DYNAMIC SCHEDULING VIA A DURATION-IDENTIFICATION MODEL

Abstract: techniques are described for dynamic scheduling via a duration-identification model. the techniques may include a service provider receiving information associated with services performed by employees of a merchant, including a duration of the service and an employee performing the service. in examples, a duration-identification model may be trained using the information, wherein the model can output a duration for a particular service with a particular employee. the duration-identification model may be applied to service requests for services to be performed over a given time period. employee information is received, and a schedule of appointments associated with the service requests is determined that is based on the duration-identification model and the employee information. the schedule includes, for an appointment, an assigned employee and a time.

Inventor(s): Lee Cunliffe, Edmond Chan

CPC Classification: G06Q10/1095 ({Meeting or appointment})

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