Event activated error resolution

A method for dynamically monitoring at least one account for at least one individual using an evolutionary algorithm to identify and resolve errors, the method comprising:

• receiving one or more indications to initiate a controller process as a result of identifying one or more errors within one or more accounts;
• activating the controller process with a time delay, wherein the controller process includes further identifying additional accounts comprising the same one or more errors;
• receiving data comprising a job list from the remote cloud controller of a secondary system, wherein the job list includes a plurality of errors and corresponding instruction sets to resolve each of the plurality of errors;
• determining whether the one or more errors identified are included in the job list;
• in response to determining that the one or more errors are on the job list,
• creating one or more agents to implement the instruction sets on the one or more errors to resolve them;
• conducting, via the local cloud controller, a status check on whether the one or more agents have resolved the one or more errors, and transmitting the status check results to a local database;
• generating one or more reports including a status of the one or more errors after the instruction sets have been implemented;
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• utilizing an evolutionary algorithm to intelligently predict future errors based on the one or more errors identified by adjusting to the future errors, being prepared for resolving potential future errors based on past errors identified, and learning over time to predict and resolve errors faster, more efficiently, and with less cost.

A revenue monitoring system for dynamically monitoring at least one account for at least one individual using an evolutionary algorithm to identify and resolve errors, the system comprising one or more processors configured to:

• receive one or more indications to initiate a controller process as a result of identifying a first type of error and a second type of error within one or more accounts;
• activate the controller process with a time delay, wherein the controller process includes further identifying additional accounts comprising the first type of error and additional accounts comprising the second type of error;
• receive data comprising a job list from the remote cloud controller of a secondary system, wherein the job list includes a plurality of errors and corresponding instruction sets to resolve each of the plurality of errors;
• determine whether the first type of error and the second type of error are included in a first job list, wherein the first job list includes a plurality of errors and corresponding first instruction set to resolve each error;
• in response to determining that the first type of error is on the first job list,
• create one or more agents to implement the first instruction set on the first type of error to resolve them, and
• generate one or more reports including a status of the first type of error after the first instruction set has been implemented,
• in response to determining that the second type of error is not included the first job list,
• request, from a remote controller, creation of a second instruction set to resolve the second type of error,
• receive the second instruction set from the remote controller,
• create one or more agents to implement the second instruction set on the second type of error to resolve them,
• generate one or more reports including a status of the second type of error after the second instruction set has been implemented on the second type of error, and
• utilize an evolutionary algorithm to intelligently predict future errors based on the first type of error and second type of error identified by adjusting to the future errors, being prepared for resolving potential future errors based on past errors identified, and learning over time to predict and resolve errors faster, more efficiently, and with less cost.