Abstract: An application server may identify one or more contact identifiers associated with one or more contacts associated with a communication event. The application server may retrieve information associated with the one or more contacts from one or more data sources based on the one or more contact identifiers. The application server may generate, based on the information retrieved from the one or more data sources, a set of contact characteristics for the one or more contacts. The application server may identify one or more actions to be performed via the electronic communication application and associated with the communication event based at least in part on the generated set of contact characteristics and a response status. The application server may transmit, to a user device, an indication of the identified one or more actions.

Abstract: While traveling to a destination, potentially traversing geo-fences along the way, a routine on a mobile device estimates arrival at the next geo-fence and performs a location check at the estimated arrival time. Between iterations of this process, the routine may correct the “time of next check” based on correction factors. When the mobile device arrives at the destination, it switches to terrestrial location determining services. In addition, the mobile device monitors its sensors to determine whether motion is gross motion which may warrant performing a location probe or whether motion is not gross motion, in which case location probes may be disabled.

Abstract: In embodiments, a schema or map of bays for a venue is created; the schema may include dimensions, aisles, and the names of the POGs found in the venue. Within the schema, adjacent POGs and connected bays are determined. “POG configurations” for a POG (isolated or contiguous segments of a given POG within a venue) are determined. Each set of POG configurations for a POG in a venue is a “layout” of the POG. Layouts are compared across venues and a graphical user interface gets and displays information so that a POG and adjacent POGs can be compared across venues for a merchant.

Abstract: While traveling to a destination, potentially traversing geo-fences along the way, a routine on a mobile device estimates arrival at the next geo-fence and performs a location check at the estimated arrival time. Between iterations of this process, the routine may correct the “time of next check” based on correction factors. When the mobile device arrives at the destination, it switches to terrestrial location determining services. In addition, the mobile device monitors its sensors to determine whether motion is gross motion which may warrant performing a location probe or whether motion is not gross motion, in which case location probes may be disabled.

Abstract: While traveling to a destination, potentially traversing geo-fences along the way, a routine on a mobile device estimates arrival at the next geo-fence and performs a location check at the estimated arrival time. Between iterations of this process, the routine may correct the “time of next check” based on correction factors. When the mobile device arrives at the destination, it switches to terrestrial location determining services. In addition, the mobile device monitors its sensors to determine whether motion is gross motion which may warrant performing a location probe or whether motion is not gross motion, in which case location probes may be disabled.