Best evergreen and automated webinar software for B2B sales (2026): 23 tools scored
By Ian Naylor ·
Drafted with AI assistance, then fact-checked and edited by Ian Naylor before publishing.
Short answer: for a B2B sales team running the same demo again and again, the shortlist is eWebinar, WebinarFlow and AEvent. eWebinar is the most complete automated platform today, with native HubSpot and Salesforce. WebinarFlow is the pick if you want your phone to buzz on a real question and the option to pause the recording and go live on camera, with AI answers included from $99 a month. AEvent suits teams who'd rather answer from Slack and already run Zoom or GoTo.
If marketing runs big branded events and sales just needs the leads, look at ON24, Zoom or BigMarker instead. They score lower here because this page grades tools on one job: putting a recorded pitch in front of buyers and catching the moment one of them is ready to talk.
We make WebinarFlow, so weigh our take accordingly; every competitor price and feature below links to the vendor's own page, checked October 2026, with the main prices re-checked on 29 October 2026.
Running the same demo 10 times a week? WebinarFlow puts your best take on a rolling schedule, pings your phone when someone asks a real question, and lets you answer in chat or jump in on camera. 14-day free trial, no card.
Evergreen vs automated webinar software: is there a difference?
Mostly, no. "Evergreen webinar software" and "automated webinar software" describe the same kind of tool: you record a presentation once and the platform plays it on a schedule, again and again, to new registrants. Vendors use the words interchangeably, and so do the roundup lists we checked. If you want the background on how evergreen webinars work, and when they beat a live session, read our complete guide to evergreen webinars.
Where the tools really differ is what happens around the recording:
- Scheduling. Some only run sessions at fixed times. Better ones offer just-in-time slots that start a few minutes after someone registers, plus instant replay.
- Who answers questions. Some send every question to email. Others let a moderator reply in chat, use AI to answer, or let the presenter jump in live.
- What happens to the data. Watch time, polls and questions either land on the contact in your CRM or sit in a report nobody opens.
Those three differences are exactly what the scores below measure. If you're still weighing whether to automate at all, evergreen vs live webinars covers the trade-offs.
The scores at a glance
Each tool gets 0, 1 or 2 points on 6 criteria, for a total out of 12. The scoring rules are in the next section. Ties are broken by the two sales-specific criteria (live takeover plus AI Q&A), then native CRM.
| # | Tool | Automation / JIT | Live takeover | AI Q&A | Native CRM | Lead qualification | Pricing fit | Total /12 | Entry price for automated sessions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | eWebinar | 2 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 10 | $99/mo |
| 2 | WebinarFlow | 2 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 9 | $49/mo ($99 with AI and takeover) |
| 3 | AEvent | 2 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 9 | $95/mo |
| 4 | WebinarGeek | 2 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 9 | €99/mo (75 viewers) |
| 5 | EasyWebinar | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 9 | $116/mo |
| 6 | WebinarKit | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 8 | $49/mo |
| 7 | Demio | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 7 | $80/host/mo yearly |
| 8 | BigMarker | 2 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 7 | Quote only |
| 9 | Zoom (Webinars Plus) | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 7 | $290.83/mo yearly |
| 10 | StealthSeminar | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 7 | $69.95/mo |
| 11 | ON24 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 6 | Quote only |
| 12 | Sequel.io | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 6 | $833/mo yearly |
| 13 | Contrast | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 6 | $99/mo yearly |
| 14 | EverWebinar | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 6 | $199/mo ($99 yearly) |
| 15 | GoTo Webinar | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 6 | $129/mo (middle plan) |
| 16 | WebinarNinja | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 6 | $0.30/attendee/mo yearly |
| 17 | ClickMeeting | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 5 | £38/mo yearly |
| 18 | Livestorm | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 5 | $1,000/yr credit pack |
| 19 | Airmeet | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 5 | $199/mo |
| 20 | Goldcast | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 4 | Quote only |
| 21 | Riverside | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 4 | $99/mo |
| 22 | Zoho Webinar | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 4 | Enterprise plan (£53/organizer/mo yearly) |
| 23 | WebinarJam | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | Live only (automation via EverWebinar) |
Prices are the lowest public price we found for a plan that can run automated or pre-recorded sessions. ClickMeeting and Zoho only showed pounds from our UK connection.
