Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products are disclosed for correlating merchant ratings to tipping amounts. In a generalized method, a merchant rating is entered by a user via a user interface. Based upon the merchant rating, the system determines a merchant tip amount, which is then communicated to the user via the interface. Accordingly, merchant ratings and tips are seamlessly integrated with one another.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products are disclosed for correlating tip amounts to merchant ratings. In a generalized method, a merchant tip amount may be entered via a user interface. Based upon the merchant tip amount, the system then determines a corresponding merchant rating. Accordingly, merchant ratings and tips are seamlessly integrated with one another.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products are disclosed for correlating merchant ratings to tipping amounts. In a generalized method, a merchant rating is entered by a user via a user interface. Based upon the merchant rating, the system determines a merchant tip amount, which is then communicated to the user via the interface. Accordingly, merchant ratings and tips are seamlessly integrated with one another.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products are disclosed for correlating tip amounts to merchant ratings. In a generalized method, a merchant tip amount may be entered via a user interface. Based upon the merchant tip amount, the system then determines a corresponding merchant rating. Accordingly, merchant ratings and tips are seamlessly integrated with one another.

Abstract: There are provided systems and methods for automated monitoring of electronic messaging for timed alerts of previously transmitted messages. A sender may transmit an electronic communication to a recipient, where the sender activates an automated timer application to track the viewing and/or response of the communication by the recipient. The application may establish a timer having a set time period of the recipient to respond to the communication. If the recipient fails to respond, view, or otherwise acknowledge the communication by the end of the timer, the application may send an alert to the recipient to remind the recipient of the communication. The recipient and sender may establish preferences for the timer and the alert with the application. Moreover, the application may determine the timer based on the urgency of the communication, as well as determine where and when to send the alert based on recipient information.