Rajeev Gupta

And that doesn't quite correlate with their revenue.

Revenue churn is less than 10%.

Any integration company, if they just have two points of integration and we drop one point, like they're signing off from Salesforce or Microsoft or outgoing QuickBooks into new systems, that's when the churn comes in.

So that's where we see, especially in the smaller, the larger segment, we don't see that much churn at all.

Sorry, your voice was breaking.

Can you ask me that question again?

Oh, we are 55 folks.

So sales, we have about 11 in sales.

Again, we have 12 in engineering.

And then we have seven, eight.

And services, account management, we have three, four, and the rest is support.

So we are scattered all around.

So we have a couple in the United States.

Majority are there in Bangalore, India.

We have a presence in Europe and South America.

Again, your voice was breaking.

We will have to repeat that one more time.

So, yes, a good question.

We initially started with Salesforce, so that still dominates most of ours.

But we have got into Microsoft space.