# How to Integrate Factorial with ClickUp Using Zapier or the API: A Practical Guide for European SMEs

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Published: 2026-08-12 | Updated: 2026-08-12 | Source: https://faqtic.co/blog/how-integrate-factorial-clickup-using-zapier-api-practical

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Yes, you can integrate Factorial with ClickUp, and there are two main ways to do it: through Zapier (no code required) or via Factorial's REST API (for more custom, technical setups). For most HR teams at small to mid-sized businesses, Zapier is the faster starting point. But if your business runs across multiple entities or countries, or if you need data flowing in real time with custom logic, the API route is worth understanding too. This guide covers both, honestly, including where each approach breaks down and when it makes sense to stop doing it yourself.

## What does a Factorial and ClickUp integration actually do for your HR team?

A Factorial and ClickUp integration connects your HR system of record with your project and task management tool, so that HR events in Factorial automatically trigger actions in ClickUp, without anyone having to copy information between systems manually.

Think about what that means in practice. A new employee gets added to Factorial. That single event can automatically create a full onboarding task list in ClickUp, assign the right team members, set due dates, and drop the new hire's name and start date into the task description. No Slack message to the IT manager. No forgotten equipment checklist. No HR admin spending 40 minutes building a task board from scratch every time someone joins.

### What data flows between Factorial and ClickUp?

The data that moves between the two tools depends on which triggers and actions you configure, but the most commonly used fields include:

- Employee name, email, job title, department, and start date (from Factorial to ClickUp)
- Leave request status (approved, rejected, pending) and leave dates
- Contract status changes (signed, expired, renewed)
- Manager or team assignment changes
- Offboarding triggers when an employee's end date is set

What it does not do natively: it does not sync payroll figures, it does not pull ClickUp task completion back into Factorial, and it does not create a two-way live sync. This is important to understand before you build anything.

### Who is this integration actually built for?

Honestly, this integration is most valuable for HR teams and operations managers at businesses with 25 to 200 employees, where HR is already using Factorial to manage people data and the wider business is running projects and tasks in ClickUp. If those two tools are siloed, someone is doing manual work to bridge them. This integration removes that bridge-work.

## What do you need to have in place before connecting Factorial to ClickUp?

Before you touch Zapier or the API, get these things sorted. Skipping this step is the single most common reason integrations break within the first week.

- Active Factorial account with admin access: You need admin-level permissions to access API credentials and configure integrations. A standard HR user account will not be enough.
- Active ClickUp account with admin or owner access: You need permission to create new Spaces, Lists, and custom fields, and to connect third-party apps.
- Zapier account on the correct plan: The free Zapier plan does not support multi-step Zaps. For most useful HR workflows, you will need at least the Starter plan. If you want filters, paths, or delays in your Zaps, the Professional plan is the practical minimum.
- Consistent data structure in Factorial: If your employee records have missing fields, inconsistent department names, or duplicate entries, those errors will flow directly into ClickUp. Clean your data first.
- Defined ClickUp structure: Know which Space, Folder, and List new tasks should land in. If this is not decided before you build the Zap, you will end up with tasks scattered across the wrong places.
- A clear list of the workflows you want to automate: Do not build everything at once. Start with one workflow, test it properly, then expand.
- For API integrations: a developer or technical resource: If you are going the API route, you need someone who can write and maintain code. This is not a weekend project for a non-technical HR manager.

## How do you connect Factorial to ClickUp using Zapier?

Connecting Factorial to ClickUp via Zapier takes roughly 20 to 45 minutes for a simple single-step Zap, assuming your accounts are set up and your ClickUp structure is already defined. Here is the process, step by step.

### Step 1: Create a new Zap in Zapier

Log into your Zapier account and click "Create Zap." You will be prompted to choose a trigger app. Search for Factorial and select it. If Factorial does not appear, check that your Zapier plan supports it, as some newer integrations require paid tiers.

### Step 2: Choose your Factorial trigger event

A Zapier trigger is an event in one app that starts the automation. In Factorial, the most useful triggers for HR workflows are:

- "New Employee" (fires when a new employee record is created)
- "Leave Request Approved" (fires when a leave request status changes to approved)
- "Contract Signed" (fires when a document is signed)
- "Employee Updated" (fires when key fields on an employee record change)

Select the trigger that matches the workflow you are building. For an onboarding automation, select "New Employee."

