Judith A Waldal

Title: Judith A. Waldal: Electronic Lockbox Processing Inventions

Introduction

Judith A. Waldal is an inventor associated with Antioch, Illinois, and Bank of America Corporation. Her work includes patented methods for electronically sorting and managing mail and processing the transactions derived from it. Waldal is credited with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

**Electronic Lockbox Transaction Processing.** This invention describes methods and systems for routing mail to a processing location, scanning it, and extracting information from envelopes and their contents. The information can be verified and organized into electronic transactions, which are classified and sorted into batches using identifiers. The batches are then processed, and related transaction information is stored.

**Electronic Lockbox Implementation and Management.** This patent also concerns electronically sorting and managing mail within an electronic lockbox. It describes scanning mail, extracting and verifying information, grouping that information into electronic transactions, and sorting transactions into batches for processing and recordkeeping.

Career Highlights

Waldal’s listed inventions focus on applying electronic processing to mail-based financial operations. The described systems connect physical mail handling with data extraction, transaction organization, batch processing, and information storage.

Collaborations

Waldal’s listed coworkers include Louis A. Hawkins and Gordon F. Miller, Jr. Her work is associated with Bank of America Corporation.

Conclusion

Judith A. Waldal’s two patents describe electronic lockbox systems that organize information from physical mail into transactions that can be verified, sorted, processed, and stored.