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DATE

Wednesday, November 12, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. ET

CALL PARTICIPANTS

  • Chief Executive Officer — Ashu Roy
  • Chief Financial Officer — Eric Smith

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RISKS

  • The CFO stated, "The sequential decline is primarily due to an approximate $600,000 reduction in revenue from our messaging platform business. We will be sunsetting this business over the next year."
  • The CFO noted, "the recent government shutdown has introduced delays and near-term uncertainty for certain professional services engagements with some of our government customers."

TAKEAWAYS

  • Total Revenue -- $23.5 million, up 8% year over year, described as reaching the "high end of our guidance."
  • SaaS Revenue -- Increased by 10% year over year and contributed 93% of total revenue, compared to 91% in the prior year.
  • AI Knowledge ARR Growth -- Annual recurring revenue (ARR) for the AI knowledge product line grew 23% year over year.
  • Gross Margin -- Total non-GAAP gross margin was 76%, increasing from 70% (+600 basis points) year over year, with non-GAAP SaaS gross margin at 81%, up from 77% year over year.
  • Non-GAAP Operating Costs -- Decreased 9% year over year as a result of operational realignment and automation, with savings redeployed into R&D.
  • Non-GAAP Net Income -- $4.7 million, or $0.17 per share, compared to $1.3 million, or $0.04 per share, in the prior year.
  • Adjusted EBITDA Margin -- 21%, up from 6% year over year and above internal guidance.
  • Operating Cash Flow -- $10.4 million, reflecting a 44% operating cash flow margin, compared to $1 million (4% margin) in the prior year.
  • Cash and Cash Equivalents -- $70.9 million at quarter-end, up from $62.9 million on June 30, 2025.
  • Share Buyback Activity -- $1.5 million of stock repurchased at an average price of $6.38 per share in the quarter.
  • SaaS ARR for Knowledge Customers -- Increased 23% year over year, while SaaS ARR for all customers increased 8%.
  • LTM SaaS Net Retention -- Dollar-based SaaS net retention for knowledge customers was 104%, up from 103%; for all customers, 102%, up from 90% in the prior year.
  • LTM SaaS Net Expansion Rates -- 119% for knowledge customers and 110% for all other customers.
  • Remaining Performance Obligations -- Total RPO up 23% year over year; short-term RPO at $58 million, up 7% year over year.
  • Q2 Guidance – Revenue -- Expected between $22.3 million and $22.8 million, citing decline mainly from the sunsetting messaging platform business.
  • Q2 Guidance – Profitability -- GAAP net income projected at $1 million to $1.7 million ($0.04-$0.06 per share); non-GAAP net income at $1.9 million-$2.4 million ($0.07-$0.08 per share); adjusted EBITDA at $2.7 million-$3.2 million, or margin of 12%-14%.
  • Fiscal 2026 Guidance -- Projected total revenue of $90.5 million-$92 million; GAAP net income $3.5 million-$5 million ($0.12-$0.17 per share); non-GAAP net income $8.3 million-$9.8 million ($0.29-$0.34 per share); adjusted EBITDA $10.4 million-$11.9 million with 11%-13% margin.
  • Product Announcements -- CEO Roy highlighted the company's "biggest product announcement ever," introducing three AI-centric offerings: eGain Corporation AI knowledge method, AI agent 2, and Composer, all positioned around agentic AI and trusted knowledge.
  • Customer Wins -- Secured contracts and completed rapid deployments for a major New York health insurer (8,000 users, live in 100 days) and a multinational energy company (serving 20 million customers, also live in 100 days).
  • Leadership Hires -- Added executives John Copeland (VP of Marketing, from ServiceNow), Aliwal Vikas (VP of Product Marketing, from AWS AI), and Gautam Garg (VP of Finance, from VTIS).
  • JPMorgan Agreement -- First phase with JPMorgan is live, achieved "in half the time that we had originally discussed and agreed," with the next phase underway.

SUMMARY

eGain Corporation (EGAN 26.36%) advanced SaaS and AI knowledge revenues significantly, demonstrating margin expansion and improved cash flow. The company launched its largest portfolio of agentic AI products to date and shared proof points through rapid enterprise customer go-lives and ARR acceleration. Management explained that operating cost reductions were strategically reinvested in R&D, while share repurchases and increases in cash reserves supported both operational flexibility and future investment avenues.

