Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed that provide for evaluating merchant business intelligence information. In certain embodiments, a system is disclosed to aggregate data relating to one or more merchants, customers, and/or transactions into a first data repository. The systems and methods receive a first request from a first client device, the first request including a parameter identifying one or more categories. The systems and methods determine that the first request is compatible with a data repository. The systems and methods the aggregated data of the data repository according to the parameter. The systems and methods also provide to a client device the filtered aggregated data.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments generally relate to systems and methods for business analytics, and more particularly, to systems and methods for merchant business intelligence tools. Disclosed embodiments may include a method for providing merchant business intelligence. In the method, a computing system, comprising one or more hardware processors, may aggregate data relating to one or more merchants, one or more customers, and transactions involving the customers or the merchants. The computing system may identify one or more categories for the customers, the merchants, and the transactions. The computing system may filter the aggregated data according to a subset of the categories of the customers, the merchants, or the transactions. The computing system may generate an analytic visualization based on analyzing the filtered aggregated data, and provide the generated analytic visualization for display.

Abstract: An articulated grip pad is disclosed which includes a vertical supporting member that has a generally spherical bottom end. The crutch also includes a gripping pad having a bore. The generally spherical end of the vertical support is securely received into the bore.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments generally relate to systems and methods for business analytics, and more particularly, to systems and methods for merchant business intelligence tools. Disclosed embodiments may include a method for providing merchant business intelligence. In the method, a computing system, comprising one or more hardware processors, may aggregate data relating to one or more merchants, one or more customers, and transactions involving the customers or the merchants. The computing system may identify one or more categories for the customers, the merchants, and the transactions. The computing system may filter the aggregated data according to a subset of the categories of the customers, the merchants, or the transactions. The computing system may generate an analytic visualization based on analyzing the filtered aggregated data, and provide the generated analytic visualization for display.

Abstract: An articulated grip pad is disclosed which includes a vertical supporting member that has a generally spherical bottom end. The crutch also includes a gripping pad having a bore. The generally spherical end of the vertical support is securely received into the bore.

Abstract: An articulated grip pad is disclosed which includes a vertical supporting member that has a generally spherical bottom end. The crutch also includes a gripping pad having a bore. The generally spherical end of the vertical support is securely received into the bore.

Abstract: An articulated grip pad is disclosed which includes a vertical supporting member that has a generally spherical bottom end. The crutch also includes a gripping pad having a bore. The generally spherical end of the vertical support is securely received into the bore.

Abstract: An articulated grip pad is disclosed which includes a vertical supporting member that has a generally spherical bottom end. The crutch also includes a gripping pad having a bore. The generally spherical end of the vertical support is securely received into the bore.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an ergonomic kayak paddle. The paddle has a shaft with a longitudinal axis and with a first end and second end. The shaft is adjustable between a first length and a second length. At least one grip is on the shaft at a point intermediate between the first and second ends of the shaft. The grip is contoured to a user's hand, but does not provide profiles for the user's fingers. The grip may be angled outwardly from the longitudinal axis of the shaft at an angle ranging from about 10° to about 30°. An adjuster positioned within the grip allows the angle of the grip to the handle to be adjusted.