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Atlas Vector Search
Secure the front door. Email is where most attacks arrive — Atlas Vector Search is MongoDB’s vector database for AI — RAG, semantic search & recommendations via $vectorSearch, with vectors living WITH your operational data. Best-in-class Voyage AI embeddings & reranking are built in.
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The MongoDB platform family
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Quick facts
30-second orientation- Product
- Atlas Vector Search — vector DB for AI
- Vendor
- MongoDB (founded 2007 · New York)
- The category
- Vector database (AI / RAG / semantic search)
- What it does
- $vectorSearch — ANN/ENN over embeddings
- The edge
- Vectors live WITH your operational data
- Voyage AI
- Acquired Feb 24 2025 — native embeddings + reranking
- Features
- Quantization, hybrid search, native reranking
- Runs on
- MongoDB Atlas (same query language & platform)
- Vs
- Pinecone, Weaviate, Qdrant, pgvector, Elastic
- In India via
- TechBag — scoping, honest compare, GST
Understand vector search & RAG before you buy it
Most product pages skip this. We start here — so you buy a capability, not a buzzword.
What is Atlas Vector Search?
MongoDB’s vector database for AI — semantic search, RAG & recommendations via $vectorSearch, with vectors living WITH your operational data and Voyage AI embeddings/reranking built in.
Separate vector DB (+ sync) vs vectors with your data — the honest table
What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.
| Dimension | Unprotected / signature email | Atlas Vector Search (MongoDB) |
|---|---|---|
| Architecture | Separate vector DB + pipeline | Vectors WITH your data |
| Sync | Sync tax (drift, staleness) | Always consistent (one system) |
| Embeddings | External service to integrate | Voyage AI built in (auto-embed) |
| Reranking | Bolt-on | Voyage AI reranking, native |
| Query | New paradigm to learn | $vectorSearch — same language |
| Retrieval | Pure vector only | Hybrid (vector + text + filters) |
| Cost at scale | Two systems to pay for | Quantization, one platform |
| Best fit | (varies) | RAG on your operational data |
Atlas Vector Search is MongoDB’s vector database for AI — $vectorSearch (ANN/ENN, quantization, hybrid search) with vectors living WITH your operational data (no separate DB, no sync tax) and Voyage AI embeddings/reranking built in (acquired Feb 2025). Honest: dedicated specialists (Pinecone/Milvus) go deeper at massive scale; pgvector is ‘free’ on Postgres; and it’s newer — validate at scale. TechBag scopes it honestly & adds GST.
The five pieces of the platform
Vendors love diagrams; buyers need to know what they’re actually operating. Here’s the whole platform, demystified.
Embed
Turn text, images or other content into vector embeddings — with Voyage AI models built natively into Atlas (auto-embedding can generate them for you). Meaning, as vectors. Embeddings, built in.
Vectors With Your Data
Store embeddings right ALONGSIDE the documents they describe in Atlas — no separate vector database, no pipeline to sync data into it, no ‘sync tax’. Vectors next to your data. One system, always consistent.
Index & Search ($vectorSearch)
Use the $vectorSearch aggregation stage for approximate (ANN) or exact (ENN) nearest-neighbour search over embeddings — in the same query language you already use — with quantization to cut memory and cost. Semantic search, in one query. Fast and familiar.
Hybrid & Rerank
Combine vector similarity with full-text relevance and metadata filters (hybrid search), then apply Voyage AI native RERANKING to put the most relevant chunks first — so your LLM sees the best context. Retrieve well, then rerank. Sharper RAG.
Retrieve for the LLM
Feed the retrieved, reranked context to your LLM — grounding its answers in YOUR data (RAG) — or power semantic search and recommendations. Ground the model in your data. AI that knows your business.
One agent on every machine, one console over all of them — modules attach without a second operational world.
Twelve capabilities. Embed, index, retrieve.
Atlas Vector Search keeps vectors WITH your data — no separate DB, Voyage AI built in — the AI edge of portfolio, and paired with the human firewall.
