Montana AI Consulting helps ranches, clinics, contractors, shops, law offices, and outfitters across the 406 put artificial intelligence to work — without the buzzwords, without the lock-in, and without the Silicon Valley price tag. Free first conversation.
Welcome to the 406
Montana AI Consulting is a locally-owned consultancy serving every corner of the Treasure State — from the Hi-Line to the Bitterroot, from the Yaak to Yellowstone country. We specialize in helping small and mid-sized Montana businesses adopt artificial intelligence the right way: practically, affordably, and with their team fully trained on the other side.
Whether you run a family practice in Billings, a construction company in Bozeman, a resort in Whitefish, or a wheat operation outside Great Falls, we'll meet you where you are. No remote-only contracts. No mandatory enterprise software. No three-month "discovery phase" before any value shows up.
We've shipped AI features for Fortune 500 companies and we've sat at kitchen tables in Roundup. Both audiences want the same thing: tools that work, prices that make sense, and a real person to call when something breaks. That's what we sell.
The 2026 Pillar Guide
What's actually working in 2026 across ranches, clinics, contractors, outfitters, oilfield, tribal enterprises, and main-street shops — costs, compliance, vendor selection, and a 30-day adoption plan. Written for Montana, by a Montanan.
What we do
We start with the boring stuff that wastes your time — paperwork, after-hours questions, quoting — and let the fancy stuff prove itself later.
Figure out where AI actually helps — and where it doesn't.
We sit down with you and your team, learn how the business really works, and put together a plain-English plan: what to try first, what to skip, and what it'll cost. No 80-page deck. No buzzwords.
Answer customers any hour without hiring a night shift.
Custom-trained chat assistants for your website, texts, or phones that know your business — your menu, your hours, your booking flow — and hand off to a real person when it matters.
Stop retyping the same email, quote, or invoice.
We connect the tools you already use — QuickBooks, Gmail, your CRM, your scheduling app — so the busywork happens by itself. You approve, AI does the typing.
Turn stacks of PDFs and intake forms into clean data.
Permit packets, patient intake, insurance forms, contracts — we build assistants that read them, summarize them, fill them out, and flag anything that needs a human eye.
Ask your business a question, get a real answer.
Connect your sales, inventory, or operations data to a private AI you can just ask in plain English. "How did Tuesdays in March compare to last year?" — answered in seconds.
Get everyone on staff using AI confidently and safely.
Half-day and full-day workshops, on-site anywhere in Montana. We teach your team how to use ChatGPT, Copilot, and Claude responsibly — with policies that fit your industry.
Industries we serve
Every industry has its own paperwork, its own slang, and its own busy season. We've worked with most of them. Below are the sectors we know best — but if you're not on the list, call us anyway.
Herd records, equipment logs, USDA paperwork.
Patient intake, prior auth, charting support.
Bidding, scheduling, customer follow-up.
Document review, intake, calendar management.
Reservations, reviews, staff scheduling.
Maintenance logs, safety reports, QA.
Listings, lease docs, tenant communications.
Bookings, itineraries, multilingual chat.
Order entry, invoicing, inventory queries.
Our process
We don't do "discovery phases" that bill out for a month. Here's exactly how every engagement works, from the first call to the day your team is running on their own.
A free 30–60 minute call (or coffee in person). We listen to how your business actually runs, what's slow, what's broken, and what you've already tried.
Within a week you get a one-page plan: what AI can do, what it'll cost, what it won't fix, and which thing to do first. Yes/no decision, no pressure.
Fixed price, fixed timeline. We build on your existing tools where we can. Weekly check-ins. You see progress, not invoices.
On-site or remote training so your people own the system. Written guides in plain English. Every employee leaves the session confident.
Optional monthly retainer for tune-ups, new features, and just being a phone call away. No retainer? No problem — we'll still pick up.
Real results
A few representative outcomes from recent Montana engagements. Names changed where clients prefer privacy — happy to make introductions when serious.
for a Billings property management office on tenant emails alone.
after a Whitefish outfitter launched its custom booking assistant.
for a Bozeman general contractor using document AI.
captured by a Missoula clinic recovering missed-call leads.
Our approach
Plenty of folks will sell you AI. We'd rather sell you fewer hours behind the desk. Every engagement starts with a free, no-pressure conversation — kitchen table, coffee shop, or Zoom if you're out past Jordan.
