Recurring transaction processing system and approach
AssigneeSyncada LLC
InventorsDean W. Hahn-Carlson, Kevin M. Armstrong
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AssigneeSyncada LLC
InventorsDean W. Hahn-Carlson, Kevin M. Armstrong
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Transaction-based interactions are facilitated using recurring transaction processing approaches. According to an example embodiment of the present invention, recurring transactions are managed using rules applicable to parties to the transactions (e.g., as can be automatically associated with the recurring transactions based on information in the transactions and the rules). In this regard, transaction information is processed in accordance with rules characterizing the recurring nature of the transaction to which the information applies. Such transaction recurrence may be implemented, for example, using a cyclic, event-driven or other recurring type of condition. Payment related aspects of the transaction are also carried out based on the transaction processing and related recurring characteristics.
A transaction-processing system for processing a plurality of recurring transactions involving merchant offerings among parties including buyers and sellers, the system comprising:
A method for processing recurring transactions involving merchant offerings among parties including buyers and sellers, the method being implemented by data-processing circuitry and comprising:
A transaction-processing system for processing a plurality of recurring transactions involving merchant offerings among parties including buyers and sellers, different ones of the recurring transactions involving different ones of the buyer and sellers, the system comprising a data storage arrangement, a recurring transaction engine, a payment processor, and a fee processor, wherein for each particular recurring transaction in the plurality of recurring transactions:
For use in processing a plurality of recurring business-to-business electronic transactions at a central location that is independent from buyers and sellers in the transactions, a computer-based system for storing and using buyer and seller profile data, data representing historical billed and paid quantities of merchant offerings, and buyer-specified data upon which data in seller-provided invoices can be audited and paid, the computer-based system comprising a central transaction databank arrangement and a computer processor,
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