Matt VanVliet: Yes, good afternoon. Thanks for taking the question. I guess first are you seeing any kind of either calibration or kind of studying out of your customer’s willingness to get out there and more aggressively market different lending products and sort of how that’s met with consumer demand now that rate, the rate of change of rates has slowed and are they sort of a little more comfortable with, putting as much capital to work here to get lended out? Or are you still seeing people kind of sitting back, waiting for rates to move even higher before they maybe more aggressively push to get more, especially on the consumer side lending done.
Nicolaas Vlok: Hi Matt, this is Nicolaas and great question. We are not seeing a change in demand environment right now. The momentum is there as Sean and Chris reference a strong third quarter in bookings, and we continue to see pipeline build. Also from an overall standpoint, remember our customers are largely depository taking institutions and they do well with the largest spread. And what we’re seeing today, is not a slowdown in the digital transformation. In fact, there’s an interest for customers to continue to engage and invest while this period of call, this location exists from an economic standpoint.
Chris Maloof: This is Chris as well. From a consumer marketing perspective, going back to our customers, our customers target consumers on the higher end of the credit profile and given the health of those consumers there, there hasn’t been a reason for them to back off from that approach. And I haven’t heard consumers bring that up yet or customers bring that up yet.
Matt VanVliet: Okay. Very helpful. And then obviously another deal here, but just curious longer term, how you’re adjusting your M&A outlook. What are prices or valuations looking like in, especially in the private markets? Have they started to come down in more alignment with the public market valuations? Or are you still seeing a disconnect and how are you approaching that from the overall M&A strategy? Thanks.
Nicolaas Vlok: I think last time we talked Matt, we were talking about the appetite for M&A. Clearly we have an appetite for M&A. I think the private, public question is starting to become clearer. I think the expectations of the private market are starting to come closer in line with the public market, if not in line. But that doesn’t change our appetite. We’ll continue to look for growth opportunities that are adding value to our customer’s long-term. We’ll continue to look for value opportunities for MeridianLink and OpenClose is a perfect example of that. And so we, again private or public doesn’t really matter as much as how much value it’s delivering to our customers and how much value it’s delivering to our company.
Matt VanVliet: Great. Thank you.
Nicolaas Vlok: Yep. Thank you, Matt.
Operator: Your next question comes from Bob Napoli from William Blair. Your line is open.
Erik Schneider: Operator, can you stop the line please?
Nicolaas Vlok: Thank you. I think that was somebody else’s earnings call. So