Microstrategy, Inc.

Andrew T Foy

Michael Jerry Saylor

Hector Vazquez

Peng Xiao

In one implementation, a computer system maintains one or more permissions associated with a credential held by a first user, where at least one of the one or more of permissions is delegatable by the first user to one or more other users. The computer system receives an indication that the first user has chosen to delegate a particular permission from amongst the one or more permissions to a second user, wherein the particular permission is needed to perform a particular type of action. Based on the first user indicating a choice to delegate the particular permission to the second user, the computer system associates the delegation of the particular permission with the second user. Based on delegating the particular permission with the second user, the computer system enables the second user to perform the particular type of action.

Permission delegation technology

A method, comprising: storing, at a server device, an electronic resource; receiving, at the server device and from a client device associated with a first user, a request on behalf of the first user to access the electronic resource; responsive to receiving the request on behalf of the first user to access the electronic resource, enabling the client device associated with the first user to access the electronic resource; while the client device associated with the first user is accessing the electronic resource, receiving, at the server device and from the client device associated with the first user, a request to validate a representation of a credential purported to represent another user received by the client device; validating the received representation of the credential as representing a second user; and responsive to validating the received representation of the credential, enabling the first user to electronically sign the electronic resource.

Electronic signatures

A server receives, from a first client device associated with a first user, a certification request including information associated with an electronic document, along with a representation of a credential associated with a second user. The server validates the representation of the credential associated with the second user. Responsive to validating the representation of the credential, the server attaches a badge to the electronic document, the badge corresponding to the credential and providing a certification that the second user has witnessed the electronic document. The server stores information corresponding to the electronic document with the attached badge.

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Arlington, VA, United States of America

Andrew T Foy