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What's up everybody? My name is Shanice and I'm the founder of Locust. If if you haven't heard of us, Locust Hive is a virtual assistant. It connects to all of your internal data sources and it makes it easy for you to find the answers that you need from your data with just a couple of quick chat messages. A lot of folks are using us for things like customer success calls, prepping for Ebbers and QPRS, data analytics making it easy for their non-technical folks to type in questions and get answers back from their product database. But today I wanted to talk. Really. Typically about an integration that we've just released out of beta for Notion. Now, if you're like me or if you're like a lot of the tech companies that I've worked with, you use Notion to record a lot of information for you. Here's a quick look at our Notion at Locust. If we use it for engineering cards, we use it for marketing calendars. We've got sales notes in here. We've got a ton of references. And while it might be easy sometimes to use Notions search bar, a lot of times I find that. It's maybe not as easy as I would have hoped, and it might be a little bit easier if I could just work with Notion in the same way that I work with the rest of my content that's hooked U to low Q5. So in this video, I wanted to very quickly show you how you might be able to do that. So let's just zoom in here and I've got a bunch of stuff in notion, as you might remember, and one of it is. A couple of things about our company, our vision, our long term values. So here's an example of how you might be able to use low cuisine with Notion. You could say something like what what are our long term values at Locust Live? And because this is hooked into our Notion workspace, it's going to be able to quickly double check all of the content that it's got access to, Notion documents included, and then it's going to be able to answer our questions and. Gives you a QikLink to the source document where it found the answer. And you could also use our find commands find as a quick way for you to find where your data is across all the different data sources that you've got. If you're like me, you forget a lot of times where something might be, so you can just quickly type in something like. A quick search term and Locust will look through all of your documents for you. This particular term I just typed in for our article creation playbook is something I use on a weekly basis. Basically a playbook I've put together on how to use AI to write blog articles about Locus of itself. So this is our new Notion integration. If you're interested in using something like this for your own company, or you might be interested in using other data sources, please reach out. We're always happy to chat, and we are. Integrating with companies now and giving folks a big discount off of our implementation and onboarding fee in 2024. Thanks a lot, have a good one.