Autotagging a template of a reporting workbook is provided. The template of the reporting workbook is received. The template is in a first format type. User specified selection of portions of the template are received. The portions are associated with at least two dimensions of the reporting workbook. A user specified type is received for a tag. A modification of the template is created by automatically generating a tag in a predetermined field of each of the portions based on the user specified type. A version of the reporting workbook is generated based on the modification of the template, wherein the version is in a second format type.

Autotagging a template of a reporting workbook is provided. The template of the reporting workbook is received. The template is in a first format type. User specified selection of portions of the template are received. The portions are associated with at least two dimensions of the reporting workbook. A user specified type is received for a tag. A modification of the template is created by automatically generating a tag in a predetermined field of each of the portions based on the user specified type. A version of the reporting workbook is generated based on the modification of the template, wherein the version is in a second format type.

A co-browse service implements a resource acquisition process to enable proprietary resources to be accessed on a co-browse session. In some embodiments, co-browse JavaScript in a visitor browser converts some or all of the resource URLs of the DOM to point to the resource acquisition process so that the agent browser seeks to retrieve the URLs referenced resources from the resource acquisition process rather than from the website. The resource acquisition process, in turn, obtains the resources from the website or the visitor browser. Since the resource acquisition process is able to obtain the proprietary resources on behalf of the agent and provide the proprietary resources to the agent during the co-browse session, the agent is able to have a consistent view of the visitor's browser during the co-browse session.

A co-browse service implements a resource acquisition process to enable proprietary resources to be accessed on a co-browse session. In some embodiments, co-browse JavaScript in a visitor browser converts some or all of the resource URLs of the DOM to point to the resource acquisition process so that the agent browser seeks to retrieve the URLs referenced resources from the resource acquisition process rather than from the website. The resource acquisition process, in turn, obtains the resources from the website or the visitor browser. Since the resource acquisition process is able to obtain the proprietary resources on behalf of the agent and provide the proprietary resources to the agent during the co-browse session, the agent is able to have a consistent view of the visitor's browser during the co-browse session.

The present invention provides systems and methods for providing cross-device native functionality for a native app. More specifically, the invention is directed to a JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) data exchange format for use with a native app running on a user's mobile device, wherein the exchange format is configured to improve user experience and interaction with the app. The present invention may be particularly useful in a mobile-based crowdsourcing platform in which data is continually exchanged between remote user devices and a cloud-based service for collecting and managing user-driven data based on user interaction with native apps on their devices.

The present invention provides systems and methods for providing cross-device native functionality for a native app. More specifically, the invention is directed to a JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) data exchange format for use with a native app running on a user's mobile device, wherein the exchange format is configured to improve user experience and interaction with the app. The present invention may be particularly useful in a mobile-based crowdsourcing platform in which data is continually exchanged between remote user devices and a cloud-based service for collecting and managing user-driven data based on user interaction with native apps on their devices.

Style instructions, which may be coded in a style language and not include application logic, can be used to both control presentation of content of a web page by a web browser and control monitoring of interactions with the web page. Selectors in the style instructions, for example, can be used to identify elements of the web page and define styles for the elements. As a result of implementing such style instructions, individuals tasked with design of a web page can more easily and quickly configure monitoring of interactions with the web page.

Style instructions, which may be coded in a style language and not include application logic, can be used to both control presentation of content of a web page by a web browser and control monitoring of interactions with the web page. Selectors in the style instructions, for example, can be used to identify elements of the web page and define styles for the elements. As a result of implementing such style instructions, individuals tasked with design of a web page can more easily and quickly configure monitoring of interactions with the web page.

Implementations generally relate to providing augmented reality in a web browser. In one implementation, a method includes capturing images of a physical scene with a camera of a device. The method further includes determining motion of the camera using six degrees of freedom (6DoF) markerless tracking. The method further includes overlaying virtual three-dimensional (3D) content onto a depicted physical scene in the images, resulting in augmented reality (AR) images. The method further includes rendering the AR images in a browser of the device.

Implementations generally relate to providing augmented reality in a web browser. In one implementation, a method includes capturing images of a physical scene with a camera of a device. The method further includes determining motion of the camera using six degrees of freedom (6DoF) markerless tracking. The method further includes overlaying virtual three-dimensional (3D) content onto a depicted physical scene in the images, resulting in augmented reality (AR) images. The method further includes rendering the AR images in a browser of the device.