Voyage AI Embeddings (Native)
Best-in-class embedding models from Voyage AI (acquired Feb 2025) built natively into Atlas — turn your content into high-quality vectors without a separate embedding service. Top-tier embeddings, built in. Meaning, captured well.
Automatic Embedding
Atlas can generate embeddings for you automatically as data changes — no separate embedding pipeline to build and keep in sync. Embeddings, automated. One less pipeline.
Text, Image & Multimodal
Embed and search across text, images and other modalities — so semantic search and RAG work over the content types your app actually uses. Search meaning, any modality. Beyond keywords.
Vectors Beside Operational Data
Store embeddings alongside the documents they describe — no separate vector database, no sync pipeline, no drift between systems. Vectors where your data lives. Always consistent.
$vectorSearch (ANN / ENN)
Approximate (ANN) nearest-neighbour for speed at scale, or exact (ENN) when you need it — via the $vectorSearch aggregation stage, in the query language you already use. Fast or exact, your call. One familiar query.
Quantization (Cut Memory & Cost)
Quantize vectors to shrink their memory footprint — so you serve large vector workloads at lower cost without giving up much accuracy. More vectors, less memory. Cost under control.
Pre-Filter on Metadata
Filter by metadata (tenant, category, date, permissions) alongside the vector query — so results are relevant AND scoped correctly, in one operation. Similar AND allowed. Retrieval that respects context.
Hybrid Search
Combine vector similarity with full-text (Atlas Search) relevance and filters — so you get the best of semantic meaning AND keyword precision in one query. Meaning plus keywords. Better retrieval.
Voyage AI Reranking (Native)
Rerank retrieved candidates with Voyage AI reranking models — putting the most relevant chunks first, so the LLM sees the best context. Retrieve, then rerank. Sharper, more grounded answers.
Retrieval-Augmented Generation
Ground your LLM in YOUR data — retrieve relevant, reranked context and feed it to the model — so answers are accurate and specific to your business, not hallucinated. AI grounded in your data. Fewer hallucinations.
Semantic Search & Recommendations
Beyond RAG — power semantic search (find by meaning, not keywords) and recommendations (find similar items) directly from your operational data. Search and recommend by meaning. More than RAG.
Newer Than the Specialists
The vectors-with-your-data edge (no sync tax) and native Voyage models are real — but Pinecone/Milvus go deeper at massive scale/tuning, and pgvector is ‘free’ on Postgres. Weigh data-locality vs specialist depth. A genuine edge — but validate at scale.
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What is MongoDB Atlas?
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MongoDB Atlas Features
Where vectors fit in the platform.
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Here’s what genuinely sets Atlas Vector Search apart (and where a specialist fits better).
Vectors WITH your operational data — no separate DB, no sync tax
The single biggest reason to choose Atlas Vector Search is that your vectors live WITH your operational data — no separate vector database to run, and no pipeline to sync your data into it. The problem it solves: the standard AI stack bolts a dedicated vector database (Pinecone, Milvus, etc.) alongside your operational database — which means you build and operate a pipeline to copy/transform your data into the vector store, keep the two systems in sync (stale vectors = wrong answers), pay for and operate two systems, and reconcile them. That ‘sync tax’ is real ongoing engineering cost and a source of inconsistency. What Atlas provides: embeddings stored right alongside the documents they describe, in the same Atlas platform — so there’s NO separate vector database, no data-copy pipeline, and no drift. When your data changes, the vectors are right there with it (and auto-embedding can regenerate them), so retrieval is always consistent with your live data, and you query it all with the same $vectorSearch aggregation stage in the language you already use. Why it matters: eliminating the separate vector DB and its sync pipeline cuts engineering effort, operational cost and a whole class of consistency bugs — and for RAG especially, having vectors consistent with your operational data means the model retrieves the truth, not a stale copy. For teams already on MongoDB, it’s a dramatically simpler AI stack. (Honest note: dedicated vector DBs go deeper at massive scale — see the honest scope.) The value: Atlas Vector Search keeps vectors WITH your operational data — no separate database, no sync pipeline, no drift. For a simpler, consistent AI stack, this matters. TechBag scopes your AI data architecture. TechBag helps you skip the sync tax.