How we evaluated
We picked the tools by opening the top-ranking "best automated webinar software" and "best evergreen webinar platform" lists, from EasyWebinar, eWebinar, Livestorm, WebinarNinja, ClickMeeting, Riverside, Thinkific, ProProfs and others. The longest had 18 tools. We cover 23, so every platform those lists recommend is scored here against the same rules.
Then we checked every vendor's own pricing page, feature pages and help docs on 14 October 2026. Where a vendor's pages contradicted each other, we say so and scored the more conservative reading. Where we couldn't confirm something on the vendor's site, we scored it as absent.
The 6 criteria, and what earns each point:
- Automation and just-in-time scheduling. 2 = automated sessions plus just-in-time or every-few-minutes slots and instant replay. 1 = pre-recorded sessions at set times only. 0 = on-demand video only, or live only.
- Live takeover. 2 = the presenter is alerted away from the desk and can go live on camera mid-recording, then hand back. 1 = a human can reply live in chat (or join on stage only if already sitting in the room). 0 = questions get answered later by email.
- AI Q&A. 2 = AI answers attendees in automated sessions and learns from the host's own answers. 1 = AI answers, but from static docs or FAQs only, or only on one session type. 0 = no AI answering.
- Native CRM. 2 = native HubSpot and Salesforce available on a plan you can buy. 1 = one of the two natively, or both only on the top quote-only tier. 0 = Zapier or webhooks only.
- Lead qualification. 2 = built-in lead or engagement scoring. 1 = tagging, segments or triggers by watch time and clicks. 0 = basic attendance stats.
- Pricing fit for a sales team. 2 = public price under roughly $150 a month for automated sessions. 1 = public but higher, or metered in a way that bites small teams. 0 = quote only, or over $500 a month.
Why these 6? A sales demo is a one-to-few conversation that happens to be recorded. Speed matters a lot: the much-cited Harvard Business Review study of online leads (Oldroyd, McElheran and Elkington, 2011) found firms that responded within an hour were nearly 7 times more likely to qualify the lead. So we weight the things that get a human to a hot buyer fast, and the things that get that buyer's activity into your CRM.
What should you look for in AI webinar software for sales presentations?
Three questions sort the field quickly.
Who answers a real question at 3pm on a Tuesday? Most automated platforms assume a moderator is sitting in a console. If no one is, the question goes to email and the buyer has left by the time you reply. Check whether the tool alerts you on your phone, and whether you can do more than type.
What does the AI learn from? Most webinar AI answers from a transcript, an uploaded PDF or a list of FAQs you type in. That's fine for "is there a replay?" It's weaker for "how do you handle SSO for 400 seats?", where the right answer is the one your best rep gave last week. Only eWebinar and WebinarFlow say their AI learns from the answers humans give.
Where does the buyer's behaviour end up? Watch time, poll answers and questions asked are your qualification data. If they don't land on the CRM contact automatically, your SDRs won't use them.
For a longer version of this, our 42-point webinar platform buyer's checklist goes criterion by criterion.
The 23 tools, scored for B2B sales
1. eWebinar: best all-round automated platform for SaaS demos (10/12)
eWebinar is the strongest all-rounder here and the one we'd look at hardest if we didn't build our own. Plans run $99, $199 and $299 a month, metered by active webinars and monthly registrants, with unlimited team members and a 14-day trial (checked October 2026). It runs on-demand, just-in-time, scheduled and replay sessions.
Moderators are notified by email, browser or Slack and can reply live from the browser, a mobile chat admin or Slack; if no one replies, the answer goes by email. Its eChat AI is a separate add-on, with a free tier of 50 credits, then $40 a month for 500 credits up to $500 a month, and trains on the transcript, documents and past chats. Its help page says it learns from conversations your humans answer, though the same page says eChat is still being tested with key customers.
