Abstract: Disclosed is an apparatus for matching a payment received from a remitter for two or more invoices generated by a beneficiary against invoices of two or more customers associated with the remitter. The apparatus includes a storage unit for storing a plurality of computer program instructions, a graphical user interface for displaying a graphical output, and a processing unit for processing the plurality of computer program instructions. The plurality of computer program instructions includes a payment receive module to receive a payment from the remitter, a total amount module to display the total amount received from the remitter, a customer account module to display a list of invoices generated by the beneficiary against the customers associated with the remitter, and a split payment module to split the total amount into multiple split amounts. Each split amount matches the amount on at least one customer's invoice, and the total amount matches the sum of amounts on two or more customer's invoices.

Abstract: A device may verify the authorization of the payee by a payee identification server. A device may create a record in a database on the payee identification server, the record including, either directly or indirectly, payee identification information, payee address, payee phone number, payee tax information, one or more methods of payment accepted by the payee comprising a type of payment, institution information, and account information. A device may verify said record with one or more verification sources. A device may record the results of the verification in the record. A device may create a d-token to point to the record. A device may send the d-token to the payee. A device may receive, by the payee identification server, the d-token from a third party. A device may retrieve the one or more of the methods of the payment accepted by the payee.

Abstract: An improved basal insulin management system and an improved user interface for use therewith are provided. User interfaces are provided that dynamically display basal rate information and corresponding time segment information for a basal insulin program in a graphical format. The graphical presentation of the basal insulin program as it is being built by a user and the graphical presentation of a completed basal insulin program provides insulin management information to the user in a more intuitive and useful format. User interfaces further enable a user to make temporary adjustments to a predefined basal insulin program with the adjustments presented graphically to improve the user's understanding of the changes. As a result of being provided with the user interfaces described herein, users are less likely to make mistakes and are more likely to adjust basal rates more frequently, thereby contributing to better blood glucose control and improved health outcomes.

Abstract: An improved basal insulin management system and an improved user interface for use therewith are provided. User interfaces are provided that dynamically display basal rate information and corresponding time segment information for a basal insulin program in a graphical format. The graphical presentation of the basal insulin program as it is being built by a user and the graphical presentation of a completed basal insulin program provides insulin management information to the user in a more intuitive and useful format. User interfaces further enable a user to make temporary adjustments to a predefined basal insulin program with the adjustments presented graphically to improve the user's understanding of the changes. As a result of being provided with the user interfaces described herein, users are less likely to make mistakes and are more likely to adjust basal rates more frequently, thereby contributing to better blood glucose control and improved health outcomes.

Abstract: An improved basal insulin management system and an improved user interface for use therewith are provided. User interfaces are provided that dynamically display basal rate information and corresponding time segment information for a basal insulin program in a graphical format. The graphical presentation of the basal insulin program as it is being built by a user and the graphical presentation of a completed basal insulin program provides insulin management information to the user in a more intuitive and useful format. User interfaces further enable a user to make temporary adjustments to a predefined basal insulin program with the adjustments presented graphically to improve the user's understanding of the changes. As a result of being provided with the user interfaces described herein, users are less likely to make mistakes and are more likely to adjust basal rates more frequently, thereby contributing to better blood glucose control and improved health outcomes.