The Ultimate Guide to Accounts Receivable Automation for Wholesale and Distribution
When should you automate AR? What actually changes? And how do you get started without disrupting your business? This guide answers all three questions with real data, practical workflows, and honest tool comparisons.
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It's Monday morning, 7:45 AM. You're sitting in your office at the warehouse, staring at an aging report that shows $300k in outstanding receivables. Thirty-eight invoices are past 60 days. Twelve customers haven't paid in over 90 days. Your finance manager is asking for another AR coordinator because "we can't keep up." Your operations manager needs to order $150,000 in inventory for the spring season, but you're not sure if the cash will be there when the supplier invoice comes due.
Meanwhile, you're operating on 8% margins in a business where every percentage point counts. You extended Net 30 terms to your retail customers, but they're actually paying in 48 days on average. Some take 60 or 70 days without even a courtesy call. You've tried calling, emailing, sending statements. Nothing changes. The cycle just repeats.
Sound familiar? You're not alone. 52.3% of wholesale and distribution companies identify late payments as their primary cash flow challenge. The average wholesale distributor experiences Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) of 45-60 days, well beyond the Net 30 terms they offer. And with profit margins ranging from just 3-30% depending on your sector, these payment delays aren't just annoying. They're existential threats to your working capital and growth trajectory.
You might have heard of accounts receivable automation. AR Automation reduces late paymentswith proven processes that thousands of wholesale distributors have successfully implemented. The question isn't whether automation works (the data is clear: it does). The real questions are: When should you automate? What actually changes when you do? And how do you get started?
This guide answers all three with real numbers, practical workflows, and honest tool comparisons. No fluff, no hype. Just the information you need to make an informed decision for your wholesale business.
What You'll Learn in This Guide
- When to automate: The exact invoice volume thresholds where automation delivers positive ROI (with real cost breakdowns)
- What changes: Side-by-side comparison of manual vs. automated workflows, plus key features that matter for wholesale
- How to get started: Step-by-step implementation roadmap plus objective tool comparisons (Xero built-in, Zendu, Chaser, Tesorio, HighRadius)
Part 1: When Should Wholesale Distributors Automate Accounts Receivable?
Let's start with the most important question: when does AR automation actually make financial sense for your wholesale business? The answer isn't "eventually" or "when you can afford it." There's a specific inflection point where the math shifts decisively in favor of automation.
The Real Cost of Manual AR Management
Most wholesale distributors dramatically underestimate what manual accounts receivable actually costs. You see the AR coordinator's salary, maybe $55,000 to $65,000 annually, and think that's your baseline. But that's just the beginning.
True Cost Per Invoice (Manual Processing):
- Labor cost (data entry, tracking, follow-up):$6.50
- Communication costs (phone, email, postage):$1.28
- Error correction and reconciliation:$1.00
- Average cost per invoice:$8.78
Here's what that means at scale: if you're processing 15,000 invoices annually, you're spending $131,700 per year just on invoice processing and collections. That doesn't even include the opportunity cost of delayed cash flow or the headcount constraints that limit your growth.
The Cost of AR Automation
In contrast, here's what automation costs for small to mid-market wholesale distributors:
One-Time Implementation Costs:
- Software setup and integration:$10,000 - $50,000
- Data migration and cleanup:$5,000 - $15,000
- Staff training:$2,000 - $5,000
Ongoing Annual Costs:
- Software subscription (volume-dependent):$5,000 - $60,000/year
- Processing cost per invoice:$1.77
- Error rate:0.5-1.5%
Notice the critical difference: automation costs scale sublinearly with volume. While doubling your invoice volume requires doubling your AR staff, the same automation platform might only see a 30-40% cost increase.
