JP2018120625A - Display and information processor - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make it possible to easily, reliably register products to be sold in sales of a shop.SOLUTION: According to an embodiment, a display comprises: a display unit; a receiving unit; a registration unit; a control unit; and a first input unit. The receiving unit receives order detail data containing product data on a product for which sales timing is set. The registration unit registers the product data contained in the order detail data in sales. If the order detail data contains the product data which is not registered in the sales even after passing of the sales timing, the control unit displays at least the order detail data on the display unit as unrecorded data in such a manner that a state where the order detail data is not registered in the sales can be identified. The first input unit receives an input of an instruction to register the unrecorded data displayed on the display unit in sales. The registration unit registers the unrecorded data in the sales in response to the instruction input from the first input unit.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  Embodiments described herein relate generally to a display device and an information processing device.

  In recent years, with the spread of the Internet, there is a form of selling products through a Web site. For example, there is a sales form such as a so-called “net supermarket” operated by a supermarket (supermarket) or a convenience store. At an online supermarket, an order for a product is received via a Web site, and the product is delivered to a customer from an actual store such as a supermarket at a later date, or a store clerk delivers the product to the customer at the actual store. Since the products sold at the online supermarket are supplied from the actual store as described above, the sales are substantially the same as the sales of the products sold directly at the store. For this reason, sales of merchandise ordered through an online supermarket can be registered as sales at a store by performing a sales registration process at a POS (Point of Sales) terminal in the same way as merchandise sold at a normal store.

  Normally, sales registration of a product ordered by an online supermarket is performed, for example, by the POS terminal reading the product code of the product by operating a store clerk before delivering the product to a customer or by the day after the delivery date.

  However, if the ordered product is packaged for each customer based on an order form (sort sheet) printed on a paper medium, the store clerk may forget to register the sales. In this case, the delivered product may not be registered as store sales.

JP 2013-54582 A

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a display device and an information processing device capable of easily and reliably registering a product to be sold in a store sales.

  According to the embodiment, the display device includes a display unit, a reception unit, a registration unit, a control unit, and a first input unit. The receiving unit receives the order detail data including the product data of the product for which the sales time is set from the external device. The registration unit registers sales of the product data included in the order detail data. When the order detail data includes product data that has not been registered for sales even after the sales timing, at least the order detail data as unrecorded data can be identified as being not registered for sales. Display on the display unit. The first input unit inputs an instruction to register sales of the unrecorded data displayed on the display unit. The registration unit registers sales of the unrecorded data according to the instruction input by the first input unit.

1 is a system configuration diagram schematically showing an overall configuration of a net super system according to an embodiment. The flowchart which shows operation | movement of the net super server in this embodiment. The flowchart which shows operation | movement of the shop server in this embodiment. The flowchart which shows operation | movement of the POS terminal in this embodiment. The flowchart which shows operation | movement of the POS terminal in this embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the order detailed slip (delivery slip) printed out by the store server in this embodiment. The figure which shows the outline of a data structure of the order details data file in this embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the check work selection menu screen in this embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the sales non-recording confirmation screen in this embodiment.

Hereinafter, the present embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram schematically showing the overall configuration of the net super system of the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1, the net super system includes a net super server 6 that provides a net super service and a store system 7 (7-1, 7-) provided in each of a plurality of actual stores such as a supermarket and a convenience store. 2,..., 7-n) and a headquarter server 9 (host computer) that supervises the store system 7.

  The net super server 6 is a server device for realizing a so-called “net super” sales form, and publishes a website for selling products on the Internet 5. The net super server 6 receives an order for product purchase from the electronic device 10 that accesses the Web site via the Internet 5. The electronic device 10 is operated by a customer, and is, for example, a personal computer (PC), a tablet PC, a smartphone, or the like. The electronic device 10 has a function of accessing a Web site established by the net super server 6 through the Internet 5.

  The store system 7 (7-1, 7-2,..., 7-n) is realized as, for example, a POS (Point of Sales) system. As shown in FIG. 1, the store system 7-1 includes a plurality of POS terminals 2 (2-1, 2-2,..., 2-m) and a store server 4. The store systems 7-2,..., 7-n are not described in detail because they have the same configuration as the store system 7-1. Hereinafter, the store system 7 will be described.

  The store server 4 controls the entire store system 7. The store server 4 includes a processor 20, a memory 21, a recording device 22, a communication interface (I / F) 23, an input device 24, a display device 25, a printing device 26, and a communication interface (I / F) 27.

  The processor 20 is a circuit that controls each unit to implement various processes as the store server 4 by executing a program recorded in the memory 21.

