System for Inspecting Message Logs Using an Interaction Engine

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising logic for analyzing vendor interactions with an enterprise, the logic, when executed by a processor, operable to:

• receive a plurality of message logs;
• retrieve a first message log of the plurality of message logs;
• determine that the first message log is associated with an attachment, the attachment comprising an indication of an accepted invitation to a calendar event;
• identify a sender and a recipient associated with the first message log, wherein each of the sender and the recipient is either an employee of the enterprise or a vendor of the enterprise;
• determine that one of the identified sender and the recipient is a first employee of the enterprise and that the other one of the identified sender and the recipient is a first vendor of the enterprise;
• extract information associated with the first employee of the enterprise and the first vendor of the enterprise;
• store the extracted information in an interaction data entry;
• and
• create an index associated with the interaction data entry.

A method for analyzing vendor interactions with an enterprise, comprising:

• receive a plurality of message logs;
• retrieve a first message log of the plurality of message logs;
• determine that the first message log is associated with an attachment, the attachment comprising an indication of an accepted invitation to a calendar event;
• identify a sender and a recipient associated with the first message log, wherein each of the sender and the recipient is either an employee of the enterprise or a vendor of the enterprise;
• determine that one of the identified sender and the recipient is a first employee of the enterprise and that the other one of the identified sender and the recipient is a first vendor of the enterprise;
• extract information associated with the first employee of the enterprise and the first vendor of the enterprise;
• store the extracted information in an interaction data entry;
• and
• create a first index associated with the interaction data entry.