Richard L Pratte, 8826000 Hickory Blvd, Bonita Springs, FL 34134

2004020, Oct 14, 2004

Mar 4, 2002

10/090399

Richard Pratte - Bedford NH, US

Campagne Associates

G06F017/24

715/526000, 715/500000

A data handler system which serves as an interface between a data display device and information store, such as a data base, retrieves information and displays it to the user in a form of a document metaphor. The document metaphor contains all of the information in a particular information record that a user desires to see. The user may scroll through the document metaphor, and may edit, save, print, and e-mail the document metaphor much the same as any other standard document. The document metaphor includes at least one expandable text box that grows and contracts, at least in one dimension, in accordance with the amount of text in the box. The document metaphor includes standard tool bars such as a menu bar, command bar, and navigation bar.

2003016, Aug 28, 2003

Oct 19, 2001

10/083037

Richard Pratte - Bedford NH, US
Tracy Hatch - Nashua NH, US

Campagne Associates

G06F017/60

705/010000

A prospect rating system and method is used to identify top prospects from among a plurality of constituents. The user configures a plurality of rating elements by entering customized rating criteria used to calculate raw ratings for each of the rating elements. In one example, the rating elements relate to the constituent's connections to the organization, the concerns of the constituents matching those of the organization, and the capacity of the constituents to make a gift or other donation of time, money or materials. The rating criteria can include relative weight values, parameters, and rating points corresponding to the parameters. The customized rating criteria are applied to constituent data and raw ratings are calculated for each of the constituents. A percentile ranking can also be calculated for each of the constituents. The rating information is then output (e.g., displayed or printed) to indicate the top prospects, allowing the organization to plan strategies to more effectively achieve its goals.