Can you talk a little bit about the functionality that's coming or has just arrived in that space that can help out with that exact scenario?

Yeah, definitely.

So one of the products that we've just released within Relativity is called AirAssist.

And this is a natural language searching capability across data sets.

So we're giving users and lawyers and investigators the ability to start really picking through their data without needing an understanding of things like how to build searches and the right keywords to use or the right techniques to use.

Now they can focus more on their case and what they know about the case and quickly start asking questions of their data to pull out key individuals, key facts, key issues, really helping them get that insight faster and really turning what was early case assessment, which was a process of reducing data sets because they were so big, reducing them down to stuff that you think you would need to look at.

to actually now just being able to look across that big data and start pulling out the facts quickly, easily, and of course, defensively.

Whose input has the biggest influence on the product? Is it like your legal teams, your brainstorming or is it your clients that you're dealing with? How do you go about that?