Patents by Inventor Vikas Rijsinghani
Vikas Rijsinghani 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: 10797976Abstract: The present invention determines which network devices are likely to have a positive result in engagements with terminal devices. A server can obtain data about network devices with respect to the communication session with a network site. Then the server can use rules to define a set of network devices that are eligible to interact or communicate with a terminal device. The server can connect to the network devices as randomly as possible. Terminal devices can initiate engagements with network devices. The server can detect characteristics in the interaction of engagements that have positive results. The server generates an evaluation protocol based on the characteristics, to assign new network devices a parameter representing how close the new network device conforms to the evaluation protocol. The parameter is used by the system in real-time to inform terminal devices as to which network devices to connect to and in what order.Type: GrantFiled: September 22, 2017Date of Patent: October 6, 2020Assignee: LIVEPERSON, INC.Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Steve Hufford, Dodge McFall, Jackson Wilson, Tanya Hyman, Vikas Rijsinghani, Paul Kaib
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Publication number: 20180234312Abstract: The present invention determines which network devices are likely to have a positive result in engagements with terminal devices. A server can obtain data about network devices with respect to the communication session with a network site. Then the server can use rules to define a set of network devices that are eligible to interact or communicate with a terminal device. The server can connect to the network devices as randomly as possible. Terminal devices can initiate engagements with network devices. The server can detect characteristics in the interaction of engagements that have positive results. The server generates an evaluation protocol based on the characteristics, to assign new network devices a parameter representing how close the new network device conforms to the evaluation protocol. The parameter is used by the system in real-time to inform terminal devices as to which network devices to connect to and in what order.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 22, 2017Publication date: August 16, 2018Applicant: LIVEPERSON, INC.Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Steve Hufford, Dodge McFall, Jackson Wilson, Tanya Hyman, Vikas Rijsinghani, Paul Kaib
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Patent number: 9819561Abstract: The present invention determines which network devices are likely to have a positive result in engagements with terminal devices. A server can obtain data about network devices with respect to the communication session with a network site. Then the server can use rules to define a set of network devices that are eligible to interact or communicate with a terminal device. The server can connect to the network devices as randomly as possible. Terminal devices can initiate engagements with network devices. The server can detect characteristics in the interaction of engagements that have positive results. The server generates an evaluation protocol based on the characteristics, to assign new network devices a parameter representing how close the new network device conforms to the evaluation protocol. The parameter is used by the system in real-time to inform terminal devices as to which network devices to connect to and in what order.Type: GrantFiled: October 14, 2016Date of Patent: November 14, 2017Assignee: LivePerson, Inc.Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Steve Hufford, Dodge McFall, Jackson Wilson, Tanya Hyman, Vikas Rijsinghani, Paul Kaib
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Publication number: 20170171047Abstract: The present invention determines which network devices are likely to have a positive result in engagements with terminal devices. A server can obtain data about network devices with respect to the communication session with a network site. Then the server can use rules to define a set of network devices that are eligible to interact or communicate with a terminal device. The server can connect to the network devices as randomly as possible. Terminal devices can initiate engagements with network devices. The server can detect characteristics in the interaction of engagements that have positive results. The server generates an evaluation protocol based on the characteristics, to assign new network devices a parameter representing how close the new network device conforms to the evaluation protocol. The parameter is used by the system in real-time to inform terminal devices as to which network devices to connect to and in what order.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 14, 2016Publication date: June 15, 2017Applicant: LIVEPERSON, INC.Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Steve Hufford, Dodge McFall, Jackson Wilson, Tanya Hyman, Vikas Rijsinghani, Paul Kaib
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Patent number: 9576292Abstract: The system of the present invention provides systems and methods for selling goods and services on, over, through, and in conjunction with the Internet. The system receives session (clickstream) information on a customer's website session from the enterprise's website and may also receive customer information on the customer from the enterprise's CRM or eCRM system. The session information referred to comprises the goods or services the customer is searching and metadata about such search and the relevant products, such as the surfing pattern itself. The system determines from the received information, based on the interaction between matching rules created using the system by the enterprise and the system's matching engine, whether the customer is a candidate for assistance from a sales associate. The system creates and indexes information on available sales associates and their performance, selling capabilities and product expertise.Type: GrantFiled: May 27, 2014Date of Patent: February 21, 2017Assignee: LivePerson, Inc.Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Steve Hufford, Dodge Mcfall, Jackson Wilson, Tanya Hyman, Vikas Rijsinghani, Paul Kaib
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Publication number: 20140372240Abstract: The system of the present invention provides systems and methods for selling goods and services on, over, through, and in conjunction with the Internet. The system receives session (clickstream) information on a customer's website session from the enterprise's website and may also receive customer information on the customer from the enterprise's CRM or eCRM system. The session information referred to comprises the goods or services the customer is searching and metadata about such search and the relevant products, such as the surfing pattern itself. The system determines from the received information, based on the interaction between matching rules created using the system by the enterprise and the system's matching engine, whether the customer is a candidate for assistance from a sales associate. The system creates and indexes information on available sales associates and their performance, selling capabilities and product expertise.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 27, 2014Publication date: December 18, 2014Applicant: LivePerson, Inc.Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Steve Hufford, Dodge McFall, Jackson Wilson, Tanya Hyman, Vikas Rijsinghani, Paul Kaib