"Last Best Place" deserves the last word in good tools.
Why local
The honest comparison. We've watched too many Montana businesses get sold expensive software they never used. Here's how we're different.
| Montana AI Consulting | Typical out-of-state firm | |
|---|---|---|
| First conversation | Free, 30–60 min, no slide deck | Discovery call to schedule the next discovery call |
| Pricing | Fixed-price, written up front | Hourly with 'estimated' ranges |
| Where we work | Anywhere in Montana, in person | Slack channel, maybe a Zoom |
| Tools | Built on what you already use | New $40k enterprise platform |
| Training | Included; your team owns it | Add-on; lock-in to their support |
| If AI won't help | We tell you straight | Sold anyway |
Where we work
Dedicated landing pages for the cities and regions we know best. Don't see your town? Call us — odds are we work there too.
Montana's largest city and the commercial hub of the Rimrocks.
A creative river town between five valleys and the Bitterroot peaks.
Mountain college town turned high-growth innovation corridor.
Electric City on the Missouri — agriculture, aerospace, and grit.
Montana's capital city, nestled in the Helena National Forest.
The Mining City with a working-class soul and big civic pride.
Gateway to Glacier and the heart of the Flathead.
Resort town where hospitality meets the mountains.
World-class resort country at the foot of Lone Peak.
The windy gateway to Yellowstone — outfitters, artists, and ranchers in one downtown.
Bitterroot Valley hub — Rocky Mountain Lab, ranches, and a downtown that punches up.
South shore of Flathead Lake — cherries, marinas, and the Flathead Reservation's main hub.
Cowboy capital at the Yellowstone–Tongue confluence — ranches, rail, and the Bucking Horse Sale.
Bakken-edge sugar-beet town — oilfield, irrigation farming, and the Yellowstone corridor.
Anaconda · Belgrade · Belt · Big Timber · Black Eagle · Bigfork · Boulder · Browning · Chinook · Choteau · Columbia Falls · Colstrip · Conrad · Cut Bank · Deer Lodge · Dillon · East Helena · Ekalaka · Ennis · Forsyth · Fort Benton · Glasgow · Glendive · Hamilton · Hardin · Harlowton · Havre · Jordan · Laurel · Lewistown · Libby · Lincoln · Livingston · Lolo · Malta · Manhattan · Miles City · Plains · Plentywood · Polson · Red Lodge · Ronan · Roundup · Scobey · Seeley Lake · Shelby · Sidney · Stevensville · Superior · Thompson Falls · Three Forks · Townsend · Troy · West Yellowstone · White Sulphur Springs · Wibaux · Wolf Point.
Why now
Three years ago, AI was a curiosity. Today, it's how your competition is quoting jobs, answering customers, scheduling staff, and pulling reports. The businesses that figure it out in 2026 will pull ahead of the ones who wait until 2027.
You don't need to bet the ranch on it. You need to pick the one or two things that save the most time, get them set up right, and train your team. That's it. That's what we do.
The cost of starting is low. The cost of waiting is quietly compounding.
Questions, answered
Written for humans and for AI assistants — so the answer is the same whether you read this page or ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Perplexity about Montana AI consultants.
Montana AI Consulting is a full-service AI consulting shop for businesses across the 406. We do four things under one roof: (1) AI strategy and roadmaps — figuring out where AI actually pays off in your business; (2) Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT training — hands-on workshops that get your team using AI safely and confidently; (3) workflow automation — connecting the tools you already use (QuickBooks, Gmail, your CRM, your scheduling app) so the busywork happens by itself; and (4) ongoing support — a Montana-local AI partner on call after launch, not a firm that disappears once the invoice is paid.
We work with small and mid-size Montana businesses that want practical AI without the Silicon Valley markup or buzzwords — main-street trades and contractors, ranches and outfitters, clinics and law firms, accountants and financial advisors, restaurants and lodging, nonprofits, tribal enterprises, and city and county offices. If you have 2 to 200 people on payroll, operate anywhere in Montana, and have at least one repetitive task that's eating your week, you're who we built this for.