  In addition to the program executed by the processor 20, the memory 21 records data to be referred to when the processor 20 executes various processes. The program recorded in the memory 21 includes, for example, a receiving process (receiving unit) for receiving order detail data including product data of a product set with a sales opportunity ordered from the net super server 6 at the net supermarket. For the product data included in the data, the sales processing (recording unit) for recording sales when the registration processing is performed in the POS terminal 2, the product data included in the order details data is not recorded even if at least the sales time has passed If product data is included, create an unrecorded detail file (detail file) that includes at least order detail data (first detail data) that has not been accounted for, and allows the first detail data to be identified as not being accounted for as sales. Creating process (creating unit), a sending process for sending and displaying the sales unrecorded detail file on the POS terminal 2 Including a control program to be executed by the (transmitting unit) processor 20 and the like.

  The recording device 22 is realized by a hard disk (HDD (Hard disk drive)) device, an SSD (solid state drive) device, or the like, and is generated by data used by the processor 20 for performing various processing or processing by the processor 20. Record the recorded data. The recording device 22 includes, for example, a product master file, a store sales file, an electronic journal file, a return file, a member-specific order sales file, an order detail data file for recording order detail data received from the net super server 6, an order A sales unrecorded detail file (unrecorded detail data) generated based on the detail data is recorded. The product master file is a file that records product information such as product names and unit prices in association with product codes. The store sales file is a file that records sales registration data including the product information and the amount of the product registered for sales transmitted from the POS terminal 2. The journal file is a file for recording an electronic journal in the POS terminal 2 or the net super server 6. The return file is a file that records product information of a product that has not been sold (registration processing has not been performed). The member-specific order sales file is a file that records the sales results (sales registration data) of products for each member using the Internet supermarket. The order detail data file includes an erased flag indicating delivery (sales registered) and delivery based on the data received from the POS terminal 2 for each order detail data received from the net super server 6. A delivery confirmed flag indicating that the completion has been confirmed is set (see FIG. 7).

  The communication I / F 23 controls communication between the net super server 6 and the headquarter server 9 through the dedicated line 8 under the control of the processor 20.

  The input device 24 is realized by, for example, a keyboard, a mouse, a touch panel, and the like, and inputs various data in accordance with a store clerk's operation.

  The display device 25 is realized by, for example, a display device such as a color LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), and is recorded on the recording device 22 through an operation screen for controlling various functions provided in the store server 4 under the control of the processor 20. The contents of the various files, various data received from the net super server 6 and the headquarter server 9 are displayed.

  The printing device 26 prints various slips, journals, inspection receipts, and the like under the control of the processor 20.

  The communication I / F 27 controls communication with the POS terminal 2 via a LAN (Local Area Network) 3 under the control of the processor 20. The communication I / F 27 controls communication with the POS terminal 2 connected to the wired LAN and the wireless LAN.

  The POS terminal 2-1 includes a processor 30, a memory 31, a recording device 32, a card reader / writer 33, an input device 34, a display device 35, a printing device 36, a scanner 37, and a communication interface (I / F) 38. . The POS terminals 2-2,..., 2-m have the same configuration as the POS terminal 2-1, and detailed description thereof is omitted. Hereinafter, the POS terminal 2 will be described.

  The POS terminal 2 is configured as a stationary type installed at a counter of a store or a portable type that can be carried. The portable POS terminal 2 can communicate with the store server 4 through a wireless LAN. The stationary POS terminal 2 is a terminal for performing a sales registration process for registering a product to be sold in accordance with a store clerk (casher) operation. The POS terminal 2 is used as a display device that performs display based on data received from the store server 4.

  The processor 30 is a circuit that controls each unit to implement various processes as the POS terminal 2 by executing a program recorded in the memory 31.

  The memory 31 records data to be referred to when the processor 30 executes various processes in addition to the program executed by the processor 30. In the program recorded in the memory 31, product information (product code, etc.) is input to generate registration information (sales registration data) used for accounting processing according to product information (product name, unit price, etc.). It includes a control program that causes the processor 30 to execute registration processing, accounting processing based on sales registration data, processing for sending sales registration data to the store server 4 and recording sales.

  In addition, the program recorded in the memory 31 includes, for example, a reception process (reception unit) that receives, from the store server 4, order detail data including product data of a product ordered at a net supermarket, and included in the order detail data For the merchandise data, the order details data indicates the sales timing based on the registration processing (registration unit) for registering sales when the registration processing is performed at the POS terminal 2 and the unrecorded details file received from the store server 4. In the case of including product data that has not been registered for sales even though it has passed, a control process (control unit) that causes the display device 25 to display at least the order detail data as unrecorded data so that a state in which sales are not registered can be identified, A first input process (first input unit) for inputting an instruction to register sales of unrecorded data displayed on the display device 25; Motor comprising a control program to be executed by the second input processing (second input unit) processor 30 and the like for inputting completion data indicating the sales completed in association with the product data including the. In the registration process, when an instruction to register sales is input for the order detail data displayed by the control process, sales registration is performed for the product data included in the order detail data (unrecorded data) according to this instruction. can do. In the case where a plurality of order detail data is displayed, in the registration process, sales are registered for a plurality of order detail data at once. Further, in the control process, when the completion data corresponding to the product data included in the order detail data includes product data that has not been input by the second input process, at least the order detail data has not been sold as unsold sales data. It is displayed on the display device 25 so that the state can be identified.

