What advice do you have for someone just starting down the path you've been on with Avalara?
The best advice I could give someone is no your business, know what your growth is going to be, potentially because you might think you can handle it manually, but returns are complicated. And you never know, when something that some employee does can put you in, you know, some kind of Nexus, liability and some state that you're not aware of, when you're, when you're working with a Valera, you just turn that jurisdiction on, get registered and you're all set and ready to go. But if you're not aware of all that stuff because you're too busy, actually manually, calculating returns, it can be. It could be very painful pocket wise