HubSpot is included; Salesforce and Marketo are paid add-ons, and sign-ups stop when you hit your registrant cap until the next cycle. We found no way to go live on video inside an automated session. Our side-by-side: WebinarFlow vs eWebinar.
2. WebinarFlow: best for jumping in live when a buyer needs you (9/12)
This is ours. WebinarFlow plays your recorded pitch on a rolling schedule (daily, weekly, or just-in-time slots every 15 minutes, plus instant replay). When a real attendee asks something, your phone gets a push. You can answer in chat while the recording keeps playing, or go live on camera from your phone or laptop, and the recording picks up where it stopped.
Every typed or spoken answer feeds an AI that answers repeat questions in your name. You set the confidence bar; below it, the AI stays quiet and sends the question to your phone. Pricing is $49 Starter, $99 Growth and $249 Scale a month, about 20% less yearly, with a 14-day trial of Growth and no card.
The honest gaps. Starter excludes AI answers and video takeover, so most sales teams will need Growth. We don't list a native HubSpot or Salesforce integration; the booking API and webhooks that push registrations into your stack are on Scale only. Sessions cap at 100, 300 or 2,000 attendees by plan. There's no built-in lead scoring. And it's a newer product than most on this list, so it has a shorter track record.
3. AEvent: best if your team lives in Slack and Zoom (9/12)
AEvent started as an automation layer for Zoom and GoToWebinar and now has its own player, AStream, with just-in-time and watch-now viewing, plus timed chat, popups and Q&A. Plans run $95 to $1,995 a month, metered by campaigns and "actions", with AStream on every plan and the first month free (checked October 2026).
Attendee questions can be piped to a Slack channel, and replies from Slack appear in the webinar. Its AI chat agent uses your own OpenAI or Claude API key and a Google Sheet of Q&A as its knowledge base, so there's setup and a separate model bill. CRM is a strength: native Salesforce and HubSpot integrations. We found no camera takeover. Compare: WebinarFlow vs AEvent.
4. WebinarGeek: best for European teams that want just-in-time and CRM add-ons (9/12)
WebinarGeek prices by viewer count, from €99 a month (or €59 billed yearly) for 75 viewers on Premium, with a 14-day trial; Enterprise needs an annual contract. Automated webinars can run just-in-time every 5, 10 or 15 minutes.
A team member can open an automated webinar as chat moderator and reply in public or private chat, but WebinarGeek itself warns questions may go ignored if no one is present. Its AI Assistant answers chat and Q&A in live and automated webinars; Premium gets one free use, then it's an add-on. It works from rules and instructions you set, with no stated learning from your answers. HubSpot and Salesforce are add-ons on Premium and included on Enterprise. Compare: WebinarFlow vs WebinarGeek.
5. EasyWebinar: best built-in lead scoring at a small-team price (9/12)
EasyWebinar's automated plans start at Growth, $116 a month for 1,000 automated viewers, with a 7-day card-required trial; the $44 Launch plan is live only. It runs evergreen, just-in-time, on-demand and simulive sessions.
Its edge for sales is EasyCRM, which includes lead scoring from Growth, with custom scoring on Pro, and a sales-teams page that describes buyer-intent scoring with questions saved against the person who asked. The AI Moderator answers from files you upload, on Pro and above. In simulive a moderator can answer chat, but EasyWebinar's own table marks "Presenter live?" as No for automated and simulive formats. Native HubSpot and Salesforce Pardot sync start at Pro. Compare: WebinarFlow vs EasyWebinar.
6. WebinarKit: cheapest way to get AI chat answers (8/12)
WebinarKit's automated plans show $49 Standard and $69 Pro a month, or a $1,997 one-time Pro plan, with a $1 7-day trial. The page is heavy on coupons and countdowns, so check the price at checkout. Scheduling covers instant watch, just-in-time, ongoing and specific dates.
The AI answers attendee chat from product details and FAQs you type in, billed in credits. Hosts get email alerts for unread chat and can go into the room to reply live. Native HubSpot is there; Salesforce isn't. The audience skews toward info-marketers, which shows in the funnel features. Compare: WebinarFlow vs WebinarKit.