  The recording device 32 is realized by a hard disk device (HDD (Hard disk drive)), an SSD (solid state drive) device, or the like, and is generated by data used by the processor 30 for performing various processing or processing by the processor 30. Record the recorded data. In the recording device 32, for example, an order detail data file for recording order detail data received from the store server 4, a sales unrecorded detail file (unrecorded detail data) generated based on the order detail data, and the like are recorded. The In the order detail data file, for each of the order detail data received from the store server 4, an erased flag indicating that the order has been completed (sales registered) and a delivery confirmed flag indicating that the delivery has been confirmed are set. (See FIG. 7). It is assumed that the order detail data file is synchronized between the store server 4 and the other POS terminal 2 and the same data is recorded.

  The card reader / writer 33 is a device that reads data recorded on the card and writes data to the card. The card may include various cards for recording information related to accounting processing such as a member's card and a point card, in addition to a settlement card such as a credit card, a debit card, an electronic money card, and a prepaid card. The card lead / writer 33 may be any one of a magnetic type, a contact type, and a non-contact type device, and may include a plurality of types of devices.

  The input device 34 includes a numeric key for inputting an amount of money, a calculation key for executing calculations such as a subtotal and a total, a key for inputting various commands, a product key to which a plurality of products can be assigned, and the like, Realized by a touch panel or the like. The touch panel is configured integrally with the display device 35.

  The display device 35 is realized by a display device such as a color LCD, for example. Under the control of the processor 30, a list of sales registration data (product names, amounts, etc.) related to products registered as purchase targets, subtotal amounts, and various menus. , And buttons for inputting commands.

  The printing device 36 is realized by, for example, a thermal printer or a dot impact printer, and issues receipts, journals, and the like by printing various character strings, images, code patterns (bar codes, etc.) on receipt paper, for example. .

  The scanner 37 reads a code (bar code or the like) printed on a product by optical scanning, and inputs a product code unique to the product indicated by the code. The scanner 25 may be a fixed type or a handy type code scanner.

  The communication I / F 38 controls communication with the store server 4 via the LAN 3 under the control of the processor 30.

  Although not shown, the stationary POS terminal 2 is provided with a change machine (drawer) that receives and discharges coins and bills to be inserted.

  The head office server 9 is provided with a function for supervising a plurality of store systems 7 connected via the dedicated line 8. The headquarter server 9 records, for example, a chain sales file, a member master file, a member-specific result file, and the like. The chain sales file is a file for recording a store sales file (a file in which sales registration data is recorded) transmitted from the store server 4 of each store. The member master file is a file that records member information (member number, customer name, gender, date of birth, address, telephone number, purchase store, etc.) for each customer registered as a member. The member-by-member performance file is a file that records order sales performance information for each member customer based on the member-by-member order sales file transmitted from the store system 7. The chain sales file and the member result file are cumulatively updated at a predetermined timing based on the store sales file and the member order sales file received from the store system 7.

Next, the operation of the net super system in this embodiment will be described.
First, the operation of the sales registration process in the store system 7 when a product is purchased in the store will be described.

  For example, when a code (bar code or the like) attached to a product is read by the scanner 37, the processor 30 of the POS terminal 2 determines the product code based on the read bar code and inquires the store server 4. In response to the inquiry from the POS terminal 2, the store server 4 searches the product master file based on the product code, reads product information corresponding to the product code, and transmits it to the POS terminal 2. The product information includes data such as product name and unit price.

  The POS terminal 2 receives the product information from the store server 4 and generates sales registration data based on the product name, unit price, etc. included in the product information. The POS terminal 2 collects the price of the product from the customer and executes an accounting process. When the accounting process is completed, the POS terminal 2 prints a receipt by the printing device 36 and records journal data. Further, the POS terminal 2 transmits the sales registration data to the store server 4.

  When the store server 4 receives the sales registration data from the POS terminal 2, the store server 4 accumulates the sales registration data in the store sales file (records sales). The store server 4 transmits the store sales file in which the sales registration data is accumulated to the headquarter server 9 at a predetermined timing.

Next, an operation when a product is ordered through a net supermarket provided by the net super server 6 will be described.
First, the operation of the net super server 6 in this embodiment will be described. FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing the operation of the net super server 6 in this embodiment.

  The net super server 6 publishes on the internet 5 a web site for the net supermarket on which product information such as the product name and unit price of the merchandise to be sold at the net supermarket is sold. . On the Web site, it is possible to access the electronic device 10 and order the product by specifying the product to be purchased, quantity, delivery date (purchase date), purchase store, and the like. The net super server 6 receives order data indicating the order contents of the product purchase through the website.

