Churn rates in the quarter are still below the levels we had anticipated for unified payments, and the vast majority of our overall customer churn is in the cohort of customers processing under 200,000 in annual GTV. We had prepared for churn to increase as we rolled out unified payments, yet it is encouraging to see that the majority of our customers recognize the benefit of an integrated software payment solution and the value of the Lightspeed commerce platform. In terms of our balance sheet, Lightspeed closed the quarter with just under 750 million in cash and cash equivalents, down slightly from approximately 761 million in the previous quarter. Merchant cash advances used 8.3 million of capital during the quarter.