It was $105 million seriously led by General Atlantic, but also with all the existing investors shipping in on their pro rata and also a significant round for us.

And also with General Atlantic being a partner that is used to, of course, heavy hyper organic growth, but also sometimes with an MNA agenda.

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Hey folks, special edition today. We're excited for this. Entrepreneur to always wonder,

what is it like selling your company and then what's it like post-acquisition?

We have a unique experience today with Mads from Dixa and Eric from Solvmate.

Dixir recently raised a new round of capital and a big tranche of that capital was dedicated towards MNA. He chose to, Madge chose to, and Dix's team chose to go acquire Eric at

Solvemate, which we also have here live. So guys, we're going to have fun today. Thanks for taking us.

Thanks for joining. Thank you so much, Nathan. Great to be here again. So, Mads, let's work backwards. And Eric will then loop in solve it as we work backwards.

Mads, you needed to obviously fund this acquisition.

And I think last time we spoke in terms of focus, you were really focused on call center

support desk and tickets.

Give us an updated view of Dix's product safe or folks that are not familiar with the website.

Yeah, definitely.

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