runs each step in sequence and retains every intermediate value, so a reconciliation can be re-derived years later — which is exactly what a tenant audit asks for.

  1. 01

    Pool actuals

    Operating expenses by recovery pool

  2. 02

    Exclusions

    Capital, tenant-specific, and negotiated carve-outs

  3. 03

    Gross-up

    Variable costs lifted to target occupancy

  4. 04

    Admin fee

    Applied on the grossed-up pool

  5. 05

    Tenant share

    Pro-rata area, fixed percent, or fixed amount

  6. 06

    Base year

    Base-year or expense-stop deduction

  7. 07

    Cap

    Against a base-year or prior-year reference

  8. 08

    True-up

    Estimates already billed, netted to a balance or credit

Why Vespy

Built for the firm managing 40 leases, not 4,000.

A real recovery engine

Not a CAM checkbox on a residential product. Gross-up, base years, caps, exclusions, and admin fees are modeled on the lease and computed in a fixed order.

Auditable by construction

Every reconciliation retains its inputs and intermediates. Prior traces are never rewritten, because a rewritten trace is a falsified audit record.

Priced for small firms

Public pricing, no per-unit minimum, and no annual commitment. Unit counts are meaningless when one lease spans four suites.

Commercial from the lease up

Suites and rentable square feet, not units and bedrooms. Rent roll, stacking, and rollover reports come out in the format owners and lenders expect.

Questions

Before you switch.

Stop reconciling in a spreadsheet.

Set up your first recovery pool, abstract a lease, and run a reconciliation — free.

14 days of full access · No credit card required