20240012620. BOT FACTORY ENVIRONMENT simplified abstract (AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL RELATED SERVICES COMPANY, INC.)

BOT FACTORY ENVIRONMENT

Organization Name

AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL RELATED SERVICES COMPANY, INC.

Inventor(s)

Baranidharan Chinnasamy of Weston FL (US)

Manjunath Devadi of Weston FL (US)

Chandler Helmuth of Phoenix AZ (US)

Mitchell Kurman of Parkland FL (US)

Vijayakumar Sitha Mohan of Weston FL (US)

Saurabh Pathak of Weston FL (US)

Florian Popescu of Sunrise FL (US)

BOT FACTORY ENVIRONMENT - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240012620 titled 'BOT FACTORY ENVIRONMENT

Simplified Explanation

The patent application describes a method, system, and computer product for generating a graphical user interface (GUI) that visually represents a programmatic process with various process objects. The GUI allows users to interact with the process objects and update the programmatic process. The process objects can have a hierarchy of functions, which can be modified through the GUI registration interface. The GUI also includes an analysis interface that displays timing data associated with the execution of the programmatic process.

• The invention is a system for creating a GUI to represent a programmatic process with process objects.
• The GUI allows users to interact with the process objects and update the programmatic process.
• Process objects can have a hierarchy of functions that can be modified through the GUI registration interface.
• The GUI includes an analysis interface that displays timing data related to the execution of the programmatic process.

Potential applications of this technology:

• Software development: The GUI can be used by software developers to visually represent and modify programmatic processes, making it easier to understand and update complex code.
• Process automation: The GUI can be used in automation systems to visually represent and manage automated processes, allowing users to easily monitor and modify the processes.
• Data analysis: The analysis interface of the GUI can be used in data analysis applications to display timing data and provide insights into the performance of the programmatic processes.

Problems solved by this technology:

• Complex code management: The GUI simplifies the representation and modification of programmatic processes, making it easier for users to manage and update complex code.
• Process visualization: The GUI provides a visual representation of the programmatic processes, making it easier for users to understand and analyze the flow of the processes.
• Performance analysis: The analysis interface of the GUI allows users to analyze the timing data associated with the execution of the programmatic processes, helping them identify performance bottlenecks and optimize the processes.

Benefits of this technology:

• Improved productivity: The GUI simplifies the representation and modification of programmatic processes, allowing users to work more efficiently and effectively.
• Enhanced understanding: The visual representation of the programmatic processes in the GUI helps users better understand the flow and structure of the processes.
• Performance optimization: The analysis interface of the GUI provides timing data that can be used to identify and optimize the performance of the programmatic processes.

Original Abstract Submitted

disclosed herein are method, system, and computer product embodiments for generating a graphical user interface (gui) to visually represent a programmatic process with various process objects. this may also include interacting with interfaces of the gui to update the programmatic process. process objects may contain a hierarchy of functions. through interaction with the gui registration interface a process object may be modified such that the hierarchy of functions is changed. additional process objects may be defined based on a hierarchy of functions. the gui may also include an analysis interface which may display timing data associated with execution of the programmatic process.