Amazon Technologies, Inc.

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John Ingram Baker Dugaw

Jeremy Boynes

Andrew Stuart Huntwork

Zachary Mohamed Shalla

Anand Victor

Bruce Ferry

Julian Sell

Sarah M Snavely

Sarah McIlwain

Disclosed are various embodiments involving access to guest orders in an electronic commerce application. In one embodiment, a request to access a guest account is obtained from a client. The request specifies a destination network address and an order identifier. A message is sent to the destination network address in response to verifying that the destination network address and the order identifier are associated with the guest account. The message includes a link that facilitates access to an order management function for the guest account.

Access to guest accounts in electronic commerce

Disclosed are various embodiments for the mapping of behavior to data. Multiple behavior elements from a code library that are compatible with one or more data elements of a document are determined according to a data contract associated with each one of the behavior elements. Each of the behavior elements is configured to consume one or more data elements and produce a user interface feature. One or more of the behavior elements are selected according to one or more rules. A mapping of the selected behavior elements to the data elements is generated.

Mapping behavior to data

Disclosed are various embodiments involving access to guest orders in an electronic commerce application. In one embodiment, a guest order is generated for the purchase of a product in a server based on interaction with a client over a network. The guest order is stored in a data store in isolation with respect to a plurality of user accounts and in isolation with respect to a plurality of other guest orders stored in the data store. Client access is provided in the server to order data associated with the guest order to facilitate at least one customer action with respect to the guest order.

Disclosed are various embodiments for the mapping of behavior to data. Multiple behavior elements from a code library that are compatible with one or more data elements of a document are automatically determined according to a data contract associated with each one of the behavior elements. Each of the behavior elements is configured to consume one or more data elements and produce a network page feature according to a behavior. One or more of the behavior elements are selected automatically according to a plurality of rules, thereby producing one or more selected behavior elements. A mapping of the one or more selected behavior elements to the one or more data elements is automatically generated.

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Covington, WA, United States of America

John Ingram Baker Dugaw