. >>> shares down this morning in pagerduty.ith us on the quarter, page per duty ceo jennifer tejada jen good to have you you know, a lot going on in the markets right now. yields being a part of it. i know you want to talk about what was good in this quarter, because there was a lot of up side also touch on the margin guidance, if you will, which did raise some eyebrows. >> hey, jon. great to see you and thanks for having me again. you're right our business accelerated across almost every metric. a fantastic quarter. we crossed over the 200 million revenue marker, so growth reaccelerate to 29% in the quarter, and we saw our dollar base net retention, a great sign of expansion, improve to 121% in q4 and overall 125% in enterprise which has been a real strength in terms of segments for us over the course of the last year as large customers shifted from responding to the pandemic to realizing they needed a realtime digital operations management platform to manage their now almost entirely digital business. it was a terrific quarte

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