Jonathan James Innes

Title: Jonathan James Innes and Online Receivables Management

Introduction

Jonathan James Innes is an inventor associated with Cupertino, California, and Oracle International Corporation. His patent work addresses online tools for managing accounts receivable and resolving invoice disputes.

Latest Patents

The available information identifies one patent for Innes: “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 their accounts receivable information, including pending invoices, through a vendor’s website. Vendor personnel can view the same information at the same time.

The system also enables customers to dispute invoices online by selecting a reason code and disputed amount, creating a pending credit memo request without requiring direct manual involvement from the vendor. The request can be routed to the appropriate approval process or personnel. If approved, a credit memo may be generated automatically, and the disputed amount credited to the invoice. Customers and designated vendor personnel can receive notice of the decision, while customers can also access real-time balances and other accounts-receivable services.

Career Highlights

Innes is associated with Oracle International Corporation. His identified patent reflects an approach to streamlining receivables management by combining customer self-service, automated dispute routing, and credit memo processing. The supplied information does not specify his role at the company or provide further career details.

Collaborations

Alan Fothergill and Anne Truitt are listed as Innes’s coworkers. The available information does not establish whether they collaborated with him on the patent.

Conclusion

Jonathan James Innes’s identified patent focuses on making accounts-receivable information and invoice dispute resolution more accessible and efficient through online self-service and automated workflows. His listed portfolio includes 1 patent.