JP5450735B2 - Information terminal and program - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an information terminal and a program.

  Conventionally, in stores such as supermarkets and convenience stores, sales management such as replenishing products to a display shelf of a sales floor is performed using a POS (Point Of Sale) system. In such a POS system, sales data of a product to be settled is generated by a POS terminal operated by a user (clerk), and the sales data is registered in an information processing apparatus such as a store computer. The user confirms the transition of sales based on the sales data registered in the store computer, and replenishes products from the backyard to the display shelves of the sales floor while predicting future sales.

  In sales management based on confirmation of such sales trends, sales can only be predicted based on the number of products sold at the sales floor, so it is not possible to replenish products according to the actual situation of the sales floor, such as the actual state of display shelves. . For this reason, some POS systems have digital cameras installed on the sales floor to output time-series differences in captured image information (see Patent Document 1).

  However, in the above-mentioned patent document 1, even if the change of the sales floor can be confirmed from the time series difference, it is possible to confirm the actual situation of the sales floor for each time zone such as a large number of products displayed on the display shelf of the sales floor. Can't be easy. In addition, even if it was confirmed that the number of products being sold was reduced due to changes in the sales floor, it was not possible to compare sales with the sales data, and it was not possible to easily predict sales. For example, in order for a user to predict sales, it is necessary to grasp the flow of customers traveling around in a store without paying with the products on the sales floor. However, since it is not possible to compare the actual situation of the sales floor for each time period and the change in sales based on sales data, it is not easy to grasp the flow of customers.

  This invention is made in view of the above, Comprising: It aims at providing the information terminal and program which enable it to grasp | ascertain easily the actual condition of the sales floor for every time slot | zone, and the transition of sales. .

In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, the information terminal according to the embodiment uses image data captured in time series for each of a plurality of sales floors, and sales of products displayed on the sales floor. Storage means for storing the date and time of registration and sales data recorded including information indicating the classification of products for each of the plurality of sales floors; and a sales floor selection means for selecting one of the sales floors from the plurality of sales floors; , A video display means for displaying a list of sales floor videos of the selected sales floor at predetermined intervals based on the imaging data, and the number of sales of products displayed on the selected sales floor, the sales data Based on the above, the sales floor video list as a graph showing the total sales for each time zone of the selected sales floor as a graph showing the total sales for each time zone of the selected sales floor Show with Includes a display means that, a.

In addition, the program of the embodiment includes imaging data captured in time series for each of a plurality of sales floors, the date and time when the sales registered for the sales displayed on the sales floor, and the products for each of the plurality of sales floors. A selection step of selecting one of a plurality of sales floors from a plurality of sales floors to a computer that processes the information stored in the storage means for storing sales data including information indicating the classification of A video display step for displaying a list of sales floor videos at predetermined times on the sales floor based on the imaging data, and the number of sales of products displayed on the selected sales floor, based on the sales data. A tabulation step of tabulating for each time zone of the time width, and the sales floor video list as a graph showing the number of sales per time zone of the selected sales floor, And sales display step of displaying as well, to the execution.

  The present invention has an effect that it is possible to easily grasp the actual situation of the sales floor for each time zone and the transition of sales.

FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram schematically showing the overall configuration of a POS system. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an external form of the information terminal viewed from the front side. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an external form of the information terminal viewed from the back side. FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing electrical connection of the information terminal. FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing electrical connection of the store computer. FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of data items constituting the product master table. FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of data items constituting the store sales table. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a data file constituting sales floor video data. FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating an example of the operation of the information terminal. FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example of a display screen. FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of a display screen.

  Exemplary embodiments of an information terminal and a program according to the present invention are explained in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram schematically showing the overall configuration of the POS system 101. A POS system 101 shown in FIG. 1 is installed in an information terminal 102 installed in a cash register stand, a store backyard, etc., a live camera 104 that captures a space of a sales floor (not shown), a store yard, etc. A store computer 105 as a server for controlling the entire system 101 is provided. In the POS system 101, an information terminal 102, a live camera 104, and a store computer 105 are connected to each other via a communication network such as a LAN (Local Area Network).

