Abstract: A system, comprising a prepared Near Field Communication (NFC) tag, which has been customized by a business to cause custom websites to pop up on customers' smartphones; a service point, which is a place where a customer will receive service from the business; wherein a customer can waive a smartphone over the prepared NFC tag at a service point; wherein the prepared NFC tag will cause a website to pop up on the smartphone and the customer can enter a request, which will be sent to workers at the business's location; wherein the customer's request is authenticated and hence physical presence verified; wherein workers at the business will receive the request, and will respond to the request at the customer's service point. For example, in a grocery store, the service points are along the aisles, and in a restaurant, the service points are the tables.

Abstract: A system, comprising a prepared Near Field Communication (NFC) tag, which has been customized by a business to cause custom websites to pop up on customers' smartphones; a service point, which is a place where a customer will receive service from the business; wherein a customer can waive a smartphone over the prepared NFC tag at a service point; wherein the prepared NFC tag will cause a website to pop up on the smartphone and the customer can enter a request, which will be sent to workers at the business's location; wherein the customer's request is authenticated and hence physical presence verified; wherein workers at the business will receive the request, and will respond to the request at the customer's service point. For example, in a grocery store, the service points are along the aisles, and in a restaurant, the service points are the tables.

Abstract: Methods and systems for managing multiple tasks using a dialog are presented. In some embodiments, a processor may parse a first natural language user input received at a user device to extract task related information from the first natural language user input. In response to identifying that the first natural language user input comprises a request to perform a first task, the processor may initiate execution of the first task. The user device may receive a second natural language user input after execution of the first task has been initiated which requests execution of a second task. The processor may initiate execution of the second task before execution of the first task is complete.

Abstract: Methods and systems for managing multiple tasks using a dialog are presented. In some embodiments, a processor may parse a first natural language user input received at a user device to extract task related information from the first natural language user input. In response to identifying that the first natural language user input comprises a request to perform a first task, the processor may initiate execution of the first task. The user device may receive a second natural language user input after execution of the first task has been initiated which requests execution of a second task. The processor may initiate execution of the second task before execution of the first task is complete.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system and method for carrying out, facilitating, overseeing and otherwise managing initial and ongoing compliance, certification, risk mitigation and/or loss prevention, as it relates to a rule by analyzing and arranging the rule into a set of algorithms and documents. Information about an entity is input, compared to the rule by way of a set of algorithms, documented, and a report setting forth the compliance requirements and then-current compliance with the rule of the entity is provided. The entity is also provided with any documents required to ensure compliance with the rule.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system and method for carrying out, facilitating, overseeing and otherwise managing initial and ongoing compliance, certification, risk mitigation and/or loss prevention, as it relates to a rule by analyzing and arranging the rule into a set of algorithms and documents. Information about an entity is input, compared to the rule by way of a set of algorithms, documented, and a report setting forth the compliance requirements and then-current compliance with the rule of the entity is provided. The entity is also provided with any documents required to ensure compliance with the rule.