Abstract: In some embodiments, a server may associate a channel identifier a software development kit (SDK). The channel identifier represents an in-application messaging channel of a software application that imports the SDK as part of the software application. The server may associate the channel identifier with an end user identifier. The server may receive a two-way messaging series from the message publisher. The server may receive, from a message publisher, a command to launch the two-way messaging series. The server may determine that the end user to be an intended recipient of the two-way messaging series. The server may transmit a message to the SDK via the in-application messaging channel. The server may receive a response from the SDK. The server may perform an action based on the response.

Abstract: A message management server may receive selections, from a message publisher, to build a message series. The message series includes one or more messages and a live chat triggering condition. The message management server may generate a message series preview of the message series. The message series preview includes a simulation of a message in the message series. The message management server may receive a command from the message publisher to launch the message series. The message management server may transmit at least one of the messages in the message series to an end user. The message management server may determine that the live chat triggering condition is met. The message management server may launch a live chat based on the live chat triggering condition being met. The live chat connects the end user to a natural person agent.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a server may associate a channel identifier a software development kit (SDK). The channel identifier represents an in-application messaging channel of a software application that imports the SDK as part of the software application. The server may associate the channel identifier with an end user identifier. The server may receive a two-way messaging series from the message publisher. The server may receive, from a message publisher, a command to launch the two-way messaging series. The server may determine that the end user to be an intended recipient of the two-way messaging series. The server may transmit a message to the SDK via the in-application messaging channel. The server may receive a response from the SDK. The server may perform an action based on the response.

Abstract: A system and method for fulfilling orders from users via networked computing systems are disclosed. In one implementation, the system and method allows a user to input their contact and payment information and a request to be contacted when and if item that they desire becomes available for sale. The system and method may ingest the requests from a plurality of users, create custom fulfillment requests for the individual users and generate an individualized custom communication for each user in order to alert the user to the availability of their specific request and make them a custom offer which may have to be communicated in a specific time period based on parameters ingested.