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Given the rapid pace of additive technology evolution for both healthcare and industrial applications, we have great confidence in our longer-term growth prospects. The increase was mostly driven by professionalservices spend and partially offset by our cost initiatives during the year. And I'm thrilled with the prospects.
Management pointed out on the latest earnings conference call that the compensation packages to make up for the outage would affect its subscription revenue by $60 million this fiscal year, while its professionalservices revenue could be affected in the "high single-digit million dollars in the back half of FY '25."
Professionalservices revenue was $201 million, resulting in total revenue of $2.160 billion, growth of 16%. We expect Q4 professionalservices revenue of approximately $155 million, resulting in full year professionalservices revenue of $712 million. revenue in Q3 totaled $1.62 Thanks for the question.
I've spoken extensively with hundreds of customers, prospects, partners, and Appian staff. Professionalservices revenue was $33.5 As we stated previously, professionalservices revenue can fluctuate quarter to quarter due to the timing of large projects. Mark will provide more details in his prepared remarks.
We had 46% more customers and prospects in attendance than a year before. Professionalservices revenue was 32.1 As we've mentioned previously, professionalservices revenue can fluctuate from quarter to quarter due to the timing of large projects. We're bullish on the long-term growth prospects of our company.
And beyond that, it's been really fun to see what prospects are saying and thinking about these capabilities as they're evaluating POS partners and seeing this as a real competitive advantage for the POS partners that are working with Olo beyond just order injection, but across all three of our product suites. How is that coming along?
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I would say the other -- the second one would be industry and product specialization where, as another example, NFP had a professionalservices client who they were working in the health arena. And together, we're able to now provide risk capability services for that client. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
A global analytics professionalservices company with over 35,000 employees in 40 countries expanded its Dayforce use to 6000 U.K. We're already seeing, you know, within our prospective customers the same kind of interest. Windstream Holdings went live with the full Dayforce suite for 9,500 employees across the U.S. and Canada.
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And before I turn the call over to Leagh, I'd like to welcome customers, prospects, and partners to our flagship Insights conference taking place October 2 to the fifth in Las Vegas. European aviation services company with 55,000 global employees, which selected Dayforce to support its people operations in 35 countries.
During today's call, management will make forward-looking statements, including statements regarding our financial outlook for the first quarter and full year 2024, the expected performance of our products, our expected quarterly and long-term growth, investments, and overall future prospects. million and $72.7 Or have things changed?
They generate strong onsite engagement with our branded activities and offers, and they help drive interest among prospects. They also continue to attract world-class partners who work with us to add new ways for our cardmembers and prospects to experience the power of Amex membership. So, we still feel good about it.
million square feet of new second-gen leases signed through the first three quarters of 2024, our lease rate is over 300 basis points higher than our in-service occupied rate of 88%, roughly two times our normal spread, indicating that we have a sizable pipeline of leases that have been signed but where occupancy hasn't yet commenced.
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Some of the information we provide during today's call regarding our future expectations, plans, and prospects may constitute forward-looking statements. We actively monitor our capital structure and are constantly evaluating, liability management opportunities to manage and prepare for all upcoming debt.
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As usual, these results include items that are outside of core earnings, the most significant of which was a $52 million after-tax addition to the provision for costs associated with Gulf of Mexico abandonment liabilities. Excluding this and other smaller items, adjusted net income for the fourth quarter was $237 million or $0.78
The expected performance of our products, our expected quarterly and long-term growth, investments, and overall future prospects. There is greater traction for our professionalservices portfolio through the named account model. The first is we have been investing in our professionalservices team.
We've been focusing on deepening our purpose-built offerings in key verticals, including healthcare, public sector, financial services, and professionalservices. At the same time, our professional and business services vertical is already well on its way to eclipsing $1 billion in annual recurring revenue.
During today's call, we may make projections and other forward-looking statements related to our business future events, our prospects, or future performance. Third, while we remain confident in the long-term prospects for our medical countermeasures business, based on recent dialogue with the U.S. Turning to Slides 3 and 4.
