Strong public correspondence
Operations documented in Woosmap's own published material.
- Consumer-device location monitoring
- Historical visit collection
- Historical location storage
- Zone of Interest creation
- Geographic and temporal pattern analysis
- Store and POI geofencing
- Boundary detection
- Automatic event generation
- Event transmission to customer-engagement systems
- Event-driven notification capability
Integration evidence exists — deployment detail required
A documented pathway exists; the configuration applied within it does not appear in the public record.
- User properties
- Engagement-platform entry events
- Audience and journey logic
- Notification selection
- Automated communication workflow
- Combined geographic and temporal gating
Not yet fully publicly established
Matters requiring deployment-level diligence before any conclusion is drawn.
- Exact claimed retailer demographic specifications
- Complete matching-engine operation using previously collected data
- Secondary-user specification of the precise claimed location and time conditions
- Exact automatic communication disabling and enabling implementation
- All Claim 10 steps being performed within one relevant United States deployment
Position on the granted method claim
The Claim 10 analysis identifies multiple publicly documented computer-implemented operations within the Woosmap ecosystem that correspond technically with elements of the method protected by granted United States Patent US12039568B2.
Particularly significant areas include consumer-device location monitoring, historical location and visit processing, store-associated geofencing, temporal and ETA processing, automated event generation and integration of those events into customer-engagement workflows.
The remaining analysis should focus on whether specific United States Woosmap deployments combine these publicly documented operations with the relevance-matching, retailer-targeting and conditional communication requirements of the complete granted method claim.