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US 12,223,532 · App. 16/779,600 · Granted Feb 11, 2025

Dynamic processing of electronic messaging data and protocols to automatically generate location predictive retrieval using a networked, multi-stack computing environment

Inventors: Paul Fredrich (Brooklyn, NY); Michael Bifolco (Irvington, NY); Greg E. Alvo (Brooklyn, NY); Ofir Shalom (Jersey City, NJ)
Assignee: OrderGroove, LLC
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Patent No.
US 12,223,532
App. No.
16/779,600
Granted
Feb 11, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

Various embodiments relate generally to computer science, data science, software, and computer program and platform architectures, including processing data received at an adaptive distribution platform to identify a point of time, initiating automatic replenishment of the item by the adaptive distribution platform if the point of time is substantially within the date range, transmitting a message to a client, the message including a characteristic of the item and a control user input, receiving a response to the message, processing the response to determine whether to adjust the scheduled delivery to replenish the item, generating a confirmation message to the client, transmitting a control signal from the adaptive distribution platform to a system, and adapting a predicted distribution event associated with the item.

Claims (52)

1. A method, comprising:

processing data received at an adaptive distribution platform implementing a multi-stack application configured to identify a point of time at one or more levels of a programming stack of the multi-stack application, the point of time being evaluated against a date range associated with a zone of time, the point of time being a function of a usage rate based on a rate of consumption;

initiating automatic replenishment of the item by the adaptive distribution platform if the point of time is substantially within the date range;

after the initiating, transmitting a message to a client associated with a first location via a transport level of the programming stack, the message including a characteristic of the item and a control user input configured to adapt a scheduled delivery to replenish the item;

receiving a response to the message at the adaptive distribution platform;

classifying the item based on application of a machine learning application or a deep learning application to automatically predict consumption of the item as a function of the point of time;

determining automatically one or more retrieval options proximate to the client at the first location to select a message format protocol associated with the transport level of the programming stack;

implementing a portion of the multi-stack application to generate automatically location predictive retrieval data using a networked multi-stack computing environment to determine available inventory at a second location proximate to that of a third location associated with a mobile device associated with an account identified in account data, the available inventory associated with other locations associated with one or more inventory management systems;

processing the response to determine whether to automatically adjust the scheduled delivery to replenish the item based on the proximate location that is predicted automatically relative to the device associated with the account identified to form an adjusted scheduled delivery;

generating a confirmation message to the client, the confirmation message comprising other data configured, when parsed, to confirm a scheduled delivery of the item;

transmitting a control signal from the adaptive distribution platform to a system, the control signal being configured to initiate the scheduled delivery of the item;

adapting a predicted distribution event associated with the item and another scheduled delivery by modifying the zone of time based on evaluating the response and the confirmation message to form an adapted predicted distribution event;

using a geo data analysis engine to generate geographic data associated with the mobile device to detect proximity to the other locations associated with the available inventory;

detecting a threshold distance between the second location proximate to that of a third location to determine whether to automatically generate an alternate retrieval option to pick up the item rather than delivery;

preventing delivery of the item to the first location in favor of the alternate retrieval option the other locations, thereby canceling the scheduled delivery;

implementing the machine learning application in the networked multi-stack computing environment to access stored data representing a predictive model to automatically modify model data as function of the adapted predicted distribution event to optimize accuracy of predicting future scheduled deliveries, the machine learning application further configured to adjust the model data to include the second location and at least one of the other locations to predict whether to generate future messages to the mobile device of based on implementation of the alternate retrieval option.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the point of time comprises a date.

3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the system is a merchant computing system.

4. The method of claim 1 , wherein the client is a mobile computing device.

5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the control user input comprises an option to specify immediate ordering of the item.

6. The method of claim 1 , wherein the control user input comprises an option to delay ordering of the item by one or more delayed units of time.

7. The method of claim 1 , wherein the scheduled delivery is expedited by one or more units of time.

8. The method of claim 1 , wherein the scheduled delivery is delayed by one or more units of time.

9. The method of claim 1 , wherein the predicted distribution event is determined based on a predicted exhaustion of the item.

10. The method of claim 1 , wherein the predicted distribution event is determined by processing a preference received from the client.

11. The method of claim 1 , wherein the predicted distribution event is determined by processing a monitored shipment delay preference.

12. The method of claim 1 , wherein the adaptive distribution platform is configured to replenish a plurality of items identified using a list from the client.

13. The method of claim 1 , further comprising recalibrating the control signal if the response, when processed, indicates modification of the scheduled delivery.

14. The method of claim 1 , further comprising recalibrating the control signal if the response, when processed, indicates a delay to the scheduled delivery.

15. The method of claim 1 , further comprising recalibrating the control signal if the response, when processed, indicates expediting the scheduled delivery.

16. The method of claim 1 , further comprising recalibrating the control signal if the response, when processed, includes financial data that, when further processed, provides payment data for the item.

