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Question: Gabriela Borges - Goldman Sachs - Analyst
: AB and Amanda, I wanted to take a little bit more color on your mid-market pipeline. And thinking about the call that you've pretty consistently
provided over the last year about the opportunity you see there, could you give us maybe a little more qualification how is the mid-market pipeline
growing? And when I look at your own data on customers greater than $50,000, that number has obviously been growing really nicely for a while.
So, how sustainable do you think the growth in that cohort is? And any other qualitative commentary you're willing to provide would be helpful.
Question: Terry Tillman - Truist - Analyst
: It might be a multi-parter, so just beware. About the upmarket opportunity here, what I'm curious about is as Steve and the team are kind of building
out the infrastructure, I'm curious about like how much you're able to leverage PLG and kind of word-of-mouth as opposed to having to be heavy
outbound? And the second part is, like how ramped is the sales team? And is there any kind of natural ceiling right now upmarket in terms of the
size of the customer?
Question: DJ Hynes - Canaccord - Analyst
: Congrats on a nice quarter. AB, I was wondering if you could update us on ARR overlap with the Shopify ecosystem, how that partnership has
progressed on a lead flow perspective. And then you mentioned WooCommerce, but I'm curious if there are any other B2C ecosystem opportunities
that seem promising as you guys kind of continue to diversify away from Shopify.
Question: Rob Oliver - Baird - Analyst
: On international and, AB, you touched on this a little bit in response to DJ's question. But I'd be curious to get an update from you guys on what
you've seen on the ground in some of the geographies, such as France and others, that you've enabled in the back half of '24. And then if you could
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just take a moment to update us on what the road map is in terms of additional either geos or languages for '25 and how the Woo relationship
may have either accelerated or changed that in any way.
Question: Elizabeth Porter - Morgan Stanley - Analyst
: I wanted to touch on the NRR, where you mentioned seeing some stabilization in the in-quarter metric. And I understand it's just too early to call
a bottom. Would love to better understand just the behavior that you're seeing. Sounds like gross retention has been strong for a while. So, any
sort of incremental clarity on where you're seeing the improvements, either cross-sell or expansion? And then when we should think about the
point in time that we start to lap some easier compares?
Question: Arjun Bhatia - William Blair - Analyst
: Congrats here on the nice fourth quarter. Maybe if I can come back to you, just on the product side, you talked quite a bit about where the platform
might expand to next. You clearly have kind of the foundational data layer built out and you've built on top of it, obviously, with marketing. But
as you're thinking of product evolution, what are you prioritizing? And is that something that we should expect this year? Or is that kind of the
longer-term more kind of ambitious product road map that you've laid out?
Question: Brent Bracelin - Piper Sandler - Analyst
: AB, Amanda, wanted to double-click into the customer logo growth. It accelerated to 17% for the first time in a couple of years. Could you walk
through the puts and takes on customer growth expectations in the coming year? I think, Amanda, you talked about new simplified pricing
potentially driving some churn. On the other hand, you have this new WooCommerce partnership in international going strong that could possibly
offset that.
So are we thinking about mid-teens logo growth? Or could simplified pricing be a bigger impact on the entrepreneur part of the business, and we
should be thinking closer to low teens growth for customers? Any color there would be helpful.
Question: Raimo Lenschow - Barclays - Analyst
: Congrats from me as well. First question on -- going back to WooCommerce. If you think about it, like the strategy was a little bit moving upmarket
over last few quarters. WooCommerce looks -- is more like downmarket, in my view. Like how do we have to think about it? Is this like a new path
now? Is that just broadening of the strategy? How should we think about it? And then I have one for Amanda.
Question: Raimo Lenschow - Barclays - Analyst
: Okay. Perfect. And then for Amanda, like can you talk a little bit about the new offer -- or the decision to offer at auto downgrade for customers?
Can you provide some color on the Medtronic here and how that might impact Q4, Q1 numbers as well?
Question: Derrick Wood - TD Cowen - Analyst
: Congrats on a great quarter. AB, it sounds like you've made great strides in expanding the number of countries you can deliver SMS in. Just how
should we think about the revenue unlock? I mean, is there a lot of pent-up demand? So quickly after you turn this on in new countries, you'll see
some incremental revenue conversion?
Or is this something that now you start a new sales cycle and start looking to cross-sell in these new countries and expect dividends to come down
Question: Scott Berg - Needham - Analyst
: I just wanted to follow up on the WooCommerce partnership on the press release on it and the commentary. Didn't hear anything along the lines
of, I don't know, maybe any financial incentives or any sort of terms of, I guess, engagement, how you all are working together. Preferred partnership
can mean a lot of things. But maybe help us understand what the commitment level of both companies are, whether it's on a financial basis or
maybe it's something else, maybe from, I don't know, a technology perspective.
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Question: Mark Zgutowicz - Benchmark - Analyst
: Maybe just a macro question, if I could. A lot of good fundamental questions have already been asked. Curious on the tariff front, kind of a fluid
situation right now. I'm curious if you've anticipated any downstream impacts or have heard anything from any of your customers in terms of any
disruption there.
Question: Brett Knoblauch - Cantor Fitzgerald - Analyst
: Maybe to start, as you look at maybe the SMS adoption or increased adoption throughout the year going from 16 to 18.2, is that about what you
would have expected going into the year? Did you overachieve, meet, underachieved expectations with regarding to that?
Question: Michael Berg - Wells Fargo - Analyst
: I'll ask a quick one here for Amanda. Just double-clicking on the pricing mechanism changes, have you worked through most of the installed base
already by giving this monthly contracts and you announced it a month or so ago? And just from a functional standpoint, how do you think about
how that works from a how the customer finds out if they're in compliance versus not? And maybe just squeeze one more in there, longer term,
philosophically, how do you think about pricing here given the competitive end market, but obviously a highly value-added product?
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Question: Nick Altmann - Scotiabank - Analyst
: AB, you mentioned you held your first in-person Partner Advisory Council for strategizing around 2025. So, I wanted to ask a follow-up there. But
can you maybe just give us a sense as to how much of the business is being driven from the channel today, what the overarching message to
partners is around 2025? And maybe just talk about the channel internationally and where that sort of fits into those expansion plans.
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