Sudip Hore

But I must say, since the time we launched this, we've received very, very positive feedback.

The old site is going to stay for some time, but we definitely plan to move some of the remaining older pages to the new user interface format very soon.

So we are looking at a lot of things around that advanced analytics and employing techniques like machine learning and so forth.

That's definitely on the cards for some of the upcoming releases.

There are a couple more exciting things that I want to point out.

One is we are going to introduce

A lean version of MyAutoSport in native mobile app in iOS and the Android app stores.

That's coming up actually very soon in the next couple months, I'd say.

And the main reason for doing that is there are a lot of users spoken to have seen that there are certain features within the application that needs to be more readily accessible.

And some of the things like risk alerts and so on, it would make much more sense

make those available as near real-time notifications.

So those are kind of things that we are looking at.

In addition to that, I think I touched on this earlier, one of the other things that we are also trying to do is simplify the experience of our customers.

And to that end, specifically,

One of the core areas of focus for us will be how do we unify the experience when you come to a support site?

So instead of you having to click on a link and go to the MyAutoSupport portal and then stay on a few other pages for the access on the support site, things like documentation, things like guided problem solving and chat and so forth,

We are putting a tremendous effort into unifying that experience.

I know Ross was here in one of the earlier podcasts talking about guided problem solving, and we are trying to unify those components to a single portal, which would be much more useful for users moving forward.

Absolutely.

And that's where I'm really glad that you made that connection, you know, tying it back to some of my previous comments.