Automated transaction processing system and approach
AssigneeU.S. Bank National Association
InventorsDean W. Hahn-Carlson, Richard G. Langer, Kevin M. Armstrong, Weiwen Xie
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AssigneeU.S. Bank National Association
InventorsDean W. Hahn-Carlson, Richard G. Langer, Kevin M. Armstrong, Weiwen Xie
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Transaction management for contract and contract-related approaches is facilitated. According to an example embodiment of the present invention, a transaction management computer is programmed to automatically set contract terms for a transaction based on business rules previously established between parties to a transaction. In one implementation, the transaction management node automatically derives a contract term including a pricing-related term for a transaction between a buyer and seller using contract information therefor. In one instance, previously-agreed-upon price approaches, such as fixed pricing, seller-controlled pricing, quantity-related tiered pricing and pricing management schemes are stored and used by the transaction management node to automatically derive the prices. With these approaches, pricing disputes that can occur after a transaction has been processed are reduced and/or eliminated.
An automated pricing system for communications with buyers and sellers who provide respective sets of business rules for transactions to be conducted by the automated pricing system, the automated pricing system comprising:
An automated transaction system comprising:
A centrally-accessible computer and communications node configured and arranged to:
An automated pricing system for use by a buyer and a seller who provide respective sets of business rules, the automated pricing system comprising:
A method for automated pricing of transactions between a buyer and seller who provide business rules, the method comprising:
A method for transaction management in a system including a centrally accessible computer and communications node, the method comprising:
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