  If the customer has registered as a member in advance, the customer can be authenticated by entering the member number on the website. On the other hand, in the case of a customer who is not registered as a member, information similar to the member information (customer name, address, telephone number, purchased store, etc.) is input from the website as information necessary for delivery of the product.

  In addition, the order of the goods by the Internet supermarket can be made not only through the Web site but also, for example, by telephone order or FAX order. The order contents by telephone order or FAX order from the customer are registered in the net super server 6 by, for example, an operation of a net super customer. Furthermore, it is also possible to accept orders from customers in the store and register them in the net super server 6 by operating the POS terminal 2.

  When the net super server 6 receives the order data indicating the order content of the product purchase from the customer (Act 11, Yes), the net super server 6 generates order detail data for notifying the order content to the store selling (delivering) the product ( Act12). The order details data includes information included in member information such as customer designation and address required for delivery of the product, delivery date (purchase date) indicating the sales time, and delivery time zone (for example, morning flight, lunch flight, evening flight) Flight information, etc.), product information (product name, quantity, amount, etc.), and unique order identification information for identifying order detail data.

  The net super server 6 transmits the order detail data to the store server 4 of the designated store at the transmission time determined based on the sales time (delivery date) set in the order detail data (Act 13, Yes). (Act 14). For example, the net super server 6 transmits the order detail data at a predetermined time the day before the delivery date.

Next, the operation of the store system 7 that has received the order detail data from the net super server 6 will be described.
FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the operation of the store server 4 in the present embodiment.

  When the processor 20 of the store server 4 receives the order detail data from the net super server 6 (Act 21), it records it in the recording device 22. The processor 20 displays the order contents indicated by the order detail data on the display device 25 in response to an instruction from a store clerk by operating the input device 24, for example, and generates an order detail slip based on the order detail data to generate a printing device. 26 to print out (Act 22). The store clerk can confirm the delivery (delivery) schedule by referring to the order contents displayed on the display device 25 or the order details slip.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of an order detail slip (delivery slip) printed out by the store server 4 in the present embodiment.
The order detail slip shown in FIG. 6 includes, for example, a delivery destination information area A1 in which information about a delivery destination is described, a form number barcode A2 generated according to order identification information unique to the order detail data, and a sales time. A delivery time information area A31 in which delivery information is represented, a payment method area A32 in which a payment method is described, an amount area A33 in which a price (receipt amount) is described, a store name area A34 in which a store name to which the product is delivered is written, A charge stamp area A35 in which the mark of the store clerk in charge of delivery work is stamped, a receipt stamp area A36 for having the customer sign or seal the product when delivery of the product is completed, and the product information to be delivered are described in a list format. Product information area A4 is provided.

  In the delivery destination information area A1, for example, a customer name, telephone number, address, and membership number are described. In the delivery time information area A31, for example, a delivery date (purchase date) and a delivery time zone (for example, any of morning flights, lunch flights, and evening flights) are described. In the product information area A4, the product name, unit price, quantity, subtotal, and total amount are described.

Next, a case where sales are correctly registered for the product described in the order statement slip (delivery slip) will be described. FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the operation of the POS terminal 2 in the present embodiment.
The store clerk makes preparations (such as bagging) for delivering the product to the customer in accordance with the delivery time described in the delivery time information area A31 of the order details slip. First, the store clerk causes the scanner 37 of the POS terminal 2 to read the form number barcode A2. When the form number bar code is input by the scanner 37 (Act 41, Yes), the processor 30 requests the order details data corresponding to the order identification information indicated by the form number bar code from the store server 4. In response to a request from the POS terminal 2, the processor 20 of the store server 4 transmits order detail data including product information (information about the product described in the product information area A <b> 4) to the POS terminal 2. When receiving the order detail data from the store server 4 (FIG. 4, Act 42), the processor 30 displays the product information included in the order detail data on the display device 35 and requests the store clerk to execute the product registration process.

  When the bar code attached to the product is read by the scanner 37 and the product code indicated by the bar code is input (Act 43, Yes), the POS terminal 2 executes an order content deletion process for this product code (Act 44). ). That is, the processor 30 determines whether the input product code matches the product code of the product to be delivered included in the product information. If the product codes match, the processor 30 deletes (consumes) the corresponding product included in the product information, and creates sales registration data (registers the product) for this product. When the product codes do not match, the processor 30 outputs a warning to notify the store clerk that the product is not a delivery target product.

  Hereinafter, similarly, the processor 30 inputs the product code of each product to be delivered and deletes (applies) the corresponding product from the product information. After all the product codes included in the product information to be delivered have been input, when transaction closing is instructed by operating the closing key of the input device 34 (Act 45, Yes), the processor 30 inputs the product code. A tightening process is performed on the sold product (Act 46).

