Coupa Software Inc.

Quotient Technology Inc.

Justin Mahen Mehta

Scott Harris

Andrew Miller

Marvin Renaud

John Neumann Belanger

Ivan Michael Chalif

Yasha Avshalumov

Seth Marlatt

According to an embodiment, a data processing method comprises obtaining a first record associated with a first computer and a second record associated with a second computer that is different than the first computer; in response to determining that the first record has been obtained from a primary source, determining that at least a first set of key information in the first record matches a second set of key information in the second record, and in response thereto: creating and storing a master record comprising a union of the first record and the second record; using the master record to determine one or more electronic offers to present to any of a user, a computing device, or an account that is associated with the master record.

Forming and using master records based on consumer transaction data

In an embodiment, a system and method for the following steps are described herein: receiving transactional data describing transactions between multiple computing devices, using the transactional data, identifying multiple instances of a particular event type, each instance comprising multiple transactions associated with a particular computing device, using the transactional data related to the multiple instances of the particular event type, determining multiple items for the particular event type, receiving, from a client computing device, an event generation request for an event of the particular event type, generating an event template identifying one or more of the multiple items associated with the particular event type, and displaying, through a graphical user interface executing on the client computing device, the event template.

Using transaction data to identify computing devices capable of performing transactions subject to transaction parameters

According to an embodiment, a data processing method comprises obtaining a first record associated with a first computer and a second record associated with a second computer that is different than the first computer; in response to determining that the first record has been obtained from a primary source, determining that at least a first set of key information in the first record matches a second set of key information in the second record, and in response thereto: creating and storing a master record comprising a union of the first record and the second record; storing, in a database, a third set of key information in the first record that does not match the second set, and a fourth set of key information in the second record that does not match the first set; using the master record to determine one or more electronic offers to present to any of a user, a computing device, or an account that is associated with the master record.

Systems and methods for generating event templates for requested event types are described herein. In an embodiment, a server computer receives transactional data describing transactions between a plurality of computing devices. The server computer uses the transactional data to identify a plurality of instances of a particular event type by determining, for each instance, that a plurality of transactions associated with a particular computing device relate to an event of the particular event type. The server computer uses the transactional data related to the plurality of instances of the particular event type to determine a plurality of items for the particular event type. When the server computer receives a request from a client computing device to generate an event, the server computer generates and displays an event template which identifies the plurality of items.

Systems for using transaction data to generate optimized event templates based on a requested event type

Systems and methods for identifying, filtering, and/or ranking optimal computing devices for performing transactions are described herein. In an embodiment, a server computer receives transactional data describing transactions between a first plurality of computing devices and a second plurality of computing devices. The server computer determines that particular plurality of the transactions is associated with a particular computing device of the first plurality of computing device. The server computer normalizes identifiers of an entity associated with the particular computing device across the particular plurality of the transactions. When the server computer receives a request for computing devices capable of performing a particular transaction according to one or more transaction parameters, the server computer uses the transactional data describing the particular plurality of the transactions to determine that the entity is capable of performing the particular transaction according to the one or more transaction parameters and, in response, causes displaying the normalized identifier on the client computing device.

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Belmont, CA, United States of America

Justin Mahen Mehta