Integrating customized user experiences

A system comprising:

• a database system;
• and
• one or more processors operable to:
• receive first experience data from a first organization defining a first experience for a user, the first experience data including activity data for one or more first activities associated with the first experience;
• determine one or more first triggers each defining a start or an end of a corresponding one of the first activities;
• generate or update a first experience data object to include the first experience data and the one or more first triggers;
• store the first experience data object in the database system;
• receive second experience data from a second organization defining a second experience for the user, the second experience data including activity data for one or more second activities associated with the second experience;
• determine one or more second triggers each defining a start or an end of a corresponding one of the second activities;
• generate or update a second experience data object to include the second experience data and the one or more second triggers;
• store the second experience data object in the database system;
• map the first experience data object and the second experience data object to reconcile the first and the second triggers;
• determine one or more third triggers each defining a start or an end of a corresponding one of the first or the second experiences.

A computer-implemented method comprising:

• receiving first experience data defining a first experience for a user, the first experience data including:
• activity data for one or more first activities associated with the first experience, and
• trigger data defining one or more first triggers each defining a start or an end of a corresponding one of the first activities;
• receiving second experience data defining a second experience for the user, the second experience data including:
• activity data for one or more second activities associated with the second experience, and
• trigger data defining one or more second triggers each defining a start or an end of a corresponding one of the second activities;
• receiving event data indicating the occurrence of an event;
• determining whether one or more of the first or the second triggers are satisfied based on the event data;
• and
• when a one of the first triggers is satisfied, identify a next one of the first activities;
• when a one of the second triggers is satisfied, identify a next one of the second activities;
• and
• when a last one of the first triggers is satisfied or a last one of the first activities is determined to completed, determine that the first experience has ended and identify a first one of the second activities.

A computer-implemented method comprising:

• receiving first experience data from a first organization defining a first experience for a user, the first experience data including activity data for one or more first activities associated with the first experience;
• determining one or more first triggers each defining a start or an end of a corresponding one of the first activities;
• generating or updating a first experience data object to include the first experience data and the one or more first triggers;
• storing the first experience data object in the database system;
• receiving second experience data from a second organization defining a second experience for the user, the second experience data including activity data for one or more second activities associated with the second experience;
• determining one or more second triggers each defining a start or an end of a corresponding one of the second activities;
• generating or updating a second experience data object to include the second experience data and the one or more second triggers;
• storing the second experience data object in the database system;
• mapping the first experience data object and the second experience data object to reconcile the first and the second triggers;
• and
• determining one or more third triggers each defining a start or an end of a corresponding one of the first or the second experiences.