  That is, the processor 30 creates sales registration data including the product information and the amounts of all products registered for sales. Further, the processor 30 causes the printing device 36 to print a store receipt for the store and a customer receipt to be delivered to the customer when the product is delivered, and creates journal data including the contents printed on the receipt. The processor 30 adds the order identification information to the sales registration data and transmits it to the store server 4 together with the journal data. In addition, the processor 30 sets a revoked flag indicating revoked (sales registered) for the order detail data for which sales registration has been completed in the order detail data file.

  FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an outline of the data structure of the order detail data file in the present embodiment.

  Returning to FIG. 3, when the processor 20 of the store server 4 receives the sales registration data and the journal data from the POS terminal 2 (FIG. 3, Act 23, Yes), it executes the sales recording process (Act 24). That is, the processor 20 records the sales registration data received from the POS terminal 2 in the store sales file and also records the journal data in the electronic journal file. Further, the processor 20 determines which of the products ordered by the customer is registered for sales based on the order identification information added to the sales registration data, and displays the sales results (sales registration data) of the products for each member. Record in the order sales file by member.

  The store clerk packs the product for which the product code has been read by the scanner 37, that is, the product for which product registration has been completed, and delivers the product to the customer. At the time of delivery of goods, the customer receives a receipt sign or a seal in the receipt stamp area A36 of the order details slip (delivery slip) shown in FIG. Thus, the sale of the product is completed when the product is delivered to the customer. After the delivery is completed, the store clerk (for example, a manager such as the store manager) confirms that the order details slip has been received or signed, and sets the POS terminal 2 to the delivery completion input state and sets the form number barcode A2. The image is read by the scanner 37.

  When the form number barcode is read, the processor 30 sets a delivery confirmed flag for the order detail data corresponding to the order identification information indicated by the form number barcode, that is, the order detail data in the order detail data file whose delivery has been confirmed. Set (see FIG. 7). Here, the order identification information indicated by the form number bar code indicates completion data indicating completion of sale of the product. Further, the processor 30 transmits the order identification information indicated by the form number barcode to the store server 4. When receiving the order identification information (Act 25, Yes), the processor 20 of the store server 4 sets a delivery confirmed flag for the order detail data in the order detail data file whose delivery has been confirmed in the same manner (Act 26).

  In this way, by reading the product code of the product before delivering the product, the product registration process is executed correctly, and sales are recorded for the delivered product. Further, the delivery completion can be recorded by reading the form number bar code A2 of the order detail slip for the delivered product.

  On the other hand, when the store clerk packs the product while looking at the product information of the order details slip (delivery slip) printed by the store server 4, the product code is input via the POS terminal 2 (sales registration). ) May not. In other words, the product may be delivered without sales registration being executed. In this way, a case where sales are not correctly registered for the product described in the order statement slip (delivery slip) will be described.

  The store system 7 according to the present embodiment registers sales for all products at least before the previous day (in the previous day) in the order detail data for which sales time is set in the inspection work process executed by operating the POS terminal 2 ( Order detail data that has not been recorded) can be determined, and the corresponding order detail data can be displayed in a list (a sales unrecorded confirmation screen (see FIG. 9)) in a form that can be easily identified by the store clerk.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an operation at the time of inspection work processing by the POS terminal 2 in the present embodiment.
The POS terminal 2 displays an inspection work selection menu screen on the display device 35 when an instruction to execute the inspection work process is given by the operation of the store clerk. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of the inspection work selection menu screen 50 in the present embodiment.

  The check operation selection menu screen 50 includes buttons for executing a plurality of check operations, for example, a deposit registration button 51, an accounts receivable / checkout expenditure registration button 52, a temporary inspection button 53, a main inspection button 54, and an entire cash register main inspection. A total button 55 and a fault cash register main check button 56 are provided.

  In the present embodiment, for example, in the main inspection service processing executed in response to the operation of the main inspection button 54, the order detail data not registered for sales (sales recording) is determined together with the normal inspection service, and the corresponding order details are determined. When there is data, the sales unrecorded confirmation screen shall be displayed. In addition, the main inspection work process executed in response to the operation of the main check button 54 is a process executed once a day when, for example, the work for one day in the store is finished. Start the process of finalizing sales.

  When the execution of the inspection work process is instructed by the operation of the main inspection button 54 (FIG. 5, Act 51, Yes), the processor 30 instructs the store server 4 to start the process of the main inspection work in response to this instruction. The sales information is inquired (Act 52).

  When the sales information inquiry is received from the store server 4 (Act 27, Yes), the processor 20 of the store server 4 determines whether there is unrecorded order detail data in which no sales registration data is recorded in the store sales file. (Act28). That is, the processor 20 searches for the order detail data for which the completed flag is not set in the order detail data file.

