Semi-automated relationship aware scheduling
Assignee3C Capital, LLC
InventorsMarc Friedfertig, Alex Kane
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Abstract
Schedules which include reciprocal events, such as schedules for youth hockey leagues, can be created using a system in which users can invite one another to schedule games based on information selected through an interface and reciprocal dates which are automatically identified by a suitably programmed computer. Information related to games and schedules can be stored in a database which can be accessed and modified by different users depending on their roles and the permissions associated with those roles.
Claims18
A system comprising:
- a) a database storing a set of data identifying a plurality of organizations, each organization comprising a plurality of travel sport teams;
- b) a server configured to:
- i) based on input from a first user associated with a first organization, generate an invitation indicating information comprising:
- A) a plurality of travel sport teams from the first organization;
- B) a proposed date for scheduling games between the plurality of travel sport teams from the first organization and a plurality of travel sport teams from a second organization;
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- C) a location for scheduling games between the plurality of travel sport teams from the first organization and the plurality of travel sport teams from the second organization on the proposed date;
- ii) provide an interface operable by a second user associated with the second organization to accept the invitation;
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- iii) based on receiving a signal indicating acceptance of the invitation, automatically scheduling a plurality of games on the proposed date at the location indicated in the invitation between travel sport teams from the first organization and the second organization.
A method comprising:
- a) based on input from a first user computer operated by a first user associated with a first organization, generating, through execution of computer executable instructions by a server, an invitation indicating information comprising:
- i) a plurality of travel sport teams from the first organization;
- ii) a proposed date for scheduling games between the plurality of travel sport teams from the first organization and a plurality of travel sport teams from a second organization;
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- iii) a location for scheduling games between the plurality of travel sport teams from the first organization and the plurality of travel sport teams from the second organization on the proposed date;
- b) displaying, on a second user computer located remotely from the server and the first user computer, an interface operable by a second user associated with the second organization to accept the invitation;
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- c) based on receiving a signal indicating acceptance of the invitation, automatically scheduling a plurality of games on the proposed date at the location indicated in the invitation between travel sport teams from the first organization and the second organization.
A non-transitory computer readable medium having stored thereon a set of data operable to configure a computer to:
- a) based on input from a first user associated with a first organization, generate an invitation indicating information comprising:
- i) a plurality of travel sport teams from the first organization;
- ii) a proposed date for scheduling games between the plurality of travel sport teams from the first organization and a plurality of travel sport teams from a second organization;
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- iii) a location for scheduling games between the plurality of travel sport teams from the first organization and the plurality of travel sport teams from the second organization on the proposed date;
- b) displaying an interface operable by a second user associated with the second organization to accept the invitation;
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- c) based on receiving a signal indicating acceptance of the invitation, automatically scheduling a plurality of games on the proposed date at the location indicated in the invitation between travel sport teams from the first organization and the second organization.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.