  The information terminal 102 is a POS (Point Of Sale) terminal installed on a cash register stand or an information device installed in a backyard or the like for performing sales floor management processing such as product inventory and sales confirmation. Whether the information terminal 102 is installed in a cash register stand or in the backyard, the basic structure and function thereof are not changed. What is different is how it is used. In other words, the information terminal 102 as a POS terminal installed in a cash register stand performs sales registration processing including accounting for sales products and registration of the sales products in addition to sales floor management processing such as product inventory and sales confirmation. . For this reason, the information terminal 102 is provided with a printer 106 that prints information such as receipts, inventory of goods, and sales, a liquid crystal display 109 that displays various types of information, and a touch panel 110 that receives user operations. . In addition to the above-described configuration, the information terminal 102 as a POS terminal installed on a cash register stand is a scanner device for optically reading a barcode or a two-dimensional code added to a product sold in a store. 103. A customer display device 107 is also provided for displaying the contents of the transaction to the customer at the cash register stand.

  FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an external form of the information terminal 102 functioning as a POS terminal as seen from the front side. The information terminal 102 is configured by mounting a liquid crystal display 109 as a display device on the upper surface of the main body 108. In the liquid crystal display 109, a touch panel 110 as an input device is laminated on the display surface. The printer 106 is installed adjacent to the information terminal 102 or the like. The printer 106 and the scanner device 103 are connected to the information terminal 102 via an interface such as a USB (Universal Serial Bus).

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an external appearance of the information terminal 102 functioning as a POS terminal as seen from the back side. In FIG. 3, the customer display device 107 is clearly shown. The customer surface display device 107 is an LED (Light Emitting Diode) display device that performs 7-segment display as an example, and is placed on the upper surface of the main body 108 of the information terminal 102. The customer display device 107 is also connected to the information terminal 102 via an interface such as a USB, like the printer 106 and the scanner device 103.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the live camera 104 forms an image captured from the lens 115 on, for example, a two-dimensional CCD array (not shown), and amplifies, A / D converts, filters, etc. the output of the CCD array. Imaging device that outputs as a moving image. The live camera 104 is installed for each sales floor in the store, and distributes videos such as display shelves as moving images. A unique network address (for example, an IP address or a MAC address) is set on the LAN for the live camera 104 arranged for each sales floor. Therefore, the information terminal 102 and the store computer 105 can acquire the video distributed from the live camera 104 at a predetermined sales floor by specifying the network address.

  The store computer 105 includes a small liquid crystal display 116 and a keyboard 117, and manages various information transmitted from the information terminal 102 and manages moving images for each sales floor distributed from the live camera 104.

  FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing electrical connection of the information terminal 102. As shown in FIG. 4, the information terminal 102 includes a microcomputer 201, and the microcomputer 201 drives and controls each unit. The microcomputer 201 includes a CPU 204 (CPU: Central Processing Unit) that centrally controls each unit, a ROM 204 (ROM: Read Only Memory) that stores in advance fixed information such as a control program via the bus line 203, and the like. A RAM 205 (RAM: Random Access Memory) that functions as a work area and stores various information in a rewritable manner is connected.

  A touch panel controller 206, a display controller 207, an HDD 208 (HDD: Hard Disk Drive), an interface 209, and a communication interface 210 are connected to the microcomputer 201 via a bus line 203. The touch panel controller 206 takes an input signal from the touch panel 110 into the microcomputer 201. The display controller 207 drives and controls the liquid crystal display 109 based on the image data, and causes the liquid crystal display 109 to display an image corresponding to the image data. The interface 209 is an interface for connecting the scanner device 103, the printer 106, the customer display device 107, and the like to the microcomputer 201. The interface 209 is configured by a USB or the like as described above. The communication interface 210 is an interface for enabling the microcomputer 201 to perform data communication with other devices via a LAN.

  The HDD 208 stores an OS (Operating System), a computer program (hereinafter referred to as a program), various files, and the like. These OSs, programs, various files, and the like are all or partially copied to the RAM 205 and accessed by the CPU 202 when the information terminal 102 is activated. The CPU 202 executes processing (for example, sales registration processing or sales floor management processing) according to the OS and the program copied in this way.

  FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing electrical connection of the store computer 105. As shown in FIG. 5, the store computer 105 includes a microcomputer 301, and the microcomputer 301 drives and controls each unit. The microcomputer 301 has a CPU 302 that centrally controls each unit, a ROM 304 that stores in advance fixed information such as a control program via a bus line 303, and a variety of information that can be rewritten and used as a work area. A functional RAM 305 is connected.

