Patents by Inventor Todd Elliott
Todd Elliott has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 10803499Abstract: A method may include obtaining first sensor data from first sensors of first workspace devices and a first timestamp corresponding to the first sensor data. The first sensors of each workspace device may include a geolocation sensor. The first workspace devices may include an employee device corresponding to an employee. The method may further include obtaining task categories. Each task category may include a sensor data pattern. The method may further include calculating, for each task category, a first task distance between the sensor data pattern and the first sensor data. The method may further include determining a first task category based on the first task category having the first task distance that is shortest. The method may further include creating, based on the first task category, a first task instance with a start time equal to the first timestamp. The first task instance is assigned to the employee.Type: GrantFiled: July 27, 2016Date of Patent: October 13, 2020Assignee: Intuit Inc.Inventors: Molly Beth Davis, Ashlee Beggs, Todd Elliott, Roger Charles Meike, Mike Gabriel
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Patent number: 10776858Abstract: The present disclosure includes methods for fulfilling a request using a connected inventory fulfillment service. Entities that use the same financial application to store inventory data are invited to participate as participating providers in a connected inventory fulfillment service. When a request for a product for fulfillment using the connected inventory fulfillment service is received, participating providers that could fulfill the request are identified by matching information in the request to inventory data stored using the financial application. A participating provider that could fulfill the request is then selected to fulfill the request.Type: GrantFiled: August 31, 2018Date of Patent: September 15, 2020Assignee: INTUIT, INC.Inventors: Molly Beth Davis, Ashlee Beggs, Roger Meike, Todd Elliott, Mike R. Gabriel
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Patent number: 10388074Abstract: The present disclosure relates to the generation of immersive media experience visualizations of a data set. An example method generally includes receiving, from a data source, a data set including a plurality of discrete data points summarizing data in the data set. A visualization engine generates an immersive media experience visualization of the data set. The immersive media experience visualization generally includes one or more objects corresponding to each of the plurality of discrete data points, and an appearance of each of the one or more objects is based, at least in part, on a comparison of a data point associated with an object and a baseline value associated with the data point. The visualization engine transmits the generated immersive media experience visualization of the data set to an immersive experience viewer for display.Type: GrantFiled: March 21, 2017Date of Patent: August 20, 2019Assignee: INTUIT INC.Inventors: Dickon Isaacs, Ashlee Beggs, Molly Beth Davis, Todd Elliott, Xue Ding
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Patent number: 10163082Abstract: A method for collecting a payment. The method includes sending, to a payor, a request for the payment, wherein the request comprises an original payment amount and an original payment due date, generating, based on a set of payment collection records from an online financial management application used by payees, a payment statistical measure representing a payment behavior of payors paying the payees, generating, based on the payment statistical measure, the original payment amount, and the original payment due date, an adjusted payment amount and a condition to qualify the adjusted payment amount for completing the payment, enabling, prior to the payor completing the payment, the payor to view the adjusted payment amount and the condition, wherein the payor completes the payment in response to at least the payor viewing the adjusted payment amount and the condition, and collecting the payment completed by the payor.Type: GrantFiled: October 26, 2015Date of Patent: December 25, 2018Assignee: INTUIT INC.Inventors: Cem Unsal, Per-Kristian G. Halvorsen, Todd Elliott, Roger Charles Meike, Calum G. Murray, Jason Hardiman
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Patent number: 10096058Abstract: The present disclosure includes methods for fulfilling a request using a connected inventory fulfillment service. Entities that use the same financial application to store inventory data are invited to participate as participating providers in a connected inventory fulfillment service. When a request for a product for fulfillment using the connected inventory fulfillment service is received, participating providers that could fulfill the request are identified by matching information in the request to inventory data stored using the financial application. A participating provider that could fulfill the request is then selected to fulfill the request.Type: GrantFiled: July 28, 2016Date of Patent: October 9, 2018Assignee: Intuit Inc.Inventors: Molly Beth Davis, Ashlee Beggs, Roger Meike, Todd Elliott, Mike Gabriel
