Artificial intelligence research tool
AssigneeBank of America Corporation
InventorsTimothy Satyanand Sadarla, Gautam Ravi, Tarundeep Singh
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AssigneeBank of America Corporation
InventorsTimothy Satyanand Sadarla, Gautam Ravi, Tarundeep Singh
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The present invention is directed to a software-based system that enables an associate (a researcher, an adjuster, an agent, a customer service specialist, a teller, or the like) of a financial institution to quickly and accurately research and resolve particular error cases, such as encoding or listing errors of monetary amounts of recent transactions. To resolve these error cases, the associate may utilize the system of the present invention to aid with researching and inputting information about the error case. The system of the present invention further provides a standardized set of procedures for resolving the error case based on the determined error type of the error case. The system of the present invention ensures efficiency and accuracy of error case processing and resolution.
A system for resolving error cases related to transactions using a research tool that provides a research scenario from a plurality of research scenarios based on information related to an error case for a transaction, the system comprising:
A computer program product for resolving error cases related to transactions using a research tool that provides a research scenario from a plurality a research scenarios based on information related to an error case for a transaction, the computer program product comprising at least one non-transitory computer-readable medium having computer-readable program code portions embodied therein, the computer-readable program code portions comprising:
A method for resolving error cases related to transactions using a research tool that provides a research scenario from a plurality a research scenarios based on information related to an error case for a transaction, the method comprising:
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