  A display / keyboard controller 306, an HDD 307, and a communication interface 308 are connected to the microcomputer 301 via a bus line 303. The display / keyboard controller 306 drives and controls the liquid crystal display 116 based on the image data, and causes the liquid crystal display 116 to display an image corresponding to the image data. Further, the printer 106 takes in an input signal from the keyboard 117 to the microcomputer 301. The communication interface 308 is an interface for enabling the microcomputer 301 to perform data communication with other devices via a LAN.

  The HDD 307 stores an OS, a program, various files, and the like. These OSs, programs, various files, and the like are all or partially copied to the RAM 305 and accessed by the CPU 302 when the store computer 105 is activated. The CPU 302 executes processing according to the OS and the program thus copied.

  Various files stored in the HDD 307 include a product master table 371, a store sales table 372, and sales floor video data 373. The product master table 371 stores data related to products handled at the store. The product master table 371 is data set in advance by setting processing of the information terminal 102 or the like, and is referred to when sales registration processing is performed by the information terminal 102 as a POS terminal. The store sales table 372 stores data related to store sales. In the store sales table 372, data related to sales is updated when the information terminal 102 as a POS terminal performs sales registration processing. The sales floor video data 373 as imaging data stores the video of the sales floor distributed from the live camera 104 installed for each sales floor for each sales floor.

  FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of data items constituting the product master table 371. As shown in FIG. 6, the product master table 371 is composed of records including data items such as a product code, a product name, a unit price, and a product classification code. Here, the product code is a unique code preset for each product in order to identify various product items sold in the store. Further, the product name, unit price, and product classification code are information about the product specified by the same product code. For example, the product classification code is a code indicating the product classification for each sales floor. Therefore, with regard to the product specified by the product code, it is possible to confirm which sales floor the product is handled by referring to the product classification code.

  FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of data items constituting the store sales table 372. As shown in FIG. 7, the store sales table 372 includes a data item storing a transaction number, a transaction type, sales data, and the like transmitted from the information terminal 102 as a POS terminal in the store during the sales registration process. It consists of records consisting of data items in which the date and time of execution are stored. The CPU 302 obtains the sales data registered in the store sales table 372 at a request from the information terminal 102 or at a predetermined timing (for example, once a day) for each day / time period based on the date / time data item. Tally. The collected sales data is transmitted to a higher-level server device (not shown) installed in the headquarters of the store or the information terminal 102 that has requested it. It should be noted that the sales data may be aggregated by the information terminal 102 for each day / time zone. Specifically, the CPU 302 transmits sales data registered in the store sales table 372 to the information terminal 102 in response to a request from the information terminal 102. As a result, the information terminal 102 can aggregate sales for each day / time period based on the date / time data item.

  Here, the sales registration process performed in the information terminal 102 will be described. In the sales registration process, the CPU 202 stores the product code input by the scanner device 103 in the work area of the RAM 205. In addition, the CPU 202 stores the transaction type and the sales quantity input from the touch panel 110 in the work area of the RAM 205. Here, examples of the transaction type include normal transactions, discount transactions, card payments, and the like.

  Then, the CPU 202 searches the product master table 371 stored in the store computer 105 based on the information stored in the work area to obtain the sales price, product name, etc., and these product code, sales number, Sales data based on product name, sales price, etc. is generated. Thereafter, the CPU 202 calculates the total amount of sales every time a product is input, and repeats this until an operation input (for example, pressing of the current key on the touch panel 110) instructing closing of one transaction is performed. When closing of one transaction is instructed, the CPU 202 notifies the store computer 105 of the sales data for the one transaction together with a transaction number for identifying this transaction and the entered transaction type. The store computer 105 registers the sales data, transaction number, and transaction type notified from the information terminal 102 in the store sales table 372.

