Abstract: Improvements to automated, computerized parcel locker bank systems are provided that allow for a shipment containing multiple physical parcels to be delivered to multiple compartments within a single locker bank without the need for additional package labels or the like. The disclosed embodiments allow for more efficient use of parcel locker systems in contrast to conventional systems that require a one-to-one correspondence between shipments and locker bank compartments.

Abstract: Devices, systems, techniques, and computer-readable instructions are provided that allow for use of a locker bank system by ad-hoc enterprises that do not require extensive configuration by human integrators when being enrolled in the locker bank system. When an ad-hoc enterprise is enrolled in the locker bank system, an enterprise profile is selected based on a business type and other attributes of the enterprise. The profile includes configuration settings and other behavior of the locker bank system that are appropriate for the business type of the enterprise, thus allowing for automated enrollment of the enterprise and automated provisioning of locker bank resources for use by the enterprise.

Abstract: A locker system for shipment delivery and pick-up comprising: a remote shipping system, a long distance communication network, and a locker bank communicating with the remote shipping system via the long distance communication network and comprising a processor with a digital storage and a series of single shipment compartments equipped with doors electronically controlled by the processor, a drop compartment comprising an aperture for shipment drop-offs and whose access is protected by a rotating locking protection electronically controlled by the processor, and a locking collection door electronically controlled by the processor and protecting access to the drop compartment, the rotating locking protection and locking collection door being in the same vertical plane as the doors of the single shipment compartments.

Abstract: A network compliance application performs a method of coalescing violation data based on rule and policy violations by retrieving network event data indicative of compliance with a set of policies, in which each of the policies has a set of rules. Policy definition includes a template of rules, definition of rule severity, and a compliance threshold specifying a number of rules of a severity that render the policy non-compliant. The compliance application computes, for each of the policies, violations, each violation indicative of a deviation from a particular rule, and displays a series of views indicative of a plurality of policies in the set of policies, each of the views indicative of violations attributable to each of the policies. From the displayed view, the application receives a detail selection corresponding to a subset of the displayed violations for detailed report display.