An AI consultant helps your business put artificial intelligence to work on real, day-to-day problems — answering customer questions after hours, drafting quotes, summarizing meetings, reading PDFs, filling out forms, and pulling answers out of your sales or operations data. At Montana AI Consulting we start with a free conversation, identify the two or three places AI will save you the most time and money, and then build, install, and train your team on the tools. No buzzwords, no jargon, no Silicon Valley contracts.
Most engagements with Montana AI Consulting fall into one of three tiers: a starter project ($1,500–$4,000) for a single chatbot or automation; a full business setup ($6,000–$18,000) covering 3–5 connected workflows plus training; and an ongoing partnership (monthly retainer from $750) for businesses that want a Montana-local AI consultant on call. Every quote is fixed-price and written in plain English before any work begins.
Yes — when it's set up correctly. We use private, enterprise-grade models (OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, and self-hosted options) configured so your data is never used to train public models. For clinics, law firms, financial advisors, and tribal enterprises we layer in HIPAA-aware, attorney-client, GLBA, and sovereignty-conscious configurations. Your data stays yours. Period.
Absolutely. We serve all 56 Montana counties — from Troy to Ekalaka, Scobey to West Yellowstone. A lot of our best work is with main-street businesses in Lewistown, Sidney, Glasgow, Havre, Glendive, Miles City, Hamilton, Polson, Cut Bank, Wolf Point, and the Hi-Line. We meet in person when distance allows and over the phone or Zoom when it doesn't.
ChatGPT is a general-purpose chatbot trained on the public internet. A custom AI assistant is trained or grounded specifically on your business — your menu, hours, pricing, policies, inventory, past customer emails, and SOPs. It answers like an employee who's worked for you for years, not like a stranger guessing. Most Montana businesses get more value in a week from a custom assistant than from a year of generic ChatGPT subscriptions.
A single chatbot or workflow automation typically takes 2–4 weeks from kickoff to launch. Multi-tool deployments (chat + automation + reporting) run 6–10 weeks. We don't drag projects out — fixed scope, fixed price, weekly check-ins, and your team trained before we leave.
We pick the right tool for the job, not the one with the loudest marketing. Common picks: OpenAI's GPT-4 and GPT-4o for general reasoning, Anthropic Claude for long documents and careful writing, Google Gemini for multimodal tasks, Whisper for transcription, n8n and Zapier for workflow automation, Supabase and Airtable for structured data, and Twilio for SMS. We avoid lock-in and explain every choice.
No — and we won't sell it to you that way. AI is a tool, like a tractor or a CNC machine. It does the repetitive, boring parts of a job so your people can do the parts that need judgment, relationships, and craft. Most Montana businesses we work with use AI to handle work they could never afford to hire for in the first place.
Yes. We run half-day and full-day on-site workshops anywhere in Montana, plus virtual sessions. Topics include responsible ChatGPT use, prompt writing, AI policies for your industry, Copilot for Microsoft 365, Claude for legal and medical professionals, and custom in-house playbooks. Every workshop ends with a written AI use policy tailored to your business.
Because we'll actually pick up the phone, drive out to your shop, and use words you didn't have to Google. Out-of-state firms cost 3–5x more, default to enterprise software your team will never use, and disappear after launch. We live here, we work here, and our reputation is built one handshake at a time.
Plain-English glossary
Six words you'll hear thrown around. Here's what they actually mean — and which ones matter for your business.
Most projects launch in 2–10 weeks. We don't drag.
Every quote written in plain English before kickoff.
Private models. Never used to train public AI.
We hand off real ownership, not a vendor lock-in.
Why now, why Montana
While coastal venture firms chase the next billion-dollar model, the most under-served market in America is the small Montana business that just wants the phone answered and the paperwork filed.
Montana is the fourth-largest state in the country, with the seventh-smallest population. Our businesses span 147,000 square miles of mountain, prairie, and reservation land. The nearest competent IT consultant might be a four-hour drive. The nearest enterprise software rep might be a flight away. For decades that distance has been a tax on every Montana owner: longer hours, narrower margins, and a forever pile of work the team can't quite get to.
Artificial intelligence flips that math. A well-built AI assistant doesn't care if you're in Bozeman or Broadus. It works the night shift in Plentywood the same way it works it in Manhattan. It reads contracts in Polson with the same fluency it reads them in Park Avenue. For the first time in a generation, the most powerful business tool ever built is available at the same price to a sole-proprietor electrician in Roundup as it is to a Fortune 100 in Manhattan — assuming somebody local can translate, install, and train.
