NASDAQ:CXDO Crexendo Q2 2024 Earnings Report $9.66 -0.23 (-2.33%) Closing price 05/18/2026 04:00 PM EasternExtended Trading$9.71 +0.05 (+0.52%) As of 05/18/2026 07:53 PM Eastern Extended trading is trading that happens on electronic markets outside of regular trading hours. This is a fair market value extended hours price provided by Massive. Learn more. ProfileEarnings HistoryForecast Crexendo EPS ResultsActual EPS$0.04Consensus EPS N/ABeat/MissN/AOne Year Ago EPSN/ACrexendo Revenue ResultsActual Revenue$12.67 millionExpected RevenueN/ABeat/MissN/AYoY Revenue GrowthN/ACrexendo Announcement DetailsQuarterQ2 2024Date8/14/2024TimeAfter Market ClosesConference Call DateN/AConference Call TimeN/AUpcoming EarningsCrexendo's Q2 2026 earnings is estimated for Tuesday, August 4, 2026, based on past reporting schedules, with a conference call scheduled at 4:30 PM ET. Check back for transcripts, audio, and key financial metrics as they become available.Conference Call ResourcesConference Call AudioConference Call TranscriptPress Release (8-K)Quarterly Report (10-Q)Earnings HistoryCompany ProfilePowered by Crexendo Q2 2024 Earnings Call TranscriptProvided by QuartrAugust 6, 2024 ShareLink copied to clipboard.Key Takeaways Q2 revenue rose 16% year-over-year to $14.7 million and net income jumped 220% as Crexendo marked its fourth consecutive GAAP‐profitable quarter. Software Solutions revenue climbed 35% year-over-year to $5.3 million with gross margins at 73%, driven by new licensees, upsells and opportunities from Cisco and Microsoft platform exits. Backlog surged 39% to $71.2 million— including $24.0 million already scheduled for 2025—providing strong visibility into future revenue. Migration from the legacy Classic platform to the VIP system on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is underway and now expected to complete in Q1 2025, aiming to improve agility and reduce data center costs. International operations, led by the London office, are gaining traction with a growing pipeline across Europe and the Pacific Rim, though they remain a smaller revenue component. AI Generated. May Contain Errors.Conference Call Audio Live Call not available Earnings Conference CallCrexendo Q2 202400:00 / 00:00Speed:1x1.25x1.5x2xTranscript SectionsPresentationParticipantsPresentationSkip to Participants Operator00:00:00Greetings, and welcome to the Crexendo Incorporated Second Quarter 2024 earnings call. At this time, all participants are on a listen-only mode, and a question-and-answer session will follow the formal presentation. If anyone should require operator assistance during today's conference, please press star zero on your telephone keypad. Please note, this conference is being recorded. I will now turn the conference over to your host, Mr. Jeff Korn, CEO of Crexendo Incorporated. Sir, you may begin. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:00:37Thank you, Ollie, and good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to Crexendo's Q2 2024 conference call. I'm, as Ollie just said, Jeff Korn, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Crexendo. On the call with me today are Doug Gaylor, our President and COO, Ron Vincent, our CFO, Jon Brinton, our CRO, and Anand Buch, our CSO. In a moment, Jon will read our Safe Harbor statement. After that, I will give some brief comments on our performance for Q2 and a discussion of what I see happening with the business. Ron will then provide more detail on the numbers before handing the call over to Doug to provide a business and sales update. After that, we will open the call up to questions. Jon, would you please read the Safe Harbor statement? Jon BrintonChief Revenue Officer at Crexendo00:01:20Thank you, Jeff. I want to take this opportunity to remind listeners that this call will contain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 provides a safe harbor for such forward-looking statements. All statements made in this conference call, other than statements of historical fact, are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, words like believe, expect, anticipate, estimate, will, and other similar statements of expectation identifying forward-looking statements. Investors should be aware that any forward-looking statements are based on assumptions and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those discussed here today. Jon BrintonChief Revenue Officer at Crexendo00:02:14These risk factors are explained in detail in the company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including the Form 10-K for fiscal year ended December 31, 2023, and the Forms 10-Q as filed. Crexendo does not undertake any obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise. I'd now like to turn the call back to Jeff. Jeff? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:02:45Thank you, Jon. I'm thrilled to share the outstanding results and strategic direction that highlight our most successful quarter yet as a technology telecom company. Let's dive right into our highlights. This quarter, we exceeded both our internal expectations as well as those of our analysts. I won't step on Ron's thunder, but our revenue number of $14.7 million, up 16% year-over-year, and our net income up 220% year-over-year, is, in a word, remarkable. Crexendo maintained a streak of achieving GAAP profitability for the fourth consecutive quarter, which is only due to the hard work and dedication of everyone in the room with me, as well as the entire Crexendo team. I cannot tell you how lucky I consider myself to work every day with this tremendously talented team. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:03:40Everyone at Crexendo is focused on driving shareholder value, but also making sure we have the world's best technology for our wonderful licensees and our direct customers. It's been a remarkable period of growth and achievement, signaling a bright future ahead. However, our philosophy remains rooted in continuous improvement. While it might be tempting to rest on our laurels, we recognize that satisfaction can breed complacency, and we are committed to pushing the boundaries further. We have made significant strides in refining our teams and reporting structures. Through these enhancements in staffing, processes, and responsibilities, our organization is becoming more agile and effective. This ongoing endeavor is crucial as we adapt to the evolving market demands. A key factor in this quarter's success has been the increased efficiency of our customer support team. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:04:37We've seen improved installation and response time, and we remain committed to elevating our service levels even further. These enhancements directly contributed to our strong performance metrics this quarter. We work every day to improve our operations. We have done an excellent job of improving margins. Part of this is improvements in pricing and the mix of sales, particularly in the MSP market, and also de-emphasizing low-margin, high-labor transactions. We also work very diligently on our top-line revenue, and the results in both of those speak for themselves. On our technology front, our migration schedule from our legacy Classic Platform to the VIP Platform has been slower than anticipated, as we are taking extraordinary measures to assure a smooth migration, particularly with our larger accounts. We have customers that have custom requirements and rightfully demand precision. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:05:38While this has delayed some processes, ensuring these migrations are seamless is paramount for retaining such valuable customers. I think a reasonable timeline is that the migration should be completed during Q1 2025. However, there is no room for error, so completing it perfectly is the goal. We have invested heavily in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for our next-generation hosted services and NetSuite for our internal accounting needs.... Make no mistake, these are long-term investments in our future. A more robust accounting system is necessary for our now almost completely integrated company and to integrate future acquisitions. Using OCI is important as it provides the most advanced hosting infrastructure in the industry and will improve turn-up times and deployment options for some of our larger customers and customers we are attempting to attract. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:06:35OCI will also allow us to focus on what we do best, and that's developing our technology and services rather than managing data centers. While these investments have a cost associated with them, without corresponding savings, they are necessary for our evolution and long-term profitability. We are fully intending to remain GAAP profitable even while making these investments in our long-term future. Our software solutions division is growing rapidly and should be poised for substantial growth. We are the third-largest platform provider in the United States, and we are well-positioned to capitalize on market opportunities, particularly as numbers one and two competitors, Cisco and Microsoft, deprecate certain services and phase out other services. However, we face stiff competition from other players. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:07:30It is essential for our long-term success to continue to invest in the platform, so that we can expand our services and be able to meet the needs of every customer, from the SMB market to the enterprise market. The future is really tremendously exciting, and we must capitalize on these substantial opportunities. Internationally, we continue to see significant potential, especially in Europe, where cloud communications are less prevalent. Our London office is gaining traction, and we anticipate strong growth in both Europe and the Pacific Rim. I am genuinely very pleased with our results of the European operations and the strong pipeline of opportunities that we have there. On the acquisition front, we remain cautious about high multiples driven by private equity, but are constantly looking for strategic opportunities that align with our financial strategies and shareholder expectations. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:08:28We will only do deals that make strategic sense and can be quickly accretive. In conclusion, our future looks incredibly promising. I am more optimistic than ever about our prospects. With continued focus on strategic execution, we are poised to further enhance our market position and shareholder value. Thank you for your ongoing commitment and support. We look forward to continual growth and achievements, and with that, I'll now turn the call over to Ron for more details on the financial numbers. Ron? Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:09:03Thank you, Jeff. Good afternoon, everyone. As Jeff mentioned, we had a wonderful quarter, with total revenue for the quarter up 16% to $14.7 million, compared to $12.7 million for the second quarter of the prior year. Our service revenue increased 10% to $8.1 million, compared to $7.3 million in the second quarter of the prior year. Software solutions revenue for the quarter increased 35% to $5.3 million, compared to $3.9 million for the second quarter of the prior year. Our product revenue decreased 10% to $1.3 million, compared to $1.4 million for the second quarter of the prior year, as we continue to focus on higher gross margin product offerings. Consolidated gross margins for the quarter were 63%. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:09:53That's compared to 58% for the second quarter of the prior year. Our software solutions gross margins for the quarter were 73%. That's compared to 67% for the second quarter of the prior year. Our telecom service segment gross margins for the quarter were 58%. That's compared to 55% in the second quarter of the prior year. That's driven by service revenue gross margins of 60%. That's up from 58% in the second quarter of the prior year, and our product, product margins increased to 46% from 38% in the second quarter of the prior year. Operating expenses increased 7% to $14.1 million, compared to $13.2 million for the second quarter of the prior year. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:10:40To put this into perspective, we have added 12.5 FTEs and 10 outsourced resources compared to the second quarter of the prior year. So as we continue to invest in our product and our services, net income of $588,000 for the quarter. That's $0.02 per basic and diluted common share, compared to a net loss of $544,000 and $0.02 loss per basic and diluted common share for the second quarter of the prior year. Non-GAAP net income was $2.1 million for the quarter. That's $0.08 per basic and $0.07 per diluted common share, compared to a non-GAAP net income of $1.1 million, or $0.04 per basic and diluted common share for the second quarter of the prior year. Our EBITDA for the quarter was $1.4 million. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:11:30That's compared to $383,000 for the second quarter of the prior year. And our Adjusted EBITDA for the quarter was $2.2 million. That's compared to $1.2 million for the second quarter of the prior year. Our cash balance at June 30th was $13.6 million. That's compared to $10.3 million at December 31st, 2023. Cash provided by operating activities for the six-month period of $2.5 million, compared to cash used for operating activities of $673,000 in the prior year. Cash used for investing activities for the six-month period was $0, and for the period, compared to $92,000 for the same period as the prior year.... Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:12:13Cash provided by financing activities was $778,000, compared to cash used for investing activities of $486,000 for the same period of the prior year. I will now turn it over to Doug Gaylor, our President and COO, for additional comments on sales and operations. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:12:31Thanks, Ron. Q2 was a great quarter for Crexendo, and I'm very pleased with our results for the quarter and for the first half of 2024. Our organic growth rate of 16% year-over-year in Q2, and 15% organic growth for the first half of the year, along with our fourth consecutive GAAP profitable quarter, were the direct result of our focus on growing the top line organically and managing the fundamentals of the business. Our strong GAAP net income of $588,000 for the quarter, or $0.02 a share, and our non-GAAP net income of $2.1 million for the quarter, or $0.08 a share, highlight that we are executing on our business plans extremely well. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:13:11This is our 23rd consecutive quarter with non-GAAP net income, and our results for the quarter continue to highlight our improvements in our processes, our procedures, and sales, as well as our success in managing costs and maximizing synergies from all of our business segments. These strong results also contributed to our strong positive cash flow for the quarter, with our cash position increased 223% year-over-year and 23% from the prior quarter. We continue to see significant organic growth in both segments of our business for the quarter. What is particularly exciting is that our software solutions segment achieved 35% organic growth, which propelled us to a combined 16% organic growth rate for the quarter, providing a solid indication that the continued strong demand for our products and services continues. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:14:00The 35% organic growth rate in our software solutions segment has us closing in on the 5 million user mark on our platform that I anticipate we should eclipse this quarter. The rapid growth we are experiencing on our platform is a combination of our existing licensees' continued success, together with strong new logos coming on board as they leave our largest two competitors, Cisco and Microsoft. Microsoft recently announced end of life of their Metaswitch MaX UC platform, and has signaled a retreat from their platform business with recent cuts in their Metaswitch division, fueling many opportunities for Crexendo. Our Crexendo licensees and agents continue to benefit from the rapid migration by small and mid-size and enterprise-level businesses to the cloud, and as our licensees continue to grow, they need additional services and increase their spend with Crexendo. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:14:51As Jeff previously mentioned, we continue to see strong demand for our software solutions internationally as well, and added two more new logos out of our U.K. office during the quarter. Our telecom services segment, including product revenue, grew at 7% organically for the quarter. We've made a conscious effort to focus less on low-margin product revenue, and thus our services portion for the segment reached double-digit growth at 10%, offset by the decline in product revenue growth. We continue to see strong demand for our offerings from our channel partners, and saw a 14% growth rate in sales for the quarter from our channel resellers, highlighted by a 41% growth in sales from our telecom service brokers, also known as master agents, and those numbers are up significantly compared to Q2 of 2023. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:15:41Our channel partners sell our services to their prospects and customers on a revenue share basis, and we continue to see nice growth from our existing channel partners. Our channel partners have strong relationships with us and have strong confidence in our solutions because of our 100% uptime guarantee and our best-in-class customer service and customer satisfaction results that continues to lead all of our competitors as the highest-ranked VoIP provider in the industry on review sites like G2. Our largest independent channel partner saw a 41% increase in sales year-over-year, and that's again, due to our successful partnerships enhancing their customer offerings. Our backlog continues to grow and is now at $71.16 million, an increase of 39% from Q2 of 2023, which is a strong indicator of our future success. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:16:34As a reminder, our backlog number is the sum of the remaining contract values for our telecom services and our software solutions customers that will be recognized on a sliding scale over the next 60 months. Our gross margins remained strong in our software solutions segment at 73%, and our telecom service gross margins remained steady from Q1 at 58%. Telecom services gross margins continue to be affected by lower margins from our Allegiant Networks acquisition that has lower margins on their MSP services. And as we have already mentioned, we're working on increasing those margins by being more selective on product sales there. We continue to enhance our offerings with software updates and additions to our platform that continues to expand our product offerings. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:17:19We recently released new AI offerings that allow customers to automatically create marketing on hold messages, auto attendant greetings, et cetera, using artificial intelligence or AI, replacing the need for expensive third-party services to perform the same functions. Our enhanced API 2.0 integration applications allow for more artificial intelligence applications to be developed and deployed on our platform. We have hundreds of third-party developers building solutions to integrate on our platform, and we are on the leading edge in regards to delivering AI solutions that everyday end users can use on a daily basis, and they can implement those immediately. As we have mentioned previously, our past acquisitions have been remarkably successful, and we are proactively looking for our next synergistic acquisition to complement our organic growth. We're optimistic that our efforts will result in significant and organic growth opportunities in the future. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:18:17...The first half of 2024 has been really strong for us, and we continue to see a lot of momentum and demand for our products and services. We continue to execute well on our business plans for organic growth, increasing our margins, positive cash flow, and managing expenses. Our rapid end user growth highlights that there is still great opportunity for our growth, and I'm very excited about our direction and the ability to continue to deliver the best solution for our customers and the best returns for our shareholders. I'll now turn it back over to Jeff for any further comments. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:18:50Thank you, Doug. Ollie, I don't have any further comments. Let's open the call up to questions. Operator00:18:56Thank you. At this time, we will be conducting our question and answer session. If you would like to ask a question, please press star one on your telephone keypad. A confirmation tone will indicate your line is in the question queue. You may press star two if you would like to remove your question from the queue. And for participants using speaker equipment, it may be necessary to pick up your handset before pressing the star keys. One moment, please, while we pull for questions. Thank you. Our first question is coming from Mike Latimore with Northland Capital Markets. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:19:37Hi, Mike, how are you? Mike LatimoreMD and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Northland Capital Markets00:19:38Okay, thanks a lot. Good evening. Congrats on the great results here. Cash flow from operations look great, and organic growth is excellent. So congrats on that. I guess I, I had a question around your software business. You know, the growth rates accelerated from, looks like 21%-25%-35%, you know, over the last few quarters. I guess, can you frame that a little bit more? You know, what are you seeing from, you know, new versus existing, you know, selling software versus subscription within there, maybe some actions your own licensees are taking on their part and pricing? Just a little more kind of context would be great, 'cause that's a pretty big acceleration. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:20:26Mike, I'm gonna give that to Jon and Anand to answer. We'll start with Jon. Jon BrintonChief Revenue Officer at Crexendo00:20:30Yeah. Hi, Mike, how you doing today? Mike LatimoreMD and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Northland Capital Markets00:20:32Um, good. Jon BrintonChief Revenue Officer at Crexendo00:20:33I'll tell you that... Good. Good. We are seeing continued growth and success in a couple areas. I mean, one, you know, when we talk about the compounding of the user growth, I think you really understand. We're partnered with some great entrepreneurial companies and larger carriers that are driving at a great growth rate. They continue to excel, leveraging our software, and that leads them to purchase upgrades and things like that from us in the future, and we've had a healthy funnel within that area. We are seeing an influx in interest, as Doug indicated from, and Jeff indicated from both the Cisco BroadWorks partners and Microsoft Metaswitch partners and others who have bases that they're concerned about the long-term future for them. Jon BrintonChief Revenue Officer at Crexendo00:21:19So they are looking at moving to our platform, and we're getting some traction with those type of partners. And, you know, we've just continue to grow also in our ecosystem and the additional services that we can sell to our partners as well. So, you know, across that area, just generally across that business now, there is a bit of lumpiness to that, so I wouldn't, you know, like, build that into the model necessarily for 35% software solutions growth, but we do believe we're gonna continue to have strong, double digit growth in that part of the business. And I don't know, Anand, if you have anything you want to add to that? Anand BuchChief Strategy Officer at Crexendo00:21:53Ron had a look of relief on his face when he told you not to build that into your model. Anand BuchChief Strategy Officer at Crexendo00:21:58Yeah, no, I mean, I think Jon nailed it pretty well. I think, just to emphasize the other area, yeah, I think the, you know, the idea is to, and we've spoken about this before, too, Mike, is to kind of get a little bit more predictable with the shift from perpetual to licensing. It's a little lumpy like what John said, but we're also seeing quite a bit of growth in the ecosystem revenue that comes from all of the other services that we add on top of the platform. So, it is a, it, it's a bit across the board, and, like Jeff said, I sighed a little bit of relief not to build that 35% into your model. Jon BrintonChief Revenue Officer at Crexendo00:22:38We do, we do- Mike LatimoreMD and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Northland Capital Markets00:22:39Yeah. Jon BrintonChief Revenue Officer at Crexendo00:22:39Just as a follow on, we do provide the breakdown on point in time versus recurring revenue in the queue, and if you look at that, you do see that the recurring has continued to build consistently quarter-over-quarter, and we're very pleased about that. Mike LatimoreMD and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Northland Capital Markets00:22:54That's great. Okay, excellent. And the gross margin on the software business remained very healthy. Is that something that is fairly consistent going forward here, sustainable or will that move around a little bit? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:23:10The short answer is yes, but I'll let Ron give you more detail. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:23:14Yes, uh- Mike LatimoreMD and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Northland Capital Markets00:23:15Okay. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:23:15Mike, as we focus on gross margin, we've been able to leverage our existing staff. And, as I mentioned in my comment, you know, in compared to the Q2 of the prior year, between consultants that we use, third-party resources for customer service and engineering-related work, as well as the addition of 12.5 FTEs, we've continued to invest in our team to leverage that team for this growth that we have been experiencing recently. So, but there is a very high margin business. It's, you know, software is typically anywhere between 75%-80% margins, and so coming in at 73% margin, we're starting to see that increase. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:24:02Quarters ago, we were lagging, and we were in the low 60s, and now we're up to 73% margin. We think we can continue to improve on that. Mike LatimoreMD and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Northland Capital Markets00:24:13Yeah. Excellent. Okay, congrats again. Best of luck this year. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:24:18Thanks, Mike. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:24:18Thank you, Mike. Operator00:24:19Thank you. Our next question is coming from Josh Nichols with B. Riley. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:24:28Hi, Josh, how are you doing? Josh NicholsSenior Research Analyst at B. Riley Securities00:24:30Yeah, doing great, and like I said, great to see such a strong report from top to bottom. One thing I just wanted to touch on, just 'cause this is, like, the biggest sequential increase I've seen in backlog for a while going, I think, did you say 71, about $2 million? Is that correct? Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:24:50Yeah, 71, yeah, $71.15 million, so. Josh NicholsSenior Research Analyst at B. Riley Securities00:24:53Ah, who's counting? But, Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:24:56We are. Josh NicholsSenior Research Analyst at B. Riley Securities00:24:56There. Yeah. I'm kind of curious, like, what's driving such a rapid acceleration in the backlog growth, and if you could provide some context into that or the services that are building into that, that'd be great. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:25:13Yeah. Obviously, as you know, the backlog number consists of all of our contractual obligations, and most of our customers are on 36- or 60-month agreements. So as we continue to have strong sales, those numbers go into our backlog immediately. So that number just continues to compound because of the strong sales that we've got, both on the software solution segment and the telecom services segment. That number, you know, as we continue to grow that number, I think I said it was up 39%, year-over-year. You know, that's great growth, and that's because strong sales on both segments continue to add to that backlog number. Josh NicholsSenior Research Analyst at B. Riley Securities00:25:51Mm-hmm. And then just curious, I appreciate the context about the software piece, healthy double-digit growth. I understand it's a little bit lumpy and the queue's not out yet, I think, but what's the breakdown in terms of recurring versus point in time for that? Just trying to build in expectations for the future. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:26:14Yeah. So on the software solution side, 74% is recurring revenue, and versus our one time. Josh NicholsSenior Research Analyst at B. Riley Securities00:26:24Appreciate it. Thank you, guys. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:26:27Thank you. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:26:27Thanks, Josh. Operator00:26:28Thank you. Our next question is coming from Ryan Koontz with Needham & Company. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:26:38Hi, Ryan. How are you? Ryan KoontzSenior Managing Director Equity Research Analyst at Needham and Company00:26:40Hey, I'm great. Quick clarification, if I could. You, I didn't hear your response to Mike's question about your growth in software solutions, if you saw more of that coming from customer expansions or new customer wins? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:26:56It's actually both, but Ron can give you more detail on that. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:26:59Yeah. During the quarter, we had four new logos that were added to our partner, and we had eight upgrade orders. Ryan KoontzSenior Managing Director Equity Research Analyst at Needham and Company00:27:09Nice. And on the step up in gross margins, can you remind me kind of where you are in your migration over to Oracle there? You know, what percentage is done, and it sounded like there's some further opportunity to see some gross margin lift on the solution side. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:27:26Ryan, it's a very small number at this point, 'cause we just started the integration with Oracle. We're putting a few new customers on it to make sure we understand their platform and we can do it seamlessly. You really won't see much of a migration until Q1 or Q2 of next year. Ryan KoontzSenior Managing Director Equity Research Analyst at Needham and Company00:27:43I see. Got it. And what's the competitive environment like there? Obviously, it's tilting very much in your favor with your success, I'm guessing. And yeah, how big is that Metaswitch install base that you can go after, do you estimate? Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:27:58Fairly large. We think that there's probably 500 or so licensees out there on the Metaswitch platform. You know, when Microsoft bought them four years ago, they spent about $270 million on acquiring Metaswitch, so it's a fairly decent-sized organization. And, you know, Microsoft's announcement of retreating out of the telecom platform space just creates opportunity for us, so we're excited about it. I think we brought on, in the last six or nine months, quite a few Metaswitch licensees that have migrated over to the Crexendo platform. So we're extremely excited about, you know, their removal from that part of the business and the opportunities it's gonna create for us. Ryan KoontzSenior Managing Director Equity Research Analyst at Needham and Company00:28:39Got it. Thanks. And can you remind me how much kind of technology and R&D synergy there is between the the software solutions side and your subscription VoIP side? Is it- it's all built on the same base, or are you still kind of pulling together? What's that roadmap look like between the two sides of the business? Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:28:59Yeah, it's all on the same, the NetSapiens Platform, that is our platform, software platform solution, is also branded as our VIP Platform for our direct end user business. And we've, we've got 90% of our customers that are on the VIP Platform today. We still have some of our Classic Platform customers on our older platform that we're migrating over to the VIP Platform, and we anticipate, as Jeff mentioned earlier, all of that migration to be complete by the end of Q1. So when we look at that, you know, we're just getting our, our last customers off of our Classic Platform and giving them the nice upgrade to the VIP Platform, which gives them enhanced capabilities, enhanced features for the same price. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:29:40And the synergies between the two is not an unimportant thing that you mentioned. One of the things we liked when we acquired NetSapiens was the fact that all of a sudden, our retail engineers would be working hand in hand with the wholesale engineers, who really understand what drives market needs. So it's been a very synergistic opportunity. We eat our own dog food. All of the Crexendo customers are going to be on the same platform, and that's why we work every day to make sure the platform is second to none. Ryan KoontzSenior Managing Director Equity Research Analyst at Needham and Company00:30:13Perfect. Just one last housekeeping one. I kind of read between the lines in terms of your expanded backlog. Sounds like maybe your new contracts are kind of increasing in duration. Are you doing a little more five year deals than 3s than you were previously, maybe? Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:30:30... Yeah, most of our software solutions licensees are on three year agreements, but the churn on that is almost negligible. So, very little churn on the licensee platform side of the house. On the direct end user customers, on the retail customers, probably the higher majority of those customers are on 60-month contracts. That's where they get the best pricing terms with us. Secondarily to that would be 36-month contracts. Ryan KoontzSenior Managing Director Equity Research Analyst at Needham and Company00:30:54Great. Thanks for all that. It's really helpful. I'll jump off. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:30:59Thank you. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:30:59Thanks, Ryan. Operator00:31:01Thank you. Our next question is coming from Mark Hagen with Lake Street Capital. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:31:09Hi, Mark, how are you doing today? Mark HagenMD at Lake Street Capital00:31:11Hey, great. Thank you for taking my questions. I was just wondering if you could put any color around the legacy Phoenix Data Center and kind of where that's at. My understanding was it was going away and with the OCI investments. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:31:24As well, it's a two-step process, or it may morph to a one step, but we're moving everybody off of our Classic Platform onto our VIP Platform, which is on our hosted one, which will be morphed over to hosted two. But as we said, by the end of Q1, we do not expect to be running a separate legacy platform. Mark HagenMD at Lake Street Capital00:31:46Perfect. Thank you. I thought I'd gotten the answer a little earlier, but I just wanna make sure. Thanks for my question. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:31:51No problem. Mark HagenMD at Lake Street Capital00:31:52Thanks. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:31:53You're welcome. Thank you. Operator00:31:56Thank you. Our next question is coming from Chris Sakai with Singular Research. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:32:03Hello, hello, Chris. Good afternoon. Chris SakaiDirector of Research and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Singular Research00:32:06Yes. Hi, good afternoon. Just wanted to just get an idea about, you know, you've got software solutions, revenue growth, and, and margin growth. You know, what sort of... How can we—what should we be expecting in the next quarters as far as that's concerned? