> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.telzino.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Events

> Every event an endpoint can subscribe to

Also available from the API: `GET /v1/webhook-event-types` ([reference](https://docs.telzino.com/api-reference/event-webhooks/event-types.md)).

**Levels** are the endpoint levels that can subscribe to an event. An event that happens in an organization reaches that organization's endpoints, and reseller and account endpoints that also receive events from the levels below ([levels](https://docs.telzino.com/event-webhooks/overview.md#levels)).

**Data fields** are the keys of `data`. The IDs of where it happened (`partner_id`, `reseller_id`, `org_id`, `agent_id`) are always in the envelope ([payloads](https://docs.telzino.com/event-webhooks/payloads.md)) and usually not repeated in `data`. The exceptions are `org.created`, `org.suspended`, `org.reactivated`, `org.cancelled` and `partner.ns_agents_tab_live`, which also carry `organization_id` in `data`. A flat name of — means the event type is used as `event` in the flat format.

## First events

* **Account firsts** (`account.*`, the `partner.*` firsts, `agent.first_personalized` and `agent.first_knowledge_base_added` below) fire once per account, ever, and only while the account is on its trial — deleting and recreating an agent does not fire `account.first_agent_created` again, and an account that is no longer a trial does not fire them.
* **Organization and agent firsts** (`org.first_*`, `agent.first_call_received`) fire once per organization or agent, ever, on any plan. Organizations and agents that existed when these events were introduced count as already having reached them, so they never fire for them. Accounts whose agents had already reached `agent.first_personalized` or `agent.first_knowledge_base_added` count as having reached them too.

A **real call** is an inbound phone call (not a web or widget call, not a dashboard playground call) to an agent that is not a demo agent, lasting at least the minimum duration Telzino sets for the platform. `account.first_call_received` and `org.first_call_received` / `agent.first_call_received` count every inbound call, test calls included.

## Onboarding

| Event | Flat name | Levels | Description | Data fields |
| - | - | - | - | - |
| `account.first_agent_created` | `agent_created` | account | The account created its first agent while on its trial (once per account, ever). | agent\_name, agent\_extension |
| `account.first_call_received` | `first_call_received` | account | The account's agents received their first inbound call while it was on its trial, test calls included (once per account, ever). | call\_duration\_seconds |
| `account.first_real_call_received` | `first_real_call_received` | account | The account's agents received their first [real call](#first-events) while it was on its trial (once per account, ever). | call\_duration\_seconds |
| `partner.ns_ui_config.created` | `ns_ui_config_created` | account | A NetSapiens UI config was created successfully while the account was on its trial (once per account, ever). | — |
| `partner.userbase_claim.verified` | `ns_base_claimed` | account | A NetSapiens user base claim was submitted and verified while the account was on its trial (once per account, ever). | — |
| `partner.ns_agents_tab_live` | `ns_agents_tab_live` | account | The AI Agents tab in the NetSapiens portal opened successfully for the first time while the account was on its trial (once per account, ever). | claim\_id, organization\_id, domain |
| `trial.expiring` | — | account | The account's trial ends within the number of days Telzino sets for the platform (once per account). `credit_remaining` is `null` when the balance is not known. | trial\_ends\_at, days\_left, credit\_remaining |
| `org.first_agent_created` | — | account, reseller, organization | The organization created its first agent (once per organization, ever). | agent\_name, agent\_extension |
| `org.first_call_received` | — | account, reseller, organization | The organization's agents received their first inbound call, test calls included (once per organization, ever). | call\_duration\_seconds |
| `org.first_real_call_received` | — | account, reseller, organization | The organization's agents received their first [real call](#first-events) (once per organization, ever). | call\_duration\_seconds |
| `agent.first_call_received` | — | account, reseller, organization | The agent received its first inbound call, test calls included (once per agent, ever). | call\_duration\_seconds |
| `agent.first_personalized` | — | account, reseller, organization | A person or API key first changed the settings of one of the account's agents while it was on its trial (once per account, ever). `agent_id` is that agent. | changed\_fields |
| `agent.first_knowledge_base_added` | — | account, reseller, organization | One of the account's agents was first given a knowledge base while the account was on its trial (once per account, ever). `agent_id` is that agent. | knowledge\_base\_id |

