Let's talk about better line of sight. We referenced this a little bit on the transparency side, but I just wanted to give you one more opportunity if there's any other insight that you want to bring to the importance of the transparency. Why this predictive analytics, the predictive inventory is important, how you guard against the surprise trade drop off on, you know, Friday night when everyone's already went home and you got the skeleton shift there. Can you speak to the impact of all of that in your solution? Yeah, I'll take that. You know, I think the one thing that I always look at when kind of looking at, you know, any kind of workflow enhancement is, you know, making the existing data both impactful and actionable for the end user. You know, and really the only thing I think we haven't really touched on there is, you know, just the automation of the reporting and the notifications, you know, as those critical tasks are being completed. So, you know, I think we hit on it that, you know, a lot of times vendors, technicians, OR staff, they're all running around, they don't have time to be in front of a computer to check the status of the case. So, you know, automating those reports to say, you know, here are your deliveries upcoming. This is what's checked in, this is what's still pending, you know, on whatever interval that they'd like to see it, you know, driving those notifications to their inbox of, you know, this individual just checked in. This is how many trays you know, giving that level of visibility really helps the front line staff stay, you know, top of mind and make sure that they're prioritizing, you know, the inventory coming in.
