Bank of America Corporation

Mardochee Macxis

Sandeep Gandhi

Ryan Scott Heller

Indradeep Dantuluri

Muralidhar Chowdarapu

Charanjit S Bagga

Saurabh Khanna

Mansoor Zafar

Silvia Adriana Krasuk

Rupal V Shah

Walter Thomas Robinson

Burton M Covnot

Christopher J Smith

Sunny Singh

Eugene Rohrwasser

Brandon Minton

Jinna Zevulun Kim

William August Stahlhut

Richard Huw Thomas

Todd Michael Goodyear

Christine D Black

Brady Prentice Merkel

Shola L Oni

Terrence Williamson

Anup Philip

Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for tracking and logging resource transfers in a distributed network. The present invention is configured to generate a distributed ledger associated with a resource identifier; receive a resource transfer associated with the resource identifier, the resource transfer comprising a resource transfer between a sender account and a recipient account; update the distributed ledger based on the resource transfer; and generate a resource token based on the distributed ledger.

Systems, methods, and apparatuses for tracking and logging resource transfers via a distributed network

Embodiments of the invention are directed to a system, method, or computer program product for convenient, secure digital data archiving and utilization across multiple communication channels. The method includes extracting one or more data input fields from a form and generating one or more user prompts to be presented to a user in order to complete at least one of the one or more entries of the one or more data input fields. The method further includes causing the transmission of at least one of the one or more user prompts to the user and receiving a prompt response from the user. The method further includes displaying to the user a completed generated form in an appropriate channel format, and provides a process for secure e-signature and cross-stream utilization of user input.

Cross channel digital data archiving and utilization system

Embodiments of the invention are directed to a system, method, or computer program product for digital form integration and presentation. The method includes extracting one or more data input fields from a form and generating one or more user prompts to be presented to a user in order to complete at least one of the one or more entries of the one or more data input fields. The method further includes causing the transmission of at least one of the one or more user prompts to the user and receiving a prompt response from the user. The method also includes determining whether the prompt response meets one or more form requirements for a given entry and updating the form upon determination that the prompt response meets one or more form requirements for a given entry. The method further includes displaying to the user the form in an appropriate channel format.

Systems and methods for tool integration using cross channel digital forms

Embodiments of the invention are directed to a system, method, or computer program product for a template based design approach for cross channel digital data parsing and generation. The system allows for onboarding of various types of forms to push them out to users via multiple various user viewing channels. The invention identifies the sections or fields of the form that require user input and presents those fields using an advanced digital solution illustrated in the channel format. The system is expandable, allowing for a single backend upload of additional forms irrespective of the channel.

Cross channel digital data parsing and generation system

Aspects of the disclosure relate to processing systems for performing just-in-time front end template generation using a logical DOM. A computing device may receive, from a web server host platform, an HTML page with a DOM structure. The computing device may parse the DOM structure to generate a logical DOM, which may include a key value store identifying dynamic elements to be updated based on data received from a data source different from the web server host platform. The computing device may receive, from a data source computer system, source data. The computing device may modify the logical DOM, based on the source data, by replacing the dynamic elements with corresponding values from the source data. This may produce a first updated real DOM. The computing device may render a first graphical user interface based on the first updated real DOM, and may display the first graphical user interface.

Just-in-time front end template generation using logical document object models

Aspects of the disclosure relate to cognitive automation-based engine processing on audio files and streams received from meetings and/or telephone calls. A noise mask can be applied to enhance the audio. Real-time speech analytics separate speech for different speakers into time-stamped streams, which are transcribed and merged into a combined output. The output is parsed by analyzing the combined output for correct syntax, normalized by breaking the parsed data into record groups for efficient processing, validated to ensure that the data satisfies defined formats and input criteria, and enriched to correct for any errors and to augment the audio information. Notifications based on the enriched data may be provided to call or meeting participants. Cognitive automation functions may also identify callers or meeting attendees, identify action items, assign tasks, calendar appointments for future meetings, create email distribution lists, route transcriptions, monitor for legal compliance, and correct for regionalization issues.

Cognitive automation-based engine BOT for processing audio and taking actions in response thereto

Aspects of the disclosure relate to transmission of emergency event notifications and reception of responses corresponding to the emergency event notifications. A computing platform may receive emergency event information. The computing device may identify, based on the emergency event information, a first target device. The computing device may transmit, a first notification to the first target device. Thereafter, the computing device may receive, from the first target device, a response corresponding to the first notification. The computing device may identify, based on the first response and the emergency event information, a second target device. Then, the computing device may transmit a second notification to the second target device. The second notification may comprise information that is different from information in the first notification.

Leveraging fifth generation (5G) cellular capabilities for transmission and reception of emergency notifications and responses

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