Docusign, Inc.

Relx Inc.

Duane Robert Wald

Donald Grant Peterson

Eric Fleischman

Andrew James Ashlock

Jacob Scott Mitchell

Gregory J Alger

Saul Adams Aguilar

Taiga Matsumoto

Andrew Mintner

Damon Dean

Marguerite Bouscaren

Drew Ashlock

Christopher Shane Durham

Mangesh Bhandarkar

David Minoru Hirotsu

Li Xu

Nipun Dureja

Ellis David Berner

Dia A Abulzahab

Brent Weston Robinett

Jun Gao

Jerome Levadoux

Michele Vivona

Kevin Stehr

Jeffrey Pfeifer

Travis J Olson

Ryan Sanders

Robert Sherwin

Vasudevan Sampath

Gustavo Both Bitdinger

Mark Spencer Seabourne

Claire Marie Small

William Hagy

John Nash

David Dilenschneider

A centralized document system receives a request to merge a first document package associated with a first party and a second document package associated with a second party. The first document package includes a first set of documents and the second document package includes a second set of documents. In response to the request, the centralized document system identifies a first subset of documents included in both the first and second sets of documents and identifies a second subset of documents with conflicts between the first and second sets of documents. The centralized document system rectifies the second subset of documents to cure the conflicts between the first and second sets of documents. The centralized document system generates a merged document package including the first subset of documents and the rectified second subset of documents for execution by the first and second parties.

Document package merge in document management system

Techniques for providing data security services with respect to cloud-based services are described. Examples include a security service provider ('SSP') configured to perform or provide one or more security-related services or functions with respect to or on behalf of some other system or service. The other system or service may be, for example, a cloud-based system that provides network-accessible services. The SSP allows a user of the cloud-based service to provide and manage one or more security-related services, such as data storage, encryption, decryption, key management, and the like. By using and controlling the SSP, the user can be confident that his or her data is being securely represented and stored, even though it is being operated upon by a cloud-based service that is not under the user's control.

Systems and methods for cloud data security

Systems and methods are disclosed herein for generating and modifying a workflow comprising a series of webpages based on an online document. A document management system accesses an online document selected by a user and classifies each field of the online document into one of a set of categories. For each category, the system generates a form webpage comprising questions corresponding to each field classified as the category and combines the generated webpages to create a workflow. The system may modify the workflow by generating and adding one or more additional form webpages based on one or more answers provided by an entity completing the webform page. In response to the entity completing the modified generated workflow, the system generates a completed document based on the online document and the answers provided by the entity.

Guided form generation in a document management system

Disclosed are various embodiments for validating documents using a blockchain data. Multiple documents can be included in the validation process using a merge and hash process and a summary terms document. Validation can be performed by hashing and merging operations, followed by comparing hash values.

File validation using a blockchain

Systems and methods for profiled and focused searching of litigation information allow a user to access specific legal information for use during litigation. The user can connect to a web site and access particular information from multiple sources based on the litigation task the user wishes to accomplish One litigation task is to create a litigation profile for a target, such as a particular litigant, attorney, judge, court, or firm. In this way, the user can perform focused and task-based searching to receive information about particular filings in particular locations, made by particular entities without knowing which sources contain certain pieces of the litigation information. For example, the user can receive all documents relating to summary judgment for patent infringement filed by a particular attorney in a particular court without specifying the source of information. In one aspect, the user can also access the source(s) upon receiving the results.

Systems and methods for profiled and focused searching of litigation information

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Kent, WA, United States of America

Duane Robert Wald