Hi, everyone. This is Andrew Gordon, senior solutions engineer at GovSpend. Today, I wanted to highlight something new. GovSpend now connects to Claude via MCP so your teams can be conversational with our data in your own AI environment. You can ask a question or submit a prompt in plain language and get answers back across SLED contract and transaction data as well as federal contracting data on awards and active solicitations. Let me run one prompt live, and I'll show you an example of exactly what GovSpend's MCP connection with Claude can do. So I've entered a prompt where I'm gonna be analyzing one particular company, Tesla, what they sell being electrical vehicles, fleet vehicles, and who they compete with. I'm asking Claude to create an executive board level brief on Tesla's government market in electrical vehicles and fleet vehicles. Using the Spark MCP for GovSpend, state and local federal data deliver five sections, five bullets each. That's gonna give me the total market size, Tesla's share of that particular market, top five competitors, and their share. Also, I'm gonna be looking at three biggest category trends, growth areas, shifting buyers, and budget signals. Finally, I'm gonna have three strategic recommendations grounded in the data above that we've surfaced. This is gonna be ready for an executive brief, and everything will be tied to an exact number or contract record that surfaced from GovSpend data. So now you can see within minutes, Claude is responding with a very contextual dataset and explanation based on the prompt that I gave it. I'm also getting a complete report that I would be able to open up as a PDF or a deliverable in a web page to where if I wanted to review exactly what the claw determined from GovSpend data, I can see a complete executive breakdown of Tesla and the government vehicle and fleet market. We can see the total market size, Tesla's current share, and active contracts and presence across the country, whether it's SLED or federal presence. We're also seeing competition data and how it stacks up across the market. And we also see category trends, as I asked for, that identify, growth, current buyers, budget signals, and also strategic recommendations for where to displace competitors or where to lead into your target agencies based on your active presence and active contracts and opportunities. This is also linking back to specific contracts from GovSpend where every individual record that was sourced is linked back to where you can use GovSpend's AI features within the UI. If you also wanted to go down and see exactly specific buying signals that this is referencing, we can always add more data into this report. But as we're walking through this, if you have any ideas of how this could help your account or your particular top agency accounts or top competitors that you go up against, or if you'd like to just discuss any initiatives or projects you're working on currently, feel free to reach out and request a demo, and we'll be happy to walk through any personalized examples live. Thanks so much for your time.