Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods for real-time integration of resources across disparate electronic platforms, including automated data mapping and message translation for improved resource platform access. The embodiments provide technical solutions and technical improvements that overcome technical problems, drawbacks and/or deficiencies in the technical fields involving compatibility with multiple third-party APIs, unified access to data from multiple platforms, and efficient synchronization with multiple platforms. Technical solutions and technical improvements herein include aspects of improved API call normalization for scalable and flexible API calls that integrate with various platforms, proactive and/or real-time caching of data associated with the various platforms, and efficient orchestration of client queries, platform API calls and cache querying to answer the client queries most efficiently and quickly with up-to-date, synchronized data.

Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods for real-time automated data indexing of resources across disparate electronic platforms, including automated data mapping and message translation for improved resource platform access. A cache may refresh (e.g., on a periodic basis) resource objects regarding resources and resource availability from each resource platform. The resources may include providers, and the information can include name/identifier, capabilities, type, availability, etc. unstructured responses obtained from calls to refresh the objects may be parsed and reformatted into a common format using platform-specific configurations, and then stored in a resource cache such that subsequent users can request the resource that is secured by interacting with the resource cache instead of the resource platform.

Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods for real-time integration of resources across disparate electronic platforms, including automated data mapping and message translation for improved resource platform access. The embodiments provide technical solutions and technical improvements that overcome technical problems, drawbacks and/or deficiencies in the technical fields involving compatibility with multiple third-party APIs, unified access to data from multiple platforms, and efficient synchronization with multiple platforms. Technical solutions and technical improvements herein include aspects of improved API call normalization for scalable and flexible API calls that integrate with various platforms, proactive and/or real-time caching of data associated with the various platforms, and efficient orchestration of client queries, platform API calls and cache querying to answer the client queries most efficiently and quickly with up-to-date, synchronized data.

Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods for real-time automated data indexing of resources across disparate electronic platforms, including automated data mapping and message translation for improved resource platform access. A cache may refresh (e.g., on a periodic basis) resource objects regarding resources and resource availability from each resource platform. The resources may include providers, and the information can include name/identifier, capabilities, type, availability, etc. unstructured responses obtained from calls to refresh the objects may be parsed and reformatted into a common format using platform-specific configurations, and then stored in a resource cache such that subsequent users can request the resource that is secured by interacting with the resource cache instead of the resource platform.

Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods for real-time integration of resources across disparate electronic platforms, including automated data mapping and message translation for improved resource platform access. The embodiments provide technical solutions and technical improvements that overcome technical problems, drawbacks and/or deficiencies in the technical fields involving compatibility with multiple third-party APIs, unified access to data from multiple platforms, and efficient synchronization with multiple platforms. Technical solutions and technical improvements herein include aspects of improved API call normalization for scalable and flexible API calls that integrate with various platforms, proactive and/or real-time caching of data associated with the various platforms, and efficient orchestration of client queries, platform API calls and cache querying to answer the client queries most efficiently and quickly with up-to-date, synchronized data.

Abstract: Described herein are systems and methods for real-time automated data indexing of resources across disparate electronic platforms, including automated data mapping and message translation for improved resource platform access. A cache may refresh (e.g., on a periodic basis) resource objects regarding resources and resource availability from each resource platform. The resources may include providers, and the information can include name/identifier, capabilities, type, availability, etc. unstructured responses obtained from calls to refresh the objects may be parsed and reformatted into a common format using platform-specific configurations, and then stored in a resource cache such that subsequent users can request the resource that is secured by interacting with the resource cache instead of the resource platform.

Abstract: An authorization system provides fine grain entitlements to a resource server by retrieving a dynamic constraint graph as a function of an authorization request, and traversing the dynamic constraint graph as a function of the contextual attributes of the request. The contextual attributes can include local contextual attributes specific to the user or user group, and global contextual attributes specific to the current environment of the authorization system. Traversing the dynamic constraint graph provides an access result that can provide fine grain entitlements for a request.

Abstract: An authentication arrangement comprises a first security protocol server configured to manage authenticators for log in to a first set of hosts managed by the first security protocol server and a second security protocol server. The hosts are adapted to accept access requests based on information on authenticators. The first security protocol server is configured to transfer authenticators used to log in to the first set of hosts to the second security protocol server. The hosts in the first set of hosts then use information stored on the second security protocol server for accepting access requests.