Mitch Thrower

Yeah, we've actually built our own tool internally that brings stuff together.

And obviously, there's a lot of pieces for the event organizer.

And we've looked at different ones.

I mean, everything from Tableau to, you know, you name it in terms of just outputting different activities.

Um, but if you look at, okay, so, um, about 52,000.

If you look at the event industry, you've got the contract with the event organizer and then the customers, for the most part, pay the fees.

There are some organizations that use our platform and will just license it as an API, like Prudential, that come and just use our program to build what they want on top of, similar to a Shopify model.

But for the majority, it's folks that are coming in and then the event organizers contract with us and the participants end up paying a percentage of their

registration or the ancillary revenues or the sponsorships generated, et cetera.

So it's a couple less.

50 people.

We have on our engineering team, combining them all.

21.

21.

I mean, I think just, you know, as a, as a, you know, you do a great, great job, by the way, in what you do for all the folks that are out there in the SaaS industry and

truly appreciate the contributions you make to software.

Yes, every now and then.

Catch up now and then.

We've been busy this year with the acquisitions and helping customers.

We help events.