today we're going to be showcasing the new and improved SWOOD Report version three. Since version two, we've made a whole host of changes based on client feedback and real world industry requirements. And over the next few minutes, I'll be taking you through the top new features and improvements that can be found in the new version, and how they can be used to streamline your reporting output. So first up is customizability. This version of the report has been completely rebuilt from the ground up, meaning it can now offer unparalleled customization capabilities. No longer you boxed into a static list of pages with limited changeable items and V3 new pages can be added and customized to suit the precise needs of your company. The new grid format allows information to be displayed on a page in movable and sizable cells. This is both easy to understand for the end user and easy to design to show just the information that's relevant to your processes on each page. In addition, new icon types have been introduced to better communicate information such as grain direction and edge band location, and the new interactive tick cross indicator allows for easy tracking of panel information, such as whether they've been damaged and need to be rerun. This information can then be grouped into a table and exported. Another new addition is conditional filtering. Any label, set or table in the report, such as the panel list here, can be filtered by a variety of information like material size or a specific custom property found in the file. If a filter is used often, it can be saved as a new page to allow for easy access. Also, buttons can be added to split your table into different categories, allowing only relevant rows to be exported or printed. Profiles give you the ability to control the visibility of pages for different end users, allowing different departments to only see the information that's relevant to them. For example, in this report, there's a separate profile for the shop floor to use, which filters the report down to a list of programs to run on the CNC, a picking list page of items and quantities, and a page for labels to be checked and printed. In addition, print groups can be defined to allow different subsets of report pages to be printed at the click of a button. This ensures consistency and removes the need to spend time printing and combining individual pages. If multiple outputs are needed. E drawings files for frames and panels are now generated when the report is run, and are embedded directly within the HTML file. This allows the design to be explored in 3D on any device, and tools such as measure and section view can be used to gather data and information about each panel, without the need to refer back to the SolidWorks files. Finally, improvements have been made to the back end of the reporting system, allowing the data generation step to run up to ten times faster than in V2. In this large layout assembly of just over a thousand components, the report version three runs 20s faster than it did in V2. This translates to a time improvement of 25%, meaning less time spent waiting around and more time spent designing. For more information or to arrange an upgrade to the new version of the SWOOD report, please give us a ring or send us an email using the details on screen now.