Thomas E Wood

US Patent:

20070282922, Dec 6, 2007

Filed:

Apr 26, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/740359

Inventors:

James J. Bohannon - Pleasanton CA, US
Greg M. Wolfe - San Francisco CA, US
Andre Burgoyne - Berkeley CA, US
Thomas A. Wood - San Francisco CA, US

Assignee:

MYPOINTS.COM INC. - San Francisco CA

International Classification:

G06F 17/30

US Classification:

707202

Abstract:

A method of defining an account statement built from a construction of transaction threads includes receiving data associated with a new transaction for a person; determining if the new transaction is part of an existing thread; adding the new transaction to the existing thread if it is determined that the new transaction is part of the existing thread; establishing the new transaction as a tracking transaction for a new thread if it is determined that the new transaction is not part of an existing thread; receiving an input requesting to view a plurality of transactions for the person that occurred or posted during a first time period; and displaying at least a portion of the plurality of transactions from the first time period in a particular order except for the threads that have multiple transactions, which are grouped together.

US Patent:

57108870, Jan 20, 1998

Filed:

Aug 29, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/520627

Inventors:

Raman Chelliah - San Carlos CA
Jason S. Cornez - Belmont CA
Carl Dellar - Cupertino CA
Stephen Harrison - Cambridge MA
John A. Hempe - Foster City CA
Chih-Cheng Hsu - Fremont CA
Eric J. Golin - Menlo Park CA
Charles A. Price - San Jose CA
Neal S. Rutta - Willow Glen CA
Thomas A. Wood - Mountain View CA
Wayne K. Yamamoto - San Francisco CA

Assignee:

Broadvision - Los Altos CA

International Classification:

G06F 1562

US Classification:

395226

Abstract:

A system for facilitating commercial transactions, between a plurality of customers and at least one supplier of items over a computer driven network capable of providing communications between the supplier and at least one customer site associated with each customer. Each site includes an associated display and an input device through which the customer can input information into the system. At least one supplier is presented on the display for selection by the customer using the input device. Similarly items from a supplier can be displayed for the customer to observe. Associated with a supplier of such items is an item database including information on presented items. Pricing subsystem receives information from the item database to determine the cost associated with a presented item. In addition a customer information database stores information relating to the customer. Associated with each customer is a customer monitoring object for each customer.