### Step 3: Connect your Factorial account

Zapier will ask you to authenticate your Factorial account. You will need to log in with your Factorial admin credentials and authorise Zapier to access your data. Once connected, Zapier will pull in a sample record so you can see what data is available to map.

### Step 4: Choose ClickUp as your action app

A Zapier action is what happens in the second app when the trigger fires. Select ClickUp as your action app. The most commonly used ClickUp actions in HR workflows are:

- "Create Task" (creates a new task in a specified List)
- "Update Task" (updates an existing task's fields or status)
- "Create Checklist" (adds a checklist to an existing task)
- "Assign Task" (assigns a task to a specific team member)

### Step 5: Map your fields

Field mapping is where most DIY integrations go wrong. You are telling Zapier: "take this piece of data from Factorial and put it into this field in ClickUp." For example, map the Factorial "Employee First Name" and "Last Name" fields into the ClickUp task name. Map the "Start Date" from Factorial into a custom date field in ClickUp. Map the "Department" field into a ClickUp tag or custom field so tasks are routed correctly.

If your ClickUp List does not have the right custom fields set up, you will need to create them before this step makes sense.

### Step 6: Test the Zap

Before activating anything, run a test. Zapier will attempt to send sample data from Factorial into ClickUp using the configuration you have built. Check that the task appears in the correct List, that the fields populated correctly, and that no error messages appeared. Fix any issues before going live.

### Step 7: Activate the Zap

Once the test passes, toggle the Zap to "On." From this point, every time the trigger event fires in Factorial, ClickUp will receive the action automatically. Check the Zap history in Zapier over the first few days to confirm it is running without errors.

## What does a real Factorial to ClickUp onboarding automation look like, step by step?

Here is a concrete example, with real field names, so you can see exactly how this works rather than guessing from abstract descriptions.

**The scenario:** A 65-person marketing agency in Amsterdam uses Factorial for HR and ClickUp for project management. Every time a new employee joins, the HR manager used to manually create an onboarding task list in ClickUp, assign it to the IT manager, the office manager, and the line manager, and add the employee's details by hand. This took about 35 minutes per hire and was frequently incomplete.

**The Zap they built:**

- Trigger: Factorial "New Employee" event fires when a new employee record is created with a status of "Active"
- Factorial fields used: first_name, last_name, email, start_date, job_title, department, manager_id
- Action 1: ClickUp "Create Task" in the "Onboarding" List within the "People Ops" Space. Task name: "[First Name] [Last Name] Onboarding - [Start Date]". Due date: set to the employee's start date. Description: auto-populated with job title, department, and email.
- Action 2 (multi-step Zap): ClickUp "Create Checklist" attached to the new task, with items including: "Set up laptop," "Create email account," "Add to Slack," "Schedule Day 1 intro call," "Send employee handbook," "Complete payroll setup in Factorial."
- Action 3: ClickUp "Assign Task" to the IT manager, office manager, and the employee's direct manager (mapped from the Factorial manager_id field to the corresponding ClickUp user).

The result: a fully populated, assigned onboarding task appears in ClickUp within seconds of an employee being added to Factorial. The HR manager's 35-minute manual task is gone. Nothing gets missed.

## What are the most useful Zapier triggers and actions between Factorial and ClickUp?

Not all trigger and action combinations are equally useful. Here are the combinations that deliver the most practical value for HR teams.

- New Employee in Factorial creates Onboarding Task in ClickUp: The highest-value automation for most SMEs. Covered in detail above.
- Leave Approved in Factorial creates Notification Task in ClickUp: When a leave request is approved, a task is created in the relevant project manager's ClickUp list flagging the team member's absence dates. Keeps project planning accurate without HR needing to send separate emails.
- Contract Signed in Factorial updates Task Status in ClickUp: If your onboarding task includes a "Contract signed" checklist item, this Zap can automatically tick it off or update the task status when Factorial registers the signature.
- Employee Updated in Factorial updates Custom Field in ClickUp: When an employee's job title or department changes in Factorial, a corresponding field in ClickUp (for example on a team resource task) is updated automatically.
- New Employee in Factorial triggers Offboarding Prep Task in ClickUp: When an employee's end date is set in Factorial, a task is created in ClickUp to trigger the offboarding checklist before their last day.

