Abstract: Disclosed herein are method, system, and computer product embodiments for generating a graphical user interface (GUI) to visually represent a programmatic process with various process objects. This may also include interacting with interfaces of the GUI to update the programmatic process. Process objects may contain a hierarchy of functions. Through interaction with the GUI registration interface a process object may be modified such that the hierarchy of functions is changed. Additional process objects may be defined based on a hierarchy of functions. The GUI may also include an analysis interface which may display timing data associated with execution of the programmatic process.

Abstract: A system for a bot factory environment is disclosed. The system may receive a graphical process model. The system may compile a bot based on the graphical process model. The system may validate the bot to generate a validated bot. The system may register the validated bot to a registry table. The system may deploy the validated bot to a runtime environment.

Abstract: A system for a bot factory environment is disclosed. The system may receive a graphical process model. The system may compile a bot based on the graphical process model. The system may validate the bot to generate a validated bot. The system may register the validated bot to a registry table. The system may deploy the validated bot to a runtime environment.

Abstract: The method includes receiving a transaction inquiry about a transaction from a consumer system; identifying a transaction identifier associated with the transaction; transmitting the transaction identifier to a merchant system; requesting transaction information associated with the transaction from the merchant system; receiving the transaction information from the merchant system; and/or presenting item details associated with the transaction information to the consumer in response to the receiving the transaction information.

Abstract: The system may be configured to perform operations including determining a point conversion rate between a first merchant point value associated with a first merchant point and a second merchant point value associated with a second merchant point; receiving a request from a consumer to sell an exchanged point amount comprising a first merchant point amount; receiving a first payment from the first merchant for the first merchant point amount; retrieving the first merchant point amount from a consumer profile; transmitting the first merchant point amount to the first merchant; calculating a second merchant point amount equal to the first merchant point amount, based the first conversion rate; transmitting a second payment to the second merchant to purchase the second merchant point amount from the second merchant; receiving the second merchant point amount from the second merchant; and transmitting the second merchant point amount to the consumer profile.