Methods and systems for creating and managing capital asset business exchanges
First Claim
1. A method of creating and managing a capital asset transaction utilizing a field programmable transaction system including a server system coupled to a centralized database and at least one client system, said method comprising:
- identifying business objectives, including a type of the capital asset involved in the capital asset transaction;
creating a business entity and related sub-entities;
defining business rules and logic specific to the business entity and the associated sub-entities to govern the transaction; and
managing the transactions dynamically on a regular basis for the business entity.
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Abstract
A method of creating and managing a capital asset transaction utilizing a field programmable transaction system, using a network based system including a server system coupled to a centralized database and at least one client system, is disclosed. The method comprises identifying business objectives, defining a type of the capital asset involved in the capital asset transaction, creating a business entity and related sub-entities, defining business rules and logic specific to the business entity and the associated sub-entities to govern the transaction, and managing the transaction dynamically on an on-going basis to close the transaction successfully.
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64 Claims
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1. A method of creating and managing a capital asset transaction utilizing a field programmable transaction system including a server system coupled to a centralized database and at least one client system, said method comprising:
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identifying business objectives, including a type of the capital asset involved in the capital asset transaction;
creating a business entity and related sub-entities;
defining business rules and logic specific to the business entity and the associated sub-entities to govern the transaction; and
managing the transactions dynamically on a regular basis for the business entity. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 63, 64)
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10. A system for managing a capital asset procurement transaction, said system comprising:
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a client system comprising a browser;
a data storage for storing information;
at least one server system configured to be coupled via a network to said client system and said data storage device, said server system further configured to;
set up business entities and sub-entities including business rules and parameters relating to the business entities and sub-entities;
create rules of proxy, rules of interaction and delegation;
analyze transaction details based on an executed contract;
execute an automated workflow which incorporates all the tasks for the business entities and sub-entities; and
auto navigate the transaction based on a desired outcome and transaction variables exchanged via the network to complete the transaction. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29)
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25. A computer to facilitate online processing and closure of capital assets transactions, said computer coupled to a centralized database and programmed to:
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set up business entities and receive transaction information into the centralized database against related business entities;
store the transaction information into various subsections of the centralized database and cross reference the transaction information against the business entities;
develop transaction milestones and dynamic workflow based on parties'"'"' desired outcome;
receive documentary evidence against transaction milestones and update the centralized database dynamically to reflect a current status of the transaction at any given time; and
close the transaction to achieve the desired outcome of the parties.
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- 30. A computer program embodied on a computer readable medium for managing transactions in various different types of industries including at least one of a residential real estate industry, a commercial real estate industry, a timeshares industry, a ship industry, an automobile industry, an aircraft industry, and an import/export industry, based on pre-defined business rules guidelines, said computer program further comprises at least one of an analyst code segment, a rules file creation code segment, a dynamic transaction logic code segment, a privilege scheme code segment, an optimization code segment, an automatic file storage and retrieval code segment, and a semantic questionnaire code segment to execute and close transactions based on parties contractual understandings and obligations.
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