  In this case, the processor 20 targets the order detail data for which the sales time (delivery date) is the previous day, that is, the previous day or earlier. In this embodiment, if it is within two days from the sales time (delivery date), the sales registration process for the order detail data can be performed by operating the POS terminal 2. After two days have passed, the sales registration process (sales recording process) of the order detail data cannot be performed in the POS terminal 2 and is processed in the headquarter server 9. Accordingly, when determining the unrecorded order detail data for the past days in the inspection work process, the processor 20 targets the order detail data for the previous day and the day before the sales date (delivery date).

  By executing the inspection work process every day, as described below, unrecorded order detail data for the previous day can be registered as sales (recorded sales) in a lump. However, if the inspection work process was not executed on the previous day, or there may be order detail data that has not been registered for sales for some reason in the system, It is targeted.

  Here, when there is unrecorded order detail data (Act 29, Yes), the processor 20 notifies that there is unrecorded order detail data as a response to the inquiry about sales information import (Act 30).

  The processor 30 of the POS terminal 2 receives the sales information capture response (Act 53), and when it is determined that there is unrecorded order detail data (Act 54, Yes), transmits a predetermined command to the store server 4 As a result, the unrecorded order detail data is requested (Act 55).

  When the unrecorded order detail data is inquired by a predetermined command (Act 31, Yes), the processor 20 of the store server 4 does not record the sales of the product data included in the order detail data by at least the previous day (the previous day). Create an unrecorded sales details file that makes it possible to identify the order details data (unrecorded data). Then, the processor 20 transmits the unrecorded detail file to the POS terminal 2 and displays it on the unrecorded sales confirmation screen (Act 32).

  When the processor 30 receives an unrecorded detail file including at least unrecorded data, the processor 30 displays a sales unrecorded confirmation screen on the display device 35 and displays order detail data (unrecorded data, first detail data not registered). ) Are displayed in a list that can be identified.

  FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of the sales non-recording confirmation screen 60 in the present embodiment. In the sales non-recording confirmation screen 60 shown in FIG. 9, for example, a display area 61 that displays a list of order details data in a list format, and if all order details data cannot be displayed in the display area 61, the order details to be displayed Up scroll button 62 and down scroll button 63 for scrolling and displaying the data, “No” button 64 for inputting an instruction not to register sales (recording sales) for the order detail data displayed in display area 61, In addition, a “Yes” button 65 is provided for inputting an instruction to register sales (record sales) collectively for a plurality of order detail data displayed in the display area 61. In the display area 61, for each order detail data, for example, information on delivery date, delivery time (morning flight, lunch flight, evening flight), member number, quantity, and order amount (price) are displayed. Other information may be displayed.

  In the example shown in FIG. 9, since only the order detail data not registered for sales is displayed in a list in the display area 61, the order detail data not registered for sales can be easily identified.

  The sales clerk registers sales (accounts for sales) with respect to the order detail data displayed in the display area 61 of the sales non-accounting confirmation screen 60, for example, by referring to a store receipt or an order detail slip (delivery slip). If it is confirmed that the sales have not been made, it is possible to request sales (bundling) by selecting the “Yes” button 65.

  When an operation of selecting the “No” button 64 is performed (Act 58, No), the processor 30 determines that the lump sum is not recorded using the unrecorded sales confirmation screen 60, and displays the unrecorded sales confirmation screen 60. to erase.

  When an operation for selecting the “Yes” button 65 is performed by the store clerk, that is, when it is requested to record sales for the order detail data displayed in the display area 61 (Act 58, Yes), the processor 30 The sales recording request is transmitted (Act 59).

  That is, the processor 30 automatically creates sales registration data for all the product data included in the order detail data for each of the plurality of order detail data displayed in the display area 61 without scanning the product code. Further, the processor 30 creates journal data in accordance with the sales registration data. The processor 30 adds the order identification information to the sales registration data and transmits it to the store server 4 together with the journal data.

  The processor 20 of the store server 4 receives the sales registration request from the POS terminal 2 (Act 33, Yes), and stores the sales registration data received from the POS terminal 2 corresponding to each of the plurality of order details data in the store sales file. And the journal data is recorded in an electronic journal file. Further, the processor 20 records the sales result (sales registration data) of the product for each member in the order sales file for each member (Act 34).

  In this way, in the store system 7 according to the present embodiment, even if the product described in the order details slip is not correctly registered as sales, the order details data that is not registered (sales) in the inspection work process. Are displayed in a list in the display area 61 of the sales non-recording confirmation screen 60, so that it is possible to easily check whether the sales registration processing has been missed. Further, sales of a plurality of order details data displayed in the display area 61 can be easily and collectively recorded only by selecting an “Yes” button 65. For this reason, the work burden on the store clerk can be greatly reduced, and all the product data included in the plurality of order detail data can be reliably recorded and reflected in the store sales.

In the store system 7 in the present embodiment, the following modifications are possible.
(1) In the above description, only the order detail data for the past days (the previous day and the day before the previous day) is displayed as a list on the sales non-recording confirmation screen 60, but may be as follows.