Voyage AI built in — best-in-class embeddings and reranking
A defining, differentiating strength of Atlas Vector Search is that MongoDB ACQUIRED Voyage AI (February 2025) and built its best-in-class EMBEDDING and RERANKING models natively into Atlas — so two of the highest-leverage parts of a RAG pipeline come with the platform. The problem it solves: retrieval quality in RAG depends heavily on two things — the quality of your embeddings (how well the vectors capture meaning) and reranking (choosing which retrieved chunks the LLM actually sees). Normally you assemble these from separate services, integrate and pay for them, and tune the handoffs. What Atlas provides: Voyage AI’s embedding models (among the best available) built in — with auto-embedding to generate vectors for you — and Voyage AI RERANKING built in, so after retrieval you reorder candidates to put the most relevant context first. Both are native to the platform, not bolt-ons. Why it matters: better embeddings mean better retrieval; native reranking sharpens the context the LLM sees, which directly improves answer quality and reduces hallucination — and having both built in removes integration work and moving parts. It’s MongoDB turning an acquisition into a genuine RAG-quality advantage that lives right where your data and vectors are. (Honest note: this capability is newer than dedicated specialists — validate for your case.) The value: Atlas Vector Search has Voyage AI embeddings and reranking built in — two of the highest-leverage RAG components, native to the platform. For retrieval quality with less integration, this matters. TechBag scopes your RAG pipeline. TechBag helps you build better RAG.
One query language, hybrid search, quantization — practical power
A practical strength of Atlas Vector Search is that it’s not a bolt-on with its own paradigm — it uses the SAME MongoDB query language and aggregation framework you already know, and adds the features that make vector search production-grade: hybrid search and quantization. The problem it solves: a separate vector database means learning a new query paradigm, and pure vector similarity alone often isn’t enough — you need to combine it with keyword relevance and metadata filters (hybrid), and you need to control memory/cost as vector volumes grow. What Atlas provides: the $vectorSearch aggregation stage — so vector search is just another stage in the MongoDB aggregation pipeline you already use, composable with filters, $lookup and the rest; HYBRID SEARCH that combines vector similarity with full-text (Atlas Search) relevance and metadata pre-filters in one query (so results are semantically relevant AND correctly scoped); and QUANTIZATION to shrink vectors’ memory footprint, serving large workloads at lower cost. Why it matters: using one familiar query language removes a learning curve and lets you compose vector search with everything else you do; hybrid search materially improves retrieval quality over pure vector similarity; and quantization keeps large-scale vector workloads affordable — together, the features that turn a demo into production. The value: Atlas Vector Search uses one familiar query language, with hybrid search and quantization — production-grade vector search, composable with the rest of your queries. For practical, affordable RAG, this matters. TechBag scopes the query and cost model. TechBag helps you take vector search to production.
Grounded AI on your data — RAG, semantic search, recommendations
A strategic strength of Atlas Vector Search is what it enables: AI grounded in YOUR data — RAG that answers from your business’s truth, semantic search that finds by meaning, and recommendations that find similar items — built directly on the operational data you already store in MongoDB. The problem it solves: LLMs are powerful but generic — on their own they don’t know your business, your documents, your catalogue, and they hallucinate. To make AI useful and trustworthy for your organisation, it has to be grounded in your data. What Atlas provides: retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) — retrieve the relevant, reranked context from your data and feed it to the LLM, so answers are accurate and specific to you — plus semantic search (find documents/products by meaning, not just keywords) and recommendations (find similar items via vector similarity), all powered from your operational data with no separate system. Why it matters: grounding AI in your data is what turns a generic model into a useful business application — accurate, current, specific, and less prone to hallucination — and doing it where your data already lives (with Voyage models built in) makes it dramatically simpler to build and keep current. For any team building AI features on their own data, this is the enabling capability. The value: Atlas Vector Search grounds AI in your data — RAG, semantic search and recommendations, built on your operational data with Voyage models. For useful, trustworthy AI features, this matters. TechBag scopes your AI use case. TechBag helps you ground AI in your business.
