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Integral Ad Science Holding Corp Quarterly Cash Flow Statements Chart

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Integral Ad Science Holding Corp Quarterly Cash Flow Statements Table

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  cash flows from operating activities:                
  net income16,408,000 7,993,000 15,271,000 16,089,000 7,690,000 -1,255,000 10,164,000 -13,749,000 7,677,000 3,146,000 11,486,000 767,000 1,961,000 1,159,000 -4,822,000 -9,783,000 
  adjustments to reconcile net income to net cash from operating activities:                
  depreciation and amortization17,242,000 16,463,000 16,934,000 16,243,000 15,709,000 15,080,000 14,593,000 14,027,000 13,521,000 12,825,000 12,811,000 12,617,000 12,510,000 12,458,000 17,188,000 16,100,000 
  stock-based compensation18,844,000 15,525,000 12,577,000 16,443,000 15,004,000 15,738,000 15,462,000 13,900,000 40,435,000 11,306,000 11,645,000 14,247,000 10,721,000 8,139,000 9,093,000 8,142,000 
  foreign currency (gain) loss-6,307,000 -2,486,000               
  deferred tax benefit-6,194,000 -1,447,000 -960,000 -12,001,000 -3,451,000 -5,000 -3,557,000 19,561,000 -34,768,000 -2,767,000 -8,223,000 71,000 -9,000 -719,000 304,000  
  amortization of debt issuance costs117,000 116,000 116,000 116,000 116,000 116,000 115,000 116,000 116,000 116,000 116,000 116,000 116,000 116,000 116,000 337,000 
  (reversal of) allowance for credit losses     -188,000           
  impairment of assets  133,000         6,000 49,000   
  changes in operating assets and liabilities:                
  decrease (increase) in accounts receivable         6,642,000  1,623,000 -7,981,000 -1,673,000   
  decrease in unbilled receivables165,000 2,656,000   -2,169,000 3,167,000   980,000 1,292,000   990,000 649,000  -2,066,000 
  increase in prepaid expenses and other current assets-2,728,000 -3,429,000 -54,000 880,000 -5,789,000 -13,759,000     -3,884,000 -2,197,000 -1,948,000 -2,612,000 2,534,000 -3,360,000 
  increase in operating leases-501,000 -526,000 -392,000 -551,000 -416,000 -202,000     -350,000 -279,000     
  increase in other long-term assets  -1,089,000 -139,000      -19,000 -727,000 -4,000 -141,000 -185,000   
  decrease in accounts payable and accrued expenses and other long-term liabilities11,153,000 -24,548,000   8,057,000 -28,278,000           
  increase in deferred revenue395,000 -229,000 -385,000 879,000 -755,000 644,000 432,000 -200,000 -172,000 522,000  -94,000 48,000 173,000   
  increase in due to/from related party2,000 10,000    -39,000 121,000 25,000 -165,000 47,000 -12,000 -34,000 74,000 34,000   
  net cash from operating activities55,237,000 3,529,000 67,648,000 25,448,000 25,933,000 -1,131,000 57,505,000 22,052,000 29,110,000 22,956,000 24,907,000 24,355,000 12,018,000 11,187,000 25,939,000 4,600,000 
  capex-160,000 -554,000 -190,000 -271,000 -195,000 -1,128,000 -21,000 -144,000 -528,000 -1,282,000 -1,099,000 -457,000 -319,000 -318,000 
  free cash flows55,077,000 2,975,000 67,458,000 25,177,000 25,738,000 -2,259,000 57,484,000 21,908,000 28,582,000 21,674,000 23,808,000 23,898,000 12,018,000 11,187,000 25,620,000 4,282,000 
  cash flows from investing activities:                
  purchase of property and equipment-160,000 -554,000 -190,000 -271,000 -195,000 -1,128,000 -21,000 -144,000 -528,000 -1,282,000 -1,099,000 -457,000   -319,000 -318,000 
  acquisition and development of internal use software and other-11,080,000 -10,347,000    -9,163,000 -8,238,000 -8,611,000 -7,868,000 -7,060,000 -4,721,000 -3,828,000 -3,447,000 -2,677,000   
  net cash from investing activities-11,240,000 -10,901,000 -10,082,000 -10,303,000 -9,868,000 -10,291,000 -9,225,000 -8,755,000 -8,396,000 -8,342,000 -5,820,000 -4,284,000 -5,183,000 -3,005,000 -23,241,000 -168,755,000 
  cash flows from financing activities:                
  repayment of long-term debt-15,000,000 -20,000,000 -30,000,000 -30,000,000 -30,000,000 -30,000,000 -20,000,000 -20,000,000 -20,000,000 -85,000,000 -10,000,000 -15,000,000     
  proceeds from exercise of stock options  96,000 313,000 2,405,000 591,000   1,247,000 2,527,000     
  cash received from employee stock purchase program827,000 1,232,000 884,000 116,000 820,000 1,393,000 924,000 827,000 622,000 787,000 457,000      
  net cash from financing activities-14,173,000 -18,768,000 -29,020,000 -29,884,000 -29,180,000 -28,294,000 -16,671,000 -18,582,000 -16,500,000 -7,098,000 -8,276,000 -20,691,000 -9,102,000 598,000 6,983,000 156,322,000 
  net increase in cash, cash equivalents, and restricted cash  28,546,000 -14,739,000 -13,115,000 -39,716,000           
  effect of exchange rate changes on cash, cash equivalents and restricted cash2,037,000 597,000  971,000 -237,000 -847,000  -1,188,000 -447,000 305,000  -3,150,000 -2,524,000 278,000  -1,489,000 
  cash, cash equivalents and restricted cash at beginning of period87,335,000  127,290,000  89,671,000  76,078,000  
  cash, cash equivalents, and restricted cash at end of period                
  supplemental disclosures:                
  net cash (received) paid during the period for:                
  interest-408,000 -23,000 288,000 999,000 1,735,000 1,879,000 2,349,000 3,018,000 2,858,000 3,004,000  2,523,000 1,727,000 1,298,000  5,399,000 
  taxes12,434,000 822,000 4,858,000 10,017,000 19,657,000 268,000 624,000 4,752,000 4,674,000 935,000  1,719,000 9,121,000 977,000  268,000 