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Publication number: 20180276892Abstract: The present disclosure relates to the generation of immersive media experience visualizations of a data set. An example method generally includes receiving, from a data source, a data set including a plurality of discrete data points summarizing data in the data set. A visualization engine generates an immersive media experience visualization of the data set. The immersive media experience visualization generally includes one or more objects corresponding to each of the plurality of discrete data points, and an appearance of each of the one or more objects is based, at least in part, on a comparison of a data point associated with an object and a baseline value associated with the data point. The visualization engine transmits the generated immersive media experience visualization of the data set to an immersive experience viewer for display.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 21, 2017Publication date: September 27, 2018Inventors: Dickon ISAACS, Ashlee BEGGS, Molly Beth DAVIS, Todd ELLIOTT, Xue DING
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Publication number: 20090259936Abstract: Methods, apparatuses and computer program products are provided for generating a preview of a content item. In this regard, generating a preview may be included in updating a content item. A preview of a content item may be generated by retrieving the content item via an interface, where the interface is determined from data associated with the content item. Upon retrieval of a content item via the interface, a preview of the content item can be generated, such as by generating an image file having associated metadata. The metadata may be used for interacting with the preview such as by linking the preview to additional, related content items. A request may also be received to update a content item, where the request is generated based on a current context of the content item and a triggering event.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 10, 2008Publication date: October 15, 2009Inventors: Erkki Juhani Tanskanen, Markus Henrik Kaikkonen, Pekka Kalervo Valipirtti, Mikko Nirhamo, Esa Pekka Isomursu, Daniel Saffer, Rachel Hinman, Todd Elliott, Alexa Andrzejewski, Kim Lenox, Sebastian Heycke
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Publication number: 20060214756Abstract: The invention disclosed is a method of levitating one or both ends of an object permanently or temporarily, or altering the distance between two objects or the momentum of an object by manipulating the direction of the magnetic field of a permanent or electromagnet.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 23, 2006Publication date: September 28, 2006Inventors: Todd Elliott, William Hayhurst
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Publication number: 20030187705Abstract: The present invention relates to systems and methods for comparing multiple sets of information in a compare display. One embodiment of the invention includes a system for displaying cruise package and pricing information in side-by-side windows wherein the user may replace the contents of each of the windows with an alternate selection of cruise package and pricing information. The compare display enables the users to compare accurately the detailed cruise package and pricing information.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 1, 2000Publication date: October 2, 2003Inventors: Martin R. Schiff, Kathleen M. Sussman-Wiles, Vivian D. Ewart, Wallace C. Huff, Byron J. Berk, Maureen J. Elenberger, Timothy Fessenden, Paul Fitton, Vance M. Loiselle, Michael A. Carpenter, Michael T. Sherota, Elizabeth K. Judy, Elena M. Rodriquez, Holley S. Christen, Mitch Cox, Todd Elliott, Kevin Helms, Adolf Quintana, Dot Tolle, Nancy Porter, Karen J. Reynolds, Monica Scanlon, Paul Colangelo, Tracey Lee Codd, Joanell U. DeLand, Timothy M. Moorhead, Anne D. Burkard, George DelPino, Joelle S. Delva, Sharon Everhart-Brooks, Bradley Ferguson, David A. Forman, Samuel L. Hintz, Irwin D. Klotz, Courtney W.T. Kurk, Keith J. Leslie, Sandi B. Levy, Fred Locicero, Charlotte A. Luna, Jeffrey A. Nickerson, Maryann Bastnagel
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Publication number: 20030004760Abstract: In one embodiment, systems and methods for on-line selling and booking of cruises enable a plurality of customers, agents, and cruise lines to interact with a cruise selling and booking system via communication mediums. An interactive tool is provided for compiling, reviewing, and processing information obtained from the cruise lines, customers, and agents. Customers and/or agents may search for and compare various cruise packages to find a cruise that best suits the customer needs and desires.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 1, 2000Publication date: January 2, 2003Inventors: Martin R. Schiff, Kathleen M. Sussman-Wiles, Vivian D. Ewart, Wallace C. Huff, Byron J. Berk, Maureen J. Elenberger, Timothy Fessenden, Paul Fitton, Vance M. Loiselle, Michael A. Carpenter, Michael T. Sherota, Elizabeth K. Judy, Elena M. Rodriguez, Holley S. Christen, Mitch Cox, Todd Elliott, Kevin Helms, Adolf Quintana, Dot Tolle, Nancy Porter, Karen J. Reynolds, Monica Scanlon, Paul Colangelo, Tracey Lee Codd, Joanell U. DeLand, Timothy M. Moorhead, Anne D. Burkard, George DelPino, Joelle S. Delva, Sharon Everhart-Brooks, Bradley Ferguson, David A. Forman, Samuel L. Hintz, Irwin D. Klotz, Courtney W.T. Kurk, Keith J. Leslie, Sandi B. Levy, Fred Locicero, Charlotte A. Luna, Jeffrey A. Nickerson, Maryann Bastnagel
