Intuit, Inc.

Jessie Ann Haffey

Robert W Cox

Lin Jiang

Ann Yeh

Thinh Lam

Robin E Florentine

Vince Maniago

Marko Rukonic

Keith Anders Olson

A spending analysis display is provided that includes first, second, and third display regions, wherein an uncategorized financial transaction of the first display region is selectable by a user, and a sweeping motion toward either the second or third display region categorizes the selected uncategorized financial transaction under a financial transaction category represented by the second or third display region that is positioned in the direction of the sweeping motion.

Method and system for providing an interactive spending analysis display

A spending analysis display is provided that includes first, second and third display regions, wherein an uncategorized financial transaction of a first display region are selectable by a user and through a sweeping motion towards either second or third display regions categorizes the selected uncategorized financial transaction under a financial transaction category represented by the second or third display region that is positioned in the direction of the sweeping motion.

A spending analysis display is provided that includes a spending analysis number associated with a defined Uber financial transaction category and that indicates to a user an average spending amount for the current time period category, such as a weekday or a weekend day, during a defined comparison timeframe, such as the last 30 days. The spending analysis number calculated and displayed varies according to the current time, and the determined time period category of the current time. Consequently, as one example, the spending analysis number calculated and displayed for a weekday, or work day, is likely different than the spending analysis number calculated and displayed on a weekend day, or non-work day.

Method and system for providing a spending analysis display dynamically adapted to defined categories of day and/or date

A system and method for managing website scripts includes operations which provide for user contributed website scripts for use by consumer users and computing systems providing services on their behalf. User contributed website scripts are used to periodically gather user data. Following receipt of a user contributed website script, validation operations are performed in order to ensure that the user contributed website script operates properly. Once an initial determination is made that the website script operates properly, award points are awarded to the contributing user, and contribution points are assigned. If performance of the user contributed website script fails after initial acceptance, the number of contribution points associated with the user contributed website script is reduced. If the number of contribution points associated with a user contributed website script falls below a predetermined threshold, the user contributed website script is rendered unavailable for use.

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Jessie Ann Haffey