Healthcare mergers and acquisitions is a key driver in our business. We have a lot of clients that are doing a lot of work in M&A. And when they're acquiring other health systems, ambulatory practices, hospitals, there's an immediate need when they move those folks that they're acquiring to the go-forward application. It's creating a significant amount of legacy record applications that are out there. And once the the those those providers are on the go-forward system, we quickly can dive in there and archive those legacy applications, putting them in our single HealthData Platform^™ container and serves a couple functions. A first things first, we're going to be reducing cost and we're going to be able to allow our clients to turn off any third party legacy spend, whether it be host or maintenance as quickly as possible. That's one component that obviously gets the attention of the CFO when we talk to the CMIOs and HIM the other big component is, is a continuity of care. So the sooner we can get those legacy applications put into our HealthData Platform^™, we allow that data that sits in our platform to be available through a Single Sign-On button with patient context for immediate access to that legacy information that wasn't migrated into the go forward but archived into our platform for continuity of care. A third benefit of archiving legacy data in a merger and acquisition scenario is the security situation when this happens. And a lot of these folks are moving to a single platform. They're leaving all these legacy applications behind that are sitting on a variety of different platforms, on a varied degree of risk by archiving and putting them all into the HealthData Platform^™. We're reducing risk by putting them all into our HITRUST certified data center and relying on just two single sources of truth for data. Go-forward application for all that go-forward data and HealthData Platform^™ for all the different legacy applications that may have existed prior to that merger and acquisition taking place.