As I mentioned in my last question, I do like to keep an Excel spreadsheet that has all of my tasks on it. That also includes all of the renewals that I've been working on, what I found from them, and where I'm at with them. For me, it's the easiest way. I also make notes in the system. So the agency management system always has a note of where I'm at with it, but the Excel spreadsheet is for my own personal keeping track. So that I can know that I finished this completely, this is what needed to happen, it happened, I checked it off. I have a highlighting system that I work with in the Excel spreadsheet that actually helps quite a bit. And that's how I usually keep track of everything, that and the agency management system. So it depends on what the agency management system really is set up for. If it's a more robust system like Epic, then the system does it all for me and I don't need to organize anything myself. But with other agency management systems, they're not all created the same and I understand that and I get that. So it just depends on the system and how to organize my day and how to keep track of everything. But I found that Excel spreadsheets really do help me and allow me to satisfy that checkmark off that it's done. And that I know that it's satisfied, I've got everything that I need. But again, I also document everything so everybody else knows what I'm doing too. I understand that no one else is going to be able to access my Excel spreadsheet. So I make the notes in the system and I leave myself brief notes on my Excel spreadsheet on what I need to do for next steps.