 Now, just a quick recap on when the bank reconciliations will be easier or more difficult. Remember that if I go back to the flowchart and we look on the customer cycle here, if you are constructing your books from the bank statement, then the bank reconciliation will be quite easy. But only some industries can do that. So you might say, if I just turn on the bank feeds and I make my accounting books from the bank feeds, then the bank recs are going to be easy. But remember that on the revenue side, for example, if you're in a gig work or something like that, you're getting paid by YouTube or something like that. Then, yeah, you can wait till it clears the bank and then record the income with a deposit form. And because you're recording your information directly from the bank, you're not really doing a full service accounting system, but it's fine. If that works in that type of industry, you're relying on the bank to record your books. But most, a lot of industries, if you're at a cash register, you can't do that, right? Because now you've got to record the sales on your side, most likely make the deposit and then possibly match with the bank feeds. You're going to need to reconcile. There's going to be possibly some timing differences there. And if you're doing an accrual system, now you have a whole kind of component that's non-cash related. So once again, you can't just record your books from the bank statement. And on the vendor side, oftentimes small companies are more likely to be able to record their books on from the bank statement. But if you're writing checks, you're going to certainly have some timing differences that you're going to have to deal with.