System and method for managing business functions for one or more companies
OwnerRam Karuppusamyinventor
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Abstract
Approaches for managing business functions for one or more companies are disclosed. In an implementation, business rules that enable a workflow to be initiated (e.g., without an explicit user request for the initiation of the workflow) upon detection of an event associated with at least one of the business rules may be stored. Responsive to detection of a first event, a first business rule of the business rules that is associated with the first event may be identified. A first workflow that comprises one or more tasks associated with the first business rule and a first entity may be initiated based on the first business rule. A first task of the one or more tasks may be assigned to a first user associated with the first entity.
Claims20
A computer-implemented method of managing business functions for one or more companies, the method being implemented by a computer system that includes one or more physical processors executing one or more computer program instructions which, when executed, perform the method, the method comprising:
- storing, by the computer system, business rules that enable a workflow to be initiated, without an explicit user request for the initiation of the workflow, upon detection of an event associated with at least one of the business rules;
- detecting, by the computer system, a first event;
- identifying, by the computer system, a first business rule of the business rules that is associated with the first event;
- initiating, by the computer system, based on the first business rule, a first workflow that comprises one or more tasks associated with the first business rule and a first entity;
- and
- assigning, by the computer system, a first task of the one or more tasks to a first user associated with the first entity.
A system for managing business functions for one or more companies, the system comprising:
- one or more physical processors programmed with one or more computer program instructions which, when executed, cause the one or more physical processors to:
- store business rules that enable a workflow to be initiated, without an explicit user request for the initiation of the workflow, upon detection of an event associated with at least one of the business rules;
- detect a first event;
- identify a first business rule of the business rules that is associated with the first event;
- initiate, based on the first business rule, a first workflow that comprises one or more tasks associated with the first business rule and a first entity;
- and
- assign a first task of the one or more tasks to a first user associated with the first entity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.