  • CEO Roy emphasized, "this combination of AI and knowledge is really working for our customers now, and we are seeing more and more of them starting to drive that expansion and build out of agentic capabilities on top of trusted knowledge infrastructure from us."
  • The CFO reported, "SaaS gross margin expansion was primarily driven by our product enhancements that enabled more cost-efficient deployments and delivered operational efficiencies within our cloud and customer support teams."
  • Partner ecosystem momentum emerged, with management observing "steady progression" of large pipeline opportunities and an uptick in partner engagement.
  • The CFO clarified, "expect approximately 28.8 million shares for both the second quarter and full year. This expected increase in outstanding shares has a 1% impact on our EPS guidance."
  • Management confirmed that cash deployment will prioritize continued business investment and selective share buybacks. "Tuck-in acquisitions or inorganic" are considered secondary and not the current focus.
  • Expanded developer-targeted capabilities in Composer facilitate integration with external AI models under a "bring your own model architecture," enhancing platform flexibility for enterprise customers.
  • The government shutdown was directly linked to near-term uncertainty within federal professional services revenue streams.

INDUSTRY GLOSSARY

  • Agentic AI: AI systems that perform autonomous actions and make decisions within enterprise processes, typically in customer service or workflow automation.
  • ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue): The value of contracted recurring revenue normalized for a one-year period, reflecting the predictable and renewal-based component of subscription businesses.
  • RPO (Remaining Performance Obligations): The total value of contracted future revenue not yet recognized, representing both billed and unbilled committed customer arrangements.
  • Net Retention Rate: Percentage indicating how recurring revenue from existing customers has grown or declined over a period, accounting for expansions, contractions, and churn.
  • Net Expansion Rate: The ratio of revenue gained from existing customer expansions, upgrades, or cross-sells relative to prior-period recurring revenue.

Full Conference Call Transcript

Operator: Good day, and welcome to eGain Corporation Fiscal 2026 First Quarter Financial Results Call. All participants will be in a listen-only mode. After today's presentation, there will be an opportunity to ask questions. Please note this event is being recorded. I would now like to turn the conference over to Jim Byers, Pondell Wilkinson, Investor Relations. Please go ahead.

Jim Byers: Thank you, Operator, good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to eGain Corporation's Fiscal 2026 First Quarter Financial Results Conference Call. On the call today are eGain Corporation's Chief Executive Officer, Ashu Roy, and Chief Financial Officer, Eric Smith.

Jim Byers: Before we begin, I would like to remind everyone that during this call, management will make certain forward-looking statements which convey management's expectations, beliefs, plans, and objectives regarding future financial and operational performance. Forward-looking statements are generally preceded by words such as believe, plan, intend, expect, anticipate, or similar expressions. Forward-looking statements are protected by the Safe Harbor provisions contained in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are subject to a wide range of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ in material respects.

Information on various factors that could affect eGain Corporation's results are detailed in the company's reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. eGain Corporation is making these statements as of today, 11/12/2026, and assumes no obligation to publicly update or revise any of the forward-looking information in this conference call. In addition to GAAP results, we will also discuss certain non-GAAP financial measures such as non-GAAP operating income. The tables included with the earnings press release include a reconciliation of the historical non-GAAP financial measures to the most directly comparable GAAP financial measures. eGain Corporation's earnings press release can be found by clicking the press release link on the Investor Relations page of eGain Corporation's website at egain.com.

Along with the earnings release, we will also post an updated investor presentation to the Investor Relations page of eGain Corporation's website. And lastly, a phone replay of this conference call will be available for one week. And now with that said, I'd like to turn the call over to eGain Corporation's CEO, Ashu Roy.

Ashu Roy: Thank you, Jim, and good afternoon, everyone. We are off to a good start to our fiscal year with strong first-quarter results across the board and ahead of consensus. Our total revenue was up 8% year over year. Our SaaS revenue was up 10% year over year, and our AI knowledge line of product business, the ARR for it, was up 23% year over year. So, we are making progress in the right direction in this exciting space of AI knowledge that we are now firmly leading. Turning to business highlights, let me share a couple of notable new logo wins in the quarter. So, first, we signed up one of New York's largest insurers, health insurers.

They serve 2,000,000 members roughly. This company saw the critical gap in their business operation where lack of trusted knowledge that was available to all their employees and clinical staff was hurting compliance. They were struggling with their knowledge content fragmented across silos. Some were SharePoint, some were Confluence, and then many other repositories. So, following an extensive process RFP and so on, they selected us to centralize the knowledge across the business for 8,000 users. Now, what's interesting to us is within one hundred days, they've gone live with our solution. With a powerful scalable AI experience that aligns perfectly with their mission to deliver great healthcare to New Yorkers.

