Venuenext, Inc.

Edan Rosenberg

John Paul

Paraag Marathe

John E York

Brano Perkovich

Surjansu Kundu

Frank Conway

Anthony Perez

Ronak Bhatt

Dustin Alpert

A method and apparatus for generating visually perceivable data representing a digital order of goods or services is provided. In an embodiment, visually perceivable data is generated and displayed at first device representing a digital order which is the subject of a transaction. In an embodiment, a second device receives digital data comprising a digital image and determines the digital image matches the visually perceivable data. In an embodiment, the second device receives data representing the digital order in response to determining the digital image matches the visually perceivable data. In an embodiment, the second device completes a digital transaction after receiving the digital order.

Transaction terminal with code scan for payment

A method and system for generating perceivable data representing a digital order is provided. A GUI receives a user selection of a particular button of a plurality of buttons. Each button of the plurality of buttons is for adding a respective menu or catalog item to a checkout cart. The particular button displays within its border at least one line of copy and at least one emoji, where the at least one emoji indicates the respective menu or catalog item. The at least one line of copy provides a text description of the respective menu or catalog item and is displayed in at least a minimum font point size and at least a minimum color contrast ratio relative to a background of the particular button. The GUI is then updated to indicate that the respective menu or catalog item for the particular button is added to the checkout cart.

Symbol-assisted menu selection for transaction terminals

An application associated with an online system executing on a client device identifies an additional application on the client device with which the application may exchange information. To exchange information between the application and additional application, the online system receives a request for authentication information from the application that identifies the additional application and a user of the application. The online system generates and stores authentication information in association with an identifier associated with the user by the application and with an identifier of the additional application. After communicating the authentication information to the client device, the online system receives a request to verify the authentication information from the additional application. If the authentication information is verified, the online system stores an association between an identifier associated with the user by the additional application that was included in the request and the identifier associated with the user by the application.

Communicating information between applications executing on a client device via authentication information generated by an application

To improve user interaction with a venue, a venue management system is associated with the venue and maintains information associated with users and with vendors associated with the venue. The venue management system receives orders for products or services from users and communicates the received orders to vendors associated with the venue to be fulfilled. The venue management system may group orders having one or more common characteristics received from various users and communicate the group to a vendor to allow the vendor to more efficiently fulfill orders. Further, the venue management system maintains associations between vendors and regions of the venue and may dynamically modify the associations between vendors and regions of a venue to expedite the fulfillment of orders received from various users.

Grouping orders for delivery to vendors of a venue

A venue is associated with various parking lots, and a user may purchase a space in one of the parking lots. A venue management system associated with the venue stores an association between the user and the parking lot. Based on a location of a client device associated with the user, the venue management system communicates navigation directions to the client device for presentation to the user. The directions communicated to the client device account for traffic conditions within a threshold distance of the parking lot, and the venue management system may modify stored directions to the parking lot based on the traffic conditions and communicate the modified directions to the client device for presentation to the user. Additionally, the traffic conditions used by the venue management system include information describing on current usage of various parking lots associated with the venue to allow the user to bypass congestion.

Modifying directions to a parking lot associated with a venue based on traffic conditions proximate to the parking lot

A venue management system receives location information from various client devices within a venue. The venue management system identifies content for presentation within the venue and maps portions of the identified content to different client devices based on the location information received from the client devices. For example, different pixels of an image are mapped to different client devices based on location information from the client devices. The venue management system then sends portions of the content to client devices mapped to the corresponding portions, and the client devices present their mapped portion of the identified content using display devices on the client devices.

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Princeton Jct., NJ, United States of America

Edan Rosenberg