The increased spending is driven by commission impacts from higher sales as well as the full-year inclusion of NuVasive and consolidated figures, which primarily resulted in increased personnel-related expenses, third-party professionalservice fees, and rent expense. And then from there, so can we expand in the future. That's helpful.
Just curious, as you're continuing to have safety conversations with those prospective customers, is there some great unlock that we should kind of look for to sort of help drive this modernization into the cloud in safety versus on-prem in that segment of the market? Just a question on professionalservice. Jenny, this is Tim.
Engagement with prospects is high and our deal pipeline is expanding. Our Services and CarePoint's revenue were $6.6 million for the quarter, an increase of $3 million from last quarter, driven primarily by the timing of professionalservices and marketing. And finally, our growth transformation is progressing well.
Concluding my discussions on our growth initiatives, we think we have the right team structure in place and engagement with existing and prospective clients is high. Our services and Carepoints revenue was $3.6 million from last quarter, driven primarily by timing of professionalservices and marketing.
Professionalservices revenues were 16.2 Full-year professionalservices revenues were $67.1 As I noted on our third-quarter earnings call and at Investor Day, we intend to prioritize subscription revenues growth over professionalservices revenues growth on our path toward the Rule of 50. Thank you both.
We will continue to solidify our core livestreaming business and actively promote the development of game-related service to expand our business and revenue streams. As we steadily implement our strategic transformation plan, we'll remain confident in our future business prospects. Ashley, please go ahead.
What we see are prospects and customers using consolidation as an opportunity to transform trading expense and depth for cybersecurity that's better, faster, and more cost-effective. Professionalservices revenue was $48.9 We may have a new prospect that says the same thing. Moving to the P&L.
With MAP, MongoDB offers customers reference architectures for different AI use cases, prebuilt integrations and expert professionalservices to help customers get started quickly. million in capital expenditures and principal repayments of finance lease liabilities, free cash flow was $61 million in the quarter.
On the go-to-market front, we drove continued momentum in Q3 through our participation in AWS re:Invent and our ElasticON conference events that allowed us to connect with thousands of customers, prospects, and users worldwide. We have now concluded six of these ElasticON events and will be holding another six in our fiscal Q4.
I've been on the road a lot recently to meet with current and prospective customers, and one thing is abundantly clear: More and more organizations are looking to Workday to be their trusted partner to help them navigate today's business landscape and thrive in this new world of work. Turning to the quarter. billion, up 19% year over year.
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This will also help public and corporate leaders to better assess cyber risks and liabilities, so they can develop effective strategies and mitigate potential impacts. Q3 revenue also benefited from a stronger contribution of our professionalservices, driven by elevated breach activity across legacy and competing platforms.
ElasticONs give us the unparalleled opportunity to meet with thousands of customers, partners, prospects, and developers to share ideas and showcase Elastic innovations. Professionalservices revenue was $25 million, growing 7% year over year as reported and in constant currency. Partners play a critical role in our success.
Other highlights of the quarter included another record break in insights, where we had a record number of attendees, including customers, prospects and partners, and we showcased meaningful product innovation across the Dayforce platform, which Joe will discuss in a few minutes. Noemie will dig into the guidance details shortly.
Going forward, we believe compliance-related services, in particular, will be a key selling point and differentiator for our platform. Many competitors do not offer the same level of service and many prospective customers don't want to do this work themselves, especially when we have the advantage of both expertise and economies of scale.
Within enterprise, we also continue to see strong traction in our goal verticals, which include healthcare, financial and professionalservices, retail, and public sector. Please see our Terms and Conditions for additional details, including our Obligatory Capitalized Disclaimers of Liability.
I'm excited at the prospect of working closely with Eric as the chair of DISCO's board of directors to help support him and the DISCO team who have come to mean so much to me. Services revenues, which include DISCO manager review and professionalservices were $5.7 In Q1 2024, total revenues were $35.6
We also experienced an increase in professionalservices, including costs associated with our ERP implementation and the acquisition of our Brazilian distributor. Please see our Terms and Conditions for additional details, including our Obligatory Capitalized Disclaimers of Liability. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
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