Another one which is quite interesting is a multinational energy company that we recently won. They serve over 20,000,000 customers across gas and electricity. This company, they've set up an ambitious goal to achieve what top quartile CSAT ranking because that would enable them to compete for millions of pounds of government incentives. A key challenge for them as part of this is replacing outdated knowledge experience for something that is spread across thousands of different documents, PowerPoint, SharePoints, Word documents, and so, they're replacing that with eGain Corporation. A modern solution to support the contact center, their field agents, and their service engineers. Again, this client went live within one hundred days.

We're already live now with our AI knowledge solution. They internally call it GWAC.

Ashu Roy: WATT. A fitting name for a knowledge tool in an energy company. On the expansion front, we are seeing a nice pattern where existing knowledge clients are increasingly coming to us to add the AI agent products to leverage the trusted knowledge they have in their knowledge base. And either go into their contact center to assist the agents or in some cases, extend it into customer self-service directly. So for example, one of our branded manufacturing clients, last quarter decided to expand their core knowledge implementation now into customer self-service. This is a leading manufacturer of premium bicycles.

And what we have been able to now do is produce a lot of their inbound contact center volume and they can drive a lot more growth without increasing the cost of service. So, this combination of AI and knowledge is really working for our customers now, and we are seeing more and more of them starting to drive that expansion and build out of agentic capabilities on top of trusted knowledge infrastructure from us. The other thing, just looking at exciting stuff we have announced recently, is we made a whole bunch of new product announcements at our Solve 25 event last month. It was very successful while we held it in Chicago.

About half a dozen of our global 2,000 clients have shared success stories, which pretty much a common theme. And that was the power of trusted knowledge and agentic AI working hand in hand. To deliver both contact center improvements in performance as well as self-service improvements. The three new capabilities that we announced at the event incidentally, that's our biggest product announcement ever, where we have announced three new capabilities. So that's sort of testimonial to great work that our team has been doing for the last year and a half. In this area of AI knowledge. So, the first product we announced was more a process that we have now translated into a product.

And this was our what used to be called the eGain Corporation knowledge method. The knowledge method was our way, our proprietary way of building out and maintaining enterprise knowledge in a very efficient way for our business clients. And, what we've been able to do is to apply AI to that and develop what we are now calling the eGain Corporation AI knowledge method. This includes comprehensive AI-powered knowledge intelligence, content orchestration, and answer synthesis capabilities. All that put together with expert in the loop to ensure that quality and compliance are always front and center. With these automation capabilities, we are confident that we can accelerate most knowledge management tasks by a factor of 10.

And also reduce customer implementation time by two to 3x. In fact, when I mentioned the other two clients earlier, they were benefiting from some of the early usage of this capability of AI knowledge methods. Our attendees at the conference were simply delighted with this because for the longest time knowledge management has been a great ROI but the investment required has been a lot of manual labor. Now, with automating that with our AI capabilities, that just creates a lot of energy around knowledge and the priority businesses are able to put onto knowledge automation not knowledge management. The next product we announced was the second version of eGain Corporation AI agent.

And so, we it's a breakthrough approach we have taken now to enhance the first version to automate conversations in customer service. And what we're doing there is we are combining hybrid AI with inbound expert assurance. Where needed. And by doing that, we can deliver nontrivial use cases which involve transactions, which involve decisions that are compliance oriented to customers using AI and automation. That's something which we have seen as a big gap in the industry. Where a lot of agentic solutions that are out there now talk about in automation, but really when we see the automation in practice, it's all around very trivial use cases. Because these agentic AI solutions will occasionally make mistakes.

And so you need to have a hybrid AI approach where you combine deterministic reasoning with model reasoning. You do that intelligently and with compliance in mind. And that's what we have implemented in AI agent too. Finally, we announced the eGain Corporation Composer, which is our first product targeting developers. It's a modular AI knowledge platform for developers that leverages trusted knowledge sources to power agentic automation. And so now what we're doing is these developers can now mix and match the components we have on our platform. Including the Knowledge Hub, the retrieval engine, the agentic flows, and the user experiences.

So they can decide to configure what we already have or they can decide to develop their own components and plug them in to meet specific needs using our extensive APIs and SDKs and connectors we announced as part of the Composer. Solution. Over the last couple of years, we've been working with many enterprise AI teams in our clientele. And what we have seen is a common pattern where these AI teams are looking to deploy the same sort of reliable trusted knowledge powered agentic capabilities increasingly. That we are doing in the customer service groups and CX groups wanna do it outside of those groups. But in order to do that, they need more flexibility.

