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Granted Patent B1
US 10,310,797 · App. 15/336,442 · Granted Jun 4, 2019

SAAS platform that promotes longevity by keeping people connected longer to maximize full relationship potential

Inventor: Steve Mark Rayner (Little Elm, TX)
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 10,310,797
App. No.
15/336,442
Granted
Jun 4, 2019
Kind
B1
Abstract

An electronic platform is disclosed that helps extend the lifespan of relationships, for example, between a salesperson and their client. The platform allows the user to have an account in which the user can store content which may be provided to a second user in an exclusive session through a generated unique URL. The platform is configured to selectively share only what one user wants to a particular recipient. A user interface connected through the unique URL is only accessible by the two users. The interface may provide each user with a section of the display from which to interact with the other user by using selectable features that are shared by both users on the interface. A duality of use is achieved through two-way communication through the page of the interface which helps build the relationship by each side providing feedback to the other side.

Claims (10)

1. A duality controlled user interface accessed via a network for display on computer systems, comprising:

a first area of the user interface and a second area of the user interface displayed simultaneously through the network, wherein

the user interface is configured as a split-screen,

the first area of the user interface is on a first side of the split-screen and is configured to receive user selected content from a first user for the second user to access through the user interface,

the second area of the user interface is on a second side of the split-screen, different than the first side and displayed simultaneously with the first area to both the first user and the second user and the second area is configured to received user selected content from a second user for the first user to access through the user interface,

the first area is controlled exclusively by the first user from a first computer system displaying a first copy of the user interface and the second area of the user interface is controlled exclusively by the second user from a second computer system displaying a second copy of the user interface and that is remote from the first computer system; and

a relationship index in the user interface, wherein the relationship index tracks how much user selected content is shared between the first user and the second user, a number of responses from the first user and the second user through the user interface, and how positive feedback is from the first user or from the second user.

2. The duality controlled user interface of claim 1 , further comprising a set of shared selectable features in the user interface that are selectable and controllable by both the first user and the second user.

3. The duality controlled user interface of claim 2 , wherein the shared selectable features in the user interface include a link to files uploaded by the first user from the first computer system for access by the second user from the second computer system.

4. The duality controlled user interface of claim 1 , wherein the user selected content from the first user and the user selected content from the second user is available to each user through a set of selectable features shared by both users on the split-screen.

Continuity (1)
Provisional Application 62246754 · Oct 27, 2015
Cited By (1)
US 12,400,664