Abstract: A computing system is disclosed in which messages sent via one or more collaboration applications can be directed to an account of a web portal, rather than to another collaboration application, and an individual can be supplied with one or more access credentials to enable that individual to access such messages, and possibly also respond to received messages and/or initiate messages to one or more users of the one or more collaboration application, via the web portal.

Abstract: Methods and systems for augmented key generation are described herein. A computing system may receive, from a first user device, an image of a keyboard of a second user device. The computing platform may detect, based on the image, a first missing key of the keyboard, and may generate an augmented version of the first missing key. The computing platform may send, to the first user device, the augmented version of the first missing key and commands directing the first user device to display the augmented version of the first missing key, which may cause the first user device to display the augmented version of the first missing key. Selection of the augmented version of the first missing key on the first user device may cause display of a character, corresponding to the first missing key, to be displayed at the second user device.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a method for intelligent feature delivery in a computing environment can include: identifying, by a service executing within the computing environment, a first feature not enabled for a tenant of the computing environment; extracting, by the service, data about the first feature from one or more data sources; processing, by the service, the extracted data to generate data tokens; determining, by the service, one or more impact areas of the first feature using the data tokens; and providing, by the service, a recommendation to the tenant to enable the first feature or to not enable the first feature based on the determined impact areas.

Abstract: A web UI automation maintenance tool includes a memory and a processor. The memory stores UI automation scripts for an initial web page to be displayed, elements on the initial web page, and element identifiers associated with the elements on the initial web page. The processor receives an update to the initial web page, identifies the elements on the initial web page, and element identifiers associated with the elements on the updated web page. The processor determines similarities between the initial web page and the updated web page for each element, and identifies a new element identifier for each updated element having an element identifier that was changed from the initial web page to the updated web page. The new element identifiers in the UI automation script are updated based on the determined similarities and without requiring manual intervention for the update.

Abstract: A web UI automation maintenance tool includes a memory and a processor. The memory stores UI automation scripts for an initial web page that includes elements to be displayed for the web page, with each element having an element identifier. The processor determines web page specifics for the initial web page, including the attributes for each of the elements. After the initial web page has been updated, the processor determines the web page specifics for the updated web page. The processor compares, for each element, attributes from the initial web page to the updated web page, and identifies a new element identifier for each element that changed from the initial web page to the updated web page. The UI automation script in the memory is updated with the new element identifiers for each element whose element identifier has changed.

Abstract: A web UI automation maintenance tool includes a memory and a processor. The memory stores UI automation scripts for an initial web page that includes elements to be displayed for the web page, with each element having an element identifier. The processor determines web page specifics for the initial web page, including the attributes for each of the elements. After the initial web page has been updated, the processor determines the web page specifics for the updated web page. The processor compares, for each element, attributes from the initial web page to the updated web page, and identifies a new element identifier for each element that changed from the initial web page to the updated web page. The UI automation script in the memory is updated with the new element identifiers for each element whose element identifier has changed.