Patents by Inventor Jason Shaev
Jason Shaev has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 12014379Abstract: An intent classifier may be used to increase the efficiency of a communications system. A company may provide assistance to a first user using automated processing or by a second user manually responding to the first user. To reduce costs, the company may prefer to use automated processing for assistance where it is available. While a second user is assisting a user, a message from the first user may be processed with an intent classifier to determine that automated support is available to assist the first user, and a suggestion may be presented to the second user to transfer the first user to the automated processing, such as by presenting a button to the second user to transfer the first user to the automated processing. The second user may then transfer the first user to the automated processing and assist other users.Type: GrantFiled: October 9, 2019Date of Patent: June 18, 2024Assignee: ASAPP, INC.Inventors: Jason Shaev, Vicky Sehrawat, Rachel Knaster, Shang Wei Wang, Gustavo Sapoznik
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Publication number: 20240123289Abstract: Performance of an athlete is evaluated using position data of the athlete over time during performance of a set of movements. Movement metrics for the set of movements are determined, the movement metrics including measures of acceleration and power. Performance metrics for the athlete are then calculated to indicate the athlete's strength and speed. A reference data set is defined based on various attributes associated with the athlete. The performance metrics are applied to the reference data set to determine a performance category for the athlete, the performance category indicating relative strength and speed of the athlete among other athletes represented in the reference data set. Lastly, a training regimen for the athlete is generated based on the performance category.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 12, 2023Publication date: April 18, 2024Inventors: Samuel Adam Miller, Joseph Williams Waterman, Jason Shaev, William Gabrenya, III
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Patent number: 11790376Abstract: The third-party company may provide a user interface to a customer to submit a customer support request regarding a first company. The third-party company may receive a customer identifier from the first device and may request prediction data from the first company using the customer identifier. The third-party company may process the prediction data to predict a customer support request of the customer and generate user interface data corresponding to the predicted customer support request. The user interface data may be transmitted to the user interface before a customer support request from the customer is received.Type: GrantFiled: December 6, 2019Date of Patent: October 17, 2023Assignee: ASAPP, INC.Inventors: Vicky Sehrawat, Jason Shaev, Punyashloka Biswal, Brian Dillmann, Joseph Hackman, Shawn Henry, Gustavo Sapoznik
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Publication number: 20200118143Abstract: A third-party company may assist other companies in providing customer support to their customers. The third-party company may provide software to a computer of a customer service representative to present a user interface to assist the customer service representative in responding to customer requests. Third-party company may also send update data to the computer of the customer service representative to cause a portion of the user interface to be updated, where the update data is determined using an intent of a message received from a customer. A message received from the customer may be processed to determine the intent of the message, a template may be obtained using the intent, and the update data may be generated by rendering the selected template. The update data may then be transmitted to the computer of the customer service representative to cause a portion of the user interface to be updated.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2019Publication date: April 16, 2020Inventors: Vicky Sehrawat, Jason Shaev, Punyashloka Biswal, Brian Dillmann, Joseph Hackman, Shawn Henry, Gustavo Sapoznik
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Publication number: 20200043015Abstract: An intent classifier may be used to increase the efficiency of a communications system. A company may provide assistance to a first user using automated processing or by a second user manually responding to the first user. To reduce costs, the company may prefer to use automated processing for assistance where it is available. While a second user is assisting a user, a message from the first user may be processed with an intent classifier to determine that automated support is available to assist the first user, and a suggestion may be presented to the second user to transfer the first user to the automated processing, such as by presenting a button to the second user to transfer the first user to the automated processing. The second user may then transfer the first user to the automated processing and assist other users.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 9, 2019Publication date: February 6, 2020Inventors: Jason Shaev, Vicky Sehrawat, Rachel Knaster, Shang Wei Wang, Gustavo Sapoznik
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Patent number: 10535071Abstract: A third-party company may assist other companies in providing customer support to their customers. The third-party company may provide software to a computer of a customer service representative to present a user interface to assist the customer service representative in responding to customer requests. Third-party company may also send update data to the computer of the customer service representative to cause a portion of the user interface to be updated, where the update data is determined using an intent of a message received from a customer. A message received from the customer may be processed to determine the intent of the message, a template may be obtained using the intent, and the update data may be generated by rendering the selected template. The update data may then be transmitted to the computer of the customer service representative to cause a portion of the user interface to be updated.Type: GrantFiled: August 23, 2018Date of Patent: January 14, 2020Assignee: ASAPP, INC.Inventors: Vicky Sehrawat, Jason Shaev, Punyashloka Biswal, Brian Dillmann, Joseph Hackman, Shawn Henry, Gustavo Sapoznik