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Patent number: 8868448Abstract: The present invention provides systems and methods for selling goods and services on in conjunction with the Internet. The system receives session information on a customer's website session from the enterprise's website and may also receive customer information on the customer from the enterprise's system. The system determines from the received information, based on the interaction between matching rules created using the system by the enterprise and the system's matching engine, whether the customer is a candidate for assistance from a sales associate. The system creates and indexes information on available sales associates and their performance, selling capabilities and product expertise. The system further matches the customer with at least one sales associate, ideally the most appropriate sales associate, based on the customer, session, and sales profile associate information, and facilitates communication between the sales associate and the customer.Type: GrantFiled: August 6, 2001Date of Patent: October 21, 2014Assignee: LivePerson, Inc.Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Steve Hufford, Dodge McFall, Jackson Wilson, Tanya Hyman, Vikas Rijsinghani, Paul Kaib
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Patent number: 8768833Abstract: A transaction system has a first Internet-connected service provider enterprise and second enterprises maintaining each at least one financial account for a user. Third enterprises maintaining billing accounts associated with the users. There is an interactive interface that displays account balances and bills. The user, through the interactive interface, commands payment of a bill from an account by drag and drop.Type: GrantFiled: August 13, 2012Date of Patent: July 1, 2014Assignee: Yodlee.com, Inc.Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Vikas Rijsinghani
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Publication number: 20120310825Abstract: A transaction system has a first Internet-connected service provider enterprise and second enterprises maintaining each at least one financial account for a user. Third enterprises maintaining billing accounts associated with the users. There is an interactive interface that displays account balances and bills. The user, through the interactive interface, commands payment of a bill from an account by drag and drop.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 13, 2012Publication date: December 6, 2012Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Vikas Rijsinghani
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Patent number: 8260706Abstract: A Web server hosted by a first enterprise has a first mechanism receiving a request for information or services to be provided to an end user, and a second mechanism determining whether the request comes directly from the end user, or from a server hosted by a second enterprise. If the request is determined by the second mechanism to come from the server hosted by the second enterprise, any information or service provided to the end user by the first enterprise is identified as coming from the second enterprise.Type: GrantFiled: July 21, 2011Date of Patent: September 4, 2012Assignee: Yodlec.com, Inc.Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Vikas Rijsinghani
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Patent number: 8244635Abstract: A personal information collection and delivery system has a collection component executed by a first enterprise, for collecting information for specific individuals from a plurality of information provider's sites, an aggregation component executed by the first enterprise, for aggregating and storing the collected information identified for individual ones of the specific individuals; and a plurality of delivery components executed by a like plurality of second enterprises, for delivering said aggregated information to the specific individuals. This system is characterized in that delivery is distinguished to individual ones of the second enterprises. In some cases the information providers are the second enterprises that manage delivery, in which case they may limit access according to a variety of variables.Type: GrantFiled: April 20, 2001Date of Patent: August 14, 2012Assignee: Yodlee.com, Inc.Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Vikas Rijsinghani
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Publication number: 20110282711Abstract: A Web server hosted by a first enterprise has a first mechanism receiving a request for information or services to be provided to an end user, and a second mechanism determining whether the request comes directly from the end user, or from a server hosted by a second enterprise. If the request is determined by the second mechanism to come from the server hosted by the second enterprise, any information or service provided to the end user by the first enterprise is identified as coming from the second enterprise.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 21, 2011Publication date: November 17, 2011Applicant: YODLEE.COM, INC.Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Vikas Rijsinghani
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Patent number: 8005755Abstract: A software-based syndication and filtering platform for a first Web server hosted by a first enterprise has a rules-based filter for interacting with communications from customers of the first enterprise, the communications coming from a second Web-site of a second enterprise, and a discrimination layer for providing specific services to said customers according to one or more characteristics of the Web site of the second enterprise. In some cases there is also a layer for interacting with a third Web server hosted by a third enterprise. In preferred embodiments the services include a broad range of transaction capabilities.Type: GrantFiled: April 24, 2001Date of Patent: August 23, 2011Assignee: Yodlee.com, Inc.Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Vikas Rijsinghani
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Patent number: 7739149Abstract: A method of gathering sales information is provided. The method may involve linking, based on a matching score, a sales associate to a customer for assisting in an online sales transaction, and providing the sales associate with best practices information to use during the transaction. The best practices information may have been gathered by monitoring online sales transactions between sales associates and customers, indexing information and sales techniques used by the sales associates during the online sales transactions, and ranking and dynamically re-ranking the information and sales techniques based at least in part on the outcome of the corresponding online sales transaction.Type: GrantFiled: September 20, 2004Date of Patent: June 15, 2010Assignee: Proficient Systems, Inc.Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Steve Hufford, Dodge McFall, Jackson Wilson, Tanya Hyman, Vikas Rijsinghani, Paul Kaib
