Ahikam Kaufman

So, but we do have, you know, I would say our largest engagement is around $300,000 right now.

Okay.

But we do see the potential because they continue, again, companies continue to suffer.

We are now seeing a significant reduction in stock prices, which will force companies to be more efficient and try to remove the human in the loop as much as possible.

So I think we're going to see more.

So we actually started first line of code probably around June, July of 2023.

But the thing is, is that in order to do

what we are doing today, we actually started from the foundation and the foundation was to build a sophisticated proprietary graph database that for the first time connects and links automatically using AI, all the various data sources in the office of the CFO.

That was never done before.

And that allows us to easily automate because we provide the agents the end to end view on how the transaction behaves across systems and linking it to the source of tools, which is always a document.

We raised a $15 million seed in like two chunks from like six, seven funds, early, very early stage fund.

But we raised like $15 million.

Got it.

That makes a lot of sense.

Actually, it was close to $400 million, but yeah, that was a,

Yeah.

And funny enough, in Q2 of 2014, when we sold the company to Intuit, we were like the largest M&A deal, according to the Wall Street Journal, by coincidence.

But at that time, these type of deals were pretty big or considered pretty big.

So, you know, at Check, we were trying to, actually, it's interesting to share.

So at Check, we wanted to help people organize their personal data, right?