  Next, sales floor video data 373 will be described. FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of a data file constituting the sales floor video data 373. As shown in FIG. 8, the sales floor video data 373 includes a plurality of still image files in, for example, JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) format. In the sales floor video data 373, video for each sales floor is recorded as a still image file for each time zone in time series. Specifically, the first number is the code indicating the sales floor, the number after the first underscore is the date of imaging, and the number after the second underbar is the name of the captured image, and the sales floor is imaged. Still images are recorded. In the case of “1_20100125 — 1030.jpg” in the illustrated example, the leading “1” indicates a sales floor such as a side dish, “20100125” indicates that the image was taken on January 25, 2010, and “1030” is 10:00. It shows that the image was taken in 30 minutes. The CPU 302 acquires the video distributed from the live camera 104 installed at each sales floor at a predetermined time interval (for example, every 30 minutes), assigns the file name described above, and records it in the sales floor video data 373. Therefore, by referring to the file name of the data file recorded in the sales floor video data 373, it is possible to acquire a video of each time zone for each sales floor.

  In the present embodiment, the configuration in which the video of each time slot for each sales floor is recorded as a still image file is exemplified. However, the time-series recording of videos for each sales floor may be sequentially recorded as moving image data in, for example, MPEG (Moving Picture Experts Group) format. Even when images for each sales floor are sequentially recorded as moving image data, it is possible to acquire still images in each time zone by specifying the frame position. As described above, time-series recording of video for each sales floor includes continuous recording of moving images and recording of still images captured intermittently at a predetermined time interval.

  Next, an example of the operation of the information terminal 102 realized by the CPU 202 executed by the program stored in the HDD 208 will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. More specifically, a series of operations when a display screen for sales floor management is displayed on the liquid crystal display 109 in the sales floor management processing will be described.

  As shown in FIG. 9, when the process is started and the display screen for sales floor management is displayed on the liquid crystal display 109, the CPU 202 determines whether the sales floor management tab on the display screen has been selected by the touch panel 110. Is determined (S1).

  FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example of the display screen G. The display screen G is a display screen for sales floor management displayed on the liquid crystal display 109 in the sales floor management processing. As shown in FIG. 10, on the display screen G, an information window G1, a selection button G2, and a cursor G3 are displayed.

  The information window G1 is provided with tabs G11 and G12 at the top, and displays information corresponding to the tab selected by the cursor G3 or the like. The tab G11 is a tab for displaying the live video of the sales floor in the information window G1. The tab G12 is a sales floor management tab for displaying information related to sales floor management in the information window G1. In the example shown in the figure, the tab G11 is selected, and the information window G1 displays a live video of each sales floor (prepared food, meat, daily delivery, fresh fish). The selection button G2 as a sales floor selection means is an operation button for selecting a sales floor with the cursor G3 or the like. The cursor G3 moves on the display screen G in response to a touch operation on the touch panel 110.

  Returning to FIG. 9, when the sales floor management tab G12 is not selected on the touch panel 110 in S1 (NO), that is, when the tab G11 for displaying live video is selected, the CPU 202 is installed for each sales floor. The live video of the sales floor distributed by the live camera 104 is acquired and displayed on the information window G1 (S2). When the sales floor is selected by the selection button G2, a live video of the selected sales floor may be displayed in the information window G1. After S2, the process returns to S1. Therefore, the live video display is continued while the tab G11 is selected.

  When the sales floor management tab G12 is selected on the touch panel 110 in S1 (YES), the CPU 202 accepts an operation on the touch panel 110 (S3), and determines whether there is a sales floor selection by the selection button G2 (S4). ). If there is no sales floor selection (S4: NO), the process returns to S3, and the process is looped until a sales floor is selected.

  When the sales floor is selected by the selection button G2 (S4: YES), the CPU 202 determines whether or not the date and time is specified by the operation of the touch panel 110 (S5). The date and time may be specified by operating a numeric button (not shown) on the display screen G by the touch panel 110, or a graph indicating the number of sales for each time period, which is sales information for each time period (for details, see It may be designated by a touch operation described later.

  When the date and time are not specified (S5: NO), the CPU 202 sets the current time as a search time as a search reference (S6). When the date and time is specified (S5: YES), the CPU 202 sets the specified time as a search time serving as a search reference (S7).

  Next, the CPU 202 as a totaling unit totals the sales information (sales data) for each time zone related to the selected sales floor (S8). Specifically, the CPU 202 acquires the store sales table 372 from the store computer 105, extracts the sales data regarding the sales floor selected from the product classification code included in the sales data, and based on the extracted sales data, the date and time Based on the data items, sales are aggregated every day / hour.