7. Demio: best for marketing teams that also run live webinars (7/12)
Demio prices per host. Automated and on-demand webinars start on Growth, from $80 per host a month yearly or $117 monthly for a 150-seat room, with a 14-day trial capped at 20 attendees. Automated events can recur daily, weekly or monthly; we found no just-in-time option.
You can jump into an automated event and engage through chat. Its AI Moderator is Premium only, for on-demand sessions only, and works from the transcript plus context you add. The pricing page lists HubSpot and Salesforce under Premium, while the integrations page labels them "Powered by Zapier", so ask before you buy. Compare: WebinarFlow vs Demio.
8. BigMarker: closest thing to text-message takeover, for bigger budgets (7/12)
BigMarker is quote only, billed yearly, and evergreen and simulive webinars start at Enterprise. Evergreen sessions can run on a weekly schedule or start a fresh session when a new attendee lands.
Its SMS relay texts each chat message and question to the host, and the host's reply appears in the room; it works with US and +1 numbers only, with Slack and email relays too. There's AI lead scoring but no AI answering attendees. Native HubSpot, Salesforce and Marketo exist, capped at 1 or 2 integrations by plan. Compare: WebinarFlow vs BigMarker.
9. Zoom Webinars Plus: best if you're already a Zoom shop (7/12)
Simulive isn't in base Zoom Webinars. It needs Webinars Plus ($290.83 a month billed yearly at 500 attendees) or Zoom Events, on top of a Zoom Workplace Pro licence. Plus adds an engagement score and attendee profiles, and the pricing page lists HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo, Pardot and Eloqua.
During playback, hosts can use chat and Q&A but can't speak or appear on video; going live only happens after the recording or by ending it early. No AI answers attendees.
10. StealthSeminar: solid automation, built for info-marketers (7/12)
Plans are $69.95, $99.95 and $175 a month, with the first two capped at 100 simultaneous attendees. Sessions can run as often as every 15 minutes, and hybrid mode emails you when someone is on the webinar so you can be there, with live segments through YouTube Live.
HubSpot is native; Salesforce needs a paid webhooks plugin. One flag for B2B: it markets "faux" attendee counts and chat, which sophisticated buyers tend to spot. No AI answering. Compare: WebinarFlow vs StealthSeminar.
11. ON24: best engagement data for enterprise marketing (6/12)
ON24 is quote only. Simulive plays a pre-recorded webinar at a set time, presenters can answer questions by text during it, and every simulive becomes on-demand afterwards. Live video comes only after the recording ends.
The reason sales teams like ON24 is its 0 to 10 Engagement Score, synced to Salesforce, Marketo and Eloqua. Its AI groups similar questions for the presenter rather than answering them.
12. Sequel.io: best scoring for account-based marketing teams (6/12)
Sequel starts at $833 a month billed yearly ($950 monthly) for 500 attendees per session, with 1-hour sessions on Growth and a demo before any plan. Simulive is included. Hosts can moderate chat and Q&A, but its help docs say a host cannot end a running simulive and join the stage live.
Its strength is the customisable "Sequel score" with account-level engagement and HubSpot, Salesforce and Marketo integrations. Compare: WebinarFlow vs Sequel.
13. Contrast: best HubSpot sync at a low price (6/12)
Contrast prices by monthly unique registrants: Pro from $99 a month yearly ($129 monthly) for 100 registrants, plus a free plan for 30. Its HubSpot app pushes 50+ properties and watch time; Salesforce is an Enterprise add-on.
Pre-recorded webinars go live at a set time, and the host can chat and launch polls while it plays. No just-in-time, no AI answering. Compare: WebinarFlow vs Contrast.
14. EverWebinar: classic evergreen engine, thin on sales tooling (6/12)
One plan: $199 a month, $99 a month billed yearly, or $79 a month on 2 years, with 1 team member and a $1 14-day trial. Just-in-time sessions every 15, 30 or 60 minutes and instant replay are standard.
