Managing network communication protocols
AssigneeObservepoint, Inc.
InventorsJohn Pestana, Robert K. Seolas, Tyler Broadbent, Daniel Reno, Gregory N. Larson
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AssigneeObservepoint, Inc.
InventorsJohn Pestana, Robert K. Seolas, Tyler Broadbent, Daniel Reno, Gregory N. Larson
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A computer system for managing network communication protocols comprises computer-executable instructions that configure the computer system to receive a dataset of information for network-based analytic elements. The dataset can comprise information received by a network-based destination of the analytic elements. The analytic elements may have been executed within a network-connected software application. The system can also be configured to identify a pattern within the dataset of information. Based upon the identified pattern, the system can create an analytic element rule that is configured to describe the identified pattern on at least a subset of network-based analytic elements that are executable within the network-connected software application. Additionally, the system can be configured to store, within a digital database, the analytic element rule, wherein the digital database comprises a set of analytic element rules for managing analytic elements within the network-connected software application.
A computerized method comprising computer-executable instructions that when implemented at a computer system that include one or more processors, perform a method for managing rules within a network-based analytic elements system, the method comprising:
A computer system for managing rules for network-based analytic elements comprising:
A computer program product stored on one or more non-transitory hardware storage devices, in the form of computer-executable instructions that are executable by one or more processors of a computer system and that, when executed by the processors, cause the computer system to manage rules within a network-based analytic elements system, including computer-executable instructions that configure the computer system to perform at least the following:
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