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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 07, 2026
Filed:
May. 09, 2023
Truist Bank, Charlotte, NC (US);
Nagaraja Hebbar, Atlanta, GA (US);
Truist Bank, Charlotte, NC (US);
Abstract
A computing environment can provide subsystem-specific notifications of adjustments to a batch of requests. For example, a system can receive an alert indicating an occurrence of an event involving an adjustment to a submitted batch of requests. The system can identify a set of subsystems from a group of subsystems to notify of the occurrence of the event. Each subsystem in the set of subsystems can be configured to receive notifications from a corresponding message queue of a group of message queues. The system can, for each message queue of the group of message queues, customize a subsystem-specific notification of the occurrence of the event. The subsystem-specific notification can be formatted according to a formatting criterion for a corresponding subsystem. For each message queue of the group of message queues, the system can publish the subsystem-specific notification to the message queue for transmission to the corresponding subsystem.
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