Abstract: Systems and methods for guided personal identity based actions are provided. In example embodiments, a user-specified action from a first user device of a first user is received. The user-specified action pertains to the first user and uses data of the first user when performed. The user-specified action is linked to an identifier. An indication of the identifier is received from a second user device of a second user. In response to receiving the indication of the identifier, the user-specified action linked to the identifier is identified, the data of the first user is accessed, a user interface that includes an option to perform the user-specified action using the data of the first user is generated, and the generated user interface is presented on the second user device.

Abstract: Techniques are described for a video survey. One method includes providing a video survey to a customer or a potential customer of a service, sale, product, or system. The video survey may be provided before, during, or after a provided service. In some cases, the customer or the potential customer may provide one or more responses to one or more requests included in the video survey. The video survey may record the one or more responses to the one or more requests. In some examples, the provided responses may be a video response, an audio response, a tactile response, or any combination thereof. The video survey may proceed or conclude based on the response being a positive response or a negative response.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for techniques for configuring a transaction funnel are described. A server may receive, from a provider, a first set of rules for providing a product or service of the provider. The server may transmit, to an entity of the product or service, the first set of rules received from the provider. The server may receive, from the entity, a second set of rules for providing the product or service, where the second set of rules may be based on the first set of rules. Using the configuration techniques, the server may generate a transaction funnel associated with providing the product or service.

Abstract: A door to door sales management tool utilizes a computer system for visually dividing geographic areas among sales teams. The system can be configured to display on a digital interface a visual depiction of a map. The system can also be configured to receive one or more indications defining boundaries of a first geographic area within the map. The system can assign a first user to the first geographic area. Assigning the first user to the first geographic area can comprises receiving a physical association of a visual indicator representative of the first user with a visual indicator representative of the first geographic area through a touch interface.

Abstract: The described features generally relate to improved methods, systems, and devices for techniques for lead scoring. A provider may identify leads (for example, potential customers) who are likely to purchase the products or services. By identifying which people are more or less likely to purchase the products or services, the provider may be able to more efficiently deploy resources and representatives to increase sales revenue for the products or services. The lead may be assigned a lead score, where the lead score may indicate a probability that the lead will purchase the good, product, or service.

Abstract: A door to door sales management tool utilizes a computer system for visually dividing geographic areas among sales teams. The system can be configured to display on a digital interface a visual depiction of a map. The system can also be configured to receive one or more indications defining boundaries of a first geographic area within the map. The system can assign a first user to the first geographic area. Assigning the first user to the first geographic area can comprises receiving a physical association of a visual indicator representative of the first user with a visual indicator representative of the first geographic area through a touch interface.

Abstract: Apparatus and method for increasing the torque capacity of threaded connections between tubular members. The apparatus may include a first tubular end coupled with a second tubular end, and a torque member wherein the torque member is torqued against the second tubular member and wherein tapered surfaces are engaged between the torque member and the first tubular member at a tapered surface interface.

Abstract: Apparatus and method for increasing the torque capacity of threaded connections between tubular members. The apparatus may include a first tubular end coupled with a second tubular end, and a torque member wherein the torque member is torqued against the second tubular member and wherein tapered surfaces are engaged between the torque member and the first tubular member at a tapered surface interface.