  Next, the CPU 202 as the sales display means displays the aggregated sales information for each time zone on the display screen G (S9). FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of the display screen G. As shown in FIG. 11, the tabulated sales information for each time zone is displayed on the sales display window G4 of the display screen G as a graph (for example, a bar graph) indicating the number of sales for each time zone. Note that the sales information for each time period displayed in the sales display window G4 in S9 is for the specified date when the date is specified, and is the current date when the date is not specified. Good. In the sales display window G4, a marker G41 is displayed in a time zone corresponding to the set search time. Thereby, the sales information regarding the set search time can be easily confirmed in the sales information for each time zone.

  Next, the CPU 202 as a list display means displays a list of videos for each time zone of the selected sales floor as a thumbnail image on the display screen G based on the set search time (S10). Specifically, the CPU 202 acquires sales floor video data 373 from the store computer 105. Next, the CPU 202 refers to the file name of the data file recorded in the sales floor video data 373, so that the CPU 202 selects a predetermined time width from the still image file related to the selected sales floor based on the set search time. Extract still image files. Next, the CPU 202 displays a list of thumbnail images of the extracted still image file in the information window G1 of the display screen G as shown in FIG.

  In the illustrated example, a thumbnail image of “2010/01/25 10:30”, which is a set search time, is arranged at the upper left reference position in the information window G1, and a 4 × 4 thumbnail image is displayed from the upper left to the lower right. Has been placed. Each thumbnail image shows a video of the sales floor every 30 minutes. Therefore, the user can check the state of the display shelf and the like at the sales floor every 30 minutes from “2010/01/25 10:30” to “2010/01/25 18:00” from the video. The illustrated display mode is an example, and the number and arrangement direction of the thumbnail images to be displayed, the reference position for displaying the thumbnail image of the sales floor related to the set search time, and the like may be appropriately changed.

  As described above, on the display screen G, the video for each time zone of the selected sales floor is displayed in the information window G1, and the sales information for each time zone of the selected sales floor is displayed in the sales display window G4. Therefore, the user can check not only the sales information for each time zone of the sales floor but also the current status of the sales floor such as the state of the display shelf in the sales floor from the video of the sales floor for each time zone. The sales information for each time zone displayed in the sales display window G4 is already settled data, and the thumbnail images displayed in a list in the information window G1 are sales floor videos for each time zone, indicating the current state of the sales floor. Yes. The information window G1 and the sales display window G4 are displayed on the same display screen G and can be easily compared. Therefore, by comparing the sales information for each time zone displayed in the sales display window G4 with the sales floor video for each time zone displayed in the list in the information window G1, the user can keep the product on the sales floor. It is possible to intuitively understand the flow of customers traveling around the store without paying off. In this way, by grasping the flow of customers traveling around the store without paying with the products on the sales floor, the user can accurately predict the sales of the products, and there will be no products on the display shelf In addition to loss of sales opportunities due to sales, sales management can be performed to reduce the loss of products that cannot be sold out and discarded.

  Next, the CPU 202 determines whether or not a time zone is selected by operating the touch panel 110 as a time zone selection unit (S11). For example, as shown in FIG. 11, the time zone is selected by selecting thumbnail images displayed in a list in the information window G1 by operating the cursor G3 using the touch panel 110. Further, the time zone of the graph displayed in the sales display window G4 may be selected by operating the cursor G3 using the touch panel 110.

  If no time zone is selected (S11: NO), the process proceeds to S13. When there is a time zone selection (S11: YES), the CPU 202 displays the sales details of the selected time zone (for example, the number of sales for each product item displayed on the sales floor) on the display screen G (S12).

  Specifically, the CPU 202 extracts the sales data registered in the time zone selected from the date and time included in the store sales table 372, and further relates to the sales floor selected from the product classification code included in the sales data. Extract sales data. Next, the CPU 202 counts the number of sales for each product classification code from the extracted sales data, and calculates the number of sales for each product item displayed on the sales floor. Next, as shown in FIG. 11, the CPU 202 displays the calculated sales quantity for each product item in the sales detail display window G5 of the display screen G.