The Break-Even Point: Where Automation Makes Financial Sense
So when does the math tip in favor of automation? Based on analysis of thousands of implementations, the break-even point occurs between 5,000 and 7,500 invoices annually. Beyond 10,000 invoices, automation delivers compounding returns that manual processes simply can't match.
| Annual Invoice Volume | Manual Cost | Automation Cost | Net Impact | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1,000-2,500 | $8,780-$21,950 | $41,770-$44,425 | -$32,990 to -$22,475 | Manual viable - automation too expensive |
| 5,000 | $43,900 | $48,850 | -$4,950 | Break-even zone - monitor growth trajectory |
| 7,500-10,000 | $65,850-$87,800 | $53,275-$57,700 | +$12,575-$30,100 | Automation threshold - ROI begins |
| 15,000 | $131,700 | $66,550 | +$65,150 | Strong automation case - clear advantages |
| 30,000+ | $263,400+ | $93,100+ | +$170,300+ | Automation essential - manual unsustainable |
Cost Comparison: Manual vs Automation by Invoice Volume
This chart illustrates how manual costs (red) scale linearly with invoice volume, while automation costs (green) scale sublinearly. The intersection point represents the break-even threshold where automation becomes cost-effective.
Wholesale-Specific Considerations
For wholesale distributors specifically, several factors can push the automation threshold even lower than 7,500 invoices:
Bulk Payment Complexity
If you receive frequent bulk payments from retail chains covering multiple invoices, the manual matching process is extremely time-consuming. One distributor reported spending 6-8 hours weekly just reconciling bulk ACH payments. Automation with AI-powered cash application pays for itself quickly in these scenarios.
Seasonal Cash Flow Volatility
Wholesale businesses often face seasonal demand spikes (holidays, back-to-school, summer construction season). Manual AR processes can't scale quickly to handle 2-3x normal invoice volume. Automation handles peak periods without adding temporary staff.
Working Capital Constraints
Operating on 3-10% margins means every day of DSO reduction translates directly to cash you can deploy. A 15-day DSO improvement on $5M in annual receivables frees up over $200,000 in working capital. That's inventory you can stock, supplier discounts you can take advantage of, or growth investments you can fund.
Diverse Customer Base
If you serve everyone from small independent retailers to large chain stores, you need different collection approaches for each segment. VIP customers might get gentle reminders, while chronic late payers need firmer language and automated late fees. Manual processes can't consistently deliver this segmentation at scale.
Key takeaway: If you're processing 7,500+ invoices annually, automation delivers measurable positive ROI. If you're between 5,000-7,500 invoices with wholesale-specific complexity (bulk payments, seasonality, thin margins), automation may make sense even earlier. Modern platforms like Zendu have made AR automation accessible at price points that work for distributors in this range, typically under $100/month compared to enterprise platforms starting at $2,500+/month.
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Understanding the ROI is one thing. But what actually changes when you automate accounts receivable? Let's walk through the complete transformation, starting with how most wholesale distributors operate today.
Manual vs Automated AR Workflow Comparison
Here's a side-by-side comparison of how accounts receivable works manually versus with automation. The differences are dramatic:
| AR Workflow Step | Manual Process | Automated Process |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Invoice Creation | 30-60 minutes per batch
| Instant
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| 2. Invoice Delivery | 2-5 days
| Minutes
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| 3. Payment Follow-Up | 14+ hours per week
| Fully Automated
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| 4. Payment Processing | 1-3 days per payment
| Real-Time
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| 5. Month-End Close | 3-5 days
| Hours, not days
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Total Time Investment Comparison
Key Features That Matter for Wholesale Distribution
Not all AR automation platforms are created equal. For wholesale distributors specifically, these features make the difference between a tool that works and one that falls short:
Customer-Segmented Automation
Your VIP retail chain that places $50K orders monthly deserves different treatment than the small convenience store that's 60 days overdue for the third time. Effective AR automation lets you create customer segments (by revenue, payment history, industry, geography) and apply different reminder schedules, messaging tone, and escalation paths to each segment.
Why it matters: One-size-fits-all reminders damage relationships with good customers and don't motivate bad customers to change behavior.
Email from Your Company Domain
Automated reminders should come from your company email address (ar@yourcompany.com), not a generic third-party domain. This maintains your brand identity, improves email deliverability (less likely to land in spam), and builds trust with customers.
Why it matters: Customers are more likely to open and respond to emails from recognized senders. Generic automation platforms often have poor deliverability because their domains get flagged as spam.
