Siebel Systems, Inc.

Oracle America, Inc.

Chiun-Feng Hsiao

Ming-Tao Liou

Hwee Har Yeap

Raj Devireddy

Nardo B Catahan, Jr

Caroline Muralitharan

Blair Thomas Wheadon

Cynthia Chan

Martin Finnerty

Yi Yang

Lindy Hau-In Chan

Jing Gu

Edward Ming Chao

Agnes Le Yuan Hong

Shan Wei

A system and method for enabling the cross-referencing or linking of records in an enterprise system is disclosed.

System and method for cross-referencing information in an enterprise system

A method, apparatus, and machine-readable medium are disclosed for processing change information from a first system comprising a first database at a second system comprising a second database. An embodiment of the method includes receiving a first message comprising the change information at the second system, processing the first message into a processed message, determining whether a custom script is needed in the processing, and incorporating the change information in the second database. An embodiment of the machine-readable medium includes instructions which when executed by a processor cause the processor to perform the method. An embodiment of the apparatus includes an input module configured to receive the first message comprising the change information, a processing module configured to process the first message into the processed message, and a transaction module configured to incorporate the change information in the second database.

Method, apparatus and machine-readable medium for transforming, converting and processing messages between multiple systems

A data model that allows for relationships between entities, also referred to as parties, to be modeled as attributes of an entity and for customization of the data model in a manner that facilitates upgrading of the data model. In some embodiments, the data model may facilitate creation and processing of financial applications. Using the data model, received application data can be stored in a financial application record, including data relating to a party's financial statements. In some embodiments, the data model may facilitate management of financial account data for multiple accounts. In some embodiments the data model may facilitate management of credit information, such as credit information collected by credit bureaus.

Financial services data model

In one embodiment, the present invention is a method of dispatching information within a system. The method includes receiving a message. The method also includes extracting address information from the message. The method further includes determining a destination from the address information. The method also includes routing the message to the destination.

Method, apparatus and system for dispatching messages within a system

Data objects can be cross-referenced or linked between multiple systems by normalizing the communications between the multiple systems rather than creating hard code links. The normalization includes creating and inserting data mapping information in messages exchanged by the multiple systems, according to certain embodiments. According to certain other embodiments, an alert mechanism may be included in the message to indicate that mapping information is present in the message.

The present invention provides a system and method that facilitates system integration through standardized messages. In one embodiment, standardized-message processing is enabled through the configuration of internal and external integration objects through a user interface.

System integration system and method

In one embodiment, the present invention is a method of sending change information from a first database to a second database. The method includes managing a set of transactions to produce a first message using custom scripts and default processing. The method also includes transforming the first message into a second message using custom scripts and default processing. The method further includes converting the second message into a transmittable message using custom scripts and default processing.

Method, apparatus and system for transforming, converting and processing messages between multiple systems

In one embodiment, the present invention is a method of sending change information from a first database to a second database. The method includes managing a set of transactions to produce a first message. The method also includes transforming the first message into a second message. The method further includes converting the second message into a transmittable message.

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Belmont, CA, United States of America

Chiun-Feng Hsiao