Bank of America Corporation

Robert Julian Oddy

Lalit Dhawan

Govinda Rajulu Nelluri

Christine Meloro Hill

Srinivasa Rao Dakshinyam

Donald Steve Curtis

Sumita Desai

Alejandro Jose Carao

Claire A Rolfes

Sudhaker Raj

Anup C Menon

A system for integration and interoperability between disparate distributed server technologies is provided. In particular, the system may provide communications functionality between heterogenous distributed register technology networks. In this regard, the system may establish an interoperability layer between the disparate networks to allow cross-network process flows to be executed. The interoperability layer may comprise one or more network services nodes for each distributed register technology to be integrated by the system. Each network services nodes may act as an event handler for internal processes executed within a given distributed register network and be configured to send and receive data from other network services nodes regarding the execution of such processes. The respective network services may then use the data obtained regarding such internal processes to in turn execute its own processes. In this way, the system may efficiently integrate networks using disparate distributed register technologies.

System for integration and interoperability between disparate distributed server technologies

Aspects of the disclosure relate to using natural language processing techniques for automated message processing. A computing platform may receive a first message and may apply natural language processing algorithms to the first message to identify an intent associated with the first message and a confidence score associated with the identified intent. The computing platform may determine that the confidence score exceeds a predetermined intent identification threshold. In response to determining that the confidence score exceeds the predetermined intent identification threshold, the computing platform may identify a destination device associated with the intent and a corresponding structured format. The computing platform may generate a second message, which may include the intent and may conform to the structured format. The computing platform may send, to the destination device, the second message, which may cause the destination device to perform an action associated with the intent.

Natural language platform for automated message processing

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London, United Kingdom

Robert Julian Oddy