System and methods for using transaction data to identify computing devices capable of performing transactions subject to transaction parameters

A method comprising:

• receiving transactional data describing transactions between a first plurality of computing devices and a second plurality of computing devices;
• determining that a subset of the transactions between the first plurality of computing devices and the second plurality of computing devices is associated with a particular computing device of the first plurality of computing devices, wherein transactional data corresponding to two or more transactions of the subset of the transactions comprise different identifiers of an entity associated with the particular computing device;
• normalizing identifiers of the entity associated with the particular computing device across transactional data corresponding to the subset of the transactions to create a normalized identifier, normalizing identifiers of the entity comprising selecting a particular identifier and storing data with transactional data corresponding to each of the subset of the transactions that identifies the entity using the particular identifier, wherein transactional data corresponding to at least one of the subset of the transactions does not initially include the particular identifier to identify the entity prior to normalizing;
• receiving, from a client computing device, a request for identifiers associated with computing devices capable of performing a particular transaction according to one or more transaction parameters;
• determining, based on the transactional data describing the subset of the transactions, that the entity is capable of performing the particular transaction according to the one or more transaction parameters;
• causing displaying, on the client computing device, the normalized identifier.

A method comprising:

• receiving purchase data describing transactions between a plurality of supplier computing devices and a plurality of buyer computing devices;
• determining that purchase data corresponding to a subset of the transactions between the plurality of supplier computing devices and the plurality of buyer computing devices is associated with a particular supplier, wherein purchase data corresponding to two or more transactions of the subset of the transactions comprise different supplier identifiers;
• normalizing supplier identifiers for the particular supplier across purchase data corresponding to the subset of the transactions to create a normalized identifier, normalizing supplier identifiers comprising selecting a particular supplier identifier and storing data with purchase data corresponding to each of the subset of the transactions that identifies the supplier using the particular supplier identifier, wherein purchase data corresponding to at least one of the subset of the transactions does not initially include the particular supplier identifier to identify the supplier;
• receiving, from a client computing device, a request for recommendations of suppliers for purchasing a particular quantity of a particular item at a particular geographic location;
• determining, from the subset of the transactions, that the particular supplier has transacted with at least a first threshold number of buyers;
• determining, from the subset of the transactions, that the particular supplier has provided at least the particular quantity of the particular item in at least a first threshold number of different transactions;
• determining, from the subset of the transactions, that the particular supplier has provided items to the particular geographic location in at least a second threshold number of transactions;
• causing displaying, on the client computing device, identifiers of a plurality of suppliers including the normalized identifier for the particular supplier, wherein the identifiers of the plurality of suppliers are ranked by one or more of:
• an average price for the particular item from each supplier;
• a rating of each of supplier;
• a number of previous transactions between the client computing device and the supplier;
• a supplier selection rate for each supplier;
• or
• prior supplier responses.