Electronic communications intermediation service
AssigneeWells Fargo Bank, N.A.
InventorsCharles L. Hunt, Doug A. Edwards
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Abstract
Systems and methods for structure electronic communications intermediation service including: receiving, from an external resource, a message; filtering the message based on a filtration protocol; identifying a first request within the message; managing a queue for the first request among a plurality of additional requests; identifying a first processing procedure of the first request; processing the first request per a first processing procedure based on an identified configuration of the first request; and transmitting the processed first request.
Claims20
A method comprising:
- receiving, from an external resource, a message;
- filtering the message based on a filtration protocol;
- identifying a first request within the message;
- managing a queue for the first request among a plurality of additional requests;
- identifying a first processing procedure of the first request;
- processing the first request per the first processing procedure based on an identified configuration of the first request;
- and
- transmitting the processed first request.
A system comprising:
- one or more processors configured to:
- receive, from an external resource, a message;
- filter the message based on a filtration protocol;
- store first contents of the message in a first request;
- manage a queue for the first request among a plurality of additional requests;
- identify a first processing procedure of the first request;
- process the first request per the first processing procedure based on an identified configuration of the first request;
- and
- transmit the processed first request.
A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions that when executed by one or more processors cause the one or more processors to:
- receiving, from an external resource, a message;
- filtering the message based on a filtration protocol;
- storing first contents of the message in a first request;
- managing a queue for the first request among a plurality of additional requests;
- identifying a first processing procedure of the first request;
- processing the first request per the first processing procedure based on an identified configuration of the first request;
- and
- transmitting the processed first request.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.