They wanna use the common knowledge architecture and infrastructure but they also want the ability to develop their own agent declared on top of it. And the composer offering allows them to do just that. So we've seen some good interest from our existing customers around Composer, and some new partner interest in that in the short period of time that we have announced it. Very exciting for us. Looking at the third aspect, which is, again, very interesting now. For us is the team and how we are adding some key talent as we are growing the business. And investing on top of this product-led growth plan that we have put in place.

So, couple of new hires I want to highlight. We did a press release around John Copeland, who is our new VP of Marketing. He comes in from ServiceNow. And before that, he was with Adobe and eBay and McKinsey. He's leading a marketing effort. Our Solve event last month was his public introduction to the eGain Corporation stage. The next person that I wanna mention and I'm very happy to have him on board is because Aliwal Vikas has joined as our VP of product marketing. He comes to us from the AWS AI team. And before that, he was with Intel and Broadcom and a host of other technology-heavy companies.

He brings deep experience on the product development, the product management, and now leading product marketing. So eGain Corporation, his first mandate is to drive the GTM for our new Composer product. As I mentioned, we are targeting developers and partners. We're looking for a composable platform to operationalize their AI solutions built on trusted knowledge. And finally, we're very happy to have Gautam Garg who's joined us as the VP of Finance. He has joined Eric's team and comes to us from VTIS, which is a respected investment bank and before that with Oracle in a variety of roles starting in engineering and moving on to business and product.

So, Eric, I know is quite excited about having him on the team. And looking to further automate our finance and operations as we drive our growth plans. With a lot going on, just to conclude, we are pleased with our first-quarter financial performance. And what I see as growing market momentum. Our recent product introductions are resonating in the marketplace, the three we talked about. So, that's the time we are now investing and building out the team. And so, we are excited to expand our leadership team with the hires that I just mentioned. With that, I'll hand it over to Eric. Our CFO, provide more detail on the financials. Eric?

Eric Smith: Thanks, Ashu. And thanks, everyone, for joining us today. Before I begin, I want to mention that we are again using slides to support our earnings call. We believe this will provide helpful context and make it easier for you to follow our results and outlook. In addition to the webcast, you can find the slides in the Investor Relations section of our website and the updated investor presentation. As Ashu noted, we are off to a good start to our fiscal year. With revenue and ARR growth year over year, expanded margins, increased profitability, and strong cash flow from operations.

Let me share more details about our financial results for Q1 before discussing our outlook and guidance for Q2 for fiscal 2026. Looking at our revenue, total revenue for the first quarter was $23.5 million, reaching the high end of our guidance and increasing 8% year over year. SaaS revenue increased by 10% year over year and accounted for 93% of total revenue versus 91% of total revenue in 2025. Looking at non-GAAP gross profits and gross margins, total gross margin for the quarter was 76%, up 600 basis points from 70% a year ago. SaaS gross margin for the quarter was 81%, up from 77% a year ago.

Total gross margin expansion was driven by SaaS gross margin expansion plus a greater shift towards SaaS versus professional services revenue. Notably, SaaS gross margin expansion was primarily driven by our product enhancements that enabled more cost-efficient deployments and delivered operational efficiencies within our cloud and customer support teams. Now turning to our operations, non-GAAP operating costs for the first quarter were down 9% year over year as we have streamlined and realigned our business operations because of automation and the continued shift towards a product net sales model. Notably, we have redeployed these cost savings into R&D, which reflects our ongoing focus on growth and product innovation.

Looking at our bottom line, our GAAP net income includes a million warrant expense recorded as a one-time stock-based charge during the quarter. As we mentioned on our last call, this expense relates to the warrant we issued to JPMorgan in August as part of the strategic agreement that includes the appointment of a senior JPMC executive as a Board observer. Non-GAAP net income was $4.7 million or $0.17 per share. Up significantly from non-GAAP net income of $1.3 million or $0.04 per share in the year-ago quarter. Adjusted EBITDA margin for the quarter was 21% exceeding our guidance and up from 6% in the year-ago quarter. Turning to our balance sheet and cash flows.

For the first quarter, we generated strong cash flow from operations of $10.4 million or 44% operating cash flow margin. Compared to $1 million or 4% operating cash flow margin in the year-ago quarter. This was ahead of our internal target due to better-than-expected cash collection efforts in the quarter. During the quarter, we bought back $1.5 million in stock at an average price of $6.38 per share. Our balance sheet remains very strong. Total cash and cash equivalents at the end of the quarter was $70.9 million, up from $62.9 million as of 06/30/2025. Now turning to our customer metrics.