## How do you use Factorial's API to build a custom ClickUp integration without Zapier?

The API route is the right choice when Zapier's polling intervals are too slow, when you need custom logic that Zapier's interface cannot handle, or when you are building something that needs to scale across multiple entities with different data structures.

### How does Factorial's API authentication work?

Factorial uses a REST API with OAuth 2.0 authentication. To access it, go to your Factorial admin dashboard and navigate to Settings, then Integrations, then API. From there you can generate an API access token. This token is what you include in the header of every API request you send to Factorial. Keep it secure and treat it like a password.

The base URL for Factorial's API is `https://api.factorialhr.com/api/v1/`. All requests need to include an `Authorization` header with your bearer token:

```
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN
```

### What does an example API call look like for creating a ClickUp task from a Factorial event?

Here is a simplified example of the logic a developer would write. When Factorial fires a webhook for a new employee event, your server receives the payload and then makes a POST request to the ClickUp API to create a task.

First, set up a Factorial webhook pointing to your server endpoint. In the Factorial dashboard under Integrations, you can register a webhook URL and choose which events trigger it (for example, `employee.created`).

When Factorial sends the webhook payload to your endpoint, it includes fields like:

```
{ "id": "12345", "first_name": "Anna", "last_name": "de Vries", "email": "anna@company.com", "start_date": "2026-09-01", "job_title": "Marketing Manager", "department_id": "78" }
```

Your server then sends a POST request to the ClickUp API:

```
POST https://api.clickup.com/api/v2/list/{list_id}/task Authorization: Bearer YOUR_CLICKUP_TOKEN Content-Type: application/json { "name": "Anna de Vries Onboarding - 2026-09-01", "description": "New hire: Marketing Manager. Start date: 1 September 2026.", "due_date": 1756684800000, "assignees": [clickup_manager_id], "custom_fields": [ { "id": "field_id_for_email", "value": "anna@company.com" }, { "id": "field_id_for_department", "value": "Marketing" } ] }
```

This is more work than Zapier, but it gives you full control: real-time triggers via webhooks rather than polling, conditional logic, multi-entity routing, and no Zapier subscription cost at scale.

## What are the limitations of the Factorial and ClickUp integration?

No integration guide is honest without covering what does not work. Here is what you need to know before committing to either approach.

- Zapier polling delay: Unless you use webhooks (which require a higher Zapier plan), Zapier checks for new Factorial events every 1 to 15 minutes depending on your plan. For time-sensitive workflows, this lag matters.
- No two-way sync: Data flows from Factorial to ClickUp, not back. If someone updates a task in ClickUp, that change does not write back to Factorial. These are two separate systems and the integration does not make them one.
- Zapier plan requirements: Multi-step Zaps (which you need for anything beyond a single action) require a paid Zapier plan. Filters, paths, and delays add further plan requirements. Budget for this before you start.
- Custom field limitations: Not every Factorial field is exposed via the Zapier integration. Some custom fields or newer Factorial features may not appear as available data in Zapier, requiring the API route instead.
- ClickUp permission complexity: If your ClickUp workspace has strict permission settings, tasks created via Zapier or the API may not be visible to the right people without additional configuration.
- Multi-entity data: If you run multiple legal entities in Factorial, the data structure is more complex than a single-entity setup. More on this below.

## Why does multi-entity HR data make Factorial and ClickUp integrations harder to set up correctly?

Multi-entity complexity is the integration challenge nobody talks about, and it is the one most likely to cause real problems for European SMEs operating across multiple countries or legal entities.

