E-commerce back-end hierarchical data management system and method
OwnerKuang Shin Lin, Feng Hua Liinventors
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Abstract
An e-commerce back end hierarchical data management system and method is applied on an e-commerce Net. It further comprises a registering unit, modifying unit, and identifying unit. The registering unit provides client registration and a working mechanism based on different client hierarchies. The modifying unit provides clients with steps for data modification to edit data and information. The identifying unit identifies and confirms those who log onto respective working platforms, and then opens appropriate working platforms for individual client operations according to their confirmed identity levels.
Claims12
An e-commerce back end hierarchical data management system and its method is applied on an e-commerce Net. The disclosed invention includes at least the following units:
- one registering unit is to establish data of clients on the management system with an identification mechanism to identify clients while they log on for registration. Once an identity is verified, the registering unit sets a working mechanism to classify the client into appropriate hierarchy and transfer data of the client;
- one modifying unit is to edit data of the client and store updated data of the client onto a storage media;
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- one identifying unit, connecting at least one working platform, is to identify the client and open a corresponding working platform for the client to operate the system, according to the classified client level.
An e-commerce back end hierarchical data management method is applied on an e-commerce Net, it consists at least of the following steps
- setting up at least one working unit through an e-commerce back end hierarchical data management system;
- processing corresponding data and information based on attribute of the working unit;
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- logistically managing data manage through the e-commerce back end hierarchical data management system.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.