I've broken out the ARR AI knowledge metrics from the total metrics to highlight the momentum in our AI knowledge business. Looking at ARR, SaaS ARR for knowledge customers increased 23% year over year while SaaS ARR for all customers increased 8% year over year. Turning to our net retention rates, LTM dollar-based SaaS net retention for knowledge customers was 104% up from 103% a year ago while net retention for all customers was 102%. Up from 90% a year ago. Our LTM dollar-based SaaS net expansion rate was 119% for our knowledge customers and 110% for all our other customers. All customers.

Looking at remaining performance obligations, total RPO increased 23% year over year and our short-term RPO of $58 million was up 7% year over year. Now turning to our guidance. For the 2026, we expect total revenue of between $22.3 million to $22.8 million. The sequential decline is primarily due to an approximate $600,000 reduction in revenue from our messaging platform business, which as we've mentioned on our last call, we will be sunsetting over the next year. Furthermore, the recent government shutdown has introduced delays and near-term uncertainty for certain professional services engagements with some of our government customers. Turning to the bottom line.

For Q2, we expect GAAP net income of million to $1.7 million or $0.04 to $0.06 per share which includes stock-based compensation expense of approximately $700,000. We expect non-GAAP net income of $1.9 million to $2.4 million or $0.07 to $0.08 per share and adjusted EBITDA of $2.7 million to $3.2 million or a margin of 12% to 14%. Looking at our full fiscal year ended 06/30/2026, we expect total revenue to be between $90.5 million and $92 million representing a return to growth for the year. GAAP net income of $3.5 million to $5 million or $0.12 to $0.17 per share. This includes stock-based compensation expense of approximately $3.4 million and the warrant expense of approximately $1.4 million.

Non-GAAP net income of $8.3 million to $9.8 million or $0.29 to $0.34 per share and adjusted EBITDA of $10.4 million to $11.9 million or a margin of 11% to 13%. Looking at our diluted weighted average shares outstanding with the recent stock price movement, we now expect approximately 28.8 million shares for both the second quarter and full year. This expected increase in outstanding shares has a 1% impact on our EPS guidance. For FY '26. In conclusion, we are off to a good start to the year with solid results that beat consensus across the board.

Customers and partners are responding enthusiastically to our expanded suite of AI enabling knowledge solutions and we are well-positioned to build on this momentum and drive sustainable growth and profitability going forward. Finally, on the IR front, eGain Corporation will be meeting with investors at the fourteenth Annual ROTH Technology Conference in New York City on November 19. We look forward to seeing some of you there in person. With that, I'd like to open the call for questions. Operator?

Operator: Thank you. We will now begin the question and answer session. And your first question today will come from Richard Baldry with ROTH Capital. Please go ahead.

Richard Baldry: Thanks. It looks like sales trends are sort of firming up and but by contrast to the actual dollar spent on sales and marketing in the quarter stepped down sort of sequentially and year over year. Can you talk about what your strategy is there, whether you think that it might be time to start investing there more aggressively, or, you know, do you feel that you have the capacity you need to address the opportunities that are starting to come?

Ashu Roy: Yeah. So two things. One, there's just a summer slowdown with marketing spend. So, for example, for this current quarter, again, things will go up. Right, because the marketing spend is going up. Second, to your point about building out capacity, I think right now, people-wise, we have good capacity because we are driving, as we mentioned, sort of a product-led sales motion with much more solution expertise-oriented pipeline execution. And so, that is working well for us. But, we do think that in the second half of this fiscal year, we will step up the sales hiring investment as well.

Richard Baldry: And it looks like, you know, AgenTic, you know, AI agents starting to highly proliferate them, be generous. But none of them you know, because it seems like integrating a GenAI engine with some of that functionality is okay, easy enough, but they don't seem to have access to the data behind it. So do you think that the proliferation of those I think of as almost dumb agents, actually, helps you, or does it commoditize that segment enough that it'll push more people to try to have to work with partners like yourself to make them specifically intelligent on a customer-by-customer basis?

Ashu Roy: I believe so. I believe so. I think that's what we are seeing. We are seeing people playing with AI, agentic AI, and then we are seeing them talking to us after that. And so, to your point, if you wanna do something serious, you need to make sure that you're not feeding a garbage that you're connecting into really critical data systems to solve nontrivial experiences and use cases. That's where we are coming in. And we are seeing that even with our existing customers. They have their large companies, they have lots of AI teams that are developing cute little prototypes on the side.