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:32:25We expect continual, continual gross growth, Chris, as Anand and Jon explained previously. We're not gonna commit to 35% growth, but all trends look for continual strong growth in that market. I don't, I don't have a number for you, but, but it'll be less than 35, but it'll be a, it'll be a damn good number. Chris SakaiDirector of Research and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Singular Research00:32:48Do you foresee one day that software solutions would outpace telecom services? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:32:58Absolutely. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:33:00Yeah. If you look at the growth rate that we're seeing now, software solutions is growing at, you know, three times the rate of our retail division. So there's just a lot of pent-up demand for service providers looking for a platform. So we see that, that segment of the business continuing to grow. And so right now it's, you know, close to 40% of the total revenue stream. You know, within a year or two, it, it could be the majority. Chris SakaiDirector of Research and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Singular Research00:33:26Okay. Interesting. And, how is expansion in Australia going? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:33:33It's... I'll let Anand answer that. It's going, you know, it's a harder market for us, but we're making some great inroads. Anand BuchChief Strategy Officer at Crexendo00:33:40Yeah, I mean, I think, as Jeff spoke to our U.K. operation actually handles our international operation. We've actually added another resource on the street, even in Australia, because we continue to see some of our existing partners grow. We've had a handful of partners that were there, and then a handful of the logos that Ron referred to as well do come from that region. There's a lot of interesting change. Any of these international markets have consumed the product ever so slightly differently, so we have to keep an eye on that. But at the core, it's still the same core platform, the core licensing and whatnot. Anand BuchChief Strategy Officer at Crexendo00:34:22And then, as Jeff mentioned as well, some of these larger service providers we're also operating in those regions or larger platform providers, specifically folks like Cisco and BroadSoft, and we're seeing quite a bit of interest there. You've probably read some of the partners that have actually moved over from BroadSoft. We continue to see good progress in those areas. Chris SakaiDirector of Research and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Singular Research00:34:47Okay, great. Thanks. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:34:49Thank you, Chris. Operator00:34:52Thank you. Our next question is coming from Igor Tishin with Freedom Finance. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:35:01Hi, Igor. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:35:02Good afternoon. Igor TishinEquity Research Analyst at Freedom Finance Global00:35:04Hi, and thanks. Just wanted to ask about your future plans. Maybe giving a strong performance for the first half of the year, maybe you can give us some guidance about your full year guidance. Obviously, you mentioned- Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:35:18I'm sorry, Igor. Igor TishinEquity Research Analyst at Freedom Finance Global00:35:19Double dig- Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:35:20I'm sorry, Igor, you were breaking up. Apparently, you don't have a Crexendo telephone. If you could repeat the question, we would appreciate it. Igor TishinEquity Research Analyst at Freedom Finance Global00:35:28Okay, thank you. So I was talking about your full year guidance. Previously, you mentioned that you would expect double digit organic revenue growth. Maybe something changed? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:35:41Nothing has changed, except I expect it'll be, you know, more than the low double digits, more than 10%. You know, we're not ready to give specific guidance, but nothing has changed in our expectation of double-digit or better growth. Igor TishinEquity Research Analyst at Freedom Finance Global00:35:58Okay, got it. And also wanted to ask a little bit more details about your Oracle partnership. Maybe you can give some numbers on magnitude of cost benefits do you expect? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:36:13Well, as I indicated before, we're testing and learning the process. We expect to move over the course of next year all of our hosted customers over to the OCI platform, so that we no longer have to maintain any data centers, which will be a huge cost savings for us. And as I said, it has ancillary benefits as it increases our response time and increases the amount of time in which we can set up the connection. So it'll be a win-win, but over the course of next year, we expect to be closing all the data centers and moving everything over to OCI. Igor TishinEquity Research Analyst at Freedom Finance Global00:36:49... Okay, thank you. I'm out of questions. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:36:53Thank you, sir. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:36:53Thanks, Igor. Operator00:36:56Thank you. Once again, if you have any questions, please press star one on your phone at this time. Our next question is coming from Sam McColgan with Breakout Investors. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:37:12Hi, yeah. Sam McColganResearch Analyst at Breakout Investors00:37:13Thanks, guys. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:37:14Hi, Sam. How are you? Sam McColganResearch Analyst at Breakout Investors00:37:14Brilliant quarter. Yeah, yeah. Very good. Very good. Thank you. Yeah, brilliant quarter. You guys are really killing it. Great improvement, you know, revenue, gross margins, everything. Lovely to see OpEx coming down, great cash flows, balance sheet. You know, you're killing on all cylinders, I think. Just one question from me, on top of everything else we got asked, which is, when you're looking at your backlog, I was just curious in terms of how it breaks down in terms of kind of domestic versus international, if you can give any color there? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:37:46I'm not sure we have that handy, but I'll let Ron answer that. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:37:50Yeah. Currently, we disclose our backlog by segment. We don't have a backlog disclosure by U.S. versus international. I'll consider adding that to future reporting. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:38:03As I mentioned prior, Sam, international has become beginning to become a material part of our business, which will trigger certain reporting requirements. So, that one, not necessarily, but it is something that we will track, and we should be able to start answering for you. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:38:21To just give you a little color on that, Sam, so at the halfway part of this year, we currently have $20,245,000 in backlog remaining for this year, for 2024. For 2025, we already have $24 million in backlogs queued up for revenue for 2025, and then that number is $15,172,000 for 2026, $8,589,000 for 2027, and a little bit over $3 million for 2028. So you can see how that backlog is critical for our future success, you know, 2025 already having $24 million in revenue queued up for it. Sam McColganResearch Analyst at Breakout Investors00:39:03Yeah, those are, those are brilliant numbers for the backlog. And, and thanks for sharing, and I look forward to hearing the breakdown maybe in the future. Yeah, thanks again, guys. Well done. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:39:12Thank you, Sam. Sam McColganResearch Analyst at Breakout Investors00:39:12That's all from me. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:39:14Thank you. Operator00:39:16Thank you. Our next question is coming from Michael Kaufman with MK Investments. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:39:22Hello. Hello, Michael. How are you this afternoon? Michael KaufmanResearch Analyst at MK Investments00:39:26How are you doing, Jeff, and Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:39:28I am doing great, thank you. Michael KaufmanResearch Analyst at MK Investments00:39:29Doug and Ron. I wanna really thank the team for an incredibly balanced attack on the business opportunity. And all of the metrics, as people have said before, seem to be perfectly aligned and running in the right direction. And two areas of interest. This is the best-kept secret in Wall Street, I think, in terms of the opportunity and how perfectly you're attacking it. And I'm wondering what you might be doing in terms of generating more outside exposure for the company in terms of investors? Michael KaufmanResearch Analyst at MK Investments00:40:14And the other thing is that you were talking about some possible small tuck-in acquisitions now that really small companies in this financial environment really don't see an exit strategy, and there might be an opportunity, not the companies that think they're worth the moon, but really small companies where strategically, either in the geography or somewhere else, makes sense to just tack on. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:40:45All right, Mike. First, let me thank you for the compliments to both me and the team. It is much appreciated. Secondarily, let me go with your last question regarding acquisitions. Even small tuck-in, as I mentioned in my comments, private equity at the moment is paying multiples that are just not supported by Wall Street standards in our field. So that's making it difficult. Now, private equity does not have much of an interest in some of our smaller licensees in the $2-5 million range, so you would think that would make it a better multiple. But at the moment, even the small licensees are looking at what the larger licensees are being paid, and they have that multiple in their head. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:41:33Eventually, all acquisitions in Wall Street become rational, and we believe the market will come back to us, and people will understand what a rational multiple is. We also have the advantage of, for somebody who wants to sell, we can make a portion of the purchase price in stock, and they can ride with us in the future and to the acceleration we expect. But we're keeping our eyes open, and if we see the right tuck-in acquisition, we will grab it, but we are not going to do an acquisition for the sake of an acquisition or get anything that is not going to be accretive or enhance our numbers or enhance our business. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:42:10On the other part of the question- Michael KaufmanResearch Analyst at MK Investments00:42:11I applaud your strategy. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:42:13And on the other part of the question, Mike, on getting our message out there, we continue to do investment conference after investment conference. We've got, you know, summertime, there's not as many investor conferences going on, but they're starting to get queued up over the course of the next two months. You'll see us up in New York City quite a few times with different investor conferences telling our story to investors. And then over the course of the next couple of days, we've got quite a few virtual meetings lined up with, you know, a lot of retail sites that have picked up on Crexendo's story and are trying to get it out there to the masses. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:42:48So the more times we continue to tell the story, the more people will pick up on the fact that we are a diamond in the rough and appreciate you acknowledging that. Michael KaufmanResearch Analyst at MK Investments00:42:58Best of luck. I'm sure you'll do a great job, and so far, You've exceeded all my expectations. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:43:09Well, if only I could get somebody to tell me that at home. But, thank you, Michael. Michael KaufmanResearch Analyst at MK Investments00:43:15Good luck, guys. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:43:16Thank you. Operator00:43:19Thank you. As we have no further questions in the queue at this time, I will hand it back to Mr. Korn for any closing comments. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:43:27I again want to thank everybody for joining us and for the questions and for your support. I again want to thank the team with me here in the room and the team in all of our offices who are working every day, to make sure these results continue and that we make all of our investors and customers proud. So we'll look forward to talking to you about our Q3 results, and have a great afternoon. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:43:54Thanks, everybody. Bye-bye. Operator00:43:57Thank you. This concludes today's call.Read moreParticipantsExecutivesAnand BuchChief Strategy OfficerDoug GaylorPresident and COOJeff KornChairman and CEOJon BrintonChief Revenue OfficerRon VincentCFOAnalystsChris SakaiDirector of Research and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Singular ResearchIgor TishinEquity Research Analyst at Freedom Finance GlobalJosh NicholsSenior Research Analyst at B. 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PresentationSkip to Participants Operator00:00:00Greetings, and welcome to the Crexendo Incorporated Second Quarter 2024 earnings call. At this time, all participants are on a listen-only mode, and a question-and-answer session will follow the formal presentation. If anyone should require operator assistance during today's conference, please press star zero on your telephone keypad. Please note, this conference is being recorded. I will now turn the conference over to your host, Mr. Jeff Korn, CEO of Crexendo Incorporated. Sir, you may begin. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:00:37Thank you, Ollie, and good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to Crexendo's Q2 2024 conference call. I'm, as Ollie just said, Jeff Korn, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Crexendo. On the call with me today are Doug Gaylor, our President and COO, Ron Vincent, our CFO, Jon Brinton, our CRO, and Anand Buch, our CSO. In a moment, Jon will read our Safe Harbor statement. After that, I will give some brief comments on our performance for Q2 and a discussion of what I see happening with the business. Ron will then provide more detail on the numbers before handing the call over to Doug to provide a business and sales update. After that, we will open the call up to questions. Jon, would you please read the Safe Harbor statement? Jon BrintonChief Revenue Officer at Crexendo00:01:20Thank you, Jeff. I want to take this opportunity to remind listeners that this call will contain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 provides a safe harbor for such forward-looking statements. All statements made in this conference call, other than statements of historical fact, are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, words like believe, expect, anticipate, estimate, will, and other similar statements of expectation identifying forward-looking statements. Investors should be aware that any forward-looking statements are based on assumptions and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those discussed here today. Jon BrintonChief Revenue Officer at Crexendo00:02:14These risk factors are explained in detail in the company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including the Form 10-K for fiscal year ended December 31, 2023, and the Forms 10-Q as filed. Crexendo does not undertake any obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise. I'd now like to turn the call back to Jeff. Jeff? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:02:45Thank you, Jon. I'm thrilled to share the outstanding results and strategic direction that highlight our most successful quarter yet as a technology telecom company. Let's dive right into our highlights. This quarter, we exceeded both our internal expectations as well as those of our analysts. I won't step on Ron's thunder, but our revenue number of $14.7 million, up 16% year-over-year, and our net income up 220% year-over-year, is, in a word, remarkable. Crexendo maintained a streak of achieving GAAP profitability for the fourth consecutive quarter, which is only due to the hard work and dedication of everyone in the room with me, as well as the entire Crexendo team. I cannot tell you how lucky I consider myself to work every day with this tremendously talented team. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:03:40Everyone at Crexendo is focused on driving shareholder value, but also making sure we have the world's best technology for our wonderful licensees and our direct customers. It's been a remarkable period of growth and achievement, signaling a bright future ahead. However, our philosophy remains rooted in continuous improvement. While it might be tempting to rest on our laurels, we recognize that satisfaction can breed complacency, and we are committed to pushing the boundaries further. We have made significant strides in refining our teams and reporting structures. Through these enhancements in staffing, processes, and responsibilities, our organization is becoming more agile and effective. This ongoing endeavor is crucial as we adapt to the evolving market demands. A key factor in this quarter's success has been the increased efficiency of our customer support team. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:04:37We've seen improved installation and response time, and we remain committed to elevating our service levels even further. These enhancements directly contributed to our strong performance metrics this quarter. We work every day to improve our operations. We have done an excellent job of improving margins. Part of this is improvements in pricing and the mix of sales, particularly in the MSP market, and also de-emphasizing low-margin, high-labor transactions. We also work very diligently on our top-line revenue, and the results in both of those speak for themselves. On our technology front, our migration schedule from our legacy Classic Platform to the VIP Platform has been slower than anticipated, as we are taking extraordinary measures to assure a smooth migration, particularly with our larger accounts. We have customers that have custom requirements and rightfully demand precision. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:05:38While this has delayed some processes, ensuring these migrations are seamless is paramount for retaining such valuable customers. I think a reasonable timeline is that the migration should be completed during Q1 2025. However, there is no room for error, so completing it perfectly is the goal. We have invested heavily in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for our next-generation hosted services and NetSuite for our internal accounting needs.... Make no mistake, these are long-term investments in our future. A more robust accounting system is necessary for our now almost completely integrated company and to integrate future acquisitions. Using OCI is important as it provides the most advanced hosting infrastructure in the industry and will improve turn-up times and deployment options for some of our larger customers and customers we are attempting to attract. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:06:35OCI will also allow us to focus on what we do best, and that's developing our technology and services rather than managing data centers. While these investments have a cost associated with them, without corresponding savings, they are necessary for our evolution and long-term profitability. We are fully intending to remain GAAP profitable even while making these investments in our long-term future. Our software solutions division is growing rapidly and should be poised for substantial growth. We are the third-largest platform provider in the United States, and we are well-positioned to capitalize on market opportunities, particularly as numbers one and two competitors, Cisco and Microsoft, deprecate certain services and phase out other services. However, we face stiff competition from other players. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:07:30It is essential for our long-term success to continue to invest in the platform, so that we can expand our services and be able to meet the needs of every customer, from the SMB market to the enterprise market. The future is really tremendously exciting, and we must capitalize on these substantial opportunities. Internationally, we continue to see significant potential, especially in Europe, where cloud communications are less prevalent. Our London office is gaining traction, and we anticipate strong growth in both Europe and the Pacific Rim. I am genuinely very pleased with our results of the European operations and the strong pipeline of opportunities that we have there. On the acquisition front, we remain cautious about high multiples driven by private equity, but are constantly looking for strategic opportunities that align with our financial strategies and shareholder expectations. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:08:28We will only do deals that make strategic sense and can be quickly accretive. In conclusion, our future looks incredibly promising. I am more optimistic than ever about our prospects. With continued focus on strategic execution, we are poised to further enhance our market position and shareholder value. Thank you for your ongoing commitment and support. We look forward to continual growth and achievements, and with that, I'll now turn the call over to Ron for more details on the financial numbers. Ron? Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:09:03Thank you, Jeff. Good afternoon, everyone. As Jeff mentioned, we had a wonderful quarter, with total revenue for the quarter up 16% to $14.7 million, compared to $12.7 million for the second quarter of the prior year. Our service revenue increased 10% to $8.1 million, compared to $7.3 million in the second quarter of the prior year. Software solutions revenue for the quarter increased 35% to $5.3 million, compared to $3.9 million for the second quarter of the prior year. Our product revenue decreased 10% to $1.3 million, compared to $1.4 million for the second quarter of the prior year, as we continue to focus on higher gross margin product offerings. Consolidated gross margins for the quarter were 63%. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:09:53That's compared to 58% for the second quarter of the prior year. Our software solutions gross margins for the quarter were 73%. That's compared to 67% for the second quarter of the prior year. Our telecom service segment gross margins for the quarter were 58%. That's compared to 55% in the second quarter of the prior year. That's driven by service revenue gross margins of 60%. That's up from 58% in the second quarter of the prior year, and our product, product margins increased to 46% from 38% in the second quarter of the prior year. Operating expenses increased 7% to $14.1 million, compared to $13.2 million for the second quarter of the prior year. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:10:40To put this into perspective, we have added 12.5 FTEs and 10 outsourced resources compared to the second quarter of the prior year. So as we continue to invest in our product and our services, net income of $588,000 for the quarter. That's $0.02 per basic and diluted common share, compared to a net loss of $544,000 and $0.02 loss per basic and diluted common share for the second quarter of the prior year. Non-GAAP net income was $2.1 million for the quarter. That's $0.08 per basic and $0.07 per diluted common share, compared to a non-GAAP net income of $1.1 million, or $0.04 per basic and diluted common share for the second quarter of the prior year. Our EBITDA for the quarter was $1.4 million. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:11:30That's compared to $383,000 for the second quarter of the prior year. And our Adjusted EBITDA for the quarter was $2.2 million. That's compared to $1.2 million for the second quarter of the prior year. Our cash balance at June 30th was $13.6 million. That's compared to $10.3 million at December 31st, 2023. Cash provided by operating activities for the six-month period of $2.5 million, compared to cash used for operating activities of $673,000 in the prior year. Cash used for investing activities for the six-month period was $0, and for the period, compared to $92,000 for the same period as the prior year.... Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:12:13Cash provided by financing activities was $778,000, compared to cash used for investing activities of $486,000 for the same period of the prior year. I will now turn it over to Doug Gaylor, our President and COO, for additional comments on sales and operations. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:12:31Thanks, Ron. Q2 was a great quarter for Crexendo, and I'm very pleased with our results for the quarter and for the first half of 2024. Our organic growth rate of 16% year-over-year in Q2, and 15% organic growth for the first half of the year, along with our fourth consecutive GAAP profitable quarter, were the direct result of our focus on growing the top line organically and managing the fundamentals of the business. Our strong GAAP net income of $588,000 for the quarter, or $0.02 a share, and our non-GAAP net income of $2.1 million for the quarter, or $0.08 a share, highlight that we are executing on our business plans extremely well. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:13:11This is our 23rd consecutive quarter with non-GAAP net income, and our results for the quarter continue to highlight our improvements in our processes, our procedures, and sales, as well as our success in managing costs and maximizing synergies from all of our business segments. These strong results also contributed to our strong positive cash flow for the quarter, with our cash position increased 223% year-over-year and 23% from the prior quarter. We continue to see significant organic growth in both segments of our business for the quarter. What is particularly exciting is that our software solutions segment achieved 35% organic growth, which propelled us to a combined 16% organic growth rate for the quarter, providing a solid indication that the continued strong demand for our products and services continues. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:14:00The 35% organic growth rate in our software solutions segment has us closing in on the 5 million user mark on our platform that I anticipate we should eclipse this quarter. The rapid growth we are experiencing on our platform is a combination of our existing licensees' continued success, together with strong new logos coming on board as they leave our largest two competitors, Cisco and Microsoft. Microsoft recently announced end of life of their Metaswitch MaX UC platform, and has signaled a retreat from their platform business with recent cuts in their Metaswitch division, fueling many opportunities for Crexendo. Our Crexendo licensees and agents continue to benefit from the rapid migration by small and mid-size and enterprise-level businesses to the cloud, and as our licensees continue to grow, they need additional services and increase their spend with Crexendo. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:14:51As Jeff previously mentioned, we continue to see strong demand for our software solutions internationally as well, and added two more new logos out of our U.K. office during the quarter. Our telecom services segment, including product revenue, grew at 7% organically for the quarter. We've made a conscious effort to focus less on low-margin product revenue, and thus our services portion for the segment reached double-digit growth at 10%, offset by the decline in product revenue growth. We continue to see strong demand for our offerings from our channel partners, and saw a 14% growth rate in sales for the quarter from our channel resellers, highlighted by a 41% growth in sales from our telecom service brokers, also known as master agents, and those numbers are up significantly compared to Q2 of 2023. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:15:41Our channel partners sell our services to their prospects and customers on a revenue share basis, and we continue to see nice growth from our existing channel partners. Our channel partners have strong relationships with us and have strong confidence in our solutions because of our 100% uptime guarantee and our best-in-class customer service and customer satisfaction results that continues to lead all of our competitors as the highest-ranked VoIP provider in the industry on review sites like G2. Our largest independent channel partner saw a 41% increase in sales year-over-year, and that's again, due to our successful partnerships enhancing their customer offerings. Our backlog continues to grow and is now at $71.16 million, an increase of 39% from Q2 of 2023, which is a strong indicator of our future success. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:16:34As a reminder, our backlog number is the sum of the remaining contract values for our telecom services and our software solutions customers that will be recognized on a sliding scale over the next 60 months. Our gross margins remained strong in our software solutions segment at 73%, and our telecom service gross margins remained steady from Q1 at 58%. Telecom services gross margins continue to be affected by lower margins from our Allegiant Networks acquisition that has lower margins on their MSP services. And as we have already mentioned, we're working on increasing those margins by being more selective on product sales there. We continue to enhance our offerings with software updates and additions to our platform that continues to expand our product offerings. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:17:19We recently released new AI offerings that allow customers to automatically create marketing on hold messages, auto attendant greetings, et cetera, using artificial intelligence or AI, replacing the need for expensive third-party services to perform the same functions. Our enhanced API 2.0 integration applications allow for more artificial intelligence applications to be developed and deployed on our platform. We have hundreds of third-party developers building solutions to integrate on our platform, and we are on the leading edge in regards to delivering AI solutions that everyday end users can use on a daily basis, and they can implement those immediately. As we have mentioned previously, our past acquisitions have been remarkably successful, and we are proactively looking for our next synergistic acquisition to complement our organic growth. We're optimistic that our efforts will result in significant and organic growth opportunities in the future. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:18:17...The first half of 2024 has been really strong for us, and we continue to see a lot of momentum and demand for our products and services. We continue to execute well on our business plans for organic growth, increasing our margins, positive cash flow, and managing expenses. Our rapid end user growth highlights that there is still great opportunity for our growth, and I'm very excited about our direction and the ability to continue to deliver the best solution for our customers and the best returns for our shareholders. I'll now turn it back over to Jeff for any further comments. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:18:50Thank you, Doug. Ollie, I don't have any further comments. Let's open the call up to questions. Operator00:18:56Thank you. At this time, we will be conducting our question and answer session. If you would like to ask a question, please press star one on your telephone keypad. A confirmation tone will indicate your line is in the question queue. You may press star two if you would like to remove your question from the queue. And for participants using speaker equipment, it may be necessary to pick up your handset before pressing the star keys. One moment, please, while we pull for questions. Thank you. Our first question is coming from Mike Latimore with Northland Capital Markets. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:19:37Hi, Mike, how are you? Mike LatimoreMD and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Northland Capital Markets00:19:38Okay, thanks a lot. Good evening. Congrats on the great results here. Cash flow from operations look great, and organic growth is excellent. So congrats on that. I guess I, I had a question around your software business. You know, the growth rates accelerated from, looks like 21%-25%-35%, you know, over the last few quarters. I guess, can you frame that a little bit more? You know, what are you seeing from, you know, new versus existing, you know, selling software versus subscription within there, maybe some actions your own licensees are taking on their part and pricing? Just a little more kind of context would be great, 'cause that's a pretty big acceleration. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:20:26Mike, I'm gonna give that to Jon and Anand to answer. We'll start with Jon. Jon BrintonChief Revenue Officer at Crexendo00:20:30Yeah. Hi, Mike, how you doing today? Mike LatimoreMD and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Northland Capital Markets00:20:32Um, good. Jon BrintonChief Revenue Officer at Crexendo00:20:33I'll tell you that... Good. Good. We are seeing continued growth and success in a couple areas. I mean, one, you know, when we talk about the compounding of the user growth, I think you really understand. We're partnered with some great entrepreneurial companies and larger carriers that are driving at a great growth rate. They continue to excel, leveraging our software, and that leads them to purchase upgrades and things like that from us in the future, and we've had a healthy funnel within that area. We are seeing an influx in interest, as Doug indicated from, and Jeff indicated from both the Cisco BroadWorks partners and Microsoft Metaswitch partners and others who have bases that they're concerned about the long-term future for them. Jon BrintonChief Revenue Officer at Crexendo00:21:19So they are looking at moving to our platform, and we're getting some traction with those type of partners. And, you know, we've just continue to grow also in our ecosystem and the additional services that we can sell to our partners as well. So, you know, across that area, just generally across that business now, there is a bit of lumpiness to that, so I wouldn't, you know, like, build that into the model necessarily for 35% software solutions growth, but we do believe we're gonna continue to have strong, double digit growth in that part of the business. And I don't know, Anand, if you have anything you want to add to that? Anand BuchChief Strategy Officer at Crexendo00:21:53Ron had a look of relief on his face when he told you not to build that into your model. Anand BuchChief Strategy Officer at Crexendo00:21:58Yeah, no, I mean, I think Jon nailed it pretty well. I think, just to emphasize the other area, yeah, I think the, you know, the idea is to, and we've spoken about this before, too, Mike, is to kind of get a little bit more predictable with the shift from perpetual to licensing. It's a little lumpy like what John said, but we're also seeing quite a bit of growth in the ecosystem revenue that comes from all of the other services that we add on top of the platform. So, it is a, it, it's a bit across the board, and, like Jeff said, I sighed a little bit of relief not to build that 35% into your model. Jon BrintonChief Revenue Officer at Crexendo00:22:38We do, we do- Mike LatimoreMD and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Northland Capital Markets00:22:39Yeah. Jon BrintonChief Revenue Officer at Crexendo00:22:39Just as a follow on, we do provide the breakdown on point in time versus recurring revenue in the queue, and if you look at that, you do see that the recurring has continued to build consistently quarter-over-quarter, and we're very pleased about that. Mike LatimoreMD and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Northland Capital Markets00:22:54That's great. Okay, excellent. And the gross margin on the software business remained very healthy. Is that something that is fairly consistent going forward here, sustainable or will that move around a little bit? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:23:10The short answer is yes, but I'll let Ron give you more detail. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:23:14Yes, uh- Mike LatimoreMD and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Northland Capital Markets00:23:15Okay. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:23:15Mike, as we focus on gross margin, we've been able to leverage our existing staff. And, as I mentioned in my comment, you know, in compared to the Q2 of the prior year, between consultants that we use, third-party resources for customer service and engineering-related work, as well as the addition of 12.5 FTEs, we've continued to invest in our team to leverage that team for this growth that we have been experiencing recently. So, but there is a very high margin business. It's, you know, software is typically anywhere between 75%-80% margins, and so coming in at 73% margin, we're starting to see that increase. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:24:02Quarters ago, we were lagging, and we were in the low 60s, and now we're up to 73% margin. We think we can continue to improve on that. Mike LatimoreMD and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Northland Capital Markets00:24:13Yeah. Excellent. Okay, congrats again. Best of luck this year. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:24:18Thanks, Mike. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:24:18Thank you, Mike. Operator00:24:19Thank you. Our next question is coming from Josh Nichols with B. Riley. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:24:28Hi, Josh, how are you doing? Josh NicholsSenior Research Analyst at B. Riley Securities00:24:30Yeah, doing great, and like I said, great to see such a strong report from top to bottom. One thing I just wanted to touch on, just 'cause this is, like, the biggest sequential increase I've seen in backlog for a while going, I think, did you say 71, about $2 million? Is that correct? Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:24:50Yeah, 71, yeah, $71.15 million, so. Josh NicholsSenior Research Analyst at B. Riley Securities00:24:53Ah, who's counting? But, Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:24:56We are. Josh NicholsSenior Research Analyst at B. Riley Securities00:24:56There. Yeah. I'm kind of curious, like, what's driving such a rapid acceleration in the backlog growth, and if you could provide some context into that or the services that are building into that, that'd be great. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:25:13Yeah. Obviously, as you know, the backlog number consists of all of our contractual obligations, and most of our customers are on 36- or 60-month agreements. So as we continue to have strong sales, those numbers go into our backlog immediately. So that number just continues to compound because of the strong sales that we've got, both on the software solution segment and the telecom services segment. That number, you know, as we continue to grow that number, I think I said it was up 39%, year-over-year. You know, that's great growth, and that's because strong sales on both segments continue to add to that backlog number. Josh NicholsSenior Research Analyst at B. Riley Securities00:25:51Mm-hmm. And then just curious, I appreciate the context about the software piece, healthy double-digit growth. I understand it's a little bit lumpy and the queue's not out yet, I think, but what's the breakdown in terms of recurring versus point in time for that? Just trying to build in expectations for the future. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:26:14Yeah. So on the software solution side, 74% is recurring revenue, and versus our one time. Josh NicholsSenior Research Analyst at B. Riley Securities00:26:24Appreciate it. Thank you, guys. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:26:27Thank you. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:26:27Thanks, Josh. Operator00:26:28Thank you. Our next question is coming from Ryan Koontz with Needham & Company. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:26:38Hi, Ryan. How are you? Ryan KoontzSenior Managing Director Equity Research Analyst at Needham and Company00:26:40Hey, I'm great. Quick clarification, if I could. You, I didn't hear your response to Mike's question about your growth in software solutions, if you saw more of that coming from customer expansions or new customer wins? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:26:56It's actually both, but Ron can give you more detail on that. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:26:59Yeah. During the quarter, we had four new logos that were added to our partner, and we had eight upgrade orders. Ryan KoontzSenior Managing Director Equity Research Analyst at Needham and Company00:27:09Nice. And on the step up in gross margins, can you remind me kind of where you are in your migration over to Oracle there? You know, what percentage is done, and it sounded like there's some further opportunity to see some gross margin lift on the solution side. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:27:26Ryan, it's a very small number at this point, 'cause we just started the integration with Oracle. We're putting a few new customers on it to make sure we understand their platform and we can do it seamlessly. You really won't see much of a migration until Q1 or Q2 of next year. Ryan KoontzSenior Managing Director Equity Research Analyst at Needham and Company00:27:43I see. Got it. And what's the competitive environment like there? Obviously, it's tilting very much in your favor with your success, I'm guessing. And yeah, how big is that Metaswitch install base that you can go after, do you estimate? Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:27:58Fairly large. We think that there's probably 500 or so licensees out there on the Metaswitch platform. You know, when Microsoft bought them four years ago, they spent about $270 million on acquiring Metaswitch, so it's a fairly decent-sized organization. And, you know, Microsoft's announcement of retreating out of the telecom platform space just creates opportunity for us, so we're excited about it. I think we brought on, in the last six or nine months, quite a few Metaswitch licensees that have migrated over to the Crexendo platform. So we're extremely excited about, you know, their removal from that part of the business and the opportunities it's gonna create for us. Ryan KoontzSenior Managing Director Equity Research Analyst at Needham and Company00:28:39Got it. Thanks. And can you remind me how much kind of technology and R&D synergy there is between the the software solutions side and your subscription VoIP side? Is it- it's all built on the same base, or are you still kind of pulling together? What's that roadmap look like between the two sides of the business? Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:28:59Yeah, it's all on the same, the NetSapiens Platform, that is our platform, software platform solution, is also branded as our VIP Platform for our direct end user business. And we've, we've got 90% of our customers that are on the VIP Platform today. We still have some of our Classic Platform customers on our older platform that we're migrating over to the VIP Platform, and we anticipate, as Jeff mentioned earlier, all of that migration to be complete by the end of Q1. So when we look at that, you know, we're just getting our, our last customers off of our Classic Platform and giving them the nice upgrade to the VIP Platform, which gives them enhanced capabilities, enhanced features for the same price. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:29:40And the synergies between the two is not an unimportant thing that you mentioned. One of the things we liked when we acquired NetSapiens was the fact that all of a sudden, our retail engineers would be working hand in hand with the wholesale engineers, who really understand what drives market needs. So it's been a very synergistic opportunity. We eat our own dog food. All of the Crexendo customers are going to be on the same platform, and that's why we work every day to make sure the platform is second to none. Ryan KoontzSenior Managing Director Equity Research Analyst at Needham and Company00:30:13Perfect. Just one last housekeeping one. I kind of read between the lines in terms of your expanded backlog. Sounds like maybe your new contracts are kind of increasing in duration. Are you doing a little more five year deals than 3s than you were previously, maybe? Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:30:30... Yeah, most of our software solutions licensees are on three year agreements, but the churn on that is almost negligible. So, very little churn on the licensee platform side of the house. On the direct end user customers, on the retail customers, probably the higher majority of those customers are on 60-month contracts. That's where they get the best pricing terms with us. Secondarily to that would be 36-month contracts. Ryan KoontzSenior Managing Director Equity Research Analyst at Needham and Company00:30:54Great. Thanks for all that. It's really helpful. I'll jump off. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:30:59Thank you. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:30:59Thanks, Ryan. Operator00:31:01Thank you. Our next question is coming from Mark Hagen with Lake Street Capital. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:31:09Hi, Mark, how are you doing today? Mark HagenMD at Lake Street Capital00:31:11Hey, great. Thank you for taking my questions. I was just wondering if you could put any color around the legacy Phoenix Data Center and kind of where that's at. My understanding was it was going away and with the OCI investments. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:31:24As well, it's a two-step process, or it may morph to a one step, but we're moving everybody off of our Classic Platform onto our VIP Platform, which is on our hosted one, which will be morphed over to hosted two. But as we said, by the end of Q1, we do not expect to be running a separate legacy platform. Mark HagenMD at Lake Street Capital00:31:46Perfect. Thank you. I thought I'd gotten the answer a little earlier, but I just wanna make sure. Thanks for my question. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:31:51No problem. Mark HagenMD at Lake Street Capital00:31:52Thanks. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:31:53You're welcome. Thank you. Operator00:31:56Thank you. Our next question is coming from Chris Sakai with Singular Research. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:32:03Hello, hello, Chris. Good afternoon. Chris SakaiDirector of Research and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Singular Research00:32:06Yes. Hi, good afternoon. Just wanted to just get an idea about, you know, you've got software solutions, revenue growth, and, and margin growth. You know, what sort of... How can we—what should we be expecting in the next quarters as far as that's concerned? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:32:25We expect continual, continual gross growth, Chris, as Anand and Jon explained previously. We're not gonna commit to 35% growth, but all trends look for continual strong growth in that market. I don't, I don't have a number for you, but, but it'll be less than 35, but it'll be a, it'll be a damn good number. Chris SakaiDirector of Research and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Singular Research00:32:48Do you foresee one day that software solutions would outpace telecom services? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:32:58Absolutely. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:33:00Yeah. If you look at the growth rate that we're seeing now, software solutions is growing at, you know, three times the rate of our retail division. So there's just a lot of pent-up demand for service providers looking for a platform. So we see that, that segment of the business continuing to grow. And so right now it's, you know, close to 40% of the total revenue stream. You know, within a year or two, it, it could be the majority. Chris SakaiDirector of Research and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Singular Research00:33:26Okay. Interesting. And, how is expansion in Australia going? