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US 10,853,889 B2Granted
Transaction tracking and display
AssigneeNice Ltd.
InventorsYoram Pomer, Sivan Landau, Itai Veltzman
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Abstract
A transaction tracking system includes a display that permits viewing the relationship between related transactions. In the display, individual transactions are depicted as transaction icons sorted in time order horizontal rows according to order ID.
Claims20
A method of tracking and displaying transactions, comprising:
- loading transactions related to an alert including one triggering transaction into a software module running on a processor;
- identifying metadata associated with the transactions, including transaction type metadata, order identification metadata, customer type metadata, and triggering transaction metadata;
- sorting the transactions by time-stamp;
- sorting the transactions sorted by time stamp into order transactions and execution transactions;
- for each order transaction, iteratively, (a) creating a new sequence line on a display for each unique order identification;
- and (b) placing each order transaction in time-stamp order on a sequence line corresponding to the unique order identification;
- for each execution transaction, iteratively, (a) creating a new sequence line on the display for each unique order identification;
- and (b) placing each execution transaction in time-stamp order on a sequence line corresponding to the unique order identification;
- marking the triggering transaction on the display;
- and
- for each sequence line calculating a percentage of orders executed of total orders on the sequence line and displaying the percentage.
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A system for tracking and displaying transactions, the system comprising:
- a display screen displaying transaction information from related transactions;
- and
- a server comprising a processor configured to:
- load transactions related to an alert including one triggering transaction;
- identify metadata associated with the transactions, including transaction type metadata, order identification metadata, customer type metadata, and triggering transaction metadata;
- sort the transactions by time-stamp;
- sort the transactions sorted by time stamp into order transactions and execution transactions;
- for each order transaction, iteratively, (a) create a new sequence line on the display screen for each unique order identification;
- and (b) place each order transaction in time-stamp order on a sequence line corresponding to the unique order identification;
- for each execution transaction, iteratively, (a) create a new sequence line on the display screen for each unique order identification;
- and (b) place each execution transaction in time-stamp order on a sequence line corresponding to the unique order identification;
- mark the triggering transaction on the display screen;
- and
- for each sequence line calculate a percentage of orders executed of total orders on the sequence line and display the percentage.
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A method, comprising:
- identifying metadata associated with transactions related to an alert, including transaction type metadata, order identification metadata, customer type metadata, and triggering transaction metadata;
- sorting the transactions into order transactions and execution transactions;
- create a horizontal time axis;
- for each order transaction, iteratively, (a) creating a new sequence line on a display for each unique order identification;
- and (b) placing each order transaction in time-stamp order on a sequence line corresponding to the unique order identification;
- for each execution transaction, iteratively, (a) creating a new sequence line on the display for each unique order identification;
- and (b) placing each execution transaction in time-stamp order on a sequence line corresponding to the unique order identification;
- marking the triggering transaction on the display;
- and
- for each sequence line calculating a percentage of orders executed of total orders on the sequence line and displaying the percentage.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.