Multi-user collaborative transaction management with shared interface
AssigneeWells Fargo Bank, N.A.
InventorsAlexander Lyudin, Alexander Wittkowski
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AssigneeWells Fargo Bank, N.A.
InventorsAlexander Lyudin, Alexander Wittkowski
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Systems and methods are disclosed herein for collaborative transactions using a shared interface. An example method includes receiving a first command to begin a transaction and displaying a user interface (UI) element depicting a modifiable parameter. The example method also includes receiving a second command to begin the collaborative transaction and transmitting the first command and an indication of the UI element to a server. The example method also includes displaying a chat interface and a chat UI element depicting the modifiable parameter and receiving, from the server, an indication that the linked account has modified the chat UI element. The example method also includes displaying an updated chat UI element and receiving a third command to finalize the transaction. The example method also includes updating the modifiable parameter based on the updated chat UI element and transmitting the third command to the server.
A method for a completing a collaborative transaction involving at least a first user device and a second user device in real time, wherein the first user device is remote to the second user device, the method comprising:
An apparatus for completing a collaborative transaction involving at least a first user device and a second user device in real time, wherein the first user device is remote to the second user device, the apparatus comprising:
A computer program product for completing a collaborative transaction involving at least a first user device and a second user device in real time, wherein the first user device is remote to the second user device, the computer program product comprising at least one non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing program instructions that, when executed, cause a system:
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