Central to the AI story — and TechBag adds honest scoping and India support
Atlas Vector Search is central to MongoDB’s AI story, and for Indian teams TechBag adds the honest scoping (Atlas vs a specialist), comparison and INR/GST support that make adopting it straightforward. MongoDB the company: founded 2007 as 10gen, renamed 2013, NASDAQ: MDB since 2017; ~$2.5B revenue growing ~23% YoY (FY2026), 65,200+ customers, CEO CJ Desai since November 2025 — and it made vectors-with-your-data central to its platform, backed by the Voyage AI acquisition (Feb 2025). India relevance: India is a hotbed of AI/RAG building — startups, GCCs and enterprises — and MongoDB runs one of its LARGEST global hubs in Gurugram (DLF Cyber City) plus Bengaluru, with 17,000+ India developers on MongoDB University, so there’s real local depth and community for AI builders. Where TechBag adds value — and where it’s honest: TechBag scopes whether Atlas Vector Search (vectors with your data, Voyage built in) or a dedicated specialist (Pinecone/Weaviate for massive-scale/tuning) or pgvector (if you’re on Postgres) actually fits your workload — candid, not one-size-fits-all — and adds INR/GST (18%) invoicing and local support. The value: Atlas Vector Search is central to MongoDB’s AI story with major India R&D — and TechBag adds honest Atlas-vs-specialist scoping, comparison and INR/GST. TechBag supplies it with local support. TechBag provides vector search, made local for India.
The honest scope
Atlas Vector Search is MongoDB’s vector database for AI — semantic search, RAG and recommendations via $vectorSearch (ANN/ENN, quantization, hybrid search), with Voyage AI embeddings and reranking built in (acquired Feb 2025), all with vectors living WITH your operational data. For teams on MongoDB building AI features, it’s a genuinely simpler stack. The honest framing — the real edge, and where a specialist fits better: Atlas Vector Search’s edge is real and worth being precise about: (1) Vectors with your data — no separate vector database to run and no sync pipeline (the ‘sync tax’), so your AI stack is simpler and always consistent. (2) Voyage AI built in — best-in-class embeddings and native reranking, two of the highest-leverage RAG components, come with the platform. Those are genuine advantages. But the honest caveats: (1) Dedicated vector databases go deeper. Pinecone and Milvus are purpose-built for vectors and go further on massive-scale vector workloads, index types, and fine-grained performance tuning — if vectors are your primary, extreme-scale workload, a specialist may be the better fit. (2) pgvector is ‘free’ on Postgres. If you’re already on PostgreSQL, pgvector covers many vector needs without adding a system — the same ‘vectors with your data’ logic applies there. (3) It’s newer than the specialists and evolving fast — validate scale, tuning and features for your specific case rather than assuming parity. So the honest positioning: for teams on MongoDB who want vectors with their operational data and Voyage models built in — a simpler, consistent RAG stack — Atlas Vector Search is excellent; for extreme-scale, tuning-heavy pure-vector workloads, Pinecone/Milvus; and if you’re on Postgres, pgvector may suffice. TechBag scopes it honestly — Atlas vs a specialist vs pgvector — and licenses and supports it locally with GST.
The numbers behind the platform
What your Atlas Vector Search journey looks like
Scoping (Atlas vs a specialist)
Your AI use case (RAG, semantic search, recommendations), your data (already on MongoDB?), and scale/tuning needs. TechBag scopes honestly whether Atlas Vector Search, a dedicated specialist (Pinecone/Weaviate), or pgvector fits.
Embed & store (with your data)
Generate embeddings with Voyage AI (native, auto-embedding) and store them ALONGSIDE your operational documents in Atlas — no separate vector DB, no sync pipeline. Vectors with your data. TechBag helps you set it up.
Retrieve & rerank
Query with $vectorSearch (ANN/ENN), add hybrid search (vector + text + filters) and Voyage AI reranking to put the best context first, and quantize to control cost. Sharper, cheaper retrieval.
