Provided herein are systems, methods and computer readable media for proving gift giving within a group. Consumers may register for a gift giving program, create a group and invite other consumers to participate. Group members may be randomly assigned to a group, or assigned to a group based on an invitation or indicated group. Relationships between gift givers and recipients within a group may be determined, such as in a randomized format. Gift givers may purchase a gift, such as a good or a promotion from a promotion and marketing service. The promotion and marketing service may assign the promotion to the recipient so that the recipient may redeem the promotion for a good, service, or experience. Promotions may be automatically purchased on behalf of a gift giver who fails to purchase the promotion by a gift-giving deadline.

A vehicle theft-prevention apparatus can include at least one computing device couple to a plurality of sensors and a wireless transceiver. The plurality of sensors can be configured to sense measurements proximate to a vehicle. The at least one computing device can be configured to read a plurality of first measurements of a first sensor of the plurality of sensors. Based on the plurality of first measurements from the first sensor, the at least one computing device can determine that a key fob moved outside of a range of the first sensor. In response to the key fob moving outside of the range of the first sensor, the at least one computing device can transition to an armed state. The at least one computing device can read a plurality of second measurements from a subset of the plurality of sensors. Based on the plurality of second measurements, the at least one computing device can determine that a person has entered the vehicle.

Systems and restaurant locations for use with a mobile ordering system, and methods thereof, to provide at least more time-efficient pick up of orders by customers than with traditional ordering and pick up windows.

A system and method for coordinating the preparation of food items onboard a mobile kitchen vehicle. An onboard computing system can receive first and second orders from a remote computing system and determine a preparation schedule for the first and second orders. The preparation schedule can be based on preparation instructions, estimated arrival times, and estimated delivery times. The onboard computing system can display pre-route preparation instructions and post-route preparation instructions for preparing food items of the first and second order so that the food items are delivered in an optimized condition.

An optimized route to pick a list of items through a store is obtained. Sensor data for a mobile device of a user is evaluated in real time to provide fine-grain orientation, direction, location, and behaviors of the user along the route during a picking session. A determination is made based on the sensor data and a current portion of the route that the user has picked a current item from the store and a next item along with its route guidance is provided to the user without any user action being required. In an embodiment, tactile, speech, and/or audible feedback is provided from the device when the determination is made that an item was picked by the user. In an embodiment, predefined movements of the device are identified as user-provided route commands and processed on behalf of the user during the session.

A method and system for automatically ordering and fulfilling architecture, design or construction physical product and/or product sample requests with bar codes is presented. Physical product request bar codes are added to plural 3D modeling programs, including Building Information Modeling (BIM) programs, and digital and paper copies of product swatches, product cards, product sheets, product pages, product catalogs, and/or or standards books, and/or other product information sources and/or directly to physical products and/or product samples with a laser. When the bar codes are activated, architecture, design or construction physical products and/or product samples are automatically added to a shopping cart for electronic purchase and/or requested without charge.

A system and method of presenting selectable checkout options for an item listing on a single page. A single page for an item listing is caused to be displayed on a device. The single page comprises a selectable item identifier for an item and a plurality of selectable checkout options for the item. The plurality of selectable checkout options comprises different types of selectable checkout options. An indication of a selection of the item identifier and an indication of a selection of one of the selectable checkout options are received. A visual representation of the selection of the selectable item identifier and a visual representation of the selection of one of the selectable checkout options are causes to be displayed on the single page. A visual representation for each of the selected checkout options are displayed as being attached to the visual representation of the selected item identifier.

In some implementations, a method performed by data processing apparatuses includes receiving order data that represents a plurality of ordered items for delivery to a location; selecting a first policy from a store of first policies; transforming at least a portion of the order data into a plurality of item units, based on rules associated with the selected first policy; selecting a second policy from a store of second policies; for each item unit, based on rules associated with the selected second policy, modifying the item unit to include annotated information that corresponds to operations to be performed on the item unit; and generating instructions for grouping the plurality of item units for delivery to the location, based on the annotated information for the item units.

Techniques for an item swap feature are described herein. A user interface may be presented where the user interface includes a plurality of user interface elements. A first area of the user interface may include one or more user interface elements which correspond to item information for an item. A second area of the user interface may include one or more user interface elements which correspond to one or more recommended items. A first interact with a swap feature associated with a particular user interface of the one or more user interface elements of the recommended items may be received. The particular user interface may be associated with a particular item. The user interface may be updated to present item information for the particular item, the recommended items and corresponding user interface elements may be updated, and the particular item may be added to a checkout cart user interface element.

A systems and method for reconfigurable and/or updatable lightweight electronic devices are disclosed for a computer system for facilitating financial transactions and reducing the opportunity for fraud. Via use of such a device, system, or method, various capabilities for a user are provided, simplified, secured, and/or made more convenient. The system may interact with various other devices or systems, including those that are cloud-based or communicate through the cloud, and may utilize various local sensors, in order to provide one or more of improved access, monitoring, user diagnostics, and so forth.