Document production platform
OwnerKenneth B. Frankinventor
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Abstract
A document production platform is provided which is an open, modular, scalable software platform for developing and deploying knowledge-based software products. The document production platform supports integration with a wide range of databases and word processors. Because of its modular design, the document production platform components can be integrated into other products. Because the document production platform's underlying functionality operates independently of the user interface, new methods of delivering the document production platform dynamic content are possible with limited programming effort.
Claims13
A computer program product stored on a computer readable medium containing instructions to cause a computer to
- automatically draft complex documents, analyses, forms, letters and other textual material;
- provide material for the complex documents based on an interaction among information provided by a user;
- and
- retrieve information stored in relational databases based on expert rules provided by one or more authors, and text fragments organized into one or more templates.
A method of automatically draft complex documents, analyses, forms, letters and other textual material comprising:
- providing material for the complex documents based on an interaction among information provided by a user;
- retrieving information stored in relational databases based on expert rules provided by one or more authors, and text fragments organized into one or more templates.
A system for producing complex documents comprising
- a computer, having a display, a keyboard, memory and mass storage;
- instructions stored on a computer readable medium to cause a computer to automatically draft complex documents, analyses, forms, letters and other textual material;
- provide material for the complex documents based on an interaction among information provided by a user;
- and
- retrieve information stored in relational databases based on expert rules provided by one or more authors, and text fragments organized into one or more templates.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.