So, in my resume, I mentioned that I got a certification in National Society of Technology. In that program where I got my certification, I used programs such as almost all the applications found in Microsoft Office, used those extensively, I've used those since I've been in college, played in a high school, I'm very familiar with Teams, Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel, all of these applications I have been using the past, you know, five, eight years of just extensively using them, especially with my bachelor's being in pre-law and then my Paralegal Studies Certificate, like these are office-based applications that, you know, sometimes can run an office or a firm where everybody needs to know the applications and they're very useful as well. I can also use databases such as LexisNexis and Westlaw for research, interpreting statues, what the state law is, what the overruling law is, stuff of that nature. I'm really well-informed with these research databases. Even before that in high school, even in, you know, my pre-K through 12 experience, I've used OhioLINK, which is another database that a lot of public schools in Ohio use for research. So I'm really informed how to work my way and little intricates of these databases and how to use them as efficient as possible. As far as CRM systems go, I understand and I've used a little bit of Salesforce. I've used this and I've also mentioned I've done legal invoice documentation. I've used Salesforce for that. I've seen it used and used it for user engagement. And then also how to break down maybe data and analytics that aren't as digestible, like in a graph form, and then you're able to format that in a document in Salesforce and make it more digestible so you know what you're looking at. Stuff is labeled, stuff may be color-coded. You just look at it, you can read the accesses and realize what you're looking at instead of just reading a giant spreadsheet and having to digest it yourself. Salesforce is able to do that for you. You can import Excel sheets and stuff of that nature, put them in Salesforce and it will generate a more user-friendly document to understand the information.