"Hybrid" means you or your team reply from the control panel while the recording plays. We found no question alerts and no AI. Its marketing page says HubSpot and Salesforce connect via Zapier. Compare: WebinarFlow vs EverWebinar.
15. GoTo Webinar: good interest scoring, no live Q&A in simulive (6/12)
Simulive needs GoTo's middle plan, $129 a month or $103 billed yearly, for up to 1,000 participants. The catch: in recorded events questions are emailed to the host afterwards, and you can't switch a simulive to live.
Its attendee interest rating (1 to 100) is useful for prioritising follow-up. No AI answering.
16. WebinarNinja: cheap per-attendee automation (6/12)
WebinarNinja charges $0.30 per attendee a month on annual billing, with unlimited webinars and a 14-day trial. It runs recurring, on-demand and just-in-time sessions and connects natively to HubSpot (no Salesforce listed).
Questions in automated sessions go to a tab you answer by email. Its pricing page describes an AI co-host answering chat, but its automated-webinars page describes the co-host as captions and transcripts, so we didn't score it. Compare: WebinarFlow vs WebinarNinja.
17. ClickMeeting: affordable automated webinars, light on CRM (5/12)
The Automated plan showed £38 a month billed yearly for 50 attendees from a UK connection. Chat can be moderated live if the host joins, or set to "answer later", and you can only run one event at a time without a paid add-on. Integrations cover HubSpot, Pipedrive and Zapier, with no Salesforce. No AI answering.
18. Livestorm: great browser product, CRM on Enterprise only (5/12)
Livestorm sells yearly attendee-credit packs, from $1,000 for 400 attendees, and HubSpot, Salesforce and Marketo are Enterprise only. In automated events your team can still join to chat, answer questions and go on stage, which is a real live takeover if someone is in the room. On-demand events can't recur, and Livestorm recommends turning chat off because you won't be notified. Its AI features are for content, not answering. Compare: WebinarFlow vs Livestorm.
19. Airmeet: events platform with high-intent alerts (5/12)
Premium Webinars is $199 a month or $167 yearly, with 2 team members and simulive and on-demand, plus Salesforce, HubSpot and Dynamics integrations and alerts for high-intent actions. Pre-recorded sessions start automatically at the scheduled time. We couldn't confirm live takeover during playback or any AI answering.
20. Goldcast: B2B event marketing, sales-light automation (4/12)
Goldcast is quote only. In simulive, the speaker can go on stage after the pre-recorded talk to answer questions. Native HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo and Eloqua are there; its AI is for repurposing content, not answering attendees.
21. Riverside: studio-quality recording first, webinars second (4/12)
Webinars need the Webinar plan at $99 a month ($79 yearly), which caps you at 100 registrants; Salesforce is on the custom-priced Business plan. You can pre-record and stream as live, with live chat and call-ins. Its Q&A AI Moderator drafts answers that need host review before sending.
22. Zoho Webinar: cheap, but on-demand only and no live interaction (4/12)
On-demand webinars are Enterprise only (£53 per organizer a month yearly from a UK connection), and attendees can't interact with the organizer during them. It's a sensible add-on if you already run Zoho CRM. It isn't a sales demo engine.
23. WebinarJam: live webinars, with automation through EverWebinar (3/12)
WebinarJam is live first: $49 to $499 a month, with EverWebinar included free from Basic ($99) up. There's no native HubSpot; you go through Zapier. It's on most "automated" lists because of that bundle, so score it as EverWebinar plus a live tool. Compare: WebinarFlow vs WebinarJam.
Which webinar platform has the best AI for sales and lead qualification?
Split the question in two, because no single tool wins both.
AI that answers buyers: eWebinar's eChat and WebinarFlow are the only two that say they learn from answers your team gives. eChat is a paid add-on on top of your plan; WebinarFlow includes 500 AI answers a month on Growth. WebinarGeek, EasyWebinar, WebinarKit, Demio and AEvent all answer from transcripts, uploaded files, typed FAQs or a spreadsheet.
