Newly won customer expanding beyond initial scope

Using ONLY the supplied earnings call transcript and no outside information: Does management state that a specifically identified customer (named, or clearly identifiable as a particular account, program, or logo) which the company recently won or onboarded has already expanded its relationship with the company beyond the original scope — for example by adding more products, modules, services, sites, divisions, geographies, or a larger deployment than the initial deal — with management explicitly describing that expansion as having already happened or begun? Answer YES only if all of the following are present in management's own words: (1) a specific, identifiable customer relationship (not 'customers generally,' 'several clients,' or an unnamed aggregate trend); (2) the relationship is described as recently won, new, or recently onboarded (roughly within the past year or so); and (3) management affirmatively states that this same customer has already broadened or deepened its usage or purchases beyond the initial contract, pilot, or product — the expansion must be stated as fact or as already underway, not merely proposed, hoped for, or expected. Answer NO if management only discusses winning new customers without any expansion of an existing one; NO if expansion is described only as a general pattern across the customer base with no specific identifiable account; NO if the expansion is only a future opportunity, pipeline item, or something the customer 'could' do; NO if the deepened relationship is with a long-standing customer rather than a recently won one; and NO if only an analyst characterizes the expansion and management does not itself confirm it. Use only the supplied transcript. Answer only YES or NO.