Q Thank you very much. How, um, technically minded does one need to be to do this? Um, not in theory, but I guess across your user base are those people that just know nothing about tech that can do this?
A Yeah, good question. It's typically people that, uh, you know, have no understanding of technology or don't use tools in any way and are really not suitable for a platform like Trey. Um, there's sort of a broad base from your engineer that really doesn't want to be the person that gets lumbered with having to solve the integration headache and will have their code tied to them for next time it needs to be fixed, um, within the team that they've been called into through to where we see the sweet spot, which is that ops type, It's, it's, as I kind of described earlier, somebody that understands logic is, is, um, used to moving data around and understanding kind of the hows and whys behind it. Typically we see people that are quants or, um, particularly useful with spreadsheets and can build heavy Excel models are a really good tray user. On our backend, uh, we actually have built our own scoring models, which will detect dependent on The types of workflows that you're trying to build, and the way you use the product, we assign a score which helps us determine how complex you are, how technical you are, and how much, sort of, support to provide in application, and where to take you next in the, in the product.
AI assessment note: “have no understanding of technology or don't use tools in any way and are really not suitable”