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:33:33It's... I'll let Anand answer that. It's going, you know, it's a harder market for us, but we're making some great inroads. Anand BuchChief Strategy Officer at Crexendo00:33:40Yeah, I mean, I think, as Jeff spoke to our U.K. operation actually handles our international operation. We've actually added another resource on the street, even in Australia, because we continue to see some of our existing partners grow. We've had a handful of partners that were there, and then a handful of the logos that Ron referred to as well do come from that region. There's a lot of interesting change. Any of these international markets have consumed the product ever so slightly differently, so we have to keep an eye on that. But at the core, it's still the same core platform, the core licensing and whatnot. Anand BuchChief Strategy Officer at Crexendo00:34:22And then, as Jeff mentioned as well, some of these larger service providers we're also operating in those regions or larger platform providers, specifically folks like Cisco and BroadSoft, and we're seeing quite a bit of interest there. You've probably read some of the partners that have actually moved over from BroadSoft. We continue to see good progress in those areas. Chris SakaiDirector of Research and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Singular Research00:34:47Okay, great. Thanks. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:34:49Thank you, Chris. Operator00:34:52Thank you. Our next question is coming from Igor Tishin with Freedom Finance. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:35:01Hi, Igor. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:35:02Good afternoon. Igor TishinEquity Research Analyst at Freedom Finance Global00:35:04Hi, and thanks. Just wanted to ask about your future plans. Maybe giving a strong performance for the first half of the year, maybe you can give us some guidance about your full year guidance. Obviously, you mentioned- Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:35:18I'm sorry, Igor. Igor TishinEquity Research Analyst at Freedom Finance Global00:35:19Double dig- Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:35:20I'm sorry, Igor, you were breaking up. Apparently, you don't have a Crexendo telephone. If you could repeat the question, we would appreciate it. Igor TishinEquity Research Analyst at Freedom Finance Global00:35:28Okay, thank you. So I was talking about your full year guidance. Previously, you mentioned that you would expect double digit organic revenue growth. Maybe something changed? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:35:41Nothing has changed, except I expect it'll be, you know, more than the low double digits, more than 10%. You know, we're not ready to give specific guidance, but nothing has changed in our expectation of double-digit or better growth. Igor TishinEquity Research Analyst at Freedom Finance Global00:35:58Okay, got it. And also wanted to ask a little bit more details about your Oracle partnership. Maybe you can give some numbers on magnitude of cost benefits do you expect? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:36:13Well, as I indicated before, we're testing and learning the process. We expect to move over the course of next year all of our hosted customers over to the OCI platform, so that we no longer have to maintain any data centers, which will be a huge cost savings for us. And as I said, it has ancillary benefits as it increases our response time and increases the amount of time in which we can set up the connection. So it'll be a win-win, but over the course of next year, we expect to be closing all the data centers and moving everything over to OCI. Igor TishinEquity Research Analyst at Freedom Finance Global00:36:49... Okay, thank you. I'm out of questions. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:36:53Thank you, sir. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:36:53Thanks, Igor. Operator00:36:56Thank you. Once again, if you have any questions, please press star one on your phone at this time. Our next question is coming from Sam McColgan with Breakout Investors. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:37:12Hi, yeah. Sam McColganResearch Analyst at Breakout Investors00:37:13Thanks, guys. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:37:14Hi, Sam. How are you? Sam McColganResearch Analyst at Breakout Investors00:37:14Brilliant quarter. Yeah, yeah. Very good. Very good. Thank you. Yeah, brilliant quarter. You guys are really killing it. Great improvement, you know, revenue, gross margins, everything. Lovely to see OpEx coming down, great cash flows, balance sheet. You know, you're killing on all cylinders, I think. Just one question from me, on top of everything else we got asked, which is, when you're looking at your backlog, I was just curious in terms of how it breaks down in terms of kind of domestic versus international, if you can give any color there? Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:37:46I'm not sure we have that handy, but I'll let Ron answer that. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:37:50Yeah. Currently, we disclose our backlog by segment. We don't have a backlog disclosure by U.S. versus international. I'll consider adding that to future reporting. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:38:03As I mentioned prior, Sam, international has become beginning to become a material part of our business, which will trigger certain reporting requirements. So, that one, not necessarily, but it is something that we will track, and we should be able to start answering for you. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:38:21To just give you a little color on that, Sam, so at the halfway part of this year, we currently have $20,245,000 in backlog remaining for this year, for 2024. For 2025, we already have $24 million in backlogs queued up for revenue for 2025, and then that number is $15,172,000 for 2026, $8,589,000 for 2027, and a little bit over $3 million for 2028. So you can see how that backlog is critical for our future success, you know, 2025 already having $24 million in revenue queued up for it. Sam McColganResearch Analyst at Breakout Investors00:39:03Yeah, those are, those are brilliant numbers for the backlog. And, and thanks for sharing, and I look forward to hearing the breakdown maybe in the future. Yeah, thanks again, guys. Well done. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:39:12Thank you, Sam. Sam McColganResearch Analyst at Breakout Investors00:39:12That's all from me. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:39:14Thank you. Operator00:39:16Thank you. Our next question is coming from Michael Kaufman with MK Investments. Your line is live. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:39:22Hello. Hello, Michael. How are you this afternoon? Michael KaufmanResearch Analyst at MK Investments00:39:26How are you doing, Jeff, and Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:39:28I am doing great, thank you. Michael KaufmanResearch Analyst at MK Investments00:39:29Doug and Ron. I wanna really thank the team for an incredibly balanced attack on the business opportunity. And all of the metrics, as people have said before, seem to be perfectly aligned and running in the right direction. And two areas of interest. This is the best-kept secret in Wall Street, I think, in terms of the opportunity and how perfectly you're attacking it. And I'm wondering what you might be doing in terms of generating more outside exposure for the company in terms of investors? Michael KaufmanResearch Analyst at MK Investments00:40:14And the other thing is that you were talking about some possible small tuck-in acquisitions now that really small companies in this financial environment really don't see an exit strategy, and there might be an opportunity, not the companies that think they're worth the moon, but really small companies where strategically, either in the geography or somewhere else, makes sense to just tack on. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:40:45All right, Mike. First, let me thank you for the compliments to both me and the team. It is much appreciated. Secondarily, let me go with your last question regarding acquisitions. Even small tuck-in, as I mentioned in my comments, private equity at the moment is paying multiples that are just not supported by Wall Street standards in our field. So that's making it difficult. Now, private equity does not have much of an interest in some of our smaller licensees in the $2-5 million range, so you would think that would make it a better multiple. But at the moment, even the small licensees are looking at what the larger licensees are being paid, and they have that multiple in their head. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:41:33Eventually, all acquisitions in Wall Street become rational, and we believe the market will come back to us, and people will understand what a rational multiple is. We also have the advantage of, for somebody who wants to sell, we can make a portion of the purchase price in stock, and they can ride with us in the future and to the acceleration we expect. But we're keeping our eyes open, and if we see the right tuck-in acquisition, we will grab it, but we are not going to do an acquisition for the sake of an acquisition or get anything that is not going to be accretive or enhance our numbers or enhance our business. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:42:10On the other part of the question- Michael KaufmanResearch Analyst at MK Investments00:42:11I applaud your strategy. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:42:13And on the other part of the question, Mike, on getting our message out there, we continue to do investment conference after investment conference. We've got, you know, summertime, there's not as many investor conferences going on, but they're starting to get queued up over the course of the next two months. You'll see us up in New York City quite a few times with different investor conferences telling our story to investors. And then over the course of the next couple of days, we've got quite a few virtual meetings lined up with, you know, a lot of retail sites that have picked up on Crexendo's story and are trying to get it out there to the masses. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:42:48So the more times we continue to tell the story, the more people will pick up on the fact that we are a diamond in the rough and appreciate you acknowledging that. Michael KaufmanResearch Analyst at MK Investments00:42:58Best of luck. I'm sure you'll do a great job, and so far, You've exceeded all my expectations. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:43:09Well, if only I could get somebody to tell me that at home. But, thank you, Michael. Michael KaufmanResearch Analyst at MK Investments00:43:15Good luck, guys. Doug GaylorPresident and COO at Crexendo00:43:16Thank you. Operator00:43:19Thank you. As we have no further questions in the queue at this time, I will hand it back to Mr. Korn for any closing comments. Jeff KornChairman and CEO at Crexendo00:43:27I again want to thank everybody for joining us and for the questions and for your support. I again want to thank the team with me here in the room and the team in all of our offices who are working every day, to make sure these results continue and that we make all of our investors and customers proud. So we'll look forward to talking to you about our Q3 results, and have a great afternoon. Ron VincentCFO at Crexendo00:43:54Thanks, everybody. Bye-bye. Operator00:43:57Thank you. This concludes today's call.Read moreParticipantsExecutivesAnand BuchChief Strategy OfficerDoug GaylorPresident and COOJeff KornChairman and CEOJon BrintonChief Revenue OfficerRon VincentCFOAnalystsChris SakaiDirector of Research and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Singular ResearchIgor TishinEquity Research Analyst at Freedom Finance GlobalJosh NicholsSenior Research Analyst at B. Riley SecuritiesMark HagenMD at Lake Street CapitalMichael KaufmanResearch Analyst at MK InvestmentsMike LatimoreMD and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Northland Capital MarketsRyan KoontzSenior Managing Director Equity Research Analyst at Needham and CompanySam McColganResearch Analyst at Breakout InvestorsPowered by