Abstract: Provided are systems and methods for determining, by a master queue service, that one or more database event records are present in a master input queue, wherein each of the one or more database event records corresponds to an occurrence of an event at a database, causing, by the master queue service, moving of the one or more database event records from the master input queue to a master output queue, determining, by the master queue service, one or more processes associated with the one or more database event records, and causing, by the master queue service, adding of the one or more database event records to one or more process queues for the one or more processes.

Abstract: Provided are systems and methods for determining, by a master queue service, that one or more database event records are present in a master input queue, wherein each of the one or more database event records corresponds to an occurrence of an event at a database, causing, by the master queue service, moving of the one or more database event records from the master input queue to a master output queue, determining, by the master queue service, one or more processes associated with the one or more database event records, and causing, by the master queue service, adding of the one or more database event records to one or more process queues for the one or more processes.

Abstract: The present invention extends to methods and systems for providing a seamless user interface to one or more web-based external systems and applications that monitor and control access to information, products, and/or services provided by such web-based external systems. Accordingly, the methods and systems enable a user to utilize a single web-based graphical user interface to access external systems with minimal input from the user. Further, the invention coordinates the log-on, log-off, and time-out of the user from the external systems so that user has a seamless on-line experience. The user remains logged into each of the external systems so long as the user is logged into a main system and can log-out of all the external systems by logging out of the main system. In addition, the user is not timed out of any external system unless the user is timed out of the main system.