## Lifecycle

| Event | Flat name | Levels | Description | Data fields |
| - | - | - | - | - |
| `reseller.created` | — | account | A reseller was created. | name, external\_id, plan, created\_by, created\_by\_type |
| `org.created` | — | account, reseller | An organization was created. | organization\_id, name, external\_id, plan, created\_by, created\_by\_type |
| `agent.created` | — | account, reseller, organization | An agent was created. Restoring a deleted agent does not fire it. | agent\_name, agent\_extension, agent\_type, plan, created\_by, created\_by\_type |
| `agent.updated` | — | account, reseller, organization | An agent's settings were changed. | changed\_fields, actor |
| `agent.prompt_changed` | — | account, reseller, organization | An agent's prompt was changed (also fires `agent.updated`). | actor |
| `agent.knowledge_base_updated` | — | account, reseller, organization | An agent's knowledge base or its knowledge base settings were changed (also fires `agent.updated`). | knowledge\_base\_id, actor |
| `agent.deleted` | — | account, reseller, organization | An agent was deleted. `actor` is always `null` today. | agent\_name, actor |
| `partner.userbase_claim.created` | — | account | A NetSapiens user base claim was submitted (every claim, any plan). Credentials are never included. | claim\_id, name, territory, portal\_url |
| `partner.userbase_claim.rejected` | — | account | A NetSapiens user base claim was refused. `reason` is `invalid_credentials` or `already_claimed`. | reason, portal\_url |
| `org.suspended` | — | account, reseller, organization | The organization was [suspended](#suspending-an-organization). | organization\_id, reason, actor |
| `org.reactivated` | — | account, reseller, organization | The organization was reactivated after a suspension. `reason` is always `null` (reactivating clears it). | organization\_id, reason, actor |
| `org.cancelled` | — | account, reseller | The organization was deleted. `actor` is always `null` today. | organization\_id, name, actor |

`agent.updated`, `agent.prompt_changed` and `agent.first_personalized` fire for Telzino voice agents only. `agent.knowledge_base_updated` and `agent.first_knowledge_base_added` fire for every agent type, as do `agent.created` and `agent.deleted`.

`plan` is the account's subscribed plan name, `"trial"` while the account is on its trial, or `null`. Resellers, organizations and agents carry their account's plan.

### Who created it

`created_by_type` says what kind of identity created the record. `created_by` is the same identity as a prefixed string, `<created_by_type>:<id>`, like [`actor`](#actor):

| `created_by_type` | `created_by` |
| - | - |
| `user` | `user:<id>` — the dashboard user, by user ID. |
| `api_key` | `api_key:<id>` — the API key used, by key ID. |
| `ns_user` | `ns_user:<ns_user_id>@<ns_domain>` — the NetSapiens user, including resellers and organizations created automatically when that user first opened AI Agents. |
| `system` | `system:<id>` — created by Telzino. |

Both are `null` when the creator is not known; the event is still sent.

### Actor

`actor` says who made a change, as a prefixed string, or `null` when that is not known:

| `actor` | Who |
| - | - |
| `user:<id>` | A dashboard user, by user ID. |
| `api_key:<id>` | An API key, by key ID (organization suspend and reactivate). Agent changes made through the API have `actor` `null`: the key is not recorded on the agent. |
| `ns_user:<user>@<domain>` | A NetSapiens user, working in Connect. |
| `super_user` | Telzino staff. Which staff member is never sent. |

> [!NOTE]
>
> There is no `agent.published` event: agents are live as soon as they are saved, so there is no publish step to report.