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Patent number: 10497004Abstract: An intent classifier may be used to increase the efficiency of a communications system. A company may provide assistance to a first user using automated processing or by a second user manually responding to the first user. To reduce costs, the company may prefer to use automated processing for assistance where it is available. While a second user is assisting a user, a message from the first user may be processed with an intent classifier to determine that automated support is available to assist the first user, and a suggestion may be presented to the second user to transfer the first user to the automated processing, such as by presenting a button to the second user to transfer the first user to the automated processing. The second user may then transfer the first user to the automated processing and assist other users.Type: GrantFiled: November 13, 2018Date of Patent: December 3, 2019Assignee: ASAPP, INC.Inventors: Jason Shaev, Vicky Sehrawat, Rachel Knaster, Shang Wei Wang, Gustavo Sapoznik
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Publication number: 20190182383Abstract: A company may provide customer support to customers using a combination of customer service representatives and automated processing. To reduce costs, the company may prefer to use automated processing for customer support where it is available to assist the customer. While a customer service representative is assisting a customer, a customer communication may be processed to determine that automated support is available to assist the customer, and a suggestion may be presented to the customer support representative to transfer the customer to automated processing, such as by presenting a button to the customer support representative to transfer the customer to automated processing. The customer support representative may then transfer the customer to automated processing and assist other customers.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 8, 2017Publication date: June 13, 2019Inventors: Jason Shaev, Vicky Sehrawat, Rachel Knaster, Shang Wei Wang, Gustavo Sapoznik
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Publication number: 20190180288Abstract: An intent classifier may be used to increase the efficiency of a communications system. A company may provide assistance to a first user using automated processing or by a second user manually responding to the first user. To reduce costs, the company may prefer to use automated processing for assistance where it is available. While a second user is assisting a user, a message from the first user may be processed with an intent classifier to determine that automated support is available to assist the first user, and a suggestion may be presented to the second user to transfer the first user to the automated processing, such as by presenting a button to the second user to transfer the first user to the automated processing. The second user may then transfer the first user to the automated processing and assist other users.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 13, 2018Publication date: June 13, 2019Inventors: Jason Shaev, Vicky Sehrawat, Rachel Knaster, Shang Wei Wang, Gustavo Sapoznik
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Publication number: 20180365702Abstract: A third-party company may assist other companies in providing customer support to their customers. The third-party company may provide software to a computer of a customer service representative to present a user interface to assist the customer service representative in responding to customer requests. Third-party company may also send update data to the computer of the customer service representative to cause a portion of the user interface to be updated, where the update data is determined using an intent of a message received from a customer. A message received from the customer may be processed to determine the intent of the message, a template may be obtained using the intent, and the update data may be generated by rendering the selected template. The update data may then be transmitted to the computer of the customer service representative to cause a portion of the user interface to be updated.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 23, 2018Publication date: December 20, 2018Inventors: Vicky Sehrawat, Jason Shaev, Punyashloka Biswal, Brian Dillmann, Joseph Hackman, Shawn Henry, Gustavo Sapoznik
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Patent number: 10083451Abstract: A third-party company may assist other companies in providing customer support to their customers. The third-party company may provide software to a computer of a customer service representative to present a user interface to assist the customer service representative in responding to customer requests. Third-party company may also send update data to the computer of the customer service representative to cause a portion of the user interface to be updated, where the update data is determined using an intent of a message received from a customer. A message received from the customer may be processed to determine the intent of the message, a template may be obtained using the intent, and the update data may be generated by rendering the selected template. The update data may then be transmitted to the computer of the customer service representative to cause a portion of the user interface to be updated.Type: GrantFiled: June 30, 2017Date of Patent: September 25, 2018Assignee: ASAPP, INC.Inventors: Vicky Sehrawat, Jason Shaev, Punyashloka Biswal, Brian Dillmann, Joseph Hackman, Shawn Henry, Gustavo Sapoznik
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Publication number: 20180012232Abstract: A third-party company may assist other companies in providing customer support to their customers. The third-party company may provide software to a computer of a customer service representative to present a user interface to assist the customer service representative in responding to customer requests. Third-party company may also send update data to the computer of the customer service representative to cause a portion of the user interface to be updated, where the update data is determined using an intent of a message received from a customer. A message received from the customer may be processed to determine the intent of the message, a template may be obtained using the intent, and the update data may be generated by rendering the selected template. The update data may then be transmitted to the computer of the customer service representative to cause a portion of the user interface to be updated.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 30, 2017Publication date: January 11, 2018Inventors: Vicky Sehrawat, Jason Shaev, Punyashloka Biswal, Brian Dillmann, Joseph Hackman, Shawn Henry, Gustavo Sapoznik