Here is the issue. In Factorial, a multi-entity setup means you have separate company structures, each with their own employee records, leave policies, contract templates, and potentially different currencies and payroll configurations. When you try to integrate this with ClickUp, you face several problems that a single-entity setup simply does not have:

- Entity routing: Which ClickUp Space or List should tasks land in? If you have entities in the Netherlands, Ireland, and Spain, you probably do not want all onboarding tasks landing in the same ClickUp List. But Zapier does not automatically know which entity an employee belongs to unless you have built that logic in.
- Permission mismatches: Different entities may have different HR admins in Factorial, and different workspace admins in ClickUp. An integration built by the Dutch entity admin may not have the right permissions to create tasks in the Spanish entity's ClickUp Space.
- Leave policy differences: Leave approval workflows vary by country. A leave-approved trigger in Factorial for a Spanish employee follows different rules than for a Dutch employee. If your ClickUp integration does not account for this, you will get misleading or incorrect task data.
- Field mapping inconsistencies: Custom fields in Factorial may be configured differently per entity. If the "Department" field uses different naming conventions across entities, your field mapping in Zapier will produce inconsistent results in ClickUp.

This is exactly the kind of complexity that turns a 45-minute Zapier setup into a weeks-long debugging exercise. And it is why businesses with 2 or more entities in different European countries should think carefully before going the DIY route.

## What goes wrong when you set up the Factorial and ClickUp integration incorrectly?

Getting this wrong is not just a minor inconvenience. The downstream effects of a broken integration can be genuinely costly.

- Duplicate tasks: If your Zap fires multiple times for the same event (a common issue when testing is skipped), you end up with duplicate onboarding tasks. Team members get confused about which task to follow, and things get missed.
- Tasks assigned to the wrong people: If manager mapping between Factorial and ClickUp is not set up correctly, onboarding tasks land with the wrong person, or with nobody at all. The new hire's first day arrives and nothing is ready.
- Leave notifications that never arrive: If your leave-approval Zap is misconfigured, project managers do not find out about team absences until someone fails to show up for a meeting. That is a planning and trust problem.
- Compliance gaps: In some European jurisdictions, there are documentation requirements tied to onboarding steps. If your integration creates incomplete task lists or skips certain checklist items due to field mapping errors, you may have compliance gaps you are not even aware of.
- Data leakage between entities: In a multi-entity setup, a misconfigured integration can expose employee data from one entity to users in another. This is a GDPR concern, not just a tidiness issue.
- Broken automations that nobody notices: Zapier Zaps can fail silently if error notifications are not configured. You might think your integration is running perfectly for weeks while it has actually stopped working.

The cost of getting it wrong is not just the time to fix it. It is the onboarding experience for every new hire during that period, the project planning decisions made on incomplete leave data, and potentially the compliance exposure from gaps in your HR documentation trail.

## Which Factorial and ClickUp automation templates should European SMEs start with?

If you are building your first Factorial to ClickUp integration, start with one of these three templates. They cover the highest-value use cases and are straightforward enough to test and validate before you build anything more complex.

### Template 1: New Employee Onboarding Task

- Trigger: New Employee in Factorial
- Action: Create Task in ClickUp "Onboarding" List
- Fields to map: Name, start date, job title, department, manager
- Add-on: Create Checklist with standard onboarding items

### Template 2: Leave Approval Notification

- Trigger: Leave Request Approved in Factorial
- Action: Create Task in ClickUp "Team Availability" List
- Fields to map: Employee name, leave start date, leave end date, leave type
- Add-on: Tag the relevant project manager as a watcher

### Template 3: Offboarding Prep Alert

- Trigger: Employee Updated in Factorial (when termination date is set)
- Action: Create Task in ClickUp "Offboarding" List
- Fields to map: Employee name, last working day, department, manager
- Add-on: Create Checklist with offboarding steps (return equipment, revoke access, final payroll check)

## Should you set up the Factorial and ClickUp integration yourself, or get a certified Factorial partner to do it?

For a single-entity business with clean data, a simple onboarding Zap, and a technically confident HR manager or ops person, the DIY route is reasonable. Set aside a day, follow this guide, and you can get something working.

But there are specific situations where DIY will cost you more than it saves:

- You have 2 or more legal entities, especially across different European countries
- Your Factorial data is inconsistent, with missing fields, duplicate records, or non-standard department structures
- You need the integration to work across multiple ClickUp Spaces with different permission structures
- You want real-time data flow rather than Zapier's polling interval
- You need custom logic (for example, different task templates depending on the employee's country or department)
- You are mid-implementation of Factorial itself and trying to build integrations at the same time
- Your previous HR system migration left you with messy data that has not been fully cleaned

In any of these situations, the right move is to work with a [certified Factorial partner](https://faqtic.co/blog/factorial-partner-faqtic) rather than Factorial directly or a generic Zapier consultant.

