Abstract: Systems and methods for flexible installer tagging in a product bundle. Mutable tags are injected into a product bundle. The product bundle is deployed and it is determined whether the mutable tag should change to a new value. If it is determined that the mutable tag should change to a new value, a clone of the product bundle is generated. A modified product bundle is created by modifying the mutable tag in the clone of the product bundle to have the new value.

Abstract: Techniques for optimizing yield for product bundles are disclosed. Product presentation conditions and product information including product financial information is generated for a plurality of products. Products classified into different categories of the plurality of products are determined and added to a yield optimized product bundle. The products classified into different categories and added to the yield optimized product bundle are organized into a single product flow for the yield optimized product bundle based on the product financial information. It is determined whether to present the products in the yield optimized product bundle using the product presentation conditions in an order which is determined based on the product flow for the yield optimized product bundle.

Abstract: Systems for generating dynamic primary product bundles. The dynamic primary product bundles can be generated to include a requested primary product and a second primary product. The primary products can be represented as static elements in a product array. The product bundle can include conditions that must be met in order for the second primary product to be displayed on a requestors device. At runtime the bundle can be dynamic in that the second primary product can not be displayed unless the conditions are met.

Abstract: Message Synchronization of the present inventions begins with storing messages (e-mail, voice mail, faxes) in more than one (1) message repository allowing users multiple, differentiated access points (e.g.: IP Client, PSTN). From any of these points, messages can be altered to reflect any one or more of a number of defined messages states (e.g.: Deleted, Read, Unread). As a seamless service to the user, these changed states are reflected identically throughout the face of all access points, and the bodies of all repositories.

Abstract: Message Synchronization of the present inventions begins with storing messages (e-mail, voice mail, faxes) in more than one (1) message repository allowing users multiple, differentiated access points (e.g.: IP Client, PSTN). From any of these points, messages can be altered to reflect any one or more of a number of defined messages states (e.g.: Deleted, Read, Unread). As a seamless service to the user, these changed states are reflected identically throughout the face of all access points, and the bodies of all repositories.