Ryan Scott Rodkey - Sugarland TX, US David Lynn Hickey - Rosharon TX, US Darren Lynn Ross - Houston TX, US
Assignee:
Techradium, Inc. - Sugar Land TX
International Classification:
H04M 1/64 H04M 3/06 H04M 3/432
US Classification:
379 8812, 379 8823, 379252, 4554142
Abstract:
A school-wide notification and response system utilizes an administrator interface to transmit a message from an administrator to a contact devices for employees and parents associated with a school. The system comprises a dynamic information database that includes parent and employee contact data, priority information, and response data. The administrator initiates distribution of the message based upon grouping information, priority information, and the priority order. The message is transmitted through at least two industry standard gateways simultaneously to groups of parent and employee contact devices based upon priority information. Once the message is received by the parent and employee contact devices, the parent and employee contact devices transmit a response through the industry standard gateways back to the dynamic information database.
Special Needs Digital Notification And Response System
Ryan Scott Rodkey - Sugar Land TX, US David Lynn Hickey - Rosharon TX, US Ronald F. Ramsey - St. Petersburg FL, US Darren Lynn Ross - Sugar Land TX, US
Assignee:
Techradium, Inc. - Sugar Land TX
International Classification:
H04M 1/64
US Classification:
379 8812, 379 8823, 379252, 4554141
Abstract:
A digital notification and response system utilizes an administrator interface to transmit a message from an administrator to a special needs contact device and responders contact devices. The system comprises a dynamic information database that includes member contact data, priority information, response data, and grouping information. The administrator initiates distribution of the message based upon grouping information, priority information, and the priority order. The message is transmitted through at least two industry standard protocols simultaneously to groups of contact devices based upon priority information. Once the message is received by the contact device, the contact device transmits a response through the industry standard protocol back to the dynamic information database.
Ryan Scott Rodkey - Sugar Land TX, US John Frank Rodkey - Missouri City TX, US David Lynn Hickey - Rosharon TX, US Darren Lynn Ross - Sugar Land TX, US Ronald Frank Ramsey - St. Petersburg FL, US
Assignee:
Techradium, Inc. - Sugar Land TX
International Classification:
H04M 1/64
US Classification:
379 8812, 4554122
Abstract:
A method to provide a digital notification and response to groups of users comprising storing user contact data for at least one group of users, user selected priority information, and user selected grouping information in a dynamic information database, and using an administrator interface to form at least one message. An administrator initiates transmission of the message simultaneously to a first group of user contact devices for all users in the at least one group of users, then simultaneously to a second group of user contact devices, using the user selected priority information and transmitting the message through at least two industry standard gateways simultaneously. The administrator interface is used to ensure each user is contacted on the first group of user contact devices before the second group of user contact devices using the user selected priority information.
Method For Providing Digital Notification And Receiving Responses
Ryan Scott Rodkey - Sugar Land TX, US David Lynn Hickey - Rosharon TX, US Darren Lynn Ross - Sugar Land TX, US Ronald Frank Ramsey - St. Petersburg FL, US
A method to provide a digital notification and response to groups of users comprising storing user contact data for at least one group of users, user selected priority information, and user selected grouping information in a dynamic information database, and using an administrator interface to form at least one message. An administrator initiates transmission of the message simultaneously to a first group of user contact devices for all users in the at least one group of users, then simultaneously to a second group of user contact devices, using the user selected priority information. The administrator interface is used to ensure each user is contacted on the first group of user contact devices before the second group of user contact devices. Responses are received from the user contact devices indicating the devices that received the message and when insufficient user contact device information exists to contact the user contact devices.
Method For Digitally Notifying Customers Of A Utility
Ryan Scott Rodkey - Sugar Land TX, US John Frank Rodkey - Missouri City TX, US David Lynn Hickey - Rosharon TX, US Darren Lynn Ross - Sugar Land TX, US Ronald Frank Ramsey - St. Petersburg FL, US
Assignee:
Techradium, Inc. - Sugar Land TX
International Classification:
G06F 15/16 H04M 1/64
US Classification:
709223, 709224, 709231, 707102, 379 8812
Abstract:
A method for digitally notifying customers of a utility. The method includes receiving real time digital user data from a utility using an application programming interface in communication with a processor and a network, and storing the real time digital user data in a dynamic information database in communication with the processor. At least one message is transmit from the utility through the application programming interface to a first group of user contact devices before transmitting the message to a second group of user contact devices. Response information is received from each user contact device.
Notification And Response System With Attendance Tracking Features
A notification and response system utilizes an administrator interface to transmit an attendance messages from an administrator to a contact devices for guardians, employees, and students associated with an institution. The system comprises a dynamic information database that includes guardian, employee and student contact data, priority information, and response data. The administrator initiates distribution of the attendance message based upon grouping information, priority information, and the priority order. The message is transmitted through at least two industry standard protocol simultaneously to groups of guardian, employee, and student contact devices based upon priority information. Once the attendance message is received by the guardian, employee, or student contact devices, the guardian, employee, and student contact devices transmit a response through the industry standard protocol back to the dynamic information database.
Ryan Scott Rodkey - Sugar Land TX, US John Frank Rodkey - Missouri City TX, US David Lynn Hickey - Rosharon TX, US Darren Lynn Ross - Sugar Land TX, US Ronald Frank Ramsey - St. Petersburg FL, US
Assignee:
Techradium, Inc. - Sugar Land TX
International Classification:
G06F 15/16 H04M 1/64
US Classification:
709206, 709227, 709231, 707 10, 379 8812
Abstract:
A digital notification and response system utilizing an administrator interface to transmit a message from an administrator to a user contact device. The system comprises a dynamic information database that includes user contact data, priority information, and response data. The administrator initiates distribution of the message based upon grouping information, priority information, and the priority order. The message is transmitted through at least two industry standard gateways simultaneously to groups of user contact devices based upon priority information. Once the message is received by the user contact device, the user contact device transmits a response through the industry standard gateways back to the dynamic information database.
System And Method For The Electronic Management And Execution Of Transaction Documents
Darren G. Ross - Katy TX, US Charles E. Epperson - Pearland TX, US
Assignee:
Stewart Title Company - Houston TX
International Classification:
H04L 9/32
US Classification:
713178, 713156
Abstract:
One aspect of the invention is a method for generating a certified electronic document that includes receiving identification information associated with a signatory user from a computer. From the same computer, identification information associated with a notary user is also received. At least one electronic document that requires certification is identified on a display. A first user command is received from the computer identifying the assent of the signatory user to the execution of the at least one electronic document. A second user command is received from the computer identifying the assent of the notary user to the certification of the at least one electronic document. Official indicia associated with the notary user is applied to the at least one electronic document to create at least one certified document.
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