Gary G Stoller, 7015 Old Purdy Station Rd, Newtown, CT 06470

7835955, Nov 16, 2010

Oct 26, 2009

12/605921

Bert E. Brodsky - Sands Point NY, US
Philip J. Passantino - New York NY, US
Gary Stoller - Roslyn Heights NY, US
Kenneth D. Faltischek - Port Washington NY, US

Sandata Technologies, Inc. - Port Washington NY

G06F 15/02
G07C 1/10

705 32, 235377, 4554042

A time and/or attendance system is provided which includes a service location. The service location has a server with a first periodically changing random code that is correlated with actual time. A device displaying a second periodically changing random code is located at a selected location. The second periodically changing random code has the same sequence as the first periodically changing random code but the code being displayed on the device is offset in time from the first periodically changing random code. An employee who is expected to provide services at the selected location notes the second periodically changing random code at the beginning of an event at the selected location. Thereafter, the employee notes the second periodically changing random code at the end of the event at the selected location. After leaving the selected location, the employee communicates both the beginning code and the ending code to the service location. The communicated code is decoded at the service location to determine the times corresponding to the beginning code and the ending code, and such times are logged.

2006028, Dec 14, 2006

Jun 14, 2005

11/152279

Gary Stoller - Roslyn Heights NY, US
Stephen Silverstein - Sands Point NY, US

H04Q 7/20

455456100

A method and system for verifying that an employee and a client are present at a single location. A telephonic communications channel is established between the single location and a location verification system provider. Data is received at the system provider, from the employee over the telephonic communication channel. Data is received, at the system provider, from the client over the telephonic communication channel. The client data is separate from the employee data. The identity of the employee and the client are verified through a comparison of the employee data and the client data to preexisting data located in a database. A determination is made whether or not the employee and the client are present at the single location in response to the step of identifying.

5949856, Sep 7, 1999

Nov 4, 1998

9/186128

Gary Stoller - Port Washington NY
Bert E. Broadsky - Port Washington NY

H04M 1100

379 9301

A computer-based system is provided for collecting data from callers, including a customer's database corresponding to a customer's Dialed Number Identification Service (DNIS) and in which system the caller has an identification code. When a call is received, the DNIS is detected and is compared with the customer's database to determine the data to collect during the call. If a caller identification code is required, then the caller identification code is obtained and the caller identification code is compared, via the computer, with a check digit algorithm without referencing a caller identification code database. After the call is terminated, a call record is created for the received call.

5835575, Nov 10, 1998

Mar 26, 1997

8/824530

Gary Stoller - Port Washington NY
Bert E. Broadsky - Port Washington NY

H04M 1100

379 9301

A computer-based system is provided for collecting data from callers, including a customer's database corresponding to a customer's Dialed Number Identification Service (DNIS) and in which system the caller has an identification code. When a call is received, the DNIS is detected and is compared with the customer's database to determine the data to collect during the call. If a caller identification code is required, then the caller identification code is obtained and the caller identification code is compared, via the computer, with a check digit algorithm without referencing a caller identification code database. After the call is terminated, a call record is created for the received call.