Granted claim preamble · verbatim
1. A computer implemented system including:
Every element panel reproduces the granted claim language verbatim, then separates technical interpretation, Woosmap public functionality, public evidence, technical correspondence and the evidentiary position. Public sources accessed 26 August 2026.
Method of review — six-part structure
- 01 — Granted claim language
- 02 — Technical interpretation
- 03 — Woosmap public functionality
- 04 — Public evidence
- 05 — Technical correspondence
- 06 — Evidentiary position
Publicly strong
Established from Woosmap’s own primary documentation and public commercial material.
- Geographic monitoring
- Store-associated geofencing
- Device location
- Entry / exit detection
- Automated event generation
- Time / ETA-based geofencing
- Contextual notification capability
- Historical location / visit information
Requires additional deployment evidence
Technically plausible from the public record but not confirmable without deployment-level review.
- Precise retailer-associated primary-device configuration
- Complete relevance / matching implementation
- Retailer-entered demographic targeting
- Exact temporal gating required by the claim
- Precise communication enable / disable implementation
Potential customer / integration evidence
Evidence likely to reside with the retailer or the integrated engagement platform rather than with Woosmap.
- CRM data
- Purchase history
- Customer segmentation
- Campaign targeting
- Notification selection
- Transaction information
- Reservation / scheduling functionality
Publicly established
- — Store-associated geofencing
- — Consumer-device location monitoring
- — Geographic-condition detection
- — Automatic event generation
- — Historical location / visit information
- — Time-based / ETA geofencing
- — Contextual notification workflows