Abstract: A method and system support payments between two entities using a mobile device and a token identifier device. A payment or gratuity action is initiated by a payer using their mobile device, such as mobile communication handset, to scan a token identifier stored in the payee's token identifier device. In one example, the token identifier device is an RFID or NFC type device. After the token identifier is obtained, the mobile device communicates the TokenID, gratuity amount, and payer authentication information to a transaction management system that validates and attempts to transfer funds between the two entities. In one example, the transaction management system is a server system that communicates over a TCP/IP network. The transaction management system sends a communication to the mobile device indicating whether or not the transfer was successful.
Abstract: A method and system support payments between two entities using a mobile device and a token identifier device. A payment or gratuity action is initiated by a payer using their mobile device, such as mobile communication handset, to scan a token identifier stored in the payee's token identifier device. In one example, the token identifier device is an RFID or NFC type device. After the token identifier is obtained, the mobile device communicates the TokenID, gratuity amount, and payer authentication information to a transaction management system that validates and attempts to transfer funds between the two entities. In one example, the transaction management system is a server system that communicates over a TCP/IP network. The transaction management system sends a communication to the mobile device indicating whether or not the transfer was successful.
Abstract: A method and system support payments between two entities using a mobile device and a token identifier device. A payment or gratuity action is initiated by a payer using their mobile device, such as mobile communication handset, to scan a token identifier stored in the payee's token identifier device. In one example, the token identifier device is an RFID or NFC type device. After the token identifier is obtained, the mobile device communicates the TokenID, gratuity amount, and payer authentication information to a transaction management system that validates and attempts to transfer funds between the two entities. In one example, the transaction management system is a server system that communicates over a TCP/IP network. The transaction management system sends a communication to the mobile device indicating whether or not the transfer was successful.
Abstract: A computer implemented system and method determines correlations between one or more personality traits of a group of consumers and one or more brand/product. A first collection of consumer motivations of the group of consumers are determined based on associations between possible consumer motivations and the one or more personality traits. A second collection of consumer motivations are derived from the first collection of consumer motivations, where each consumer motivation of the second collection has a correlation with the one or more brand/product. Correlations between the personality traits and the brand/product are determined and output by identifying which of the one or more personality traits contributed to each of the consumer motivations of the second collection based on the associations between the possible consumer motivations and the one or more personality traits from the group of consumers.
Type:
Application
Filed:
February 26, 2014
Publication date:
September 11, 2014
Applicant:
TipTap, Inc.
Inventors:
Daniel Cudgma, Christopher C. Nocera, Kyle A. Thomas
Abstract: A computer implemented method for determining acceptability of an unverified survey item can include outputting interactive displays comprising a survey. The survey can include a verified quantitative item for measuring respondent positions along a continuum for a first trait, and the verified quantitative item can include a prompt and a plurality of quantitative response choices. The survey can include an unverified non-quantitative item for measuring respondent positions along the continuum for the first trait, and the unverified non-quantitative item can include a prompt and a plurality of non-quantitative response choices. A plurality of responses to the verified quantitative item and the plurality of unverified non-quantitative items can be received from a plurality of users.