## Account, billing and users

| Event | Flat name | Levels | Description | Data fields |
| - | - | - | - | - |
| `plan.changed` | — | account | The account's plan changed. `change_type` is `upgrade`, `downgrade`, `changed` (a different plan at the same price), `cancel_scheduled` (a cancellation was requested) or `cancelled`. `to_plan` is `null` when `cancelled`. | change\_type, from\_plan, to\_plan, effective\_at |
| `payment.failed` | — | account | A payment failed. `source` is `subscription_invoice`, `wallet_topup` or `auto_recharge`. `attempt` is `null` for `wallet_topup`. Sent for every failure. | source, amount\_cents, currency, failure\_reason, attempt, auto\_recharge\_paused |
| `balance.low` | — | account | The account's balance is at or below its low balance threshold but above \$0. Same check and threshold as the low balance email, run every 5 minutes after any auto-recharge attempt, so a successful auto-recharge sends nothing. Fires once, and again after the balance goes back above the threshold. `balance_cents` and `threshold_cents` are US-dollar cents. Resellers and organizations share the account's balance and do not receive it. Not sent for accounts on their trial. | balance\_cents, threshold\_cents, auto\_recharge\_enabled |
| `balance.zero` | — | account | The account's balance is $0 or less. Same check as the zero balance email, run every 5 minutes after any auto-recharge attempt, so a successful auto-recharge sends nothing. Fires once, and again after the balance goes back above $0. `balance_cents` and `threshold_cents` are US-dollar cents. Resellers and organizations share the account's balance and do not receive it. Not sent for accounts on their trial. | balance\_cents, threshold\_cents, auto\_recharge\_enabled |
| `usage.threshold_reached` | — | account | The account has used 50, 80 or 100 percent of its included minutes. Each threshold fires once, and again after minutes are added back (a new billing period or a top-up). After a plan change, thresholds the account is already past are recorded without being sent. | threshold\_percent, minutes\_included, minutes\_remaining |
| `user.invited` | — | account, reseller | A user was invited to the account or reseller. | user\_email, role, invited\_by |
| `user.created` | — | account, reseller | A user joined the account or reseller. | user\_email, role |
| `user.role_changed` | — | account, reseller | A user's role changed. | user\_email, from\_role, to\_role |
| `api_key.created` | — | the key's level | An API key was created. The key itself is never included. | api\_key\_id, api\_key\_name, key\_scope |
| `api_key.revoked` | — | the key's level | An API key was revoked, including each key of an organization or reseller that was deleted. | api\_key\_id, api\_key\_name, key\_scope |
| `webhook.disabled` | — | account, reseller, organization | A webhook endpoint at this level was disabled after failing continuously. | endpoint\_id, endpoint\_name, reason, disabled\_at |

## Telzino only

Telzino's own platform endpoints can subscribe to every event on this page, and also to these, which no account, reseller or organization endpoint receives:

| Event | Flat name | Description | Data fields |
| - | - | - | - |
| `partner.created` | — | A partner account was created. | name, plan, created\_by, created\_by\_type |
| `account.signed_up` | `account_signed_up` | An account signed up and its trial credit was applied. | signup\_at, trial\_ends\_at, credit\_amount, ref |
| `account.updated` | `account_updated` | A trial account's PBX type changed. | changed\_fields |
| `plan.purchased` | `plan_purchased` | An account's subscription became active. | plan\_name |
| `trial.credit_low` | `credit_low` | A trial account's credit fell to or below the low credit threshold. | credit\_remaining |
| `trial.credit_exhausted` | `credit_exhausted` | A trial account's credit reached \$0 or less. | credit\_remaining |

## Calls

Call events are sent when the call ends, except `integration.connection_failed`, which is sent as soon as the failure happens (usually mid-call). Caller details and summaries are sent only in the [`phi` object](https://docs.telzino.com/event-webhooks/payloads#phi-protected-health-information), and only when the organization allows it.

