 about functional parity which are functionalities that we have that we don't support and we need to align with web. In this case, we have two functionalities that that were supported by tracker and not by android which is the file value type. So if you remember before when you had a file, we had here the message saying this value type is not supported. So this is the only difference. The files are supported now and the users can upload a file from the device from the data entry screen. The files can be linked to a user or to a program stage like in this case with a birth certificate and the maximum size of the file that the app will accept is configured in the android settings web app. This can definitely have impact on your implementations based on bandwidth and memory allocations as well. So be aware of how you configure the maximum size of the files if you decide to use it and it will apply for the files that are uploaded from the application. So I'm going to move to the next one which is the working list. Marcos will tell us more about this later with tracker but there are working lists now that allow a since last version that let you select data elements as well for your working lists in addition to the attributes. So the android app is now also reading those working lists. Working lists have to be configured on the web side with the capture app but the android app downloads them and offers them to the user here in this top bar together with the filters. And I'm going to move now to the last part the very exciting use case specific user interface. What does that mean? Use case specific user interface. A use case specific user interface is we have integrated the possibility or implemented the possibility to offer a different user interface and a different user experience based on the program. That is selected. So there have been three groups working on this at the LMIS team, the digital team and the android team to make this a reality and this is a huge step towards increasing our functional extensibility. For now it is in the application like inside the code. The code has been restructured and now this specific user interface has its own module but needs to be added at compilation time and then it will be offered when the user uses the selected program. We are hoping and exploring options to make this even more modularized but for now this is how it works. We are very excited to present it so I'm going to we are going to have George McGuire to explain us the functionality in a minute so I'm going to say in the generic level right now how does this work on the HIS too. It is again configured with a web app the second one that I mentioned before the new one so it's called use case configuration web app and this app is going to let you choose which program type that you want to use. We only have logistics type for now so you will say I want to use logistics program which means logistics program type which means I want to have a logistics user interface or logistics data entry flow for the program that I select down here in this case real time stock management so this is made at the server level so we are saying that the real time stock management which is a tracker program we use the user experience we'll offer the user experience use the data entry flow that has been developed for logistics in the app that program is totally integrated you can still use all the functionalities for the other programs on the analytics so it is integrated in the current solution however if you remember when we open a tracker program in android right now this is a default screen for any tracker program we have a list if it's configured to be displayed either in the child program productive health program so this is the default user experience for user interface for tracker programs but now when I open real time stock management because I said in the server that this program will have this type the app has now loaded this configuration there are some parameters that need to be configured the app will guide you through it the web app and then when you open it's offering you a different screen so here these are program stages or units and other units where you can deliver so this UI is designed and tailored to certain user data entry flow for real time stock management I'm not going to give more details about the use case because we actually have George here George Maguire from the LMIS team so George I think I'm done with the Android features and I'm going to let you explain us a bit more about this exciting use case that has been integrated thank you