18203339. INTEGRATION BETWEEN MESSAGING SYSTEMS AND COLLABORATIVE APPLICATIONS simplified abstract (Apple Inc.)

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INTEGRATION BETWEEN MESSAGING SYSTEMS AND COLLABORATIVE APPLICATIONS

Organization Name

Apple Inc.

Inventor(s)

Stephen M. Lottermoser of San Jose CA (US)

Alejandro A. Rodriguez of Saratoga CA (US)

Alexandre S. Lacour of San Francisco CA (US)

Charles Circlaeys of San Francisco CA (US)

Craig M. Federighi of Los Altos Hills CA (US)

Delfina Jovanovska of San Francisco CA (US)

Devin O. Clary of Scotts Valley CA (US)

Elana L. Stettin of San Francisco CA (US)

Elliot A. Barer of Santa Clara CA (US)

Jae Woo Chang of Cupertino CA (US)

Johannes B. Fortmann of Oakland CA (US)

Miranda J. Zhou of San Jose CA (US)

Nihar Sharma of Detroit MI (US)

Pierre J. De Filippis of Los Gatos CA (US)

Richard B. Blair of San Jose CA (US)

Ryan A. Williams of Morgan Hill CA (US)

Vasilios E. Anton of San Francisco CA (US)

INTEGRATION BETWEEN MESSAGING SYSTEMS AND COLLABORATIVE APPLICATIONS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18203339 titled 'INTEGRATION BETWEEN MESSAGING SYSTEMS AND COLLABORATIVE APPLICATIONS

Simplified Explanation

The subject technology allows for integration between a messaging system and a collaborative application. Users can create a message thread with multiple user accounts and include a document link associated with a collaborative application. The messaging system generates obfuscated identifiers for each user account and provides them to the collaborative application. The initial message exchanged between the user accounts establishes the obfuscated identifiers for the document link in the collaborative application.

  • Integration between messaging system and collaborative application
  • Creation of message thread with multiple user accounts
  • Inclusion of document link associated with collaborative application
  • Generation of obfuscated identifiers for each user account
  • Provision of obfuscated identifiers to collaborative application
  • Establishment of obfuscated identifiers for document link through initial message exchange

Potential Applications

  • Collaboration platforms
  • Project management tools
  • Document sharing and editing applications

Problems Solved

  • Simplifies integration between messaging and collaborative applications
  • Provides a seamless experience for users to collaborate on documents within a messaging system

Benefits

  • Improved efficiency in collaborating on documents
  • Enhanced user experience with integrated messaging and collaborative features
  • Increased productivity through streamlined communication and document sharing


Original Abstract Submitted

Aspects of the subject technology provide for integration between a messaging system and a collaborative application. A messaging system may receive, via user input, an instruction to create a message thread with a plurality of user accounts. The message thread may include a document link associated with a collaborative application. The messaging system may generate, for each of the user accounts, an obfuscated identifier associated with that user account and a document link. The messaging system may provide the obfuscated identifiers to the collaborative application. An initial message exchanged between the plurality of user accounts with the document link in the message thread may establish, for the collaborative application, the obfuscated identifiers that will be associated with the document link.