  (1A) Display not only the past days but also the order details data for the day. In this case, the store server 4 generates an unrecorded detail file that can identify, for example, the order detail data that has not been cleared (sales registered) after the delivery time has passed, among the order detail data for the day. And transmitted to the POS terminal 2. Thereby, even the unrecorded order detail data for the time can be collectively recorded through the unrecorded sales confirmation screen 60.

  (1B) Furthermore, order detail data for which the delivery time has not passed is targeted. That is, the order details data received from the net super server 6 is displayed including the order details data that is not in the delivery timing. In this case, the store server 4 obtains the order detail data that has not passed the delivery time (delivery schedule is after tomorrow) and the order detail data that has not been erased (sales registered) after the delivery time has passed. An unrecorded sales details file that can be identified is created and transmitted to the POS terminal 2. Note that the order details data that has not been erased after the delivery time has passed is the order details data (delivery incomplete data, second specification) for which delivery confirmation flag is not set and delivery completion is not confirmed. Data). The POS terminal 2 displays each of them in a form in which each clerk is identifiable. In this case, when the batch recording is instructed by the “Yes” button 65 on the sales non-recording confirmation screen 60, only a part (order detail data that has passed the delivery time) displayed in the display area 61 is subject to batch accounting. To do.

  (1C) Furthermore, the range of order detail data to be displayed on the sales non-recording confirmation screen 60 may be designated by a store clerk's operation. For example, “Previous day, previous day” (overnight), “Today, previous day, previous day”, and “Today”, “Previous day”, “Previous day” are individually specified. It can be so.

  For example, a range of order detail data to be displayed is set in advance for the store server 4 by operating the POS terminal 2. The store server 4 generates a sales unrecorded detail file that makes it possible to identify the unrecorded order detail data in the corresponding range according to the setting contents, and transmits it to the POS terminal 2.

  As a result, it is possible to specify a range to be collectively counted and display a list of order detail data corresponding to the display area 61 of the sales unrecorded confirmation screen 60. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the burden of confirmation work by limiting the number of unrecorded order detail data that needs confirmation.

  (2) In the above description, in the display area 61 of the sales non-recording confirmation screen 60, only the order detail data that has not been sold is displayed, but a list including the order detail data that has been recorded is displayed. May be.

  In this case, the POS terminal 2 creates a sales non-recorded detail file that includes the order detail data that has been recorded / unrecorded, and that enables the unrecorded order detail data to be identified, and transmits it to the POS terminal 2. The POS terminal 2 displays the unrecorded order detail data on the sales unrecorded confirmation screen 60 together with the order detail data for which sales have been recorded in such a manner that the clerk can identify the unrecorded order detail data.

  Thereby, the number of unrecorded order detail data can be easily grasped visually among all the order detail data.

  (3) In the above description, all of the unrecorded order detail data displayed in the display area 61 of the sales unrecorded confirmation screen 60 is collectively recorded in accordance with the operation of the “Yes” button 65. For example, sales may be recorded for the order detail data.

  (3A) The POS terminal 2 enables individual order detail data to be selected from a list of a plurality of order detail data displayed in the display area 61 by a store clerk operation on the input device 34. When batch counting is instructed by the “Yes” button 65, the POS terminal 2 targets only the order detail data individually selected by the operation of the store clerk. Alternatively, the POS terminal 2 may collect other order details data other than the individually selected order details data as a target for batch accounting.

  As a result, order detail data that requires detailed confirmation can be individually deleted from the target of collective counting, or order detail data that is surely delivered can be individually selected and collectively recorded.

  (3B) The POS terminal 2 confirms that delivery is not registered (saved flag is not set) in the order details data recorded in the order details data file and the delivery completion flag is set. The ordered order data is included in the lump sum. As a result, only the order detail data that is surely delivered can be easily included in the lump sum.

  (4) In the above description, when there is an operation for selecting this inspection button 54, the sales non-recording confirmation screen 60 is displayed in the inspection work processing. However, the sales non-recording confirmation screen is displayed according to other conditions. 60 can also be displayed.

  (4A) In the above description, the sales non-accounting confirmation screen 60 is displayed in the main inspection process executed once a day by operating the main inspection button 54. In the temporary inspection process that can be executed any number of times, the sales non-recording confirmation screen 60 may be displayed in the same manner as described above. When displaying the unrecorded sales confirmation screen 60 in the provisional inspection process, the POS terminal 2 displays the unrecorded order detail data in the display area 61, for example, for the order detail data for today's scheduled delivery. That is, it is possible to confirm the order detail data scheduled for delivery in the provisional inspection process.

  (4B) In addition, the POS terminal 2 can automatically execute the inspection at a predetermined time instead of executing the inspection according to the instruction from the store clerk. For example, the POS terminal 2 executes the process shown in FIG. 5 at a time set in advance by the store clerk or at a preset time.

