Abstract: A method of syncing data across multiple systems includes: receiving a plurality of calendar events from a plurality of independent calendar systems that use different calendar system specific schemas; aggregating the calendar events at a unifying communication system; converting the calendar events from a calendar system specific schema to a unifying communication system specific schema; storing the plurality of calendar events in the unifying communication system specific schema; converting a calendar event received from a non-master calendar system to the master calendar system specific schema; and sending the converted calendar event to the master calendar system; wherein copies of the received calendar events that are formatted according to the calendar system specific schema of the master calendar system are stored with the master calendar system, and copies of the calendar events that are formatted according to the unifying communication system specific schema are stored with the unifying communication

Abstract: A method and system manage synchronization of data streams in a multi-tenant system. The method includes tracking by a flow control mechanism a recent flow rate of at least one data stream, determining by the flow control mechanism whether the flow rate of the at least one data stream varies from at least one related data stream, and adjusting by the flow control mechanism a throughput of the at least one data stream to correlate with the at least one related data stream, in response to determining that the at least one data stream has varied from the at least one related data stream.

Abstract: Various techniques and mechanisms for sharing remote resources among a trusted group are disclosed. A credential management agent utilizes a resource credential for a first user to access a secure resource corresponding to the first user for a second user by at least validating a second user and validating a consent of the first user to allow the second user to access the secure resource using the resource credential for the first user. The secure resource resides on a remote server system accessible via one or more application program interfaces (APIs). A platform management agent provides an interface for shared resource-agnostic credential sharing. The platform management agent validates credentials for the second user as belonging to a trusted group and forwards a request for access to the secure resource for the second user to the credential management agent.

Abstract: A method of syncing data across multiple systems includes: receiving a plurality of calendar events from a plurality of independent calendar systems that use different calendar system specific schemas; aggregating the calendar events at a unifying communication system; converting the calendar events from a calendar system specific schema to a unifying communication system specific schema; storing the plurality of calendar events in the unifying communication system specific schema; converting a calendar event received from a non-master calendar system to the master calendar system specific schema; and sending the converted calendar event to the master calendar system; wherein copies of the received calendar events that are formatted according to the calendar system specific schema of the master calendar system are stored with the master calendar system, and copies of the calendar events that are formatted according to the unifying communication system specific schema are stored with the unifying communication

Abstract: Provided are systems and methods for verifying, in a database system, that a modification request to events data is completed. The method marks a modification request as verifying and implements a search strategy to search for unmodified events data (the stragglers) in the least expensive query scope first and then keep expanding the scope of the query until at least one unmodified events data is found (a straggler), which is marked as a fail. This strategy includes (i) beginning at a lowest scope search, (ii) searching a (database first: continuing to expand the search scope as high as it can go without a fail, and (iii) only when it's finished searching the database without a fail, searching a search engine in the same way. When the searches are done, and no fails have been marked, the method marks the request as done.

Abstract: A method and system manage synchronization of data streams in a multi-tenant system. The method includes tracking by a flow control mechanism a recent flow rate of at least one data stream, determining by the flow control mechanism whether the flow rate of the at least one data stream varies from at least one related data stream, and adjusting by the flow control mechanism a throughput of the at least one data stream to correlate with the at least one related data stream, in response to determining that the at least one data stream has varied from the at least one related data stream.

Abstract: Provided are systems and methods for verifying, in a database system, that a modification request to events data is completed. The method marks a modification request as verifying and implements a search strategy to search for unmodified events data (the stragglers) in the least expensive query scope first and then keep expanding the scope of the query until at least one unmodified events data is found (a straggler), which is marked as a fail. This strategy includes (i) beginning at a lowest scope search, (ii) searching a (database first: continuing to expand the search scope as high as it can go without a fail, and (iii) only when it's finished searching the database without a fail, searching a search engine in the same way. When the searches are done, and no fails have been marked, the method marks the request as done.

Abstract: Methods for tracking and managing a device that connects to a database system, including connecting to a web application at least partially running on the database system, are disclosed. In some embodiments, the device may be identified by a fingerprint or unique device identifier (ID) formed from various vectors that correspond to device specific attributes or characteristics. The fingerprint or unique device ID may be compared to a fingerprint or device ID stored on the database system associated with a user's access credentials to determine a match percentage. Further access by the device to the database system may depend upon whether the match percentage exceeds a predetermined threshold. Device access to the database system may be tied to the fingerprint or unique device ID.

Abstract: Methods for tracking and managing a device that connects to a database system, including connecting to a web application at least partially running on the database system, are disclosed. In some embodiments, the device may be identified by a fingerprint or unique device ID formed from various vectors that correspond to device specific attributes or characteristics. The fingerprint or unique device ID may be compared to a fingerprint or device ID stored on the database system associated with a user's access credentials to determine a match percentage. Further access by the device to the database system may depend upon whether the match percentage exceeds a predetermined threshold. Device access to the database system may be tied to the fingerprint or unique device ID.