Centralized remote control of client application user interface state and navigation

A system comprising:

• one or more processing systems;
• and
• one or more computer readable media storing instructions which, when executed by the one or more processing systems, cause the system to perform operations comprising:
• receiving an event notification from a client device, the event notification generated in response to a client application executing on the client device being granted access to the one or more processing systems;
• after receiving the event notification, providing a message to the client device, wherein the message (i) is received from the one or more processing systems and (ii) includes a set of configuration parameters that are generated by the one or more processing systems and used by the client application to display a first graphical user interface page on a display of the client device;
• receiving a task request message from the client device, the task request message associated with a task to be performed by the one or more processing systems and generated by the client device in response to an end user interaction with the first graphical user interface page;
• determining a context associated with the task request message;
• routing, based at least in-part on the context associated with the task request message, the task request message to a selected task flow of a plurality of task flows associated with the one or more processing systems;
• receiving a response message from the one or more processing systems, the response message generated by the one or more processing systems in response to the task being executed by processing steps of the selected task, the response message having a payload content including a set of response configuration parameters that define a response layout of a second graphical user interface page of the client application;
• and
• providing the response message to the client device, wherein providing the response message to the client device causes the client application to display a second graphical user interface page on the display of the client device based at least in part on the response layout.

One or more non-transitory computer-readable media storing instructions which, when executed by one or more processors, cause a system to perform operations comprising:

• receiving an event notification from a client device, the event notification generated in response to a client application executing on the client device being granted access to the one or more processors;
• after receiving the event notification, providing a message to the client device, wherein the message (i) is received from the one or more processors and (ii) includes a set of configuration parameters that are generated by the one or more processors and used by the client application to display a first graphical user interface page on a display of the client device;
• receiving a task request message from the client device, the task request message associated with a task to be performed by the one or more processors and generated by the client device in response to an end user interaction with the first graphical user interface page;
• determining a context associated with the task request message;
• routing, based at least in-part on the context associated with the task request message, the task request message to a selected task flow of a plurality of task flows associated with the one or more processors;
• receiving a response message from the one or more processors, the response message generated by the one or more processors in response to the task being executed by processing steps of the selected task, the response message having a payload content including a set of response configuration parameters that define a response layout of a second graphical user interface page of the client application;
• and
• providing the response message to the client device, wherein providing the response message to the client device causes the client application to display a second graphical user interface page on the display of the client device based at least in part on the response layout.