It still doesn't sound very impressive if you translate it to plain English: A computer-implemented method for providing recurring delivery of products,

It still doesn't sound very impressive if you translate it to plain English: A computer-implemented method for providing recurring delivery of products, the method comprising performing instructions under the control of a computer system for: Create a list on a computer. receiving at the computer system a designation of a delivery slot and a recurring delivery list comprising one or more list items, each of the one or more list items identifying a product, a quantity to deliver, and a frequency of delivery; Listing where, what and how often to deliver. periodically generating, by the computer system, an order having a date and time for delivery based on a next occurrence of the delivery slot, the order being generated in advance of the date and time for delivery such that the order has a period of time of pendency prior to the delivery; Each day, create a list of the deliveries to be made today creating, by the computer system, one or more order items for the order based on a last delivery date and the frequency of delivery of each list item in the recurring delivery list; For each delivery, list which items to deliver. receiving at the computer system a change made to a first list item of the recurring delivery list during the period of time of pendency of the order; If the customer updates their order, change the delivery. in response to receiving the change, determining, by the computer system, whether the order includes an order item corresponding to the first list item; Compare the customer update to the delivery stored in the system. in response to determining that the order includes an order item corresponding to the first list item, modifying, by the computer system, the order item corresponding to the first list item based on the change made to the first list item of the recurring delivery list; and Change the deliverly list in the system to reflect the customer update. providing, by the computer system, the order to an order fulfillment system capable of causing the one or more order items to be delivered substantially on the date and time for delivery. Give the list of "today's deliveries" to someone who can actually make the delivery. I still fail to see how this differs dramatically from pretty much every delivery service ever. The delivery guys may not create these lists themselves, but their dispatchers do. The only thing that differs from say UPS is the 'recurring order' part - say "send me three lettuce every Friday". But grocery deliveries have worked like this for quite a while.