Editt Gonen-Friedman

Title: Editt Gonen-Friedman: Inventor in Online Receivables Management

Introduction

Editt Gonen-Friedman is an inventor associated with Sunnyvale, California, and Oracle International Corporation. His patent work addresses online tools for managing accounts receivable and resolving invoice disputes.

Latest Patents

Gonen-Friedman is credited with 1 patent: “Methods and Systems for Online Self-Service Receivables Management and Automated Online Receivables Dispute Resolution.” The invention describes a computer-implemented system that lets customers securely access accounts receivable information, including pending invoices, while vendor personnel can view the same information.

The system also enables customers to submit invoice disputes online by selecting a reason code and disputed amount, creating a pending credit memo request without direct manual involvement from the vendor. Requests can be routed through approval processes based on the reason code and designated approvers. Once approved, a credit memo can be generated automatically and applied to the disputed invoice. The system can notify customers and selected vendor personnel of the decision and provide customers with real-time account balances and other receivables services.

Career Highlights

Gonen-Friedman’s listed company affiliation is Oracle International Corporation. His patent reflects an approach to making receivables management more accessible through online self-service and automating parts of the invoice-dispute and credit-approval process.

Collaborations

Anne Truitt and Sandra Newsome are identified as Gonen-Friedman’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated on it.

Conclusion

Editt Gonen-Friedman’s patent focuses on streamlining online access to receivables information and automating key steps in invoice dispute resolution.