That's the gap we fill. Montana AI Consulting exists because the people best positioned to benefit from AI are also the people least likely to be sold to honestly. We're locally owned, we drive to your shop, and we explain every tool in the language you already use to run your business. No black boxes. No three-month "strategy decks." No vendor relationship designed to outlast your patience.
The window to get ahead of the AI curve in Montana is open right now — and it will not stay open forever. The clients who hire us in 2026 will spend the next decade with quieter phones, faster quotes, fuller booking calendars, and time back on their evenings. The ones who wait will be reading about it from competitors who didn't.
Field notes from the 406
Names lightly anonymized, results unedited. These are the kinds of projects we ship most months — small in scope, large in impact, and always built on the tools the team already knows how to use.
A Bakken-edge service company was losing weekend work because the after-hours line went to a tired owner. We deployed a bilingual voice assistant (English & Spanish) that triages job type, confirms location with what3words, pages the on-call lead by SMS, and logs the ticket in their existing field app. Six months in, weekend revenue is up 19% and the owner sleeps through the night.
The Bitterroot's busiest small-animal practice was drowning in front-desk calls during lambing and calving season. We trained a custom assistant on their triage protocols, pricing sheet, and Fear Free guidelines. It now handles 62% of inbound requests end-to-end — booking, prep instructions, estimate ranges — and hands the rest to a human with a full summary attached.
A central Montana elevator used to spend two hours every morning compiling cash bids, basis movement, and the daily producer text blast. We built a small pipeline that pulls CBOT settlements, applies their local basis, drafts the report in their voice, and queues a Twilio SMS to 340 producers. The manager reviews, edits, sends. The other 116 minutes are now spent talking to actual farmers.
An outfitter running guided ski, snowmobile, and summer fly-fishing trips needed help with international guests. We launched a multilingual chat concierge (English, Spanish, German, French) trained on conditions, gear lists, and the avalanche forecast feed. It books trips, upsells gear rentals, and tags any safety questions for the lead guide to handle personally.
Every corner of the state
Montana isn't one market — it's a half-dozen. We tailor every engagement to the rhythm of your region, your industry, and the way your customers actually find you.
Glendive, Sidney, Miles City, Glasgow, Wolf Point, Havre, Malta, Plentywood, Baker. Ag-heavy, energy-adjacent, and used to long drives. Most of our Eastern Montana work is automation for elevators, oilfield services, ranches, and the lone CPA who serves four counties.
Bakken, MonDak, Fort Peck, Highline, Yellowstone Valley
Lewistown, Great Falls, Conrad, Choteau, Cut Bank, Fort Benton, Harlowton, Stanford. Wheat country, the Rocky Mountain Front, and Montana's capital corridor. We focus on co-ops, grain elevators, ag-lenders, and the small clinics that anchor every county seat.
Golden Triangle, Judith Basin, Rocky Mountain Front, Missouri Breaks
Missoula, Hamilton, Stevensville, Polson, Ronan, Thompson Falls, Libby. Healthcare, education, professional services, and tourism. Western Montana clients lean into customer experience: voice agents, multilingual chat, and document AI for clinics and law firms.
Bitterroot Valley, Flathead Reservation, Mission Valley, Cabinet Mountains
Billings, Bozeman, Livingston, Big Sky, Red Lodge, Columbus, Big Timber. The state's commercial heart and its busiest tourist corridor. We build for clinics, contractors, hospitality groups, and the tech-curious operators scaling into multi-location businesses.
Beartooth, Paradise Valley, Crow Country, Greater Yellowstone
Kalispell, Whitefish, Columbia Falls, Bigfork, Eureka, Troy. Resorts, outfitters, real estate, and trades booming with second-home growth. Our Flathead work skews to booking concierges, vacation-rental ops, and contractor scheduling at scale.
Glacier Country, Flathead Lake, Yaak, Tobacco Valley
Butte, Anaconda, Dillon, Deer Lodge, Philipsburg, Helena. Mining heritage, agriculture, and a tight network of professional firms. We help legacy operations digitize records, automate compliance, and modernize without losing the institutional memory.