  non-cash investing and financing activities:                
  property and equipment acquired included in accounts payable-23,000 55,000 277,000 -61,000 106,000 2,000 414,000 -123,000 -293,000 433,000  -193,000 322,000 16,000  -116,000 
  internal use software acquired included in accounts payable69,000 520,000  305,000 88,000 573,000 432,000 -147,000 -150,000 1,309,000  255,000 2,000 1,128,000   
  lease liabilities arising from right-of-use assets                
  reversal of credit losses -1,134,000               
  increase in accounts receivable -5,439,000 805,000 -4,958,000   11,788,000 -15,453,000         
  decrease in other long-term assets 4,000               
  net decrease in cash, cash equivalents, and restricted cash -26,140,000               
  cash, cash equivalents and restricted cash at end of period 61,792,000    86,727,000  -6,473,000         
  lease liabilities arising from right of use assets 2,993,000  832,000 5,089,000 189,000 -23,048,000 -1,113,000 2,336,000 28,107,000  -2,008,000 572,000 27,650,000   
  foreign currency gain    169,000 1,395,000   -561,000 -678,000       
  allowance for credit losses  -928,000 204,000   1,593,000 969,000 740,000 514,000       
  employee retention tax credit               
  increase in unbilled receivables  -5,646,000    -4,315,000          
  increase in accounts payable and accrued expenses and other long-term liabilities  26,612,000              
  payment for acquisitions, net of acquired cash          1,000     
  repayment of short-term debt          20,000 49,000 49,000 -1,934,000   
  proceeds from the revolver      75,000,000       
  payments for repurchase of common stock               
  effect of exchange rate changes on cash and cash equivalents, and restricted cash                
  cash, cash equivalents, and restricted cash, at beginning of year                
  cash, cash equivalents, and restricted cash, at end of year                
  net cash paid during the year for:                
  decrease in due to/from related party   3,000             
  development of internal use software and other   -10,032,000             
  cash, cash equivalents, and restricted cash, at end of period   -13,768,000      97,492,000  -3,770,000 -4,792,000 85,137,000  -9,322,000 
  net cash paid during the period for:                
  decrease in accounts receivable     6,436,000          -2,944,000 
  decrease (increase) in other long-term assets     19,000           
  loss on extinguishment of debt                
  facility exit costs                
  non-cash interest expense              -1,000 
  decrease (increase) in prepaid expenses and other current assets      567,000 -6,768,000 9,556,000 3,063,000       
  increase in accrued rent              40,000 92,000 
  proceeds from initial public offering, net of underwriting discounts and commissions               
  payments for offering costs              -2,505,000  
  payments for debt issuance costs               
  principal payments on capital lease obligations              -51,000 -56,000 
  cash paid for unit repurchases              1,000  
  cash paid during the year for:                
  conversion of members’ equity to additional paid-in capital               
  adjustments to reconcile net income to net cash from operating activities                
  foreign currency loss                
  decrease (increase) in operating leases       114,000 5,000 20,000       
  increase in accounts payable and accrued expenses           2,760,000    -2,632,000 
  net increase in cash, cash equivalents and restricted cash       -5,285,000 4,214,000 7,516,000  -620,000 -2,267,000 8,780,000  -7,833,000 
  cash paid during the period for:                
  decrease in accounts payable and accrued expenses        2,848,000 -13,073,000    -6,520,000   
  exercise of stock options         2,115,000    2,532,000 
  foreign exchange loss          1,730,000      
  allowance for doubtful accounts          1,190,000    2,260,000 665,000 
  write off of assets                
  decrease in deferred revenue               -186,000 
  extinguishment of debt                
  decrease (increase) in unbilled receivables                
  proceeds from the new revolver                
  deferred offering costs accrued, not yet paid               -450,000 
  allowance for (reversal of) doubtful accounts            171,000 314,000   
  initial public offering costs paid                
  operating leases             -195,000   
  (purchase of) proceeds from sale of property and equipment             -328,000   
  gain on sale of assets                
  impairment of internal use software                
  increase in due from related party                
  decrease in due to related party              -23,000  
  acquisition and development of internal use software              -2,691,000 -2,233,000 
  repayment of debt                
  proceeds from issuance of debt                
  changes in operating assets and liabilities, net of acquired business:                
  payment for the acquisition of publica, net of acquired cash                
  assets acquired under capital leases                
  deferred tax provision                
  increase in taxes receivable                
  increase in due to related party                
  cash paid for share repurchases                

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