Yeah, so as I said, we have our FOs or product managers, they do not come from the technical background, so for technicalities of the issue or how we have resolved that issue or how we have implemented the code, like code wise they do not, they cannot understand, so in order to like get approvals for the release or like in order to, what I can say, release our code, release our application, we need to get approval from them by explaining them like how we have found the issue, how we have resolved the issue in a layman language, in a non-technical language, so yeah, we need to explain them our technical implementation into non-technical language, in layman language, by doing meeting or showing them the before, yeah, so to explain them in detail, what we need to do is, we need to like reproduce the issue, take, collect evidence like this was the issue, after fix, this issue was resolved, so we need to again collect the working evidence and then compare it to, show it to them and by doing comparison, he is able to understand that the issue is actually resolved, now this conversation is going in the meeting, ongoing in the meeting, so after meeting, we need to share MOM, like minutes of meeting, what we have discussed, what all are the discussion points to keep track that we have discussed this issue, we have discussed this point also to make sure that the other person in the meeting is also on the same page that we had, so yeah, so in order to ensure that the understanding is matched or not, we need to share the discussion points or we need to send the MOM, so it is a actually, it is the way that by following which we are explaining our technical complexities to non-technical person and also if they have some questions, then we need to answer them accordingly, yeah.
