Matteo De renzi5:13
We have clients in the U.S. And we have what we call a playbook for launch. We're actually launching in the U.S. now, literally in these days, which is pretty exciting. So we normally start by first building this transportation grid of partners that are ready to accept orders from our clients. That's step number one, and that's what we have done in the last few months despite the pandemic. And today we already have on our platform more than 1,700 fleets all over the world, up to 3 million drivers. So it gives you a sense of the scale and potential. Then next step, we start bringing international traffic, roaming, which fortunately since November 8th is possible again. We've already seen an incredible surge of demand from people landing from UK, rest of Europe, Israel, and Russia to the U.S. Then the third step is when a very large enterprise of ours starts adopting our solution locally, like a big bank, consulting firm, or law firm that is a client in UK, Israel, Russia, and they start using our solution also for their New York, Denver, or San Francisco offices. Then the last step, we will start helping local American companies with local needs to optimize their spend. We don't come to disrupt, we come to organize and help.