Abstract: A network computer system records deposits to a donation funding account that is shared amongst a plurality of users. The donation funding account includes a total fund that is based on the recorded deposits for the plurality of users. The network computer system maintains an allocation profile for each of the plurality of users, where the allocation profile identifies, for each user, one or more user-selected organization recipients and an allocation of a portion of the total fund that is attributable to that user. In response to a given event, the network computer system automatically generates an output such as a donation acknowledgment report, based on the allocation profile specified by the respective user. The described by various examples, the output can be in the form of a visual representation and/or report.

Abstract: A wireless tracking device may have a unique identifier that identifies the item to which it is attached, distinguishing that item from the other items in a secured location. A database may contain information regarding the item attached to the wireless tracking device. A store may be a secured location, and an item may be authorized to leave the store when it is sold. A checkout process may include scanning a machine-readable code associated with the wireless tracking device. Once the checkout is complete and the customer has paid for the item, the database may be updated to disable the alarm for the wireless tracking device. Based on the information in the database, a wireless tracking device detector may determine whether or not to generate an alarm when the wireless tracking device is detected leaving the secured location.

Abstract: Techniques for facilitating commerce and retail transactions are described. According to various embodiments, a user selection of a product item offered for sale by a retail store is received, via a shoppable window user interface associated with the retail store. Thereafter, a user request to perform a checkout process for purchase of the product item is received, via the shoppable window user interface. The checkout process for the purchase of the product item is then performed, via a user interface displayed on a smartphone associated with the user.

Abstract: In various example embodiments, a system and method for providing optimized in-store customer experience is provided. Accordingly, a list of a plurality of customers from which a selection is made to initiate a customer session is provided to a mobile device of a user. A selection of a customer from the list of the plurality of customers is received. The selection initiates the customer session for the selected customer. Customer data including a customer profile of the customer that includes sizing and preference information of the selected customer is accessed. The mobile device presents a user interface for the customer session that presents products for customer review and access to the customer data.