Adp, Inc.

Lauren Miller

Yair Pike

Claire Casaregola

Michael Greene

Harshita Daddala

Lohit J Sarma

Christopher Fahey

Joseph Pirtle

Robert Stephen Tucker

Kuntal Roy

Kevin A Miller

Harini Satyanarayanan

David Dushaj

Alexander Chan

Elizabeth Gao

Michael F Brown

Annelise Levitt

Edgardo Aviles Lopez

A method for providing a user interface in a low-code or no-code development platform includes generating, by a computing system, a graphic user interface of an application development program. The graphic user interface includes: a first area including a list of blocks; a second area including a structured data object comprising nodes corresponding to one or more of the blocks; and a third area including a parameter field of a selected one of the nodes, wherein the parameter field is configured to receive user input defining both a static string and a dynamic variable.

Method and system for providing static and dynamic inputs and advanced logging capabilities in application development systems

A method, computer system, and computer program manage revisions in a document. The document is displayed in a graphical user interface. The document comprises a structured data object composed from a set of tiles, wherein each tile corresponds to one or more data nodes. The tiles are composable according to a domain-specific language of an integrated development environment. One or more revisions to the structured data object are received in sequence. The revisions to each data node of the set of tiles composing the structured data object are independently managed, enabling each revision to be independently reverted to a prior state irrespective of the sequence and revisions to other data nodes of the set of tiles and without reverting the other data nodes of the structured data object to their prior state.

Block level document revision

A method for application development is provided. The method comprises receiving a number of documents, wherein each document represents a component of an application, and wherein a subset of the documents comprises overrides that link one component to another. A file tree structure is created for the application from the documents, wherein the file tree structure is organized according to component type. The documents are grouped according to component type and overrides, and the file tree structure is displayed to a user according to component type or according to a custom view specified by the user, wherein both views display the grouped documents and overrides among the documents.

File tree structure

A method for designing a logic flow for a user interface is provided. The method comprises receiving from a first task for an automation process file from a user. The automation process file defines a set of system activities. The first task is added to the automation process file and submitted to a machine learning engine, which determines a number of suggested tasks to be performed after the first task. The suggested tasks are based on frequencies with which previous users have used each task after the first task. The suggested tasks are then presented to the user. A second task is received from the user to be performed after the first task. The second task may be selected from the suggested tasks but not necessarily so. The second task is then added to the automation process file.

Linking stages in process flows with machine learning

A method, computer system, and computer program product display a set of tiles within a first area of a graphical user interface. Each tile corresponds to a set of data nodes that are composable structured data objects according to a domain-specific language. A structured data object is composed from selected tiles and is displayed within a second area of the graphical user interface. Displaying the structured data object includes displaying a first tile and a second tile within a context of the structured data object. A value override is displayed at the first tile when a first value of the first set of data nodes is overridden by a second value of the second set of data nodes.

User interface engine for miniapp development

Building a user interface of an application under development is provided. A data field is connected to each label user interface component within a respective column user interface component. A name of the data field connected to a respective label user interface component is displayed in a canvas area of an application development workspace. Data of the data field connected to each respective label user interface component are rendered in the canvas area of the application development workspace enabling a user to preview a look of the user interface of the application under development during application design time before implementation. The user interface of the application under development is built in response to receiving an input from the user to build the user interface after previewing the look of the user interface.

Dynamic column guides and data representation on an application development workspace

A method, computer system, and computer program product compose a business rule. A computer system displays a set of tiles within a first area of a graphical user interface, each tile corresponding to a set of data nodes that are composable into structured data objects according to a domain-specific language. Dragging a selected tile from the first area to a drop zone within a second area of the graphical user interface appends the corresponding set of data nodes into a structured data object. Receiving a user input that sets focus on the drop zone displays a text field that replaces the drop zone w. A drop-down list is associated with the text field. The drop-down list consists of a set of permissible tiles for data nodes that can be appended to the structured data object according to a context of the structured data object.

A computer-implemented method of enabling distributed computers to communicate more effectively in an enterprise that provides flexible approval notifications in an organization, wherein at least one of the distributed computers stores a graph database in which attributes regarding individuals of the organization are stored. The computer-implemented method includes receiving, at a server computer in the distributed computers, a request for a task to be performed, wherein the task requires approval by at least a first person in the organization who has authority to approve the request. The computer-implemented method also includes traversing, by the server computer, the graph database, to determine an identity of the first person, wherein traversing is performed based on criteria determined at least partially by information automatically extracted from the request. The computer-implemented method also includes transmitting, automatically by the server computer, the request to a client computer to which the first person has access.

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