A service provider may receive item price information and/or point of sale (POS) transaction information from a plurality of merchant devices associated with a plurality of merchants. The service provider may categorize the plurality of merchants according to the types of items offered by the respective merchants, and may further categorize the merchants according to the locations at which they conduct business. The service provider may subsequently determine a price recommendation or other pricing information for a particular item offered by a particular merchant. A merchant device of the particular merchant may present the pricing information in a user interface that enables the merchant to view projected sales at various different price points. Further, the merchant may be able to specify one or more factors used for determining the recommend price, such as a desired business model, a desired clientele, a desired profit margin, or the like.

Systems and methods for modifying features of a user interface of an online store in a manner based on a location of a customer are provided. The preferences for the features are identified for various geographical regions. The modification may be performed in real time, in the sense that the modification is not performed until a customer from a different region attempts to access the store. When this happens, the features of the online store are modified based on preferences or trends associated with a geographical region within which the customer is located, and a revised user interface is presented to the customer. The overall effect is that the store with the new revised user interface emulates stores created by merchants native to the customer's region.

Embodiments of the invention are directed to systems, methods and computer program products for dynamic resource interaction allocation based on geographic positioning and usage category information associated with a resource interaction system. The invention receives a base positional location and category of usage for a resource interaction system. The invention determines a set of parameters to be used for interactions having characteristics meeting the determined base positional location and category of usage information. When it receives a proposed interaction from a requesting system containing geographic information and usage category information associated with the proposed interaction, it determines whether the geographic information and usage category information associated with the proposed interaction correspond to the base positional location and category of usage for the resource interaction system. If the information matches, the invention applies the the set of parameters to the interaction to thereby process the interaction.

A donees and donors matching platform with donee validation and needs verification is provided. In some embodiments, the platform is a computer system for matching donors and donees comprising a processor, programmed with computer instructions, which when executed, cause the processor to: present a graphical user interface for matching donors and donees, including a portion for presenting an option for a donee to register with the system and a portion for presenting an option for the donee to state their needs; execute a validation algorithm to validate the donee's identity and the donee's stated needs; and present a graphical user interface portion that displays a validated donee's verified needs and a portion that presents an option for a donor to fulfill at least some of the verified needs.

Embodiments of the invention are directed to a system, method, or computer program product for an entity presence interface for identification and tracking of mobile entity presence effectiveness. In this way, the system identifies entity interactions at mobile entity presence locations and subsequently identifies resource generation from the mobile entity presence locations. With this, the system generates a presence resource generation metric that can be compared across various mobile locations for entity review and selection of effective mobile locations for entity presence.

A system for geographic resource mapping is provided. The system comprises: a memory device with computer-readable program code stored thereon; a communication device connected to a network; a processing device, wherein the processing device is configured to execute the computer-readable program code to: receive a geographic location for a proposed resource site from a user; extract historical interaction information associated with the geographic location and the user from an interaction database; generate a resource map for the geographic location based on the historical interaction information and the proposed resource site; calculate a landscape score for the proposed resource site at the geographic location, wherein the landscape score compares the proposed resource site with other resource sites associated with the geographic location based on the generated resource map; and based on the landscape score falling below a predetermined threshold, reject the proposed resource site at the geographic location.

A computer-implemented is disclosed. The method includes: receiving input of product value data for a product item and a data modifier for the product value data; determining a current inventory location for the product item; retrieving historical transfer value preference data for a geographical region; determining adjusted product values for the product item and adjusted shipping rates associated with shipping the product item to the geographical region based on the historical transfer value preference data; transmitting for display, on customer devices associated with the geographical region, different sets of product data for the product item; detecting transaction events for the product item based on input received via the customer devices; and outputting the product item and a target set of product data for the product item for the geographical region for display on a merchant device, the target set of product data selected based on the detected transaction events.

Embodiments of vehicle data systems for use in distributed computer network are disclosed. Particular embodiments may determine and enhance vehicle data from various data sources distributed across the computer network, and utilize the enhanced vehicle data in the determination of normalization metrics that account for geography and population density or spatial behavioral patterns. Embodiments may utilize these normalization metrics to assign zone labels to geographic areas and present representations of the geographic areas based on the normalization metrics across the distributed computer network.

A dynamic platform in a map application allows users to discover various types of goods at a selected geographic region. A method for utilizing the dynamic platform includes providing, by one or more processors, a map for display on a computing device. The method includes receiving, by the one or more processors, a request for displaying a business content in the map, wherein the business content includes information in relation to physical stores. The method includes displaying, by the one or more processors, the business content at a selected geographic location. The method includes collecting, by the one or more processors, computational data of local market information related to the selected geographic location. The method includes presenting, by the one or more processors, the local market information in the map. The method includes providing a recommendation whether to update the business content based on the local market information.

Techniques are disclosed for implementing digital traffic data for analysis. In some examples, a telecommunications network determines an identity of a user associated with a user device that communicates with the telecommunications network. The telecommunications network identifies a physical location of the user device based on the user device communicating with a first transceiver of the telecommunications network. Then, the telecommunications network determines that the physical location of the user device corresponds to a first commercial location, and stores an indication that the user has visited the first commercial location.