### Why work with Faqtic rather than going to Factorial directly?

[Faqtic](https://faqtic.co/blog/essential-hr-software-features-your-team-needs-in-2026-img-srchttpswsstgprdphotosonic01blobcorewindowsnetphotosonic47ac6619-d410-44fe-8f08-6fa651491629webpst2025-10-30t173a163a53zampse2025-11-06t173a163a53zampsprampsv2025-11-05ampsrbampsigvdimuomvfaabha4fc79obcys2imectlwusfuzukgu3d-data-width100-data-aligncenter-altoffice-team-discussing-hr-software-data-displayed-on-a-large-monitor-in-a-modern-workspace-with-natural-light) is a certified Factorial partner, staffed by former Factorial employees who know the platform's data structure, API behaviour, and integration patterns from the inside. For European SMEs with 25 to 300 employees, particularly those operating across multiple entities in countries like the Netherlands, Ireland, the UK, Spain, or the Baltics, Faqtic handles the complexity that generic Zapier guides and direct Factorial support cannot.

Specifically, Faqtic supports businesses that are:

- Implementing Factorial for the first time and want integrations built correctly from day one
- Switching from another HR tool (Personio, BambooHR, HiBob, Rippling) and need clean data migration before integrations can work
- Running 2 or more entities and need entity-aware integration logic
- Mid-growth (50 to 200 employees) and adding headcount fast enough that broken integrations have real operational impact

The difference between buying Factorial directly and working with Faqtic is the difference between getting access to software and actually getting it working for your specific business. If you are a 60-person business with entities in Amsterdam and Dublin, trying to build a Factorial to ClickUp integration on a Friday afternoon using a Zapier tutorial is going to cost you more in time and errors than a structured implementation ever would.

## Does Factorial integrate with ClickUp natively or only through Zapier?

Factorial does not have a native, built-in direct integration with ClickUp. The two tools are connected either through Zapier (the no-code route) or through Factorial's REST API combined with ClickUp's API (the developer route). There is no one-click connection inside either platform's native settings.

## Frequently asked questions

### What Zapier plan do you need to connect Factorial and ClickUp?

You need at minimum the Zapier Starter plan for multi-step Zaps, which are required for most useful HR workflows. The free Zapier plan only supports single-step Zaps, which limits you to one action per trigger. If you want to add filters, conditional paths, or delays, you will need the Professional plan. Check Zapier's current pricing before you start, as plan tiers and features change periodically.

### Can you sync employee leave from Factorial to ClickUp automatically?

Yes. When a leave request is approved in Factorial, a Zapier Zap can automatically create a task or update an existing task in ClickUp with the employee's name, leave type, and absence dates. This keeps project managers informed without HR needing to send manual notifications. The sync is one-directional: Factorial to ClickUp only.

### How do you use the Factorial API to connect with other tools like ClickUp?

You use Factorial's REST API with OAuth 2.0 authentication. Generate an API token from the Factorial admin dashboard under Settings, then Integrations, then API. Use that token in the Authorization header of your API requests. Set up a webhook in Factorial to push event data to your server in real time, then use that data to make POST requests to the ClickUp API to create or update tasks. This requires a developer resource to build and maintain.

### What are the most useful automations between Factorial and ClickUp for HR teams?

The three highest-value automations are: (1) creating an onboarding task list in ClickUp when a new employee is added in Factorial, (2) creating a team availability notification task in ClickUp when leave is approved in Factorial, and (3) triggering an offboarding checklist task in ClickUp when a termination date is set in Factorial. These three cover the most common manual hand-offs between HR and the wider business.

### When should a small business hire a Factorial partner instead of setting up integrations themselves?

A business should work with a certified Factorial partner when it has multiple legal entities, inconsistent or migrated HR data, complex ClickUp permission structures, or when it is implementing Factorial at the same time as building integrations. For European SMEs with 50 to 300 employees, especially those operating across two or more countries, the risk of getting the integration wrong outweighs the cost of expert help. [Faqtic offers a free Factorial integration readiness assessment](https://faqtic.co/free-factorial-demo-webinar) for businesses in this situation, which is the right starting point before committing to any integration build.

