Patents by Inventor Norbert Hendrikse
Norbert Hendrikse 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: 10204363Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Navigation objects may be provided for the communications over a network. For example, a navigation bar may be included on a merchant web page to provide the customer with a link back to a shopping application provided by the IOM.Type: GrantFiled: June 2, 2017Date of Patent: February 12, 2019Assignee: TAMIRAS PER PTE. LTD., LLCInventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse
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Publication number: 20170270576Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (TOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Navigation objects may be provided for the communications over a network. For example, a navigation bar may be included on a merchant web page to provide the customer with a link back to a shopping application provided by the IOM.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 2, 2017Publication date: September 21, 2017Applicant: TAMIRAS PER PTE. LTD., LLCInventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse
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Patent number: 8996415Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Transactions may be tracked using addresses in a communications network. Address identifiers may be used to reduce the size of the addresses.Type: GrantFiled: February 4, 2008Date of Patent: March 31, 2015Assignee: Risible Enterprises LLCInventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse, Paul Gauthier, Michael Tso
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Patent number: 8849704Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Transactions may be tracked using addresses in a communications network. Address identifiers may be used to reduce the size of the addresses.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 2008Date of Patent: September 30, 2014Assignee: Risible Enterprises LLCInventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse, Paul Gauthier, Michael Tso
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Patent number: 8706565Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Order forms may be pre-filled for the transactions. For example, the IOM may obtain customer information from a database and use the customer information to complete the customer fields on a merchant web page containing an order form.Type: GrantFiled: April 21, 2008Date of Patent: April 22, 2014Assignee: Risible Enterprise LLCInventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse
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Publication number: 20140081789Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Navigation objects may be provided for the communications over a network. For example, a navigation bar may be included on a merchant web page to provide the customer with a link back to a shopping application provided by the IOM.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 19, 2013Publication date: March 20, 2014Inventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse
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Publication number: 20090228376Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Transactions may be tracked using addresses in a communications network. Address identifiers may be used to reduce the size of the addresses.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 4, 2008Publication date: September 10, 2009Applicant: INVENDA CORPORATIONInventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse, Paul Gauthier, Michael Tso
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Patent number: 7558747Abstract: Processing an electronic order involves receiving from a mobile customer device first order data for an order that contains less than a minimum set of data required by a merchant to completely process the order. Additional information required by the merchant to completely process the order is retrieved. Second order data is generated based upon the first order data and the additional information. The second order data contains at least the minimum set of data required by the merchant to completely process the order. The second order data is provided to a merchant for processing.Type: GrantFiled: April 17, 2007Date of Patent: July 7, 2009Assignee: Invenda CorporationInventors: Pradeep Javangula, Norbert Hendrikse, Sailendra K. Padala
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Publication number: 20090030807Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Transactions may be tracked using addresses in a communications network. Address identifiers may be used to reduce the size of the addresses.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 24, 2008Publication date: January 29, 2009Inventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse, Paul Gauthier, Michael Tso
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Publication number: 20080270882Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Navigation objects may be provided for the communications over a network. For example, a navigation bar may be included on a merchant web page to provide the customer with a link back to a shopping application provided by the IOM.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2008Publication date: October 30, 2008Inventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse
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Publication number: 20080263144Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Order forms may be pre-filled for the transactions. For example, the IOM may obtain customer information from a database and use the customer information to complete the customer fields on a merchant web page containing an order form.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 21, 2008Publication date: October 23, 2008Inventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse
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Patent number: 7415429Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Navigation objects may be provided for the communications over a network. For example, a navigation bar may be included on a merchant web page to provide the customer with a link back to a shopping application provided by the IOM.Type: GrantFiled: December 22, 2000Date of Patent: August 19, 2008Assignee: Invenda CorporationInventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse
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Patent number: 7363248Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Order forms may be pre-filled for the transactions. For example, the IOM may obtain customer information from a database and use the customer information to complete the customer fields on a merchant web page containing an order form.Type: GrantFiled: December 22, 2000Date of Patent: April 22, 2008Assignee: Invenda CorporationInventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse
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Patent number: 7349867Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Transactions may be tracked using addresses in a communications network. Address identifiers may be used to reduce the size of the addresses.Type: GrantFiled: December 22, 2000Date of Patent: March 25, 2008Assignee: Invenda CorporationInventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse, Paul Gauthier, Michael Tso
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Publication number: 20070192212Abstract: Processing an electronic order involves receiving from a mobile customer device first order data for an order that contains less than a minimum set of data required by a merchant to completely process the order. Additional information required by the merchant to completely process the order is retrieved. Second order data is generated based upon the first order data and the additional information. The second order data contains at least the minimum set of data required by the merchant to completely process the order. The second order data is provided to a merchant for processing.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 17, 2007Publication date: August 16, 2007Applicant: E-centives, Inc.Inventors: Pradeep Javangula, Norbert Hendrikse, Sailendra Padala
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Patent number: 7246084Abstract: Processing an electronic order involves receiving from a mobile customer device first order data for an order that contains less than a minimum set of data required by a merchant to completely process the order. Additional information required by the merchant to completely process the order is retrieved. Second order data is generated based upon the first order data and the additional information. The second order data contains at least the minimum set of data required by the merchant to completely process the order. The second order data is provided to a merchant for processing.Type: GrantFiled: November 14, 2000Date of Patent: July 17, 2007Assignee: E-centives, Inc.Inventors: Pradeep Javangula, Norbert Hendrikse, Sailendra K. Padala
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Publication number: 20040078294Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Navigation objects may be provided for the communications over a network. For example, a navigation bar may be included on a merchant web page to provide the customer with a link back to a shopping application provided by the IOM.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 22, 2000Publication date: April 22, 2004Inventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse
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Publication number: 20030055753Abstract: A modular, integrated software-based system for tracking spare parts, consumables and refurbishable parts. These are tracked for usage in tools, in kits, and to provide links to additional data, such as on-line manuals. Individual parts are assigned unique tracking numbers and are tracked. Tracking data is available in different formats for different personnel. Kits are tracked, a tracking number is assigned to reusable parts in the kit, and the maintenance of the reusable parts is logged and tracked through the software. Part lists are provided for the parts in each store, with the part ID in each list being linked to a description in a central repository. Separate stores with the same parts are also linked to the same description. In one embodiment, the invention provides a needs list for auditing, a pick list for picking items from the store, and a stocking list for indicating the parts that have been stocked.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 17, 2001Publication date: March 20, 2003Applicant: Eshinui IncorporatedInventors: Carl Dellar, Trevor Morris, Norbert Hendrikse, Kris J. Wainscott
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Publication number: 20020103712Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Order forms may be pre-filled for the transactions. For example, the IOM may obtain customer information from a database and use the customer information to complete the customer fields on a merchant web page containing an order form.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 22, 2000Publication date: August 1, 2002Inventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse
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Publication number: 20020083013Abstract: Communications between participants over a communications link are proxied by an intermediary, such as an Integrated Order Mechanism (IOM). Participants interact with each other through the IOM. The IOM may be transparent to the participants such that they are not aware that the IOM is involved in processing communications. For example, in the context of a transaction by a customer making a purchase from a merchant over the Internet, the IOM facilitates the processing of transactions by processing requests from both the customer and the merchant. Neither the customer nor the merchant may be aware that the transactions are being handled by the IOM. Transactions may be tracked using addresses in a communications network. Address identifiers may be used to reduce the size of the addresses.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 22, 2000Publication date: June 27, 2002Inventors: Eugene J. Rollins, Sailendra Padala, Norbert Hendrikse, Paul Gauthier, Michael Tso