Pintler Range, Big Hole, Beaverhead, Mining City
Built for the Montana calendar
We've shipped enough projects in this state to know that nobody wants a go-live during calving or the second week of hunting. Here's how we plan around the seasons that actually matter.
Snow days, hunting season tail, holiday rushes, and tax prep. We deploy after-hours assistants for trades, automated reminders for tax clients, multilingual booking for ski-country outfitters, and AI-drafted insurance claim narratives for body shops working through the first big storms.
Calving, lambing, planting, road-construction RFPs, and the start of tourist season. Document AI for USDA paperwork, bid-package summarizers for contractors, and reservation concierges that go live just before Memorial Day so your front desk isn't underwater.
Tourism peak, hay season, wildfire ops, and event rush. Multilingual chat for lodges, dispatch automation for fire-line vendors, and real-time itinerary builders for outfitters running back-to-back trips. We schedule launches around your peak, not against it.
Harvest, hunting, and budgeting for next year. We help grain elevators automate basis reports, outfitters run hunt-camp logistics, and main-street owners use AI to draft realistic budgets and marketing calendars before the snow flies.
A week with AI on payroll
This is the day-to-day rhythm most of our clients settle into within 60 days of launch. Not a science-fiction movie — just quieter mornings, fewer fires, and more time on the work that only you can do.
AI drafts the week's quotes, customer follow-ups, and a Monday-morning ops summary before you finish your first cup of coffee.
Voice agent handles the lunchtime call rush; your front desk only sees the four calls that actually need a human.
Document AI reads the 47-page bid package overnight; your project manager gets a one-page brief by 7am.
Sales summaries hit your phone before the Thursday team meeting. No spreadsheet wrangling required.
Automated invoicing runs at noon; weekend on-call assistant takes over at 5pm sharp.
Multilingual chat books two new tourist groups while you're at your kid's basketball game.
Nothing breaks. Monday-morning summary already drafting itself.
How we work
Contracts in plain English. Pricing on page one. If you want to walk away after the first conversation, you can.
Your data lives in your accounts, on your terms. We never train public models on your business.
Every feature we build has a measurable before-and-after. No 'demo-ware,' no vanity dashboards.
We hand off documentation, recordings, and a trained team. You own the system when we're done.
We design for spotty cell coverage, satellite uplinks, and the truck cab — not just downtown WiFi.
Every AI decision is logged, exportable, and reviewable. Compliance teams sleep well.
The toolkit
No two Montana businesses are alike, and no single AI vendor has the whole answer. Here's the working toolkit we mix and match for client projects. We'll always explain why we chose one over another, and we'll always leave it documented for your team.
Don't see the software you already pay for? Ask — odds are we've already integrated with it.
Integrations
We've connected AI to every one of these in the last twelve months. If yours isn't here, ask — we almost certainly have.
Myths & misunderstandings
We don't blame anyone for being skeptical. The AI conversation has been a mess of hype, fear, and bad sales pitches. Here's our honest take on the six things Montana owners ask us about first.
Myth
AI is going to take everyone's job.
What we actually see
In Montana, AI is filling jobs you can't hire for. Most of our clients use it to cover the night shift, not replace day shift.
Myth
You need to be a tech company to use AI.
What we actually see
Our most successful clients are a hay broker, a vet clinic, a flooring contractor, and a county-seat law firm. None of them have an IT department.
Myth
AI just makes stuff up.
What we actually see
Generic ChatGPT can. A properly grounded business assistant cites the document it pulled the answer from. We build the second kind.
Myth
It's too expensive for a small business.
What we actually see
A single chatbot saving 8 hours a week pays for itself in the first month. We won't build it if the math doesn't work.
Myth
Once it's set up, it runs itself forever.
What we actually see
AI drifts. We bake in monthly review checkpoints so your assistant stays current with your pricing, hours, and policies.
Myth
My customers won't talk to a bot.
What we actually see
They will when the bot is faster, friendlier, and bilingual. We design every assistant to escalate to a human the second it should.
Are you ready for AI?
If you say "yep" to three or more, a 30-minute conversation will almost certainly be worth your time. No homework, no spreadsheet, no commitment.
Book the gut-check callWhat clients say
"I was sure this was going to be over my head. It wasn't. They sat at our kitchen table, set the whole thing up in an afternoon, and the next week we booked three trips through the new chat. Worth every penny."