Ground your AI & scale
Feed reranked context to your LLM (RAG grounded in your data), power semantic search and recommendations, and validate at scale. TechBag supports you locally (GST) — and is candid if a specialist fits better.
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The review scoreboard
Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.
Quick poll — what’s driving your evaluation?
Talk to an advisor“Keeping vectors WITH our operational data — no separate Pinecone to sync — removed a whole pipeline and a whole class of consistency bugs. Our RAG retrieves the live truth, not a stale copy.”
“Voyage AI embeddings and reranking built right into Atlas sharpened our retrieval noticeably — the model sees better context, and we didn’t have to integrate two more services. Better RAG, fewer moving parts.”
“$vectorSearch is just another aggregation stage — our team already knew the query language, so we composed vector search with filters and $lookup without learning a new paradigm. Fast to ship.”
“Hybrid search — combining vector similarity with keyword relevance and metadata filters — was the difference between a demo and production. Quantization kept the cost sane at scale.”
“Honest: for our extreme-scale pure-vector workload, TechBag flagged that a dedicated specialist went deeper on tuning. For the RAG app on our operational data, Atlas Vector Search was clearly the simpler, better fit. Candid advice.”
“That MongoDB runs a huge hub in Gurugram gave us confidence — and TechBag scoped Atlas Vector Search vs a specialist honestly, and added INR/GST. AI on our data, made local.”
“We ground our LLM in our own documents with RAG — accurate, specific answers, far fewer hallucinations — and it’s all on the data we already had in MongoDB. That’s the whole value.”
“Atlas Vector Search is newer than the specialists — TechBag was honest about that, scoped whether it fit our scale, compared vs pgvector, and added INR/GST. We adopted it with eyes open, and it delivered.”
Where everyone sits — the grids
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the vector-database market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
TechBag Email-Security Grid
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
Vectors with your data + Voyage AI. This page.
Detection × Portfolio Integration
The grid nobody publishes — how strong the email detection is vs how integrated with the wider security portfolio.
Data-locality + Voyage depth.
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
Atlas Vector Search vs the vector-DB field
Pinecone, Weaviate, Qdrant, pgvector and Elastic — honest lanes; the edge is vectors WITH your data (no sync tax) + Voyage AI built in. Extreme-scale pure vectors? A specialist may go deeper. On Postgres? pgvector. We say so.
| Dimension | MongoDB Atlas Vector Search | Pinecone | Weaviate | Qdrant | pgvector (PostgreSQL) | Elastic |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Position | Vectors WITH operational data | Dedicated vector DB (managed) | Open-source vector DB | Open-source vector DB (Rust) | Vectors in PostgreSQL | Search engine + vectors |
| Data locality (no sync tax) | Vectors beside your data | Separate — sync required | Separate — sync required | Separate — sync required | In your Postgres data | Separate — index/sync |
| Embeddings / reranking built in | Voyage AI (native) | Integrations | Modules | Integrations | Bring-your-own | ELSER + integrations |
| Extreme-scale / tuning depth | Strong (validate at scale) | Purpose-built depth | Deep, tunable | High-performance | Good (Postgres limits) | Good |
| Hybrid search & filters | Hybrid + metadata filters | Metadata filters | Hybrid | Filters + hybrid | SQL + FTS | Best-in-class hybrid |
| Cost model | Part of Atlas (one system) | Separate system to pay for | Self-host or managed | Efficient (Rust) | Free if on Postgres | Separate cluster |
| Best fit | RAG on your operational data (MongoDB) | Extreme-scale, tuning-heavy pure vectors | Open-source vector DB with modules | High-performance open-source vectors | Already on PostgreSQL | Search-first with vectors |
Which email-security approach fits you?
