Wells Fargo Bank, N.a.

Matthew Fitzroy Lynch

Faith Maria Lane

Daniel Gracey

Jeffrey Thomas Simpson

Kyle Patrick Mitchell

Derrek Ramon Turner

Amir Zelazny

Brooks Gallagher LeComte

Carter C Hansen

Jonathan Paul Sidarous

Duke Lee Gunn, Jr

Nicholas Kent Pieri

Matthew Aaron Fick

Matthew Mark Di Prinzio

Barbara Lynne Gertz

Dennis Frederick Gutknecht

Steven A Jolley

Mary E Huxhold

A system and related method are provided to receive user streaming interaction data (USID) and determine a context of the interaction. Processed stream data is stored, and emotion information (EI) is created by analyzing the processed stream data, producing an EI-tagged interaction record. An overall first EI value (EIV) reflects a value of an EI at a first time, and an overall second EIV reflects a value of an EI at a second time. Indicators related to the EIs are provided on a device of a service representative (SR). When the second EIV is more negative than the first EIV, the system communicates a recommended action to the service representative that is dependent upon on the context of the interaction and the EI.

Emotional intelligence assistant

Various examples are directed to systems and methods for interfacing between a user and a computing device. The computing device may receive data describing a projected periodic savings amount and first expense data describing a first expense of the user. The first expense data may indicate an amount of the first expense and a first expense time when the first expense will be incurred. The computing device may display a graphical user interface at a display. The graphical user interface may comprise a savings shape having a size based at least in part on the projected periodic savings amount and a first expense shape having a size based at least in part on the first amount. The computing device may receive an instruction to place the first expense shape in the savings shape and may determine that the projected periodic savings amount is sufficient to fund the first expense at the first time. The computing device may display, at the graphical user interface, the first expense shape positioned within the savings shape.

User interface for planning tool

Techniques for assisting a user achieve goals is discussed. In an example, a method can include prompting a user for a goal, periodically checking one or more data sources for activity related to the goal, and electronically modulating a resource based on a comparison of the activity related to the goal and a parameter of the goal.

Techniques for self-compliance

Various examples are directed to systems and methods for interfacing between a user and a computing device. The computing device may receive data describing a projected periodic savings amount and first expense data describing a first expense of the user. The computing device may display a graphical user interface at a display. The graphical user interface may comprise a savings shape having a size based at least in part on the projected periodic savings amount and a first expense shape having a size based at least in part on the first amount. The computing device may receive an instruction to place the first expense shape in the savings shape and may determine that the projected periodic savings amount is sufficient to fund the first expense at a first time. The computing device may display, at the graphical user interface, the first expense shape positioned within the savings shape.

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Matthew Fitzroy Lynch