Abstract: A method of matching vendors supplying food products with users. The method includes storing information associated with vendors in a first database and storing user profiles in a second database. The method includes receiving an availability offer based on input from one of the vendors and comparing information associated with the availability offer to data from the second database associated with the users to identify a matching user. The method includes electronically transmitting an offer notification and an acceptance prompt to a first device of the matching user. The method includes waiting a predetermined time period for a feedback signal from the first device indicating acceptance of the offer notification. If the feedback signal is not received within the predetermined time period, an offer cancellation notice is electronically transmitted to the first device, and the offer notification is electronically submitted to a second device of a second matching user.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for automated scheduling of a meeting, storing and enhancing meeting-related data objects, and providing meeting notifications to a number of participants. A computing system may obtain an image of a document in association with a meeting arrangement. Optical character recognition may be applied to the image data to identify text data represented in the image, from which meeting arrangement related information may be identified based at least in part on keyword analysis, pattern matching and/or natural language processing. Additional resources, participants or other information not explicitly identified in the image data may be determined based on various rules and/or data retrieved from one or more data stores. Meeting invitations may then be generated by the computing system and delivered to various determined participants or resource providers for the meeting.