| Event | Flat name | Levels | Description | Data fields |
| - | - | - | - | - |
| `call.completed` | — | account, reseller, organization | A call ended and its record was saved. `transcript_url` opens the call in the dashboard (sign-in required); it can be `null`. `summary` is included only when the organization redacts personal details from transcripts. `transfer` is included only when the agent has at least one [transferred-call context](https://docs.telzino.com/functions/transferred-call-context.md) setting on, or the call was handed over by another AI agent whose call already had transfer context. | call\_id, direction, started\_at, ended\_at, duration\_seconds, resolution\_status, sentiment, transcript\_url, summary, transfer |
| `call.transferred_to_human` | — | account, reseller, organization | The agent transferred the caller to a person and the transfer went through. `transfer_type` is `blind`, `warm` or `web`. `succeeded_at` is when the person took the caller. A hand-off to another AI agent does not count. | call\_id, transfer\_type, succeeded\_at |
| `call.escalated` | — | account, reseller, organization | The call ended with resolution status `escalated`. | call\_id |
| `call.failed` | — | account, reseller, organization | The call failed. `reason` is `session_error`, `busy` (refused because the agent was at its call limit), `worker_error` or `dead_air`. `call_id` is `null` when no call record was saved. | call\_id, reason |
| `call.voicemail_left` | — | account, reseller, organization | `kind` is `outbound_left` (the agent left a voicemail on an outbound call) or `inbound_routed` (a caller was routed to voicemail). | call\_id, kind |
| `call.outcome` | — | account, reseller, organization | The agent recorded a business outcome: a calendar event or appointment booked or changed, a payment link sent, a listing link sent, or how a reservation call ended. One event per outcome ([values](#call-outcomes)). Custom webhook and MCP tools never count. | call\_id, outcome\_type, tool |
| `call.negative_sentiment` | — | account, reseller, organization | The call's sentiment was Negative. | call\_id |
| `integration.connection_failed` | — | account, reseller, organization | An agent could not reach an integration: an MCP server or ModMed could not connect, or a Google or Outlook calendar authorization expired and could not be refreshed. Sent when it happens, at most once per agent, integration and hour. `integration_type` is `mcp`, `modmed`, `google_calendar` or `outlook_calendar`. `error_kind` is `transport_error` (MCP timeout or network failure), `connect_failed` (any other MCP failure, ModMed) or `auth_expired` (calendars). | integration\_type, integration\_id, integration\_name, error\_kind |

### Call outcomes

| `tool` | `outcome_type` |
| - | - |
| `create_event`, `outlook_create_event` | `calendar_event_created` (Google, Outlook) |
| `update_event`, `outlook_update_event` | `calendar_event_updated` |
| `modmed_schedule_appointment` | `appointment_scheduled` |
| `modmed_update_appointment` | `appointment_updated` |
| `process_payment_link` | `payment_link_sent` |
| `send_listing_link` | `listing_link_sent` |
| `reservation` | How a reservation agent's call ended, sent for every reservation call: `booked_verified`, `booked_unverified`, `alternative_accepted`, `waitlist_offered`, `human_handoff`, `abandoned` (the default when nothing else was recorded), `info_only`, `error`, `transferred_to_human`, `voicemail_left`, `abandoned_unreachable`, `emailed_link` or `callback_scheduled`. |

No outcome is sent for taking a payment: only the payment link being sent is reported.

## Survey

Survey events are sent when a [survey agent's](https://docs.telzino.com/functions/survey-agent.md#how-the-call-works) call ends. Each survey call sends exactly one of `survey.completed`, `survey.partial` and `survey.refused`, plus `survey.detractor` and `survey.callback_requested` when they apply. Survey calls still send `call.completed`. An existing endpoint receives survey events only after you subscribe it to them.

| Event | Flat name | Levels | Description | Data fields |
| - | - | - | - | - |
| `survey.completed` | — | account, reseller, organization | Every required question that applied (its **Only ask when** condition held and no **Skip when these transfer details are missing** detail was empty) got an answer. | survey\_version, call\_id, parent\_call\_id, rep, queue, transferred\_at, status, language, duration\_sec, answers, flags, transcript\_url |
| `survey.partial` | — | account, reseller, organization | At least one question was answered, but not every required question that applied (see `survey.completed`). | survey\_version, call\_id, parent\_call\_id, rep, queue, transferred\_at, status, language, duration\_sec, answers, flags, transcript\_url |
| `survey.refused` | — | account, reseller, organization | No question was answered (the caller declined, opted out or hung up). | survey\_version, call\_id, parent\_call\_id, rep, queue, transferred\_at, status, language, duration\_sec, answers, flags, transcript\_url |
| `survey.detractor` | — | account, reseller, organization | The survey's [detractor rule](https://docs.telzino.com/functions/survey-agent.md#detractor-alerts) matched the answers. Sent in addition to the event above. | survey\_version, call\_id, parent\_call\_id, rep, queue, transferred\_at, status, language, duration\_sec, answers, flags, transcript\_url |
| `survey.callback_requested` | — | account, reseller, organization | The caller asked for a callback, or answered yes to a question with **Offer a callback when the answer is yes**. Sent in addition to the event above. | survey\_version, call\_id, parent\_call\_id, rep, queue, transferred\_at, status, language, duration\_sec, answers, flags, transcript\_url |

