Exactly

[Jessica]

a word as if to prove a point, though no point has actually been proven. this usually ends an argument as the other person would much like to avoid any further [nonsense] which could lead to their own [confusion] (which is what the [first person] intended).

[Sommer]

Used to emphasize the accuracy of a figure or description.

[Ernesto]

Payment processing solution that enables businesses to manage international payouts, recurring transactions, personal IBAN, and more. A software product by Exactly

[Oralee]

Without discrepancy (used to emphasize the accuracy of a figure or description)