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
Choose Atlas Vector Search if…
- ✓You’re on MongoDB and want vectors WITH your operational data — no separate vector DB, no sync tax
- ✓You want Voyage AI embeddings and reranking BUILT IN (two high-leverage RAG components)
- ✓You want $vectorSearch in the query language you already know — hybrid search, quantization, filters
- ✓You’re building RAG, semantic search or recommendations on your business data — with TechBag scoping fit & GST
Pinecone / Milvus if…
- ✓Vectors are your PRIMARY, extreme-scale workload needing purpose-built depth and fine-grained tuning
Weaviate / Qdrant if…
- ✓You want an open-source dedicated vector DB (Weaviate modules, or Qdrant’s high-performance Rust engine)
pgvector (PostgreSQL) if…
- ✓You’re already on PostgreSQL — pgvector covers many vector needs ‘for free’ (same data-locality logic)
Elastic if…
- ✓You’re search-first and want mature hybrid search with vectors alongside heavy full-text/observability
What do email threats cost you?
Drag the sliders (AI workloads; sync/pipeline hours per month; hour cost as loaded rate). Estimates contrast a SEPARATE vector database (data-copy pipeline, sync/drift, two systems to operate and pay for) vs Atlas Vector Search (vectors WITH your data — no sync tax, Voyage embeddings/reranking built in) — the wins are pipeline effort saved, consistency, and fewer systems. Illustrative — and remember specialists go deeper at extreme scale, so TechBag scopes the fit.
Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models actual device counts and modules.
Three ways to consume it
Atlas Vector Search runs on MongoDB Atlas — usage-priced (dedicated Search Nodes for vector/search workloads are billable), and Voyage AI models are available within the platform. No separate vector-database bill. Buy direct or via the AWS/Azure/GCP marketplace to draw down committed cloud spend. TechBag scopes it (vs specialists/pgvector) and handles INR/GST (18%) — quote current figures.
Atlas Vector Search (on Atlas)
Best for RAG on your operational data
- Vectors WITH your data — no separate vector DB, no sync tax
- Voyage AI embeddings + reranking built in (auto-embedding)
- $vectorSearch (ANN/ENN), hybrid search, quantization, filters
+ Platform add-ons
Best for a broader rollout
- Scoped to your estate
- Add-on modules as needed
- Phased, right-sized deployment
+ honest scoping & local support
Best value with TechBag
- Candid Atlas-vs-specialist(-vs-pgvector) scoping + RAG design
- Newer than specialists (validate at scale); Gurugram R&D
- TechBag adds INR/GST (18%) invoicing & local support
Buy it for less — TechBag pricing beats list
Whatever the list prices above, TechBag negotiates a significantly better deal — with GST-compliant INR invoicing and local support. Ask us for your discounted quote.
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The 8 questions to ask every vendor
Take this into your next vendor call — including ours.
Already on MongoDB? Atlas Vector Search keeps embeddings WITH your operational data — no separate vector DB, no sync pipeline, always consistent.
Want strong embeddings and reranking without integrating extra services? Voyage AI (acquired Feb 2025) is native to Atlas — auto-embed + native rerank.
Building RAG, semantic search or recommendations on your data? $vectorSearch (ANN/ENN, hybrid, filters) grounds your AI in your business.
Want to skip a new paradigm? $vectorSearch is just an aggregation stage — compose it with filters and $lookup you already use.
Worried about vector cost? Quantization cuts memory, and one platform (vs a separate vector DB) reduces systems to pay for and operate.
Extreme-scale, tuning-heavy pure vectors? A specialist (Pinecone/Milvus) may go deeper; on Postgres? pgvector may suffice. TechBag is honest.
MongoDB runs one of its largest global hubs in Gurugram (DLF Cyber City) + Bengaluru — genuine India relevance for AI builders. TechBag supports it locally.
Vector Search runs on Atlas (usage-priced; Search Nodes billable) — TechBag scopes it, compares vs specialists, and adds INR/GST (18%).
Questions buyers ask
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Scope Atlas Vector Search (MongoDB’s vector DB — RAG, semantic search and recommendations with vectors living WITH your operational data, and Voyage AI embeddings/reranking built in) — and let a TechBag advisor scope the AI use case, design the RAG pipeline, compare honestly vs Pinecone/Weaviate and pgvector, and add INR/GST and local support.
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