Abstract: Computerized systems for detecting and modifying routing of an electronic file are A provided for one or more databases. The systems receive and parse electronic files to detect one or more keys in the electronic files that are indicative of potential routing destinations associated with the one or more detected keys. A determination is then made of one or more corresponding and likely routing destinations for the electronic files, from a set of potential routing destinations, specifically based on the one or more keys and/or other user input reflective of a desired destination. The systems further identify one or more changes (based on historical data, user input, destination storage attributes, key attributes and/or other data), which are operable, when/if made to the electronic file, to trigger a different set of one or more corresponding routing destinations for the electronic file.

Abstract: Computerized systems for managing routing of an electronic file include computer-executable instructions, executable by one or more processors of the system, to cause the system to as least: receive and parse an electronic file to detect one or more words in the content of electronic file that are indicative of potential routing destinations, such as storage silos, associated with the one or more detected words; (ii) determine a set of corresponding and likely routing destinations for the electronic file, from a set of potential routing destinations, specifically based on the one or more words; and (iii) identify one or more potential changes to the words of the electronic file (based on historical data, user input, destination storage attributes, key attributes and/or other data) that are sufficient to trigger a different set of one or more corresponding routing destinations for the electronic file.