Abstract: A system can include a first client device corresponding to a first entity, and a second client device corresponding to a second entity. The system can include a processor and a memory including program code that is executable by the processor for causing the processor to perform operations. The operations can include receiving, from the first client device, user input including a first set of form values for a plurality of form fields from the first entity. The operations can include transmitting the user input to the second client device corresponding to the second entity, wherein the second client device is configured to compare a second set of form values to the first set of form values to identify a mismatch between the first set of form values and the second set of form values. The operations can include receiving, from the second client device, output indicating the mismatch.

Abstract: A client device can generate a graphical user interface (GUI) including a set of form fields. The client device can receive user input including a first set of form values for the set of form fields from a first entity via the GUI. The client device can also receive an electronic communication via a network, the electronic communication including a second set of form values for the set of form fields as input by a second entity on a remote client device. The client device can compare the second form values to the first form values to identify a mismatch between the first set of form values and the second set of form values. In response to identifying the mismatch, the client device can update the GUI to include a graphical marker indicating the mismatch between the first set of form values and the second set of form values.

Abstract: A system can generate a graphical user interface that includes a first graphical visualization depicting a first set of form values input by a first entity on a first client device in relation to a set of form fields for a record. The graphical user interface can also include a second graphical visualization positioned adjacent to the first graphical visualization, the second graphical visualization depicting a second set of form values input by a second entity on a second client device in relation for the set of form fields for the record. The graphical user interface can also include a graphical marker indicating a mismatch between the first values and the second values. The graphical user interface can include a graphical object selectable by a user to initiate a verification process for the record based on the first values and the second values.

Abstract: A client device can generate a graphical user interface (GUI) including a set of form fields. The client device can receive user input including a first set of form values for the set of form fields from a first entity via the GUI. The client device can also receive an electronic communication via a network, the electronic communication including a second set of form values for the set of form fields as input by a second entity on a remote client device. The client device can compare the second form values to the first form values to identify a mismatch between the first set of form values and the second set of form values. In response to identifying the mismatch, the client device can update the GUI to include a graphical marker indicating the mismatch between the first set of form values and the second set of form values.

Abstract: A system can generate a graphical user interface that includes a first graphical visualization depicting a first set of form values input by a first entity on a first client device in relation to a set of form fields for a record. The graphical user interface can also include a second graphical visualization positioned adjacent to the first graphical visualization, the second graphical visualization depicting a second set of form values input by a second entity on a second client device in relation for the set of form fields for the record. The graphical user interface can also include a graphical marker indicating a mismatch between the first values and the second values. The graphical user interface can include a graphical object selectable by a user to initiate a verification process for the record based on the first values and the second values.

Abstract: A system can generate a graphical user interface that includes a first graphical visualization depicting a first set of form values input by a first entity on a first client device in relation to a set of form fields for a record. The graphical user interface can also include a second graphical visualization positioned adjacent to the first graphical visualization, the second graphical visualization depicting a second set of form values input by a second entity on a second client device in relation for the set of form fields for the record. The graphical user interface can also include a graphical marker indicating a mismatch between the first values and the second values. The graphical user interface can include a graphical object selectable by a user to initiate a verification process for the record based on the first values and the second values.

Abstract: A client device can generate a graphical user interface (GUI) including a set of form fields. The client device can receive user input including a first set of form values for the set of form fields from a first entity via the GUI. The client device can also receive an electronic communication via a network, the electronic communication including a second set of form values for the set of form fields as input by a second entity on a remote client device. The client device can compare the second form values to the first form values to identify a mismatch between the first set of form values and the second set of form values. In response to identifying the mismatch, the client device can update the GUI to include a graphical marker indicating the mismatch between the first set of form values and the second set of form values.

Abstract: An expandable fabric hat liner insert is an apparatus in which the device can be inserted into any standard brim hat and fitted cap style hat, undetected by others, to protect the hair and skin of the user when wearing. The invention can be manufactured by the method of sewing. A semi circular front side and semi circular rear sided is formed from non-woven fabrics. The non woven front and rear side of the semi circular crown is attached by a central flexible fabric between each side. A flexible foldable Protective hair fabrics are sewn to the underside of the apparatus closest to the hair of the user head. A parallel, sewn in grid on the rear portion of the device allows the user to modify the device by cutting the selected grid lines to accommodate various type of hats manufactured with a sewn sweatband bow.

Abstract: A modifiable transferrable insert-able hair and skin protection baseball cap liner is an apparatus in which the device can be inserted into any standard baseball cap undetected by others, to protect the hair and skin of the user when wearing. The invention can be manufactured by the method of sewing. A crown is formed from a non-woven fabric. A structural felt fabric is attached to the underside of the front formed crown and is sandwiched between the non-woven fabric in the underside of the crown, and the skin and hair protecting satin fabric. The felt fabric lines the lower inner portion of the invention to the rear of the apparatus for structural support on both sides of the invention. A parallel, sewn in grid on the lower left and right side of the invention allows the user to modify the device by cutting the selected grid lines to accommodate various type of baseball caps.