ATOMICALLY PROCESSING OBLIGATION PAYMENTS FOR TRANSACTIONS IN REAL TIME

The present disclosure provides systems and methods for atomically processing transactions including obligation payments. In one aspect, the automated system automatically calculates and processes payments for transactions between both the primary parties and with the third parties. The third party owed an obligation may have visibility into the calculations and payment processes. The system is designed to maintain atomicity of the financial transactions—including the payments owed to the third party arising out of the transaction. During the atomic processing of the transaction, obligation payments to the third party may be processed using an obligations account that tracks a balance of obligations that a particular party to a transaction owes to the third party, insuring that the third party receives the appropriate payments.

SYSTEM AND METHODS FOR DYNAMICALLY AUTOMATING REVERSE AUCTIONS

Provided for is a system for dynamically ranking buyers and sellers in an auction comprising granting access to one or more buyers on the computer system; assigning a seller permission; assigning a buyer permission; providing, to the seller and the buyer, a platform; receiving, via the platform, one or more desired items; receiving a plurality of parameter fields; populating each of the plurality of parameter fields with one or more parameter values; receiving the plurality of parameter fields and one or more parameter values from at least one of the buyer and seller; standardizing the one or more parameter values and the plurality of parameter fields into one or more Stock Standard Form (SSF) details; initiating an Inventory Standardization Service (ISS); initiating an optimization; and calculating a final price for the one or more desired items. 1. A computer implemented system for dynamically ranking buyers and sellers in an auction comprising one or more processors , one or more computer-readable memories , one or more displays , and one or more computer-readable storage devices , and program instructions stored on at least one of the one or more computer-readable storage devices for execution by at least one of the one or more processors via at least one of the one or more computer-readable memories , the stored program instructions comprising:granting access to one or more buyers on the computer implemented system;assigning at least one seller permission;assigning at least one buyer permission;providing, to the seller and the buyer, a platform;receiving, via the platform, one or more desired items;receiving a plurality of parameter fields;populating each of the plurality of parameter fields with one or more parameter values;receiving the plurality of parameter fields and one or more parameter values from at least one of the buyer and seller;standardizing the one or more parameter values and the plurality of parameter fields into one or more Stock Standard Form ...

System and methods for dynamically automating reverse auctions

Provided for is a system for dynamically ranking buyers and sellers in an auction comprising granting access to one or more buyers on the computer system; assigning a seller permission; assigning a buyer permission; providing, to the seller and the buyer, a platform; receiving, via the platform, one or more desired items; receiving a plurality of parameter fields; populating each of the plurality of parameter fields with one or more parameter values; receiving the plurality of parameter fields and one or more parameter values from at least one of the buyer and seller; standardizing the one or more parameter values and the plurality of parameter fields into one or more Stock Standard Form (SSF) details; initiating an Inventory Standardization Service (ISS); initiating an optimization; and calculating a final price for the one or more desired items.

Atomically processing obligation payments for transactions in real time

The present disclosure provides systems and methods for atomically processing transactions including obligation payments. In one aspect, the automated system automatically calculates and processes payments for transactions between both the primary parties and with the third parties. The third party owed an obligation may have visibility into the calculations and payment processes. The system is designed to maintain atomicity of the financial transactions -- including the payments owed to the third party arising out of the transaction. During the atomic processing of the transaction, obligation payments to the third party may be processed using an obligations account that tracks a balance of obligations that a particular party to a transaction owes to the third party, insuring that the third party receives the appropriate payments.

Atomically processing obligation payments for transactions in real

Atomically processing obligation payments for transactions in real time

The present disclosure provides systems and methods for atomically processing transactions including obligation payments. In one aspect, the automated system automatically calculates and processes payments for transactions between both the primary parties and with the third parties. The third party owed an obligation may have visibility into the calculations and payment processes. The system is designed to maintain atomicity of the financial transactions -- including the payments owed to the third party arising out of the transaction. During the atomic processing of the transaction, obligation payments to the third party may be processed using an obligations account that tracks a balance of obligations that a particular party to a transaction owes to the third party, insuring that the third party receives the appropriate payments.

Atomically processing obligation payments for transactions in real

The present disclosure provides systems and methods for atomically processing transactions including obligation payments. In one aspect, the automated system automatically calculates and processes payments for transactions between both the primary parties and with the third parties. The third party owed an obligation may have visibility into the calculations and payment processes. The system is designed to maintain atomicity of the financial transactions -- including the payments owed to the third party arising out of the transaction. During the atomic processing of the transaction, obligation payments to the third party may be processed using an obligations account that tracks a balance of obligations that a particular party to a transaction owes to the third party, insuring that the third party receives the appropriate payments.

Atomically processing obligation payments for transactions in real time