LOCATION-BASED ADAPTATION OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

摘要

Location-based adaptation of financial management system. Crowdsourced feedback regarding financial management system content is tagged with location data such as an IP address and/or geographic location data. Location-specific counters track feedback received from different locations and may involve different languages, dialects, phrases or other manners of expression associated with different countries, states or regions thereof. When pre-determined criteria is satisfied, e.g., a threshold number of counts associated with a particular location, associated location-based feedback is analyzed and identified feedback patterns are used to selectively modify previously presented financial management system content and adapt the financial management system is adapted to different locations by presenting first modified content based at least in part upon a first identified pattern to users at a first location and second modified content based at least in part upon a second identified pattern to users at a different, second location.

主权项

1. A computer-implemented method for location-based adaptation of financial management system content, the method being performed by an intermediate computer hosting a financial management system accessed by different users at different locations, the method comprising:
the intermediate computer receiving feedback from users at a first location and from users at a second location different from the first location, the received feedback suggesting how respective users would modify content of the financial management system; the intermediate computer determining whether the received feedback satisfies pre-determined criteria; and when the pre-determined criteria is satisfied, the intermediate computer
determining respective location data of respective users associated with respective feedback, andmodifying the content of the financial management system based at least in part upon respective received feedback and first and second locations such that first modified content is presented to users at the first location and second modified content is presented to users at the second location.