All five carry the same fields:

* `call_id` is the survey call's own record; `parent_call_id` is the call the caller was transferred from (`null` when unknown). `transferred_at` and `queue` come from the [transferred-call context](https://docs.telzino.com/functions/transferred-call-context.md).
* `rep` is `{id, name, extension, source}`: the representative who handled the caller. `id`, `name` and `extension` are `null` when the representative is unknown. `source` is how the representative was found (`referred_by`, `diversion`, `history_info`, `static_map`, `netsapiens_api`, `internal` or `unknown`), and `null` when the call has no transfer context.
* `status` is `completed`, `partial` or `refused`. `language` is `en`, `es` or `fr`. `duration_sec` is the length of the survey call, `null` when unknown.
* `answers` lists the answered questions, in survey order: `{key, type, value, confirmed, confidence}`. A question that was not asked or not answered is not listed. The `value` of an `open` answer is `null`, unless PII redaction is on for the organization or the agent (then it is the redacted text). `confidence` is the speech-to-text confidence of the caller's reply: informational only, and `null` when unavailable. With redaction on, each answer also carries the redacted `raw` text the caller said.
* `flags` is `{detractor, callback_requested, survey_opt_out}`.
* `transcript_url` opens the call in the dashboard (sign-in required); it can be `null`.

The caller's number and the raw and open answer text follow the [PHI rules](https://docs.telzino.com/event-webhooks/payloads.md#phi-protected-health-information). Redaction is on when PII redaction is on for the organization or for the survey agent; **Webhook PHI** is an organization setting:

| Settings | Raw and open answer text |
| - | - |
| Redaction off, Webhook PHI off (default) | Not in any webhook: open `value` is `null`, no `raw`, no `phi`. Read the answers in the transcript via `transcript_url`. An [End of Call Action](https://docs.telzino.com/functions/survey-agent.md#sending-results-to-a-crm) still receives them |
| Redaction off, Webhook PHI on | Only in `phi`: `answers_raw`, `open_answers` (plus `transfer_ani`), and only to the endpoints your **Webhook PHI** setting covers |
| Redaction on, Webhook PHI off | Redacted text in `data` (`answers[].raw`, open `value`); no `phi` |
| Redaction on, Webhook PHI on | Redacted text in `data`; `phi` has only `transfer_ani`, and only for the endpoints your **Webhook PHI** setting covers |

## Monitoring

Monitoring events are worked out per endpoint, from the **event settings** you give that endpoint ([event settings](#event-settings)). Each one:

* is sent **only to the endpoint whose settings it met** — two endpoints with different thresholds get different events;
* fires **once** when its condition is met, then stays quiet until the condition clears (it **re-arms**), so it can fire again the next time;
* is checked about once a minute.

Some need Telzino-side setup, and are not sent where it is missing:

* `agent.registration_lost` / `agent.registration_restored` need registration polling of the SIP proxies (`OPENSIPS_PROXY_TARGETS` on the event worker). An agent counts as lost only after it was seen registered at least once. A round in which a proxy does not answer marks nobody as lost.
* `agent.latency_degraded` needs the call-metrics store (`CLICKHOUSE_URL` on the event worker).