17. A system, comprising:

a repository configured to store data associated with an item; and

an adaptive distribution platform implementing a multi-stack application configured to process data received at an adaptive distribution platform to identify a point of time at one or more levels of a programming stack of the multi-stack application, the point of time being evaluated against a date range associated with a zone of time, the point of time being a function of a usage rate based on a rate of consumption, to initiate automatic replenishment of the item by the adaptive distribution platform if the point of time is substantially within the date range, after the initiating, to transmit a message to a client associated with a first location via a transport level of the programming stack, the message including a characteristic of the item and a control user input configured to adapt a scheduled delivery to replenish the item, to receive a response to the message at the adaptive distribution platform, to determine automatically one or more retrieval options proximate to the client at the location to select a message format protocol associated with the transport level of the programming stack, classify the item on application of a machine learning application or a deep learning application to automatically predict consumption of the item as a function of the point of time, implement a portion of the multi-stack application to generate automatically location predictive retrieval data using a networked multi-stack computing environment to determine available inventory at a second location proximate to that of a third location associated with a mobile device associated with an account identified in account data, the available inventory associated with other locations associated with one or more inventory management systems; to process the response to determine whether to automatically adjust the scheduled delivery to replenish the item based on the proximate location that is predicted automatically relative to the device associated with the account identified to form an adjusted scheduled delivery, to generate a confirmation message to the client, the confirmation message comprising other data configured, when parsed, to confirm a scheduled delivery of the item, to transmit a control signal from the adaptive distribution platform to a system, the control signal being configured to initiate the scheduled delivery of the item, to adapt a predicted distribution event associated with the item and another scheduled delivery by modifying the zone of time based on evaluating the response and the confirmation message to form an adapted predicted distribution event, to detect a threshold distance between the second location proximate to that of a third location to determine whether to automatically generate an alternate retrieval option to pick up the item rather than delivery, to prevent delivery of the item to the first location in favor of the alternate retrieval option the other locations, thereby canceling the scheduled delivery, and to implement implementing the machine learning application in the networked multi-stack computing environment to access stored data representing a predictive model to automatically modify model data as function of the adapted predicted distribution event to optimize accuracy of predicting future scheduled deliveries, the machine learning application further configured to adjust the model data to include the second location and at least one of the other locations to predict whether to generate future messages to the mobile device of based on implementation of the alternate retrieval option.

18. The system of claim 17 , wherein the system is a merchant computing system.

19. The system of claim 17 , wherein the system is a merchant computing system in data communication with the adaptive distribution platform.

20. A non-transitory computer readable medium having one or more computer program instructions configured to perform a method, the method comprising:

processing data received at an adaptive distribution platform implementing a multi-stack application configured to identify a point of time at one or more levels of a programming stack of the multi-stack application, the point of time being evaluated against a date range associated with a zone of time, the point of time being a function of a usage rate based on a rate of consumption;

initiating automatic replenishment of the item by the adaptive distribution platform if the point of time is substantially within the date range;

after the initiating, transmitting a message to a client associated with a first location via a transport level of the programming stack, the message including a characteristic of the item and a control user input configured to adapt a scheduled delivery to replenish the item;

receiving a response to the message at the adaptive distribution platform;

classifying the item based on application of application or a deep learning application to automatically predict consumption of the item as a function of the point of time;

determining automatically one or more retrieval options proximate to the client at the location to select a message format protocol associated with the transport level of the programming stack;

implementing a portion of the multi-stack application to generate automatically location predictive retrieval data using a networked multi-stack computing environment to determine available inventory at a second location proximate to that of third location associated with a mobile device associated with an account identified in account data, the available inventory associated with other locations associated with one or more inventory management systems;

processing the response to determine whether to automatically adjust the scheduled delivery to replenish the item based on the proximate location that is predicted automatically relative to the device associated with the account identified to form an adjusted scheduled delivery;

generating a confirmation message to the client, the confirmation message comprising other data configured, when parsed, to confirm a scheduled delivery of the item;

transmitting a control signal from the adaptive distribution platform to a system, the control signal being configured to initiate the scheduled delivery of the item;

adapting a predicted distribution event associated with the item and another scheduled delivery by modifying the zone of time based on evaluating the response and the confirmation message to form an adapted predicted distribution event;

using a geo data analysis engine to generate geographic data associated with the mobile device to detect proximity to the other locations associated with the available inventory;

detecting a threshold distance between the second location proximate to that of a third location to determine whether to automatically generate an alternate retrieval option to pick up the item rather than delivery;

preventing delivery of the item to the first location in favor of the alternate retrieval option the other locations, thereby canceling the scheduled delivery;

implementing the machine learning application in the networked multi-stack computing environment to access stored data representing a predictive model to automatically modify model data as function of the adapted predicted distribution event to optimize accuracy of predicting future scheduled deliveries, the machine learning application further configured to adjust the model data to include the second location and at least one of the other locations to predict whether to generate future messages to the mobile device of based on implementation of the alternate retrieval option.

Assignments (3)
CHANGE OF NAME Recorded Dec 23, 2022
From: ORDERGROOVE, INC.
To: ORDERGROOVE, LLC
Reel/Frame 062214/0633 →
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Sep 21, 2022
From: ORDERGROOVE, INC.
To: SILICON VALLEY BANK, AS ADMINISTRATIVE AGENT
Reel/Frame 061171/0610 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jun 16, 2020
From: FREDRICH, PAUL; BIFOLCO, MICHAEL; ALVO, GREG E.; SHALOM, OFIR
To: ORDERGROOVE, INC.
Reel/Frame 052951/0582 →
Continuity (9)
Continuation 16115474 · Aug 28, 2018
Continuation 16046690 · Jul 26, 2018
Continuation In Part 15821362 · Nov 22, 2017
Continuation In Part 15821362 · Nov 22, 2017
Continuation In Part 15716486 · Sep 26, 2017
Continuation In Part 15716486 · Sep 26, 2017
Continuation In Part 15479230 · Apr 4, 2017
Provisional Application 62425191 · Nov 22, 2016
Related Publication 20200250727A1 · Aug 6, 2020
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