  As a result, even if the store clerk forgets to perform the inspection work, the POS terminal 2 automatically displays the unrecorded sales confirmation screen 60 at a predetermined time, and displays a list of unrecorded order detail data. Display and prompt the store clerk to confirm.

  (4C) Further, the POS terminal 2 may display the sales non-recording confirmation screen 60 based on the delivery information indicating the sales time set in the order detail data. For example, the POS terminal 2 displays the sales non-recording confirmation screen 60 before a predetermined time (for example, one hour before) from the scheduled delivery time (morning, noon, evening). As a result, the order details data to be delivered can be confirmed in the list in the display area 61. Further, the POS terminal 2 displays the sales non-recording confirmation screen 60 after a predetermined time has elapsed (for example, one hour later). As a result, the store clerk can confirm the order detail data that needs to record the latest sales registration (sales accounting) and delivery completion on the sales non-accounting confirmation screen 60.

  (5) The store server 4 records the sales by receiving the sales registration data from the POS terminal 2 in FIG. 3 (Act 23), but receives the order identification information indicated by the form number barcode from the POS terminal 2. In such a case, sales may be recorded for the corresponding order detail data. That is, by recording sales when it is confirmed that a product has been delivered to the customer, it is possible to prevent sales from being recorded for a product that has not been delivered to the customer due to, for example, a trouble during delivery.

  In addition, in the store system 7 in this embodiment, it is possible to implement combining (1)-(5) mentioned above arbitrarily.

Furthermore, the store system 7 of the present embodiment may be configured as follows.
In the above description, the POS terminal 2 is used as a display device that displays a sales non-recording confirmation screen based on the data received from the store server 4 (non-sales details file). It may be used as That is, the store server 4 can execute the display of the sales non-recording confirmation screen 60 similar to the POS terminal 2 described above and the collective counting according to the instruction input through the sales non-recording confirmation screen 60. Further, other devices may be used as the display device. For example, another device (such as a PC) that can communicate with the store server 4 may be used as the display device.

  Although several embodiments of the present invention have been described, these embodiments are presented by way of example and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. These novel embodiments can be implemented in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. These embodiments and modifications thereof are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and are included in the invention described in the claims and the equivalents thereof.

  Further, the processing described in the above-described embodiment is a recording medium such as a magnetic disk (flexible disk, hard disk, etc.), optical disk (CD-ROM, DVD, etc.), semiconductor memory, etc., as a program that can be executed by a computer. And can be provided to various devices. It is also possible to transmit to a variety of devices by transmitting via a communication medium. The computer reads the program recorded on the recording medium or receives the program via the communication medium, and the operation is controlled by this program, thereby executing the above-described processing.

  2 (2-1, 2-2, ..., 2-m) ... POS terminal, 4 ... store server, 7 (7-1, 7-2, ..., 7-n) ... store system, 10 ... electronic device, 20, 30 ... processor, 21, 31 ... memory.

According to the embodiment, the display device includes a display unit, receiving unit, and a control unit. The receiving unit receives the order detail data including the product data of the product for which the sales time is set from the external device . Control section, when the order details data includes product data that is not also sales registration beyond the sales timing, so the state of not being sales registration at least the order details data as unrecorded data can be identified Display on the display unit .

Claims (5)

A display unit;
A receiving unit for receiving order details data including product data of products for which sales time is set;
A registration unit for registering sales of product data included in the order detail data;
When the order detail data includes product data that has not been registered for sales even after the sales timing, at least the order detail data as unrecorded data can be identified in the display unit so that it can be identified A control unit to display;
A first input unit for inputting an instruction to register sales of the unrecorded data displayed on the display unit,
The registration unit is a display device for registering sales of the unrecorded data in accordance with an instruction input by the first input unit. A second input unit for inputting completion data indicating sales completion in association with product data included in the order detail data;
When the control unit includes product data for which the completion data corresponding to the product data included in the order detail data is not input, the control unit identifies at least the order detail data as a sales incomplete data and a state where the sales are not completed The display device according to claim 1, wherein the display is displayed on the display unit so as to be possible. It has an instruction unit to start the process of determining the daily sales,
The said receiving part receives the detailed file containing the said unrecorded data from the said external device when starting the said process via the said instruction | indication part, The Claim 1 or Claim 2 characterized by the above-mentioned. Display device. A receiving unit for receiving order details data including product data of products for which sales time is set;
A recording unit for recording sales of product data included in the order detail data;
When the product data included in the order detail data includes product data that has not been recorded even after the sales timing, at least the detail data that has not been recorded is included, and the detail data is not recorded as sales A creation unit for creating a detailed statement file,
A transmission unit that transmits the specification file to a display device for displaying the specification data so that the specification data can be identified as not being recorded;
An information processing apparatus.   The information processing apparatus according to claim 4, wherein the creation unit creates the detail file including a plurality of the order detail data.