One disclosed method involves receiving, by an application associated with a client device and from a computing system, a plurality of indicators of actions that the computing system is configured to take with respect to systems of record in response to user input to the client device; determining first data indicative of a state of the client device; selecting, by the application and based at least in part on the first data, a subset of the plurality of indicators; and causing the client device to present one or more selectable user interface elements corresponding to the selected subset of the plurality of indicators such that selection of the one or more selectable user interface elements enables the client device to cause the computing system to take the indicated actions with respect to the systems of record.

A frontend of a platform of a multiplatform system can be monitored for user input. Upon receiving a user input that includes particular content, a data object describing the context in which the user input was provided may be created. One or more automations may be selected from an automation database based on a similarity to the determined context. The selected automations can be automatically displayed for the user, thereby encouraging the user to leverage automations across multiple platforms without requiring the user to switch between different platforms and without requiring the user to learn or understand platform-specific automation engines.

One disclosed method involves receiving, by a first application managed by an operating system, first data indicating that a second application managed by the operating system is in a first state; receiving, by the first application, second data indicating that a first user input has been provided to a client device; determining, by the first application and based at least in part on the first data and the second data, that the first user input occurred while the second application was in the first state; and causing, by the first application and based at least in part on the first user input having occurred while the second application was in the first state, the client device to present a first user interface for a third application, the first user interface configured to cause the third application to take a first action with respect to a fourth application in response to a second user input to the client device.

The system and method for the development and use of an architecture for a Mission Data File Generator (MDFG) for Electronic Warfare (EW) and other systems, which applies state-of-the art software architecture, workflow design, and Graphical User Interface (GUI) design methods. The resulting MDFG tools are user-friendly to the EW Analyst, and allow development of Mission Data Files (MDFs) more quickly. The method and system are substantially more extensible and maintainable than current MDFG tools.

A method of generating a user interface for presentation to a user. The method comprises executing a first application computer program to provide a user interface, executing agent computer program code to interrogate and modify said user interface during execution of said first application computer program, and presenting said modified user interface. The first application computer program may be run on a server, while the modified user interface may be presented to a user at a client connected to said server.

A method comprises: at a computer device configured with user applications grouped in multiple virtual desktops hosted on and displayed by the computer device: establishing an online meeting with remote computer devices over a network; responsive to user input, selecting one of the multiple virtual desktops to be a shared virtual desktop, such that all other ones of the multiple virtual desktops become unshared virtual desktops; sharing, with the remote computer devices, the shared virtual desktop, including first user applications of the user applications that are grouped in the shared virtual desktop; and not sharing, with the remote computer devices, any of the unshared virtual desktops and second user applications of the user applications that are grouped in the unshared virtual desktops.

A method and a system include receiving indication of a user interaction within a pre-determined time period, determining that the user interaction is a contextual triggering event based on a plurality of triggering conditions, identifying a media content item associated with the contextual triggering event, generating a first user interface including a user-selectable element representing a content transmission proposal, in response to detecting a user selection of the user-selectable element, generating a second user interface, the second user interface including the media content item and a plurality of user-selectable entity icons.

An integrated third-party API data visualization process (ITPDVP) provides the ability to gather information from multiple different sources into a single view without a user of the device having to navigate to each source from which information is gathered. ITPDVP is a process that allows a user to visualize data from one or more third party API sources from within a context view client.

Systems and methods of implementing a finite-state machine using electronic notifications delivered to a client device in a computer networking environment are provided. A content item can be received, along with first and second notifications associated with the content item. The first and second notifications can be stored in a queue. In some implementations, a state machine can be maintained in which at least some states may cause the first or second notifications to be displayed, and in which transitional conditions between states may depend at least in part on user interaction with the displayed notifications.

Computer systems and methods for managing resources are described. In an aspect, a method includes: providing, to a client device associated with an authenticated entity, an intraday transfer interface, the intraday transfer interface including a selectable option to issue a future-dated borrowed resource reservation request to set aside an amount of borrowed resources; receiving, from the client device, a signal representing the future-dated borrowed resource reservation request, the future-dated borrowed resource reservation request associated with an amount of borrowed resources to set aside and a date of release of such borrowed resources; detecting a trigger condition, the trigger condition including an end-of-day reconciliation of resource tracking data and, in response to detecting the trigger condition, evaluating the future-dated borrowed resource reservation request based on a current amount of borrowed resources; and when the evaluation of the future-dated borrowed resource reservation request indicates that the future-dated borrowed resource reservation request cannot be implemented, generating an error by sending an error message to a computing device and rejecting the future-dated borrowed resource reservation request.