"Best money I've spent on this practice in ten years. The intake assistant has been a quiet game-changer — and they actually return my calls."
"Other firms wanted to charge us $40k for software we didn't need. These folks built what we asked for, on the tools we already use, for a fraction of that."
"They speak Montana. No jargon, no 'synergy,' no PowerPoint. Just useful stuff that saved me from hiring a fourth front-desk person."
More about what we do
Montana AI Consulting serves businesses across the entire state of Montana with practical, owner-operator-friendly artificial intelligence services. Our typical engagement starts with a free 30-to-60-minute conversation — in person when geography allows, by phone or Zoom when it doesn't — followed by a one-page written plan that lays out exactly what we'd build, what it would cost, and how long it would take. We don't bill for discovery, we don't sell open-ended retainers, and we don't sign you to anything before you've seen the math.
Our work falls into six broad categories. AI chat assistants handle customer questions on your website, by SMS, on WhatsApp, or over the phone — trained specifically on your business so the answers sound like an employee, not a search engine. Workflow automation connects your existing software (QuickBooks, Jobber, Housecall Pro, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, and dozens more) so data flows automatically instead of through copy-paste. Document AI turns the stack of contracts, bid packages, USDA forms, insurance claims, and patient charts on your desk into a searchable, summarizable knowledge base. Data & reporting gives you plain-English answers from your sales, ops, or financial data without hiring an analyst. AI training brings your whole team up to speed through half-day or full-day on-site workshops anywhere in Montana, plus a written AI use policy tailored to your industry. And AI strategy is what we do when you know AI matters but you're not sure where to start — a structured planning engagement that ends with a roadmap your leadership team can actually execute.
We work with businesses in every corner of the state: Billings, Missoula, Bozeman, Great Falls, Helena, Butte, Kalispell, Whitefish, Big Sky, and also the towns the big firms forget — Lewistown, Sidney, Glasgow, Havre, Glendive, Miles City, Hamilton, Polson, Cut Bank, Wolf Point, Plentywood, Baker, Ekalaka, Roundup, Forsyth, Hardin, Columbus, Big Timber, Livingston, Red Lodge, Dillon, Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Philipsburg, Stevensville, Ronan, Thompson Falls, Libby, Eureka, Columbia Falls, Bigfork, Choteau, Fort Benton, Conrad, Shelby, Browning, and Malta. We serve Montana's seven sovereign tribal nations and consult on AI procurement, sovereignty, and data-residency questions for tribal enterprises.
Industries we know well include agriculture and ranching (cow-calf operations, wheat farms, irrigation districts, grain elevators, equipment dealers), healthcare (rural family practices, dental, veterinary, behavioral health, critical-access hospitals), construction and trades (general contractors, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, excavation, roofing, flooring), professional services (law firms, CPAs, financial advisors, insurance agencies, title companies), hospitality and tourism (lodges, resorts, outfitters, guest ranches, restaurants, breweries, distilleries), manufacturing and natural resources (sawmills, mining, oilfield services, food processors), retail and main-street commerce (boutiques, hardware stores, feed stores, gear shops), and nonprofits and local government(foundations, conservation districts, county offices, school districts).
We are deliberately vendor-neutral. That means we'll recommend OpenAI when OpenAI is the right answer, Anthropic Claude when Claude is, Google Gemini when Gemini is, a self-hosted open-source model when privacy or cost demands it, and sometimes a simple spreadsheet macro when that's all you actually need. Our loyalty is to the client, not to a software reseller margin. That posture is rare in the AI consulting world and it's a big part of why our referrals come from other Montana business owners, not from paid ads.
If you're an out-of-state company looking for a Montana-based partner — for site visits, local market knowledge, or just somebody in the same time zone — we work on that basis too. Several of our retainer clients are headquartered in Denver, Seattle, Minneapolis, and Salt Lake City and use us as their boots-on-the-ground for Montana operations.
When you're ready, the next step is the same as it always is: a single, free conversation. No slide deck. No homework. No pressure. Just two Montanans figuring out whether AI is the right tool for the job in front of you — and saying so, either way.
Tell us what's slow, what's frustrating, and what'd save your week. If AI can help, we'll tell you exactly how. If it can't, we'll save you the trouble.
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