Bank of America Corporation

Melissa Christine Derville Hart

Karen Lea MacQueen

Katherine Kei-Zen Dintenfass

Robert Nyeland Huggins

Sandra Ann Breece

Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for generating and training a module selection engine for distribution allocation in a network environment. The present invention is configured to receive a subordinate user account identifier associated with a subordinate user account; determine a supervisor user account identifier associated with the subordinate user account identifier; apply a module selection engine to the subordinate user account identifier, wherein the module selection engine determines a plurality of modules to present to the subordinate user based on the subordinate user account identifier; generate, by the module selection engine, a plurality of module interface components; transmit the plurality of module interface components to a user device associated with the subordinate user account; and determine a plurality of module completion statuses for each module of the plurality of module interface components.

Systems and methods for generating and training a module selection engine for distribution allocation in a network environment

A system is provided for controlling resources using parallel computing devices. In particular, the system may comprise one or more applications installed across one or more computing devices, where the one or more applications may be configured to control resource transfers. Certain applications may be configured such that one application, such as a primary application, may implement one or more controls or restrictions on resource transfers that may be executed by another application, or a secondary application. The primary application may further be configured to monitor the secondary application to retrieve various types of data from the secondary application, such as resource transfer metrics data. The system may be configured to, based on the data associated with the secondary application, generate one or more resource-related projections with respect to the secondary application. In this way, the system provides an efficient way to control resource transfers across parallel computing devices.

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Cornelius, NC, United States of America

Melissa Christine Derville Hart