Capital One Services, LLC

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Robert Duke

Jonathan C Coon

Ryan Engle

Ryan Peck

William George Henderson

A website is navigated automatically in a sequential manner, for example by performing a series of specific network requests in a specified order, without necessarily using a browser, and without necessarily rendering each web page in the sequence. Interactions with a website are automatically recorded, stored, and analyzed. Requests and responses can be associated with particular input/output operations. Based on the analysis, the system can determine what data is expected by web servers, so that it can effectively simulate browser operations in connection with those web servers, and extract useful information from the data received in response to those operations. Thus, data extraction and/or other operations can be performed more efficiently and more quickly, while reducing the computing resources needed.

Automated sequential site navigation

Multiple on-line coupons are automatically tested on items of interest to a customer, without requiring the customer to perform any action or to look for such coupons in various sources. Such testing can be automatically initiated and performed on items within the customer's shopping cart. Alternatively or additionally, testing can be automatically initiated and performed while the customer is browsing a page for an item on an e-commerce website, before the customer has even placed items in his or her shopping cart. The best coupon or coupons are then presented to the customer, or automatically applied to provide the customer with the appropriate discounts.

Automated testing of multiple on-line coupons

Disclosed are methods, systems, and non-transitory computer-readable medium for testing and applying codes to electronic shopping carts. For instance, the method may include monitoring a shopping cart associated with an e-commerce website and with a user; in response to detecting a change to the shopping cart, testing codes with respect to a present content of the shopping cart to determine valid codes; selecting at least one of the valid codes; determining a status of the session; and performing an action based on the status and the at least one selected code. The testing the codes with respect to the present content of the shopping cart may include: cloning the shopping cart to form a cloned shopping cart in a shadow session; and/or obtaining the codes; and testing the codes on the cloned shopping cart in the shadow session to determine the valid codes.

Methods and systems for testing and applying codes to electronic shopping carts

A website is navigated automatically in a sequential manner, for example by performing a series of specific network requests in a specified order, without necessarily using a browser, and without necessarily rendering each web page in the sequence. Interactions with a website are automatically recorded, stored, and analyzed. Requests and responses can be associated with particular in-put/output operations. Based on the analysis, the system can determine what data is expected by web servers, so that it can effectively simulate browser operations in connection with those web servers, and extract useful information from the data received in response to those operations. Thus, data extraction and/or other operations can be performed more efficiently and more quickly, while reducing the computing resources needed.

Multi-purpose strainer wrench

A sewage transfer system connecting the sewer outlet of a recreational vehicle to a remote sewer collection inlet that include a primary sewer line to connect the vehicle sewer outlet; an L-shape rigid pipe associated with the primary sewer line; and a hub, washer and clamping device to connect the L-shaped rigid pipe in a gas-tight and water-tight connection to the sewer inlet.

Sewer transfer system

A plumbing tool having a suction producing effect allows for the convenient installation of plumbing components which are mounted on barriers such as within sinks which cannot be conveniently held in place by a lone individual during installation. The suction device acts as an extra 'band' to allow the plumber to install and assemble components on opposite sides of sinks in a quick, safe efficient manner.

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Robert Duke