But they all are coming back to us to say, okay, we need to connect to your knowledge back end. So it's gonna be exciting for us.

Richard Baldry: And last for me, if you look at the composer product, you know, it's a new set of targets you're going after with developers. How complete is that, you know, for them to pull in to be able to work with not only the different components that you can bring to the table, but, you know, can they integrate with a variety of GenAI engines, or is it specific to a few you've tuned it for? And how difficult would it be to sort of pop in different AI engines on top of your system? Thanks.

Ashu Roy: Yeah. Great question. So to your point, this is the first version. So by definition, it's not most comprehensive. But what we have going for us, I believe, is two things. One, we have the trusted knowledge back end and making that available very easily for people to plug into whatever agentic solution they are building. So that we have made it very easy with our APIs and SDKs. So, for example, we will plug into OpenAI's development environment or Azure Copilot development environment. It says people are building agentic workflows in other places, We are providing a connector into those work environments so that they can use those use our APIs to get the trusted knowledge.

So that is point one. The second is we are also your earlier the second part of your question. So We are enabling it within what we call the bring your own model architecture. So if an enterprise says, no, we are gonna use cloud and not use OpenAI, that's fine. We are making it possible for people to plug in their choice model into our platform. To do AI stuff. So those are the two things that we have done to make it easy for people to start consuming right away.

Richard Baldry: Great. I thought it was my last question, but I'll try to sneak in one more. You've got a pretty big cash balance now and it went up pretty substantially in the quarter despite some buybacks. Can you talk about strategically what you really think that's deployed against? Is it a more aggressive buyback? Is it, you know, tuck-in acquisitions, to expand your capabilities? In this knowledge management, you know, agentic world. How do we think about that asset? Thanks.

Eric Smith: Eric, you want to talk to that? Sure. I mean, I think we'll obviously continue to look at the buyback. I mean, as we disclosed in the last call, we had increased that capacity. So that certainly still continues to be one avenue. But I think to your point of sort of exploring tuck-in acquisitions or inorganic, it's something that we're always open to, but for sure is not our primary focus. But I think more importantly, just having that ability to continue to invest in the business as well. It's something that gives us that comfort with that process. We don't have any distraction around the viability of the business.

So you know, those are the items that I would highlight.

Richard Baldry: Great. Thanks. Congrats on a good quarter.

Ashu Roy: Thank you.

Operator: Next question will come from Jeff Van Rhee with Craig Hallum. Please go ahead.

Vijay Homan: Hi, this is Vijay Homan on for Jeff Van Rhee. First from me, just last quarter you talked about a pipeline of several 7 figure knowledge hub opportunities kind of an increasing pilot conversion rate. I was wondering if you could just give us an update on those opportunities and what you're seeing in those sales cycles.

Ashu Roy: Yes. So I think the progress is good. Progress is I'd say, you know, these large opportunities take time to mature. And so what we are seeing is steady progress. So I'm quite pleased with that. Because with large opportunity, sometimes they stall along the way. I'm not seeing that I'm seeing steady progression. So, I'm quite excited and I also see more engagement on the partner side. We are seeing more interest from partners who are starting to see this area as a viable category to add value. So those are two things that are quite exciting for us. First, the pipeline progression and second, starting to see some good partner activity.

Vijay Homan: Got it. Appreciate that. And then next one, I know the intent was for the for JPMorgan to deploy by the late fall. I was just wondering how that deployment is going and any other updates on that rollout or learnings would be helpful. Thanks.

Ashu Roy: Yes. So, yes. I'm happy to report that they have gone live with what the first phase plan was and we are actively working the next phase. So I think it's gone to plan, which is great. As I think I've mentioned earlier, we deployed their first phase in half the time that we had originally discussed and agreed with them on. Know? So it's pretty exciting for us. The speed of getting these projects live and used is, to me, a barometer of the interest and priority that enterprises start to place on these kinds of technologies.

Vijay Homan: Got it. Thanks for the color and I'll leave it there.

Operator: Seeing no further questions, this will conclude our question and answer session. I would like to turn the conference back over to management for any closing remarks.

Eric Smith: Thanks, Operator, and thanks, everybody, for participating and look forward to updating you with our Q2 results. Thank you.

Operator: The conference is now concluded. Thank you for attending today's presentation. You may now disconnect.