AI and scoring that qualify leads: ON24's engagement score, BigMarker's AI lead scoring, Sequel's custom score, GoTo's interest rating and EasyWebinar's EasyCRM lead scoring are stronger than anything WebinarFlow has today. If your SDRs work a scored queue, weight this heavily.
The practical combo for a lot of teams: a tool that gets a human into the conversation fast, plus your CRM's own scoring on the data it pushes across. Our post on evergreen vs live webinars covers when automation hurts more than it helps.
Our verdicts by use case
- Repeat SaaS demos with HubSpot or Salesforce at the centre: eWebinar.
- Repeat demos where you want to step in on camera for the hot ones: WebinarFlow.
- Team already answers everything in Slack, runs Zoom or GoTo: AEvent.
- Built-in lead scoring on a small budget: EasyWebinar.
- EU team, just-in-time sessions, CRM add-ons: WebinarGeek.
- Enterprise marketing with a scored lead handoff: ON24, Sequel or BigMarker.
- Already paying for Zoom and want simulive without a new vendor: Zoom Webinars Plus.
Whichever you pick, the follow-up after the session does as much work as the session itself. Our follow-up tactics after a demo or webinar is a good next read, and if the recording itself needs work, start with how to write a webinar script.
Want to see the takeover for yourself? Start a 14-day WebinarFlow trial (the full Growth plan, no card), record one demo, and book yourself into a session from your phone.
FAQ
What is evergreen webinar software?
It's a platform that plays a pre-recorded webinar on a repeating schedule, so new people can register and watch without you presenting live each time. Most tools in this list call it automated, on-demand or simulive webinars; the idea is the same. Our evergreen webinar guide explains how it works step by step.
Is evergreen webinar software the same as automated webinar software?
In practice, yes. Both terms mean a recorded session that runs on autopilot. The differences that matter are scheduling options, how attendee questions get answered and whether the data reaches your CRM.
Which automated webinar software is best for B2B sales teams?
For repeat product demos, eWebinar, WebinarFlow and AEvent scored highest in our October 2026 check of 23 tools. eWebinar has the most complete package with native HubSpot and Salesforce. Of the 23, WebinarFlow is the only one where the presenter gets a phone push and can go live on camera mid-recording, then resume.
What should I look for in AI webinar software for sales presentations?
Check who answers a real question when no one is in the console, what the AI learns from, and whether attendee behaviour reaches your CRM contact. AI trained on a transcript handles logistics questions. AI that learns from your team's answers handles the objections that close deals.
Which webinar platform has the best AI features for sales and lead qualification?
For answering buyers, eWebinar's eChat (paid add-on) and WebinarFlow (included on Growth and Scale) both learn from human answers. For lead qualification, ON24's engagement score, BigMarker's AI lead scoring, Sequel's custom score and EasyWebinar's built-in lead scoring are the strongest.
Can a presenter join an automated webinar live?
On most platforms you can reply in chat if you're sitting in the room or console. Going live on video is rarer: Zoom, ON24 and Goldcast only switch to live after the recording ends, and Sequel's docs say you can't. WebinarFlow lets you pause the recording, go live on camera from your phone or laptop, then hand back.
How much does automated webinar software cost in 2026?
Self-serve tools for small sales teams mostly sit between $49 and $199 a month. Enterprise platforms like ON24, BigMarker and Goldcast are quote only, and Sequel starts at $833 a month billed yearly. Watch the meter: registrants, attendees per session, hosts and AI credits all change the real bill.
Which automated webinar tools integrate natively with Salesforce?
From our checks: eWebinar (paid add-on), AEvent, WebinarGeek (add-on on Premium), BigMarker, ON24, Sequel, Zoom, Airmeet and Goldcast. Demio lists Salesforce on Premium but labels it Zapier-powered on another page. Livestorm and Contrast keep Salesforce for Enterprise, and WebinarFlow doesn't list one.
Are automated webinars a good fit for B2B, or just for coaches?
They fit B2B well when the content is a repeatable demo and a human is reachable for the questions that matter. Where they go wrong is fake urgency and faked attendees, which B2B buyers notice. Use real replay options and seeded prompts and polls, and make sure real questions get real answers.
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