Abstract: A computerized fulfillment system facilitates communication between seekers and providers by incorporating co-client logic in a thusly adjuncted device client enabling a seeker—urgently or normally seeking goods and/or services—to access information from provider profiles pertaining to one or more providers of goods and/or service. Providers are facilitated to configure corresponding provider profiles. The co-client is configurable so as to vary—potentially per co-client utilization—the adjunct provider(s) assigned to the co-client and/or the fulfillment system service(s) expressed. A co-client may provide a service portal enabling access to fulfillment system facilities for a multiplicity of user types.

Abstract: A computerized fulfillment system incentivizes loyaltization between providers and seekers by enrolling providers in an agnostic morphable voucher program for the recruiting of seekers. The agnostic morphable voucher program has a variable plurality of morphable fungible virtualized voucher options; and the plurality of providers includes at least two categories of providers. The voucher options are configured to be morphed by a recruited seeker of the plurality of seekers; the recruited seeker morphing one of the voucher options into a potentially redeemable voucher redeemed for an urgent goods or service by one of a plurality of providers. The plurality of morphable fungible virtualized voucher options are distributed to the plurality of seekers.

Abstract: A computerized multi-casting distributed urgent goods and services fulfillment system configured to triage a plurality of providers with respect to an urgent need for one or more goods and services of a seeker thereby generating a current seeker-adaptive micro-casting triaged provider pool, and further configured to successively proffer an adjustable portion of the current micro-casting triaged provider pool to the seeker.