My experience with Office software, assuming that means Microsoft Office software, is extensive. I was in, I was using, utilizing mostly Excel for total debt calculations and preparing affidavits and also for preparing distribution orders for attorney review and to be filed with the court. And CRM systems, I'm not exactly sure what that means, but I looked it up real quick. If it's, if that means customer relationship management systems. I utilized LPS and Vendorscape and Lendstar quite a bit to relay information to our clients. I was also in those daily multiple times throughout the day. Really, anytime we had a milestone within our system that we had completed, I would update the client site with that information. But if I apologize if that is not what CRM means, if that is not what it means, I don't know. I'm unfamiliar and haven't used it. And then the other main software we used there was a thing called KC, which was their, mainly these created that software and it was just, it was their case management system, similar to a perfect practice type program.