And I don't know which way to go.

I guess the world changed for a lot of professions, a lot of industries over the last couple of years, sort of slightly gradually.

But there was an event, which I'm sure you remember, the release of Claude's Anthropics, Claude's Opus 4.6, which has basically game-changed, I guess, the view of the software industry in particular, which is obviously something that all finance teams and functions around a business use.

For me, that's kind of like, I'll always remember that.

That's at a moment where effectively what the application of Anthropic is effectively sort of saying is that all things are possible to be written by AI and effectively all software is at risk of being replaced is what the market sort of read that as.

For us, that's a really big deal.

And we've got a really good strategy in place to leverage AI to make sure that we progress our software into the AI age and make sure that it's adding even more value than it currently is.

Is that meaning that as we go forward, the ERP is dead?