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Patent number: 6477533Abstract: In one embodiment, systems and methods are used to maintain client relationships by tracking and managing customers and agents involved in booking a cruise. Furthermore, various activities which take place between an agent and active customers are monitored, whereby the type and quantity of activities performed by the agent is evaluated to assign a period of time of ownership of the customer. During the period of time while the customer is owned, other agents are prevented from acquiring the customer and subsequent booking commission. A series of rules which determine the duration of ownership of the customer are maintained and applied to enable the ownership to be changed as needed.Type: GrantFiled: December 1, 2000Date of Patent: November 5, 2002Assignee: Travel Services International, Inc.Inventors: Martin R. Schiff, Kathleen M. Sussman-Wiles, Vivian D. Ewart, Wallace C. Huff, Byron J. Berk, Maureen J. Elenberger, Timothy Fessenden, Paul Fitton, Vance M. Loiselle, Michael A. Carpenter, Michael T. Sherota, Elizabeth K. Judy, Elena M. Rodriquez, Holley S. Christen, Mitch Cox, Todd Elliott, Kevin Helms, Adolf Quintana, Dot Tolle, Nancy Porter, Karen J. Reynolds, Monica Scanlon, Paul Colangelo, Tracey Lee Codd, Joanell U. DeLand, Timothy M. Moorhead, Anne D. Burkard, George DelPino, Joelle S. Delva, Sharon Everhart-Brooks, Bradley Ferguson, David A. Forman, Samuel L. Hintz, Irwin D. Klotz, Courtney W. T. Kurk, Keith J. Leslie, Sandi B. Levy, Fred Locicero, Charlotte A. Luna, Jeffrey A. Nickerson, Maryann Bastnagel
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Publication number: 20020022978Abstract: In one embodiment, systems and methods of comparing pricing information may commence with a user access the cruise selling and booking system to search for cruise packages that meet a customer's preferences. The user may utilize the cruise selling and booking system to select a set of pricing options for which the customer may qualify. The user may then view detailed pricing information that corresponds to the set of pricing options in one or more of the available price matrices.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 1, 2000Publication date: February 21, 2002Inventors: Martin R. Schiff, Kathleen M. Sussman-Wiles, Vivian D. Ewart, Wallace C. Huff, Byron J. Berk, Maureen J. Elenberger, Timothy Fessenden, Paul Fitton, Vance M. Loiselle, Michael A. Carpenter, Michael T. Sherota, Elizabeth K. Judy, Elena M. Rodriquez, Holley S. Christen, Mitch Cox, Todd Elliott, Kevin Helms, Adolf Quintana, Dot Tolle, Nancy Porter, Karen J. Reynolds, Monica Scanlon, Paul Colangelo, Tracey Lee Codd, Joanell U. DeLand, Timothy M. Moorhead, Anne D. Burkard, George DelPino, Joelle S. Delva, Sharon Everhart-Brooks, Bradley Ferguson, David A. Forman, Samuel L. Hintz, Irwin D. Klotz, Courtney W.T. Kurk, Keith J. Leslie, Sandi B. Levy, Fred Locicero, Charlotte A. Luna, Jeffrey A. Nickerson, Maryann Bastnagel
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Publication number: 20020022977Abstract: In one embodiment, systems and methods are used to maintain client relationships by tracking and managing customers and agents involved in booking a cruise. Furthermore, various activities which take place between an agent and active customers are monitored, whereby the type and quantity of activities performed by the agent is evaluated to assign a period of time of ownership of the customer. During the period of time while the customer is owned, other agents are prevented from acquiring the customer and subsequent booking commission. A series of rules which determine the duration of ownership of the customer are maintained and applied to enable the ownership to be changed as needed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 1, 2000Publication date: February 21, 2002Inventors: Martin R. Schiff, Kathleen M. Sussman-Wiles, Vivian D. Ewart, Wallace C. Huff, Byron J. Berk, Maureen J. Elenberger, Timothy Fessenden, Paul Fitton, Vance M. Loiselle, Michael A. Carpenter, Michael T. Sherota, Elizabeth K. Judy, Elena M. Rodriquez, Holley S. Christen, Mitch Cox, Todd Elliott, Kevin Helms, Adolf Quintana, Dot Tolle, Nancy Porter, Karen J. Reynolds, Monica Scanlon, Paul Colangelo, Tracey Lee Codd, Joanell U. DeLand, Timothy M. Moorhead, Anne D. Burkard, George DelPino, Joelle S. Delva, Sharon Everhart-Brooks, Bradley Ferguson, David A. Forman, Samuel L. Hintz, Irwin D. Klotz, Courtney W.T. Kurk, Keith J. Leslie, Sandi B. Levy, Fred Locicero, Charlotte A. Luna, Jeffrey A. Nickerson, Maryann Bastnagel