I would say five. I mean, like I said, you're able to connect remotely. You're able to eliminate the costs of having employees either travel to other locations or station full-time employees there with the ability to deploy clients so that you can use to connect to different endpoints without requiring any user interaction. You're able to connect to those systems that may not be in use at the time, traditionally don't have physical access to the operating system, et cetera. So, definitely very, very good in return. And then once you build it out, the ease of onboarding new administrators into the tool.

This is a hard one to factor in. Before Bomgar, we spent 80% of the time running from building to building and to the campus installing the software, also training employees. This has been turned upside down. We are much more efficient now than before. That allows us the ability to turn over tickets quicker and get people back to work faster. The ROI for this product is fairly quick. 

We have a service offering called Remote Support. We can't deliver it without this tool. The tool costs $10,000 and we make $100,000. It's a pretty good ROI.

Better service for our end users. 

Our ROI is immeasurable, but we are well in the black.