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Paul, what other systems does Stratis integrate with? Like I'm sure it plays nicely with other systems that can you give me some examples of what what does it play nicely with? Yeah, we've got a significant number of kind of third party technology integration. So you know this can be from a cloud and platform where we're integrating the Citrix Workspace app, the Horizon client, AVD etcetera. We talked about crowd strike when we were talking about security. There are some other kind of, you know, a lot of customers want to know well. How can I monitor what's going on, on the endpoint? So things like that we have control up liquidware, etc, identity access management. So it privata, whilst not limited to it's predominantly used in the healthcare environment and also device trust. So if you, you know where you want to do device posturing, is this a, you know, is this a trusted device that can access my network? So these are kind of just some of the examples of third party technology that we've that we've integrated and, and this will continue. You know will continue to grow and to add to that functionality, some of which is pre built in other other parts where you'll have to what we call side load using the extension module. Either way it's really easy. Everything is easy with Stratodesk. It is, it is. I know I keep saying that people might think I'm biased, but it's it. And that's one of the biggest compliments I think that we get from from customers that are using our solution that it's just so easy to use. So what about people that have different hardware? Let's say they've got some hardware that might have different capabilities or different devices plugged in. How do you deal with all the different disparate hardware out there? Where hardware agnostic. So we will pretty much run on any X86 based device. So this will, you know we've got 64 bit hardware and if you've got some really, really old kit, we do have 32 bit versions of no touch, but we keep that up-to-date. We're hardware agnostic. The Raspberry Pi is something that is now considered, you know a low cost alternative to thin clients. We support that hardware platform. As well so the the Pi 3B four and five there are some kind of technology limitations none of which had strutted us related. But in certain use cases you know if you're spending say 70 lbs on a Raspberry pie pump no touch OS on there and you you have that kind of ideal use case for pie then yeah, that's a good way to go What about other basic things like I want to run 2 monitors or I want to run the high res monitor Yep no, all of that is good you know we can support up to. Think 8 monitors if you need 4K, that's all supported. The Raspberry Pi 5 supports dual 4K monitors. Now there's really I'm really not finding any limitations now when it comes to hardware, be it printers, monitors, webcams, USB headsets, specialist 3D mice that might be used in cab as software and for medical purposes. All of those will will work. Some work just straight out. Out-of-the-box, things like the specialist mice devices or scanners might take a slightly different approach, but again, it's a relatively easy and straightforward process. Great. Sounds like you've got compatibility down pat. Our consultative Parker Chewbacca is. For the shorter, your Sister Curity isn't Hyper type A session with our enterprise architects we strongly recommend. Lower your car. Dussenaar. Do or do not. There is no try. Maybe that's a curl force be with you.