Granted U.S. Patent

Granted U.S. Patent Positioning

US 12,554,787 B2 — System and Method for Fulfilling Casual Employment Requirements.

A granted United States patent covering a structured technology platform for matching available workers with location-specific, qualification-specific and time-specific employment requirements.

Worker Side
  • Location
  • Skills
  • Qualifications
  • Certifications
  • Experience
  • Availability
  • Schedule preferences
Matching Layer
Location matching
Qualification matching
Availability matching
Opportunity selection
Worker presentation
Business fulfilment
Business Side
  • Work location
  • Role
  • Minimum qualifications
  • Required experience
  • Shift date
  • Start & finish time
  • Work requirements
Selected shifts
Qualified workers
Workforce placement
Ratings
Future matching data

Prepared as a strategic patent-positioning presentation based on the granted patent and publicly available Instawork product information.

Executive Overview

A Granted Patent Positioned at the Core of Flexible Workforce Fulfilment

Six core dimensions describe the scope of the granted position across a modern workforce platform.

01

Two-Sided Workforce Platform

The patent connects workers seeking casual employment with businesses seeking to fulfil time-defined workforce requirements.

02

Structured Worker Data

The platform receives worker location, qualifications and availability.

03

Structured Business Requirements

The platform receives work location, minimum qualifications and the period during which services are required.

04

Selected Opportunity Subset

The platform generates a selected subset of suitable opportunities by comparing worker and business requirements.

05

Interactive Worker Interface

Suitable opportunities are presented through a worker-facing graphical interface.

06

Extended Workforce Intelligence

Profiles, filtering, ratings, data analysis, machine learning, recommendations and third-party information sources.

The granted patent is directed to the underlying architecture of a digital workforce marketplace, rather than merely the display of job advertisements.

The patent's abstract describes receiving worker location, qualifications and availability, receiving employer location, minimum qualifications and required work periods, and generating a selected subset of opportunities.

Welcome. This presentation positions granted U.S. Patent 12,554,787 against the Instawork platform, showing how the two-sided matching architecture maps directly to Instawork's business.
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Welcome. This presentation positions granted U.S. Patent 12,554,787 against the Instawork platform, showing how the two-sided matching architecture maps directly to Instawork's business.

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