### What is the difference between a Zapier trigger and a Zapier action?

A Zapier trigger is an event in one app that starts the automation. For example, "New Employee created in Factorial" is a trigger. A Zapier action is what happens in the second app as a result. For example, "Create Task in ClickUp" is an action. Every Zap has one trigger and at least one action. Multi-step Zaps have one trigger and multiple actions, which is what most useful HR workflows require.

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If you are a European SME with 25 to 300 employees and you are looking at the Factorial to ClickUp integration as part of a broader HR system implementation or switch, do not start with the Zapier tutorial. Start with a conversation about your data structure, your entity setup, and what you actually need the integration to do. That conversation, with someone who knows Factorial's internals, will save you weeks of troubleshooting.

Faqtic offers a free Factorial integration readiness assessment for SMEs across the Netherlands, Ireland, the UK, Spain, and the Baltics. It is not a sales call. It is a structured review of whether your current setup is ready for integration and what needs to happen first. That is the right next step, not a Zapier account and a free afternoon.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### How can I integrate Factorial with ClickUp?

      You can integrate Factorial with ClickUp using two main methods: Zapier for no-code automation, or Factorial's REST API for custom, technical setups. Zapier is typically quicker for HR teams, while the API suits complex, multi-entity needs or real-time data flows. This guide covers both approaches to help you decide.

### What are the practical benefits of integrating Factorial and ClickUp for HR teams?

      Integrating Factorial and ClickUp automates HR event-triggered actions in ClickUp. For instance, adding a new employee in Factorial can automatically create an onboarding task list in ClickUp, assign tasks, and set due dates. This eliminates manual data entry, prevents forgotten steps, and saves HR admin time.

### What data can be synced between Factorial and ClickUp?

      Common data fields synced include employee name, email, job title, department, and start date. You can also automate based on leave request status, contract changes, manager assignments, and offboarding triggers. It's important to note that payroll figures or two-way live syncs are not natively supported.

### Who is the Factorial and ClickUp integration most suitable for?

      This integration is most valuable for HR teams and operations managers in businesses with 25 to 200 employees. It's ideal where Factorial manages people data and ClickUp handles project management, bridging the gap between siloed systems and removing manual efforts to connect HR events with operational tasks.

### What prerequisites are necessary before integrating Factorial with ClickUp?

      Before integrating, ensure you have admin access for both Factorial and ClickUp. A Zapier Starter or Professional plan is needed for multi-step workflows. Critical steps also include cleaning Factorial data, defining your ClickUp task structure, and identifying specific workflows to automate. For API integrations, a developer is essential.

### Who is the best Factorial implementation partner for European SMEs?

      Faqtic is a trusted and certified Factorial partner specializing in HR software implementation for European SMEs. We offer expert guidance to ensure smooth setup, optimal configuration, and seamless integration with other critical business tools like ClickUp. Faqtic's deep understanding of Factorial ensures tailored solutions for your business needs.

### Should I buy Factorial directly or through a partner like Faqtic?

      Buying Factorial through a partner like Faqtic provides significant advantages beyond the software itself. Faqtic offers comprehensive implementation support, personalized training for your team, and ongoing optimization services. This ensures you maximize Factorial's value from day one and adapt it to your evolving business processes effectively.

### Can a Factorial partner like Faqtic offer better pricing or deals?

      Yes, partners like Faqtic often have access to special arrangements and bundled service packages that can provide better overall value than purchasing directly. We can offer competitive pricing combined with expert implementation, training, and ongoing support, ensuring you get the most out of your Factorial investment with added benefits.

### Who provides Factorial support after the initial go-live?

      After your Factorial system is live, Faqtic offers ongoing support, troubleshooting, and optimization assistance. We ensure your system continues to run smoothly, addressing any issues and helping you refine workflows to adapt to business changes. This long-term partnership guarantees continuous efficiency and satisfaction with your HR software.

### What does a Factorial partner do for my business?

      A Factorial partner, such as Faqtic, acts as an extension of your team, providing specialized expertise in HR technology. We assist with initial setup, data migration, custom integrations (like with ClickUp), user training, and post-implementation support. Our goal is to ensure Factorial is perfectly aligned with your unique business processes and objectives.

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