Abstract: Systems, methods and computer program products for allocation of resources based on event triggers are provided. As an example, the system receives a set of electronic guidelines outlining scheduled allocation of resources based on detection of trigger events, where the resources are transferred electronically from a source to a destination. The system parses the electronic guidelines into a set of event triggers associated with resource allocations and monitor activities associated events related to allocation resources. From the monitoring, the system identifies a triggering event in the activities that is associated with a resource allocation as defined in the electronic guidelines and transfers an allocation of the resources electronically from the source to the destination based on the triggering event.

Abstract: Systems, methods and computer program products for allocation of resources based on event triggers are provided. As an example, the system receives a set of electronic guidelines outlining scheduled allocation of resources based on detection of trigger events, where the resources are transferred electronically from a source to a destination. The system parses the electronic guidelines into a set of event triggers associated with resource allocations and monitor activities associated events related to allocation resources. From the monitoring, the system identifies a triggering event in the activities that is associated with a resource allocation as defined in the electronic guidelines and transfers an allocation of the resources electronically from the source to the destination based on the triggering event.

Abstract: Systems, methods and computer program products for allocation of resources based on event triggers are provided. As an example, the system receives a set of electronic guidelines outlining scheduled allocation of resources based on detection of trigger events, where the resources are transferred electronically from a source to a destination. The system parses the electronic guidelines into a set of event triggers associated with resource allocations and monitor activities associated events related to allocation resources. From the monitoring, the system identifies a triggering event in the activities that is associated with a resource allocation as defined in the electronic guidelines and transfers an allocation of the resources electronically from the source to the destination based on the triggering event.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are directed to systems, methods, and computer program products for mobile application configuration based on geographic and transaction history context. The system is configured to receive an indication that a user device associated with a user is within a predetermined distance from a facility; predict one or more reasons for the user's visit to the facility; present the predicted reasons to the user via a first user interface on the user device; receive user selection of at least one reason; dynamically transform the first user interface to enable the user to execute a transaction associated with the selected reason for the user's visit to the facility; receive user input to initiate the transaction via the transformed first user interface; and initiate the execution of the transaction.

Abstract: Systems, methods and computer program products are disclosed for managing work flow associated with a resource, location and/or channel. The system receives transaction history information identifying transactions performed by an entity in the past and identifies a pattern for a recurring transaction performed by the entity via the resource, location and/or channel. The system predicts a future instance when the entity will likely perform the recurring transaction at the resource, location and/or channel again. The system receives work flow information associated with the resource, location and/or channel indicating historical work flow delays and identifies, based on the historical work flow, an estimated delay associated with processing the recurring transaction at the predicted instance in the future.

Abstract: Systems, methods and computer program products for allocation of resources based on event triggers are provided. As an example, the system receives a set of electronic guidelines outlining scheduled allocation of resources based on detection of trigger events, where the resources are transferred electronically from a source to a destination. The system parses the electronic guidelines into a set of event triggers associated with resource allocations and monitor activities associated events related to allocation resources. From the monitoring, the system identifies a triggering event in the activities that is associated with a resource allocation as defined in the electronic guidelines and transfers an allocation of the resources electronically from the source to the destination based on the triggering event.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products are described herein that provide for identifying a need of a customer and providing selectable specialist meeting reservations with the customer based on the overall work-flow of an entity's offices, and the availability of relevant specialists that can address the need of the customer.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products are described herein that provide for notifying a malfeasance specialist of a malfeasance detection based on identification of a device signature. Monitoring devices may monitor devices in a location for device signatures that are known to be associated with malfeasance. Upon detecting the presence of a device signature associated with malfeasance, a specialist may be notified of the detection so that the specialist may take appropriate actions in response to the detection.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products are described herein that provide for notifying a malfeasance specialist of a malfeasance detection based on identification of a device signature. Monitoring devices may monitor devices in a location for device signatures that are known to be associated with malfeasance. Upon detecting the presence of a device signature associated with malfeasance, a specialist may be notified of the detection so that the specialist may take appropriate actions in response to the detection.