| Event | Flat name | Levels | Description | Data fields |
| - | - | - | - | - |
| `agent.inactive` | — | account, reseller, organization | The agent has had no calls for `after_hours` hours (counting only `business_hours`, when set). The clock starts at the agent's last call, or when the endpoint first started watching the agent, whichever is later. Re-arms on the agent's next call. | threshold, observed, since |
| `agent.activity_resumed` | — | account, reseller, organization | The agent took a call after `agent.inactive` fired. Uses the `agent.inactive` settings. `since` is when the inactivity began. | since |
| `org.inactive` | — | account, reseller, organization | No agent of the organization has had a call for `after_hours` hours (counting only `business_hours`, when set). The clock starts as for `agent.inactive`. Re-arms on the next call. | threshold, observed, since |
| `org.activity_resumed` | — | account, reseller, organization | The organization took a call after `org.inactive` fired. Uses the `org.inactive` settings. `since` is when the inactivity began. | since |
| `agent.registration_lost` | — | account, reseller, organization | An agent with SIP registration turned on, and seen registered before, has not been registered for `debounce_minutes`. `reason` is `not_found` (no registration record on any proxy), `wrong_credentials` (the registrar refused the credentials), `timeout` (the registration request timed out), `registrar_error` (the registrar returned an error) or `not_registered` (a proxy has a record for the agent, but it is not registered and none of the other reasons apply). | reason, since, last\_registered\_seen\_at, registrar |
| `agent.registration_restored` | — | account, reseller, organization | The agent is registered again after `agent.registration_lost`. `since` is when the registration was lost. Uses the `agent.registration_lost` settings. | since, registrar |
| `org.error_rate_spike` | — | account, reseller, organization | At least `rate_percent` percent of the organization's calls in the last `window_minutes` failed, over at least `min_calls` calls. Re-arms when the rate drops below. | threshold, observed, window\_minutes, since |
| `agent.latency_degraded` | — | account, reseller, organization | The agent's 95th-percentile response time over the last `window_minutes` reached `p95_ms`, over at least `min_turns` turns. Re-arms when it drops below. | threshold, observed, window\_minutes, since |
| `org.call_volume_spike` | — | account, reseller, organization | The organization had more than `calls_per_hour` calls in the last hour: inbound calls, plus outbound calls that were dialled or attempted (queued, scheduled and cancelled calls do not count). Re-arms when it drops below. | threshold, observed, since, inbound\_calls, outbound\_calls |

`threshold` is the setting that was met and `observed` the value Telzino measured. `since` is when the condition started for `agent.inactive`, `org.inactive` and `agent.registration_lost`, and when it was detected for `org.error_rate_spike`, `agent.latency_degraded` and `org.call_volume_spike`.

### Event settings

Endpoints that subscribe to a monitoring event must give its settings in `event_settings`, keyed by event type. There are no defaults; an endpoint subscribed without them is refused. `GET /v1/webhook-event-types` returns each event's `settings_schema`.

| Event | Setting | Type | Range | Required |
| - | - | - | - | - |
| `agent.inactive`, `org.inactive` | `after_hours` | integer | 1–2160 | yes |
| | `business_hours` | object (below) | — | no |
| `agent.registration_lost` | `debounce_minutes` | integer | 1–1440 | yes |
| `org.error_rate_spike` | `window_minutes` | integer | 5–1440 | yes |
| | `min_calls` | integer | 1–10000 | yes |
| | `rate_percent` | integer | 1–100 | yes |
| `agent.latency_degraded` | `window_minutes` | integer | 5–1440 | yes |
| | `p95_ms` | integer | 100–60000 | yes |
| | `min_turns` | integer | 1–100000 | yes |
| `org.call_volume_spike` | `calls_per_hour` | integer | 1–100000 | yes |

`agent.activity_resumed`, `org.activity_resumed` and `agent.registration_restored` have no settings of their own: they use the settings of their pair event. Put them in `event_settings` under the pair event's own name (for example `agent.inactive` for `agent.activity_resumed`), even when only the resumed/restored event is subscribed: without them the endpoint is refused, and settings keyed under the resumed/restored name are refused too.

`business_hours`:

```json theme={null}
{ "days": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5], "start": "09:00", "end": "17:00", "timezone": "America/New_York" }
```

`days` are 0–6, 0 = Sunday; `start` and `end` are `HH:MM`; `timezone` is an IANA name.

Example `event_settings`:

```json theme={null}
{
  "agent.inactive": { "after_hours": 48, "business_hours": { "days": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5], "start": "09:00", "end": "17:00", "timezone": "America/New_York" } },
  "org.error_rate_spike": { "window_minutes": 60, "min_calls": 10, "rate_percent": 25 }
}
```

## Suspending an organization

Account admins and Reseller Admins of the organization's reseller can suspend and reactivate an organization from the Customers page, or with `PATCH /v1/organizations/{organization_id}` ([reference](https://docs.telzino.com/api-reference/organizations/update.md)), with an optional reason. While an organization is suspended:

* inbound phone and web/widget calls to its agents are refused before the agent answers;
* new outbound calls are refused, and outbound calls already queued or scheduled are skipped;
* SMS from its agents is refused;
* its users can still sign in and edit it;
* billing is unchanged — its agents still count.

Suspending fires `org.suspended`; reactivating fires `org.reactivated`.


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