Bank of America Corporation

Kenneth R Cox

Leslie LaRock

Kerry Michelle Cantley

Michael Gerald Smith

Jasher David Fowles

Shawn Cart Gunsolley

Jeanne M Moulton

Timmy Leo Gauvin

Clarence Edward Lee, Ii

Charles Christopher Harbinson

Ronald Hollander

Georgeann Paschal Gregory

Christopher David Greth

Timothy Alan Mincey

Tami Marie Shepard

Theresa A Haynes

Haywood P Enloe

Raymond William Schall, Jr

Shashi R Warrier

A method, apparatus, computer-readable medium, and/or system may comprise a user device configured to receive, from a user, a selection of a plurality of dependent computing tasks for a first computing task. The user device may transmit, to a computing device, the selection of the plurality of dependent computing tasks for the first computing task. The system may comprise a computing device comprising a processor and memory storing computer-executable instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the computing device to receive, from the user device, the selection of the plurality of dependent computing tasks for the first computing task. The computing device may store, at a task registry and in association with the first computing task, an indication of the plurality of dependent computing tasks. The computing device may cause transmission of the first computing task from the task registry to a task queue. In some aspects, a dependent task queue may comprise the plurality of dependent computing tasks. The computing device may determine whether the plurality of dependent computing tasks has been executed. If the plurality of dependent computing tasks has been executed, the computing device may determine one or more nodes for executing the first computing task and cause transmission of the first computing task from the task queue to the one or more nodes for executing the first computing task. The one or more nodes may be configured to execute the first computing task in response to receiving the first computing task from the task queue.

Digital processing system for event and/or time based triggering management, and control of tasks

An image item processing engine for image item exchange may receive an image item data packet including two image items, each including a digital image documenting an action for a recipient institution and associated metadata. The metadata may identify the image item sender and a country associated with an image item, the packet originator, or the recipient institution, at least one country associated with the second image item being different than a country associated with the first image item. The engine may apply sorting rules to determine item types for the first and second image items based on their metadata, determine a recipient institution for the packet based on the item types, assemble a data transfer packet including the digital images and metadata included in the first and second image items, and provide the data transfer packet to a transfer packet routing service for routing to the selected recipient institution.

System and method for transferring image systems of different types between computers in a single data packet

Stored documents can be recognized and identified by evaluation of their attributes from an image file to obtain a document specification that can be compared to stored data about the document. The image file is analyzed using a processor in order to discern image attributes. The image attributes form a specification for the document in the image. This specification can then be compared to the stored criteria using the processor, and the result of the comparison can be stored. An embodiment of the invention can be used in a check processing system for a financial institution. In such a case, the corresponding data comprises MICR data and the image attributes can, for example, indicate whether the document is a check in a carrier, as opposed a paper check by itself.

Identifying stored documents by evaluating image attributes

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Mooresville, NC, United States of America

Kenneth R Cox