Abstract: A method and system for generating and tracking an email campaign is described. An email campaign generator generates an email campaign template from an email target database. The email target database comprises at least one email target. An email campaign engine generates a custom email corresponding to each of the at least one email target. The custom email is formed from the email campaign template. The email campaign engine sends to each of the at least one email target the corresponding custom email. A campaign tracker receives at least one response corresponding to the sent custom email. The campaign tracker creates a campaign tracking list that includes the received at least one response.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
April 25, 2001
Date of Patent:
June 20, 2006
Assignee:
IC Planet Corporation
Inventors:
Michael G. Foulger, Thomas R. Chipperfield, Jeremy S. Cooper, Andrew C. Storms
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Abstract: A dump elevator for use in conjunction with a fork lift truck and adapted to lift a load received from the fork lift truck to an elevated position and to subsequently dump the load through a chute into a receiving bin. The dump elevator comprises an upright frame having an upper and lower arcuate track disposed along two opposing sides of the frame. A carriage is disposed within the frame in an elevated position and includes rollers which are received and guided by the upper and lower tracks. A pusher assembly is disposed underneath and connected to the carriage so that after the fork lift truck has placed a load onto the carriage, the fork lift truck can then be used to lift the pusher assembly and thus raise the carriage. As the carriage is lifted the upper and lower tracks guide the travel of the carriage and simultaneously tilt the carriage so as to dump the load from the carriage when the carriage reaches a point near its apogee.