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Patent number: 7657465Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for selling goods and services in conjunction with the Internet. The system can receive session information on a customer's website session (e.g., goods and services the customer is searching and metadata about such search and the relevant products) and customer information on the customer. The system can determine from the received information whether the customer is a candidate for sales assistance from a sales associate. The system can create and index information on available sales associates, match the customer with at least one sales associate based on the customer, session, and sales profile associate information, and facilitate communication between the sales associate and the customer (e.g., via chat, VoIP, email, PSTN, etc.). Additionally, the system can provide information on the customer, products or services in which he/she is interested, and collateral sales materials and selling techniques to the sales associate based on the sales opportunity.Type: GrantFiled: September 20, 2004Date of Patent: February 2, 2010Assignee: Proficient Systems, Inc.Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Steve Hufford, Dodge McFall, Jackson Wilson, Tanya Hyman, Vikas Rijsinghani, Paul Kaib
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Publication number: 20070220419Abstract: Methods and systems for creating website templates are disclosed herein. An exemplary method includes: receiving a user selection indicating a master website template; deriving a plurality of device-specific template versions from the selected master website template; and combining web content with each of the plurality of template versions to provide a plurality of device-specific website versions. An exemplary system includes a plurality of master website templates; a web content database; and a site builder. The site build is operative to: receive a user selection indicating a one of the master website templates; derive a plurality of device-specific template versions from the selected master website template; and combine web content from the web content database with each of the plurality of template versions to provide a plurality of device-specific website versions.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 16, 2007Publication date: September 20, 2007Applicant: WEB.COM, INC.Inventors: Jeffrey M. Stibel, Vikas Rijsinghani, Sharon Harris
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Publication number: 20070214237Abstract: Methods and systems for providing information to geographically proximate client are disclosed. One method includes: receiving an instruction to associate a geographic location with a web page; in response to the instruction, associating the location with the web page; associating content with the location; and when a mobile device comes into proximity to the location, sending the content to a recipient determined by previously stored contact information. One system includes means for receiving an instruction to associate a geographic location with a web page, and means for, in response to the instruction, associating the geographic location with the web page. The system further includes means for associating content with the geographic location and means for detecting a mobile device in proximity with the geographic location. The system further includes means, responsive to the means for detecting, for sending the content to a recipient determined by previously stored contact information.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 16, 2007Publication date: September 13, 2007Applicant: WEB.COM, INC.Inventors: Jeffrey M. Stibel, Vikas Rijsinghani, Sharon Harris
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Publication number: 20060015390Abstract: The present invention is directed to a system and functionality that removes the guess work out of trying to determine which browsers on a web site are more likely to end up with a good disposition. One approach introduced by the present invention is to first make sure the sales server captures as much information about browsers as is possible with respect to their activity on the website/ecommerce server. Then the server enables the enterprise to use business rules to define the population of browsers that are eligible for chat invitations. Out of this population, the server, on behalf of individual agents, approaches browsers as randomly as possible. As agents are entering into engagements and recording their disposition codes, the server periodically determines if it can identify any patterns in behavior of those engagements that end up with a good disposition code.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 3, 2004Publication date: January 19, 2006Inventors: Vikas Rijsinghani, Gregg Freishtat
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Publication number: 20050097000Abstract: The system of the present invention provides systems and methods for selling goods and services on, over, through, and in conjunction with the Internet. The system receives session (clickstream) information on a customer's website session from the enterprise's website and may also receive customer information on the customer from the enterprise's CRM or eCRM system. The session information referred to comprises the goods or services the customer is searching and metadata about such search and the relevant products, such as the surfing pattern itself. The system determines from the received information, based on the interaction between matching rules created using the system by the enterprise and the system's matching engine, whether the customer is a candidate for assistance from a sales associate. The system creates and indexes information on available sales associates and their performance, selling capabilities and product expertise.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 20, 2004Publication date: May 5, 2005Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Steve Hufford, Dodge McFall, Jackson Wilson, Tanya Hyman, Vikas Rijsinghani, Paul Kaib
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Publication number: 20050091123Abstract: The system of the present invention provides systems and methods for selling goods and services on, over, through, and in conjunction with the Internet. The system receives session (clickstream) information on a customer's website session from the enterprise's website and may also receive customer information on the customer from the enterprise's CRM or eCRM system. The session information referred to comprises the goods or services the customer is searching and metadata about such search and the relevant products, such as the surfing pattern itself. The system determines from the received information, based on the interaction between matching rules created using the system by the enterprise and the system's matching engine, whether the customer is a candidate for assistance from a sales associate. The system creates and indexes information on available sales associates and their performance, selling capabilities and product expertise.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 20, 2004Publication date: April 28, 2005Inventors: Gregg Freishtat, Steve Hufford, Dodge McFall, Jackson Wilson, Tanya Hyman, Vikas Rijsinghani, Paul Kaib