  Thereby, the user can check the sales details for each time zone. The sales details for each time zone displayed in the sales details display window G5 are already settled data, and the thumbnail images listed in the information window G1 are sales floor videos for each time zone, indicating the current state of the sales floor. ing. The information window G1 and the sales detail display window G5 are displayed on the same display screen G and can be easily compared. Therefore, by comparing the sales details displayed in the sales details display window G5 in the predetermined time zone with the current sales floor status for each time zone displayed in the list in the information window G1, the user has the product on the sales floor. It is possible to grasp in detail the flow of customers traveling around the store without paying off.

  Next, the CPU 202 determines whether or not to end the process by determining whether or not there is an operation input for ending the process using the touch panel 110 (S13). When there is an operation input for ending the process using the touch panel 110 (S13: YES), the process is ended as it is. If there is no operation input for ending the process using the touch panel 110 (S13: NO), the process returns to S1 and the process is continued. When returning to S1 and continuing the process, since the graph showing the number of sales for each time zone is already displayed in the sales display window G4, the date and time can be designated by touching this graph. It is.

  Note that the program executed by the information terminal 102 of the present embodiment is provided by being incorporated in advance in the HDD 208, the ROM 204, or the like. A program executed in the information terminal 102 of the present embodiment is a file in an installable format or an executable format, and is a computer such as a CD-ROM, a flexible disk (FD), a CD-R, or a DVD (Digital Versatile Disk). You may comprise so that it may record and provide on a readable recording medium.

  Furthermore, the program executed by the information terminal 102 of the present embodiment may be stored on a computer connected to a network such as the Internet and provided by being downloaded via the network. Further, the program executed on the information terminal 102 according to the present embodiment may be configured to be provided or distributed via a network such as the Internet.

  The program executed by the information terminal 102 according to the present embodiment has a module configuration including the above-described units (means), and as actual hardware, the CPU 202 reads the program from the ROM 204 or the HDD 208 and executes it. Thus, the above-described units are loaded onto the main memory (RAM 205), and means and means are generated on the main memory.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the processing at the information terminal 102 installed in the cash register stand or the backyard is illustrated, but the processing performed at the information terminal 102 is performed by the store computer 105 or a higher-level server device installed today. Needless to say, it may be done.

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JP 2002-24514 A

Claims (6)

Including imaging data captured in time series for each of a plurality of sales floors, the date and time when the sales of the products displayed on the sales floor were registered, and information indicating the classification of the products for each of the plurality of sales floors Storage means for storing the recorded sales data;
Sales floor selection means for selecting one of the sales floors from a plurality of sales floors;
Video display means for displaying a list of sales floor videos of the selected sales floor at predetermined intervals based on the imaging data;
Aggregating means for aggregating the number of sales of products displayed on the selected sales floor for each time zone of a predetermined time width based on the sales data;
Display means for displaying the total sales for each time zone as a graph showing the sales for each time zone of the selected sales floor, together with the sales floor video list;
An information terminal comprising: A time zone selecting means for selecting any one of the time zones,
Extracting means for extracting sales for the selected time period from the stored sales data;
Further comprising
The display means further displays the sales for the extracted time period;
The information terminal according to claim 1. The time zone selection means accepts selection of any time zone from the sales floor video list for each displayed time zone,
The display means displays the sales for the selected time period;
The information terminal according to claim 2. Including imaging data captured in time series for each of a plurality of sales floors, the date and time when the sales of the products displayed on the sales floor were registered, and information indicating the classification of the products for each of the plurality of sales floors In a computer that processes information stored in storage means for storing recorded sales data,
A selection step of selecting one of the sales floors from a plurality of sales floors;
A video display step for displaying a list of sales floor videos of the selected sales floor at predetermined intervals based on the imaging data;
A totaling step of counting the number of sales of the goods displayed on the selected sales floor for each time zone of a predetermined time width based on the sales data;
A sales display step for displaying the total sales for each time zone as a graph showing the sales for each time zone of the selected sales floor, together with the sales floor video list,
A program for running A time zone selecting step for selecting any time zone from the time zones;
An extraction step for extracting sales for the selected time period from the stored sales data;
Further including
The sales display step further displays sales for the extracted time period;
The program according to claim 4. The time zone selection step accepts selection of any time zone from the sales floor video list for each displayed time zone,
The sales display step displays sales for the selected time period;
The program according to claim 5.