So I'd say I'm not just proficient, but I have extra level of knowledge of both Microsoft Office, full suite, as well as the Macworks suite of programs as well. So I've had more than 10 years worth of being able to, and actually each of those ranging from Excel, Word, OneNote, PowerPoint, all the things that now we use for video conferencing more often than not. So getting into Zoom Teams and Skype, you know, fully advanced in each of those programs, but in addition to the CRM systems, we don't use a lot of them for my current work functions as far as client management is concerned. But when I was working in the law firm before, and it wasn't something I did take care of on a daily basis. For the attorneys of the office, it was trying to track both just open case work, as well as the current client needs or backgrounds or personal details, so that we can, you know, interact with the client, you know, however they need to have their personal stuff done tailored to them. So whether it was, you know, knowing their certain habits or ways that they'd like to be communicated to, being able to track that so that our attorneys can have that in front of them, each time the client needs to be interacted with.