Questions for Tecknow, page-30

The positive to that process (if correct) is that the RAC’s are seen to be proactive (in the governments eyes) by applying to use Painchek and modernise their facility.
Then if we can continue the zero churn rate we get a long term customer, with the government paying for their first year subscription. A win win for PCK.

Good news this morning with bringing someone on board to help with the roll out, one factor is that the training will be provided properly to new customers, PCK simply doesn’t have the resources for this. I’ll be interested to see how they structure paying Ward MM for this.

We now have PCS in the UK, Ward MM in Aus and once FDA approval is granted we’ll need to team up with someone in the states.
So getting back to the price point of the App - How much is it? Is it $5/month or $10?? Can’t recall where I read but PD seemed to signal lowering the monthly fee at one point - is this to allow for the cost to pay a third party to help with the rollout. So if PCS bring on board a customer the income to PCK is $5/month?

My question for PD is the Nviso relationship, their tech is the engine, Painchek is the vehicle. If Nviso were to be bought out where does that leave Painchek long term. I know that may seem a long shot but if PCK is to be a 5 billion dollar company in 3 years time (my dream!) the relationship between nViso/PCK is pretty crucial.