Automated Late Fees and Early Payment Discounts
Most wholesale distributors have late fee policies in their terms and conditions but rarely enforce them because manual application is too time-consuming. Similarly, they offer early payment discounts (2/10 Net 30) that go unused because customers forget. Automation applies both consistently and automatically.
Why it matters: Financial incentives only work when they're consistently enforced. Automated late fees create accountability, while automated early payment discount reminders can accelerate cash flow by 10-15 days.
Customer Self-Service Portal
Give your customers a portal where they can log in anytime to view all outstanding invoices, download copies, see payment history, and make payments. This reduces inbound phone calls and emails to your AR team ("Can you resend invoice 12345?" "What's my account balance?" "Which invoices are still outstanding?").
Why it matters: One distributor reported 40% reduction in AR-related customer inquiries after launching a self-service portal. That's 6-8 hours per week your team isn't spending on administrative requests.
AR Metrics and AI-Driven Insights
Real-time dashboards showing DSO, aging buckets, collection effectiveness, and cash flow projections are table stakes. Advanced platforms add predictive analytics: which customers are likely to pay late based on historical patterns, which collection strategies work best for different customer types, and forecasted cash inflows for the next 30/60/90 days.
Why it matters: You can't improve what you don't measure. AI-powered insights help you proactively adjust credit terms, prioritize collection efforts, and make better business decisions.
Recurring Statement of Account
Automatically send monthly or weekly statements showing all outstanding invoices, recent payments, and current balance. This keeps your business top-of-mind with customers and provides a regular reminder of what they owe without aggressive collection language.
Why it matters: Regular statements reduce disputes ("I didn't know about that invoice") and maintain professional communication rhythm.
Why Xero's Built-In Reminders Fall Short for Wholesale
If you're using Xero (and many wholesale distributors do), you might be wondering: "But Xero already has invoice reminders. Why do I need a separate AR automation tool?"
It's a fair question. Xero is excellent accounting software. It handles bookkeeping, financial reporting, and basic invoicing beautifully. But when it comes to accounts receivable automation specifically for wholesale distribution, it has significant limitations:
Xero's AR Limitations for Wholesale Distributors:
- Maximum 5 reminder templates: You can't customize reminder frequency or tone per customer segment. Every customer gets the same treatment, whether they're a VIP account or a chronic late payer.
- Email deliverability issues: Reminders sent from generic Xero domains often land in spam folders, reducing open rates by 40-60%. You can't send from your own company domain.
- No customer portal: Customers can't view all invoices, payment history, or pay multiple invoices in one transaction. Every interaction requires manual email back-and-forth.
- No automated late fees or early payment discounts: You have to manually apply late fees and early payment discount incentives. This inconsistency undermines your payment terms and leaves money on the table.
- Limited metrics and no AI insights: Basic aging reports are available, but no predictive analytics about which customers are likely to pay late, no optimization of collection strategies, and no cash flow forecasting based on payment patterns.
- No bulk payment intelligence: When a retail chain sends one payment covering 15 invoices, Xero can't automatically match it. Your team manually reconciles every line item.
To be clear: Xero isn't bad at AR. It's just not specialized for wholesale distribution. For businesses processing under 3,000 invoices annually with simple payment structures, Xero's built-in reminders work fine. But as volume grows and complexity increases (bulk payments, customer segmentation, seasonal fluctuations), these limitations become expensive bottlenecks.
This is where specialized AR automation platforms that integrate with Xero (rather than replacing it) provide real value. You keep Xero for what it does best (accounting, financial reporting, general ledger) while layering on dedicated AR automation for collections, payment processing, and cash flow optimization.
Real-World Results: Case Studies from Wholesale Distributors
TireHub: 200 Hours Saved Weekly Through AR Automation
Challenge: TireHub, a distribution logistics company serving Goodyear and Bridgestone customers, faced significant inefficiencies with manual billing and payment processes. They were printing and mailing invoices, relying heavily on paper-based processes, and working with 9 contractors to support AR activities. Only 11% of payments were automated, and the team spent substantial time on manual cash application and customer inquiries.
Solution: TireHub implemented Versapay's accounts receivable automation solution, including digital invoicing and a customer self-service portal. This allowed customers to access invoices and statements in real-time, make payments electronically, and reduced reliance on manual processes. The system integrated directly with their Epicor ERP system for automatic payment application.
