Loop Commerce, Inc.

Shane Parrish

Gabriel Saunkeah

Alex Sirota

Soren Mills

Subha Shetty

Roy Erez

Cherry Wee

Andres Mendez

David Warmerdam

Deny Chen

Roman Boudagov

Systems and methods for determining whether a transaction between a consumer and a retailer qualifies for the consumer to receive an offer to send a gift received as a result of the transaction to a separate recipient. A gifting service system receives order confirmation details associated with the transaction, and assesses a variety of information from various sources to determine if the transaction qualifies for the offer. If so, the offer to send a gift is presented to the consumer. Once the consumer accepts the offer, the gifting service system obtains various selections and items of information, and sends a gift notification to an intended recipient. The gifting service system interacts with the recipient to obtain various selections and items of information to facilitate delivery of the gift to the recipient.

Systems and methods for dynamic post-transaction orders and redemption

Systems and methods for generating dynamically definable gift objects are provided. A gift service may train a gift object algorithm and a gift selection algorithm using sample datasets. A gift request may be received and the gift service may generate a gift object with an undefined set of gift object using the gift object algorithm. A redemption request may be received and the gift service may generate a custom set of gift selection options using the gift selection algorithm in response to the redemption request. A selection from the custom set of gift selection options may be received and the gift object algorithm and the gift selection algorithm may be updated based on the redemption request, the custom set of gift selection options, and the selection.

System, method, and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium for dynamically definable gift objects

Systems and methods for gift selection, attribution, and distribution are provided. The systems and methods may detect a gifting signal that is associated with an event corresponding to a recipient. The systems and methods can provide an option to generate a gift for the recipient. If the option is selected, the systems and methods can identify a set of product criteria associated with the event and the recipient. Based on the criteria, the systems and methods can obtain product selection options for the gift and provide these options to a gift sender. In response to a selection from the gift sender, the systems and methods can generate the gift, which includes a redemption option for the selection.

Systems and methods for facilitating gift selection, attribution, and distribution

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Menlo Park, CA, United States of America

Shane Parrish