Manoj Regmi

US Patent:

20090271275, Oct 29, 2009

Filed:

Apr 24, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/429853

Inventors:

Manoj Regmi - Castle Rock CO, US
Jeffrey A. Simon - Castle Rock CO, US

Assignee:

IGCSystems, Inc. - Castle Rock CO

International Classification:

G06Q 30/00

US Classification:

705 1473

Abstract:

Tools for improving interactions between promoters and consumers of products. These tools can enable promoters of products to employ more effective promotional programs, and consumers to receive promotional information about products of interest, while avoiding the excessive overload of information about promotions that are not of interest. Some such tools can enhance consumer satisfaction with—and, correspondingly, consumer participation in—promotional programs by allowing consumers to tailor the discount programs to their preferences, by analyzing consumer behavior and tailoring promotions accordingly, and/or by providing cross promotions of complementary products. Some of the tools can provide substantial savings, in both costs and natural resources, as well as provide a more satisfying experience for consumers, by substantially reducing, or even eliminating, excessive use of paper for promotional programs and transaction receipts.

US Patent:

20090271266, Oct 29, 2009

Filed:

Apr 24, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/429844

Inventors:

Manoj Regmi - Castle Rock CO, US
Jeffrey A. Simon - Castle Rock CO, US

Assignee:

IGCSystems, Inc. - Castle Rock CO

International Classification:

G06Q 30/00
G06F 17/30
G06F 17/40

US Classification:

705 1444, 7071041, 707E17044

Abstract:

Tools for improving interactions between promoters and consumers of products. These tools can enable promoters of products to employ more effective promotional programs, and consumers to receive promotional information about products of interest, while avoiding the excessive overload of information about promotions that are not of interest. Some such tools can enhance consumer satisfaction with—and, correspondingly, consumer participation in—promotional programs by allowing consumers to tailor the discount programs to their preferences, by analyzing consumer behavior and tailoring promotions accordingly, and/or by providing cross promotions of complementary products. Some of the tools can provide substantial savings, in both costs and natural resources, as well as provide a more satisfying experience for consumers, by substantially reducing, or even eliminating, excessive use of paper for promotional programs and transaction receipts.

US Patent:

20090271270, Oct 29, 2009

Filed:

Apr 24, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/429872

Inventors:

Manoj Regmi - Castle Rock CO, US
Jeffrey A. Simon - Castle Rock CO, US

Assignee:

IGCSystems, Inc. - Castle Rock CO

International Classification:

G06Q 30/00

US Classification:

705 1456

Abstract:

Tools for improving interactions between promoters and consumers of products. These tools can enable promoters of products to employ more effective promotional programs, and consumers to receive promotional information about products of interest, while avoiding the excessive overload of information about promotions that are not of interest. Some such tools can enhance consumer satisfaction with—and, correspondingly, consumer participation in—promotional programs by allowing consumers to tailor the discount programs to their preferences, by analyzing consumer behavior and tailoring promotions accordingly, and/or by providing cross promotions of complementary products. Some of the tools can provide substantial savings, in both costs and natural resources, as well as provide a more satisfying experience for consumers, by substantially reducing, or even eliminating, excessive use of paper for promotional programs and transaction receipts.

US Patent:

20090271264, Oct 29, 2009

Filed:

Apr 24, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/429879

Inventors:

Manoj Regmi - Castle Rock CO, US
Jeffrey A. Simon - Castle Rock CO, US

Assignee:

IGCSystems, Inc. - Castle Rock CO

International Classification:

G06Q 30/00

US Classification:

705 1423, 705 1456, 705 1425, 705 1439, 705 1455

Abstract:

Tools for improving interactions between promoters and consumers of products. These tools can enable promoters of products to employ more effective promotional programs, and consumers to receive promotional information about products of interest, while avoiding the excessive overload of information about promotions that are not of interest. Some such tools can enhance consumer satisfaction with—and, correspondingly, consumer participation in—promotional programs by allowing consumers to tailor the discount programs to their preferences, by analyzing consumer behavior and tailoring promotions accordingly, and/or by providing cross promotions of complementary products. Some of the tools can provide substantial savings, in both costs and natural resources, as well as provide a more satisfying experience for consumers, by substantially reducing, or even eliminating, excessive use of paper for promotional programs and transaction receipts.

US Patent:

20090271263, Oct 29, 2009

Filed:

Apr 24, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/429859

Inventors:

Manoj Regmi - Castle Rock CO, US
Jeffrey A. Simon - Castle Rock CO, US

Assignee:

IGCSystems, Inc. - Castle Rock CO

International Classification:

G06Q 30/00

US Classification:

705 1417, 705 1425, 705 1438, 705 1423, 705 1434, 705 1435, 705 1419, 705 24, 705 1443

Abstract:

Tools for improving interactions between promoters and consumers of products. These tools can enable promoters of products to employ more effective promotional programs, and consumers to receive promotional information about products of interest, while avoiding the excessive overload of information about promotions that are not of interest. Some such tools can enhance consumer satisfaction with—and, correspondingly, consumer participation in—promotional programs by allowing consumers to tailor the discount programs to their preferences, by analyzing consumer behavior and tailoring promotions accordingly, and/or by providing cross promotions of complementary products. Some of the tools can provide substantial savings, in both costs and natural resources, as well as provide a more satisfying experience for consumers, by substantially reducing, or even eliminating, excessive use of paper for promotional programs and transaction receipts.