Results: TireHub saved 200 hours weekly by reducing contractors from 9 to 4. Payment automation grew from 11% to 54% (a 391% increase), and the value of severely overdue accounts decreased by nearly 50%. Within 18 months, 50% of customers paying on terms were actively using the platform.
Source: Versapay Case Study - TireHub
Würth Canada: 75% Reduction in AR Time with Mobile Check Processing
Challenge: Würth Canada, serving 40,000 customers across the country, faced high costs and time-consuming processes in collecting and processing check payments. Sales representatives collected checks in the field and sent them via courier to the head office, incurring significant expenses and delays in cash application.
Solution: The company adopted Versapay's mobile check deposit and advanced cash application solutions. This enabled sales reps to deposit checks remotely using mobile devices, streamlining the collection process and reducing the need for physical courier services while maintaining security and compliance.
Results: Würth Canada reduced time spent on accounts receivable by 75% and saved between $10,000 and $15,000 CAD per month in courier fees. Sales representatives gained more time to focus on customer interactions, enhancing overall productivity and customer service quality.
Part 3: How to Get Started with AR Automation
You understand the ROI. You can see what changes operationally. Now let's talk about how to actually implement AR automation in your wholesale business without disrupting current operations.
Step 1: Analyze Your Current Workflow
Before you evaluate tools, you need to understand your current state. Spend a week documenting your actual AR processes:
Questions to Answer:
- How many invoices do you process monthly/annually?
- What's your current DSO? (Calculate it: Outstanding Receivables / (Annual Revenue / 365))
- How many hours per week does your AR team spend on manual follow-up?
- What percentage of payments arrive via check, ACH, wire transfer, credit card?
- How often do you receive bulk payments covering multiple invoices?
- What's your aging breakdown? (Current, 30-60 days, 60-90 days, 90+ days)
- How many FTEs work in AR? What do they spend their time on?
- What are your biggest pain points? (late payments, reconciliation, customer disputes, etc.)
This baseline assessment helps you calculate ROI accurately and communicate the business case to stakeholders. It also helps vendors understand your specific needs and recommend appropriate solutions.
Step 2: Determine Your Invoice Volume and Growth Trajectory
AR automation is a multi-year investment. Don't just think about where you are today. Consider where you'll be in 2-3 years:
- Current annual invoice volume: _________
- Expected annual growth rate: _________%
- Projected volume in 3 years: _________
- Customer concentration: Many small customers or few large customers?
- Payment complexity: Simple full payments or frequent bulk/partial payments with deductions?
Why this matters: You don't want to choose a tool you'll outgrow in 18 months. Conversely, you don't want to pay for enterprise features you won't use for years. Match your tool selection to your current needs plus reasonable growth headroom.
Step 3: Calculate Your Target ROI
Use this simple framework to calculate what AR automation could deliver for your specific business:
ROI Calculation Worksheet:
Current Manual Costs:
Annual invoices × $8.78 = $________ (processing cost)
AR team salary costs = $________ (total compensation)
Total Manual Cost = $________
Estimated Automation Costs:
Annual invoices × $1.77 = $________ (processing cost)
Software subscription = $________ (annual fee)
Implementation (year 1 only) = $________ (one-time)
Total Automation Cost (Year 1) = $________
Year 1 Net Savings:
Manual Cost - Automation Cost = $________
Additional Benefits:
DSO reduction (15 days typical) × Daily revenue = $________ working capital freed
Opportunity cost of freed capital (8% annual return) = $________ annual value
Step 4: Compare AR Automation Tools
Not all AR automation platforms are right for wholesale distribution. Here's an objective comparison of five options, organized by business size and needs:
| Tool | Best For | Pricing | Key Features | Wholesale Fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xero Built-in | Under 1,000 invoices/year, very simple payment structures | Included with Xero subscription | Basic reminders (5 templates max), simple invoice tracking, aging reports | Limited – you'll outgrow quickly as volume increases or payment complexity grows |
| Zendu | 5,000-25,000 invoices, Xero users, wholesale distributors | Under $100/month | Customer segmentation, custom domain emails, customer portal, AI insights, automated late fees/early discounts | Strong – specifically designed for this segment with wholesale-relevant features at accessible pricing |
| Chaser | 3,000-15,000 invoices, UK/EU focus | $200-1,000/month | Automated collections, good Xero/QuickBooks integration, multi-currency support | Good – especially strong for UK wholesale market, solid feature set but higher price point than Zendu |
| Tesorio | 10,000-50,000 invoices, high-growth tech/distribution companies | $2,500+/month | Cash flow forecasting, AI collections, advanced analytics, ERP integrations | Good for larger scale – excellent cash flow visibility features but pricing makes it impractical below 15,000 invoices |
| HighRadius | 50,000+ invoices, enterprise wholesale/distribution operations | $100K+/year | Full order-to-cash automation, enterprise-grade security, dedicated support, custom integrations | Best for enterprise – the gold standard but pricing and complexity make it overkill for small to mid-market distributors |
Objective Guidance by Invoice Volume:
- Under 5,000 invoices: Xero's built-in tools may suffice if your growth is slow and payment structures are simple. Consider dedicated AR automation if you have complex bulk payments or aggressive growth plans.
