Yes, so like I mentioned before, I've worked with multiple ETL tools. So for example, I've worked with SSIS packages and SnapLogic pipelines, which are required to be fetching data from multiple sources. For example, I created a SnapLogic pipeline wherein there is a certain flat file which used to get updated every week. So I'm fetching some data from that flat file source and there is certain data. So we are Kafka subscribers. So some data I am fetching from Kafka topic, then I am combining those two data on the basis of a certain business logic. And then I am again, sending that data out to multiple destinations, like for instance, one destination is our own database, wherein I'm storing that data. Another destination is again, there is a different Kafka topic, which is consumed by a different team because it is a pharmacy-based project. So certain data I'm again, publishing to another Kafka topic. And the third, I'm creating a flat file source, sorry, I'm pushing that data in a flat file, which is again picked up by another team for their own needs. So this was a SnapLogic pipeline I created and it was a scheduled pipeline, which used to run every week because the flat file source, it used to get updated every week. So the pipeline also be scheduled on a weekly basis. So that's how I integrated multiple sources and transferred data to multiple destinations.