Coupons.com Incorporated

Quotient Technology Inc.

Michael Walsh

Steven R Boal

Ehsan Hoque

Venkata Radha Krishna Proddaturi

Joshua Arteaga

Ravi Kant Keswani

Nahrin Reihaneh

William Robert Fisher

Kavita Aggarwal

Manicka Babu

Bingwu Li

In an embodiment, a computer-implemented method providing improvements in clearance of offers, comprising receiving payout transaction metadata from a first computing device controlled by a first entity, the payout transaction metadata relating to a point of sale transaction using a coupon associated with a coupon campaign; in response to approving the coupon for payout, posting a payout transaction to be written on two independent payout blockchains including a first payout blockchain associated with the first entity and a second payout blockchain associated with the coupon campaign, the payout transaction including at least a portion of the payout transaction metadata; receiving payout transaction metadata from a second computing device controlled by a second entity associated with the coupon campaign, the payout transaction metadata relating to a payout event that corresponds with a payout transaction written on the second payout blockchain.

Multi-axis blockchain clearance of offers

In an embodiment, a computer-implemented method providing improvements in clearance of offers, comprising receiving redemption transaction metadata from a first computing device controlled by a first entity, the redemption transaction metadata relating to a point of sale transaction using a coupon associated with a coupon campaign; in response to approving the coupon for redemption, posting a redemption transaction to be written on two independent redemption blockchains including a first redemption blockchain associated with the first entity and a second redemption blockchain associated with the coupon campaign, the redemption transaction including at least a portion of the redemption transaction metadata; receiving payout transaction metadata from a second computing device controlled by a second entity associated with the coupon campaign, the payout transaction metadata relating to a payout event that corresponds with a redemption transaction written on the second redemption blockchain.

A coupon clearinghouse server receives a request for a coupon offer from a client device. The server transmits only a first subset of coupon offer data for the coupon offer to the client device, and stores, in memory, a first code for a first merchant at which the coupon offer is redeemable. The code is not revealed to the client device. Subsequently, the server receives, from the client device, a second code that the client device has obtained at a point of sale system. The server determines if there is a match between the first code and the second code, and if so, transmits the second subset of coupon offer data including coupon offer redemption instructions to the client device. The client device presents the now complete coupon offer to the point of sale system to redeem the coupon offer.

Digital coupon offer redemption

An electronic document and associated system, methods and apparatus is described. The electronic document is loaded in a user device configured to communicate with an external device that generates instructions for augmenting content contained in the electronic document with links to contextually relevant information. The content can be augmented with one or more user interface elements, and the augmented content can be displayed with one or more attributes which can be selected by a document author. The document author can mark or otherwise designate one or more portions of the electronic document to be excluded from the augmenting process.

System and method for augmenting content in electronic documents with links to contextually relevant information

A system includes a control source that is provided on a server and control logic that executes on a terminal. The control logic executes on a terminal to (i) identify a plurality of attributes on the terminal, the attributes including an identifier for each of a plurality of terminal assets that include one or more of a hardware fixture, firmware, or operating system; and (ii) generate signature data from the plurality of attributes. The control source is configured to make a determination from the signature data as to whether the terminal is known or unknown.

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Michael Walsh