Abstract: The present invention provides a verification system and method for political campaigns to use A2P 10 DLC text messaging in a way to minimize opportunities for spoofing or spamming campaign messaging. A token is generated once entered data is compared and verified, particularly a URL associated with a particular campaign. A PIN is generated after the initial comparison confirms that the entered data is valid, and once the PIN is returned to the verification platform, the token is delivered to the particular campaign. The token is then delivered to the campaign's campaign service provider (CSP), which can then use the token to register the campaign's 10 DLC text messaging program with carriers or a registration authority, or other aggregators. The token represents a verification indication that the CSP or other entity is a valid representative of a valid political campaign.

Abstract: Computing systems methods, and non-transitory storage media are provided for obtaining constraints of an entity, generating or obtaining specifications corresponding to the constraints, and generating a workflow based on responses to a questionnaire directed to one or more potential sources, wherein the questionnaire is derived based on the specifications, and a source of the one or more potential sources is selected to be associated with the workflow. The constraints include quality standards, quantity requirements, and a timing characteristic associated with physical goods.

Abstract: A first apparatus comprises a processor and a memory component that stores electronic records and associated eligibility criteria, an application programming interface (API), and a shared security key. A transceiver component establishes network communication with a second apparatus using the API, which comprises instructions for implementing a transaction resolution process. The API causes the processor to receive, from the second apparatus, a first notification event message about a first transaction, the first notification event message transmitted using the shared security key, the first notification event message including a card number hashed using a predetermined signature hash protocol. The first transaction is retrieved from the memory component using the hashed card number, and data points about the first transaction are obtained.

Abstract: The subject disclosure relates to systems and methods for creating and managing a descriptor repository. In certain aspects, a method of the subject technology includes steps for receiving a descriptor label for a merchant, receiving a plurality of descriptor definitions for the descriptor label, and storing the plurality of descriptor definitions in a database. In certain aspects, a method of the subject technology can further include steps for receiving relevance indications for one or more of the descriptor definitions, and associating one or more of the descriptor definitions with the descriptor label based on the one or more relevance indications.

Abstract: The present invention provides improved techniques that can be used to verify illegitimate non-human users that are accessing content. For example, a method of verifying a non-human user of a computerized device may comprise receiving information identifying a potential non-human user of a computerized device, altering a browser page to be used by the potential non-human user, and verifying whether or not the potential non-human user is an actual non-human user based on a behavior of the potential non-human user with the altered browser page.

Abstract: Method for automatically monitoring and verifying advertising content during a campaign, delivered over a data network. Accordingly, one or more advertisers submit, via a user interface, a list (that may be generated manually or by the mapping crawlers) of sites or of sections per site, on which the advertising content should be placed according to a desired insertion order (the insertion order information may modified at any time point). In addition, one or more mapping crawlers are activated to visit these sites and locate pages with advertisements that belong to required sections, pages that do not belong to the required sections or pages with high probability for incidents. A list of pages to visit per every site is generated and autonomous or Plug-in visual crawlers are allowed to visit the list of pages, according to a predetermined site visiting plan. A crawlers' manager allocates the pages between visual crawlers, for obtaining required adequate incident coverage and load on the visual crawlers.

Abstract: Described herein is partner-based method and device for resolving inquiries or disputes concerning a transaction between the customer and a merchant that is affiliated with a partner platform. For example, the method may involve receiving, at the partner platform, an inquiry/dispute event notification. The method may involve obtaining data points about the transaction and locating the transaction based on the data points. The method may involve refunding the transaction or canceling future or recurring charges associated with the transaction.

Abstract: A computer-based system and method for resolving disputes between a customer and an electronic payment provider concerning an electronic transaction between the customer and a merchant, including receiving data related to the transaction in a computer; transmitting the data from the computer to a dispute resolution server; comparing the transaction data to predetermined eligibility criteria for dispute resolution in the dispute resolution server, and if the dispute resolution criteria is met, declining future transactions from the merchant for the disputing consumer; and, comparing the transaction data to predetermined eligibility criteria for transaction credit, and if the credit criteria is met, and transmitting a credit instruction for the transaction.

Abstract: A computer-based system and method for resolving disputes between a customer and an electronic payment provider concerning an electronic transaction between the customer and a merchant, including receiving data related to the transaction in a computer; transmitting the data from the computer to a dispute resolution server; comparing the transaction data to predetermined eligibility criteria for dispute resolution in the dispute resolution server, and if the dispute resolution criteria is met, declining future transactions from the merchant for the disputing consumer; and, comparing the transaction data to predetermined eligibility criteria for transaction credit, and if the credit criteria is met, and transmitting a credit instruction for the transaction.

Abstract: A system and method for use in the authentication of payment instrument non-Internet transactions. A server transmits the transaction information to the authentication network associated with the issuer of the cardholder's card to determine whether the cardholder is enrolled in the card issuer's authentication program, and if so, will transmit a notification to the cardholder which includes instructions on how the cardholder can use an Internet connection to complete the authentication process for the transaction. When the cardholder accesses the server website and inputs the verification code previously generated by the server, the cardholder is automatically redirected by the server to the specific Internet link provided by the authentication network, which corresponds to the cardholder's transaction, so that the cardholder may complete the authentication of the transaction.

Abstract: A computer-based system and method for resolving disputes between a customer and an electronic payment provider concerning an electronic transaction between the customer and a merchant, including receiving data related to the transaction in a computer; transmitting the data from the computer to a dispute resolution server; comparing the transaction data to predetermined eligibility criteria for dispute resolution in the dispute resolution server, and if the dispute resolution criteria is met, declining future transactions from the merchant for the disputing consumer; and, comparing the transaction data to predetermined eligibility criteria for transaction credit, and if the credit criteria is met, and transmitting a credit instruction for the transaction.