- 5,000-15,000 invoices: Zendu or Chaser depending on geography and budget. Zendu offers the best value for Xero users globally, while Chaser has strong UK/EU presence.
- 15,000-50,000 invoices: Tesorio or Zendu depending on complexity needs and budget. If cash flow forecasting and advanced analytics are critical, Tesorio's higher price may be justified. Otherwise Zendu handles this volume effectively.
- 50,000+ invoices: HighRadius or similar enterprise platforms. At this scale you need dedicated account management, custom integrations, and enterprise-grade features.
Step 5: Set Realistic Expectations
AR automation delivers significant benefits, but it's not instant magic. Here's what to realistically expect:
Realistic Implementation Timeline and Results:
- Implementation timeline: 2-4 weeks from contract signing to go-live. This includes data migration, integration setup, workflow configuration, and team training.
- Payback period: 6-9 months on average (IDC study of AR automation users). Wholesale distributors at the high end of invoice volume (15,000+) often see payback in 3-4 months.
- DSO improvement: 15-25% reduction realistic in first 6 months. If you're currently at 55-day DSO, expect to reach 42-47 days after full adoption and optimization.
- Team productivity: 30-50% time savings after the adoption curve. First month might only show 10-15% savings as team learns the system and adjusts workflows.
- Full results timeline: Plan for 8-12 weeks to see full results. The first month is setup and learning. Months 2-3 are optimization. By month 4 you should see meaningful DSO improvement and team efficiency gains.
The biggest mistake wholesale distributors make is expecting overnight transformation. AR automation is powerful, but it requires proper setup, team adoption, and continuous optimization. Set expectations accordingly with your CFO and AR team.
Step 6: Plan Your Implementation
Once you've selected a tool, follow this proven implementation approach to minimize disruption:
Week 1-2: Setup and Configuration
- Connect AR automation platform to Xero or your accounting system
- Import customer data, payment history, and outstanding invoices
- Create customer segments (VIP, standard, problematic, new)
- Configure reminder schedules and email templates for each segment
- Set up late fee and early payment discount rules
- Train your AR team on the platform (plan 4-6 hours of training)
Week 3-4: Pilot Launch
- Start with a pilot group of 20-30 customers (mix of large and small, good and problematic payers)
- Run automated reminders alongside manual processes initially (safety net)
- Monitor results closely: open rates, response rates, payment timing
- Gather feedback from customers receiving automated reminders
- Adjust messaging, timing, or segmentation based on pilot results
Week 5-8: Full Rollout
- Expand to all customers once pilot shows positive results
- Notify customers about the new payment portal and automated reminders (optional but recommended)
- Phase out manual reminder processes gradually
- Monitor key metrics: DSO, aging buckets, collection rates, team time savings
- Hold weekly check-ins with vendor to troubleshoot issues
Month 3+: Optimization
- Analyze which reminder strategies work best for different customer types
- Refine customer segments based on payment behavior patterns
- Test different messaging approaches (A/B testing reminder templates)
- Review AI insights and predictions, adjust credit policies accordingly
- Redeploy saved AR team time to strategic activities (credit analysis, customer relationship management)
Final Thoughts: Making the Right Decision for Your Wholesale Business
Accounts receivable automation isn't about replacing your AR team with robots. It's about freeing your team from repetitive, low-value tasks so they can focus on strategic activities that require human judgment: building customer relationships, analyzing payment trends, managing credit risk, and optimizing cash flow.
