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US 11,030,181 B2Granted
Systems and methods for multi-brand experience in enterprise computing environment
AssigneeOpen Text SA ULC
InventorsSrikanth Raghavan, Richard Guildford Hellier, Jr., Kathy DiBella, Michael Scott, Andrew Chillrud
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Abstract
A system provides a mechanism for providing a multi-brand experience. The system provides a way implement a multi-brand experience by adding a layer of information that can be helpful when differentiating among consumers in order to accomplish market segmentation. The multi-brand experience enables each group of users to be presented with a different look and feel of the same application.
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A method for providing a multi-brand experience in a content management system, the method comprising:
- presenting a brand configurations page of a content management user interface to a brand configuration user of the content management system;
- receiving, through the brand configurations page of the content management user interface from the brand configuration user of the content management system by a server machine embodying the content management system in an enterprise computing environment, a request to create a new brand, the new brand comprising a selection of settings defining a look and feel of a user interface of the content management system;
- collecting, through the brand configurations page of the content management user interface, information inputted from the brand configuration user of the content management system, the collected information including a folder created for the new brand, a folder property set to the folder, a name of the new brand, a description of the new brand, and values relating to the settings defining the look and feel of the content management system;
- creating, by the content management system, the new brand in response to the request received through the brand configurations page of the content management user interface from the brand configuration user based on the collected information from the brand configuration user;
- presenting, through a display device, a user groups page of the content management user interface to the brand configuration user of the content management system;
- receiving, from the brand configuration user of the content management system through the user groups page of the content management user interface, a selection of a user group in the enterprise computing environment to associate with the new brand;
- associating, by the content management system, the selected user group with the new brand;
- presenting, through the user groups page of the content management user interface, a branding tab for providing a list of brands with a respective description;
- receiving, through the list of brands under the branding tab of the user groups page of the content management system, a selection of one or more settings for the user group associated with the new brand, wherein the one or more settings includes adding some brands from the list of brands to the user group;
- storing, by the content management system, the selection of one or more settings for the user group associated with the new brand;
- directing enterprise users of the content management system to a single instance of an entry point of the content management system regardless of user group affiliations;
- presenting the single instance of the entry point as a login or portal page to an enterprise user on a client device in the enterprise computing environment;
- receiving, through the login or portal page, login information from the enterprise user;
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- responsive to the login information of the user, rendering a user interface of the content management system for the enterprise user according to the selection of one or more settings for the user group associated with the new brand based on a predetermined affiliation of the enterprise user with the user group such that different groups of enterprise users can experience totally different look and feel of the same single instance of the content management system.
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A system for multi-brand experience, comprising:
- a processor;
- a display device;
- a non-transitory computer readable medium;
- and
- stored instructions for the processor to perform:
- presenting, by a server machine embodying a content management system through the display device, a brand configurations page of a content management user interface to a brand configuration user of the content management system;
- receiving, through the brand configurations page of the content management user interface from the brand configuration user of the content management system, a request to create a new brand in the content management system operating in an enterprise computing environment, the new brand comprising a selection of settings defining a look and feel of a user interface of the content management system;
- collecting, through the brand configurations page of the content management user interface, information inputted from the brand configuration user of the content management system, the collected information including a folder created for the new brand, a folder property set to the folder, a name of the new brand, a description of the new brand, and values relating to the settings defining the look and feel of the content management system;
- creating the new brand in response to the request received through the brand configurations page of the content management user interface from the brand configuration user based on the collected information from the brand configuration user;
- presenting, through the display device, a user groups page of the content management user interface to the brand configuration user of the content management system;
- receiving, from the brand configuration user of the content management system through the user groups page of the content management user interface, a selection of a user group in the enterprise computing environment to associate with the new brand;
- associating the selected user group with the new brand;
- presenting, through the user groups page of the content management user interface, a branding tab for providing a list of brands with a respective description;
- receiving, through the list of brands under the branding tab of the user groups page, a selection of one or more settings for the user group associated with the new brand, wherein the one or more settings includes adding some brands from the list of brands to the user group;
- storing the selection of one or more settings for the user group associated with the new brand;
- directing enterprise users of the content management system in the enterprise computing environment to a single instance of an entry point of the content management system regardless of user group affiliations;
- presenting the single instance of the entry point as a login or portal page to an enterprise user on a client device in the enterprise computing environment;
- receiving, through the login or portal page, login information from the enterprise user;
- and
- responsive to the login information of the user, rendering a user interface of the content management system for the enterprise user according to the selection of one or more settings for the user group associated with the new brand based on a predetermined affiliation of the enterprise user with the user group such that different groups of enterprise users can experience totally different look and feel of the same single instance of the content management system.
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A computer program product for multi-brand experience, the computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions for a processor to perform:
- presenting a brand configurations page of a content management user interface to a brand configuration user of the content management system;
- receiving, through the brand configurations page of a content management user interface from the brand configuration user of the content management system, a request to create a new brand in the content management system operating in an enterprise computing environment, the new brand comprising a selection of settings defining a look and feel of a user interface of the content management system;
- collecting, through the brand configurations page of the content management user interface, information inputted from the brand configuration user of the content management system in response to the request received through the brand configuration user interface from the brand configuration user, the collected information including a folder created for the new brand, a folder property set to the folder, a name of the new brand, a description of the new brand, and values relating to the settings defining the look and feel of the content management system;
- creating the new brand in response to the request received through the brand configurations page of the content management user interface from the brand configuration user based on the collected information from the brand configuration user;
- presenting, through a display device, a user groups page of the content management user interface to the brand configuration user of the content management system;
- receiving, from the brand configuration user of the content management system through the user groups page of the content management user interface, a selection of a user group in the enterprise computing environment to associate with the new brand;
- associating the selected user group with the new brand;
- presenting, through the user groups page of the content management user interface, a branding tab for providing a list of brands with a respective description;
- receiving, through the list of brands under the branding tab of the user groups page, a selection of one or more settings for the user group associated with the new brand, wherein the one or more settings includes adding some brands from the list of brands to the user group;
- storing the selection of one or more settings for the user group associated with the new brand;
- directing enterprise users of the content management system to a single instance of an entry point of the content management system regardless of user group affiliations;
- presenting the single instance of the entry point as a login or portal page to an enterprise user on a client device in the enterprise computing environment;
- receiving, through the login or portal page, login information from the enterprise user;
- and
- responsive to the login information of the user in the user group, rendering a user interface of the content management system for the enterprise user according to the selection of one or more settings for the user group associated with the new brand based on a predetermined affiliation of the enterprise user with the user group such that different groups of enterprise users can experience totally different look and feel of the same single instance of the content management system.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.