The data is compelling: 52.3% of wholesale distributors struggle with late payments, average DSO sits at 48 days on Net-30 terms, and manual AR processes cost $8.78 per invoice compared to $1.77 with automation. For wholesale distributors processing 7,500+ invoices annually, the ROI is clear and measurable. Payback typically occurs in 6-9 months, with ongoing savings of $50,000 to $500,000+ annually depending on volume.
But perhaps more important than the cost savings is the strategic advantage. Predictable cash flow lets you negotiate better terms with suppliers, stock inventory for seasonal peaks without cash flow anxiety, and invest in growth initiatives with confidence. Your AR team becomes a strategic asset rather than an administrative cost center. You make better credit decisions based on data rather than gut feel.
The opportunity cost of waiting compounds over time. Every month of delay is another month of:
- • Slower collections extending your DSO by 25-40%
- • Manual processing costing $8.78 per invoice instead of $1.77
- • Your AR team spending 80% of their time on data entry instead of strategic work
- • Poor cash flow visibility forcing conservative business decisions
- • Working capital tied up in receivables instead of funding growth
If you're processing 7,500+ invoices annually with typical wholesale complexity (bulk payments, customer segmentation needs, seasonal fluctuations), AR automation should be on your roadmap for the next 6-12 months. The math works. The technology is proven. The question isn't whether to automate. It's when and with which platform.
Start by documenting your current workflow and calculating your specific ROI using the frameworks in this guide. Talk to 2-3 vendors that match your size and needs. Ask for wholesale distributor references. Run a pilot before full commitment. And set realistic expectations with stakeholders about implementation timeline and payback period.
Your competitors are automating. Your customers expect professional, consistent communication. Your CFO needs better cash flow visibility. Your AR team deserves to spend time on meaningful work rather than manual data entry.
The best time to automate AR was two years ago. The second best time is today.
Frequently Asked Questions About AR Automation for Wholesale Distribution
When should wholesale distributors automate accounts receivable?
Wholesale distributors should automate AR when processing 7,500+ invoices annually. Below 5,000 invoices, manual processes may be more cost-effective. Between 5,000-7,500 invoices, automation makes sense if you have complex bulk payments, seasonal fluctuations, or thin profit margins (under 10%).
What's the typical ROI for AR automation in wholesale distribution?
Wholesale distributors typically see 250-400% ROI within the first year. At 15,000 invoices annually, automation saves $65,150 compared to manual processing. Additional benefits include 15-25% DSO reduction, 85% time savings on repetitive tasks, and improved cash flow predictability.
How does AR automation integrate with Xero for wholesale businesses?
AR automation platforms like Zendu integrate directly with Xero, automatically syncing invoices, customer data, and payment information. This eliminates manual data entry while maintaining Xero's accounting functionality. The automation handles collections and reminders while Xero manages bookkeeping and financial reporting.
What features matter most for wholesale distribution AR automation?
Key features include customer segmentation (VIP vs. standard accounts), automated late fees and early payment discounts, bulk payment matching, customer self-service portals, and AI-powered cash flow forecasting. Email delivery from your company domain and mobile-friendly invoices are also essential for professional communication.
How long does AR automation implementation take for wholesale distributors?
Implementation typically takes 2-4 weeks from contract signing to go-live. This includes data migration, Xero integration setup, workflow configuration, and team training. Full results are usually visible within 8-12 weeks as the system optimizes based on your specific customer payment patterns.
Can AR automation handle bulk payments from retail chains?
Yes, modern AR automation platforms use AI-powered cash application to automatically match bulk payments covering multiple invoices. This reduces manual reconciliation time from hours to minutes and handles complex payment scenarios common in wholesale distribution, such as partial payments with deductions.
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