JP6367994B2 - Product sales data processing apparatus and program - Google Patents

Description

  Embodiments described herein relate generally to a merchandise sales data processing apparatus and a program.

  In recent years, in many convenience stores, apart from sales of products displayed on the sales floor, a product sales data processing device such as a POS (Point Of Sales) terminal for a ticket reserved by a customer via the Internet or a reception terminal device Ticket sales work is performed such that a ticket printer connected to the printer prints a ticket on a special ticket and issues it to a customer. The ticket issued in this way and delivered to the customer is, for example, a ticket that can be used at a concert, a movie, an amusement park, or the like.

  In the ticket sales business as described above, a merchandise sales data processing device such as a POS terminal issues a receipt on which a ticket purchaser's signature column is printed, and the customer is signed on the spot.

  By the way, as described above, if the ticket purchaser signs the receipt ticket purchaser's signature field on the spot, it will cause congestion in the lane where the merchandise sales data processing device such as a POS terminal is installed. This puts a heavy burden on store operations.

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a merchandise sales data processing apparatus and program capable of avoiding checkout congestion and reducing the operational burden.

The merchandise sales data processing apparatus of the embodiment is provided on the customer side, a customer-side display device provided with an information input unit and an information display unit, and a unique reception number that is issued each time a ticket purchase application is received Number input means for inputting the data, data input means for inputting data necessary for issuing the ticket having received the purchase application with the reception number input by the number input means, and data input by the data input means The sales processing means for performing the sales processing of the ticket based on the above, and at the time of the ticket sales processing, at least the quantity and amount relating to the ticket and a confirmation button for declaring confirmation for the ticket are displayed on the information display unit , If the display name to be pre-Symbol ticket is requested, the information confirmation means for displaying the name, the In the case where the signature necessity determination means for determining whether or not the signature of the customer is required according to the purchase application destination of the ticket processed for sale and the operation on the confirmation button are detected via the information input unit If the signature necessity determination means determines that a signature is required, it creates receipt data including a customer signature field. If it determines that a signature is not required, the receipt does not include a customer signature field. Receipt creating means for creating data, and receipt issuing means for printing and issuing a receipt based on the receipt data created by the receipt creating means.

FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of a product sales system according to the embodiment. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the POS terminal. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram schematically showing the data structure of the application reception table. FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a hardware configuration of the POS terminal. FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing main memory areas formed in the RAM. FIG. 6 is a functional block diagram according to the ticket sales process in the POS terminal. FIG. 7 is a flowchart schematically showing the flow of the ticket sales process. FIG. 8 is a front view showing an example of the screen. FIG. 9 is a front view showing an example of the screen. FIG. 10 is a front view showing an example of the screen. FIG. 11 is a front view showing an example of a content confirmation screen. FIG. 12 is a plan view showing an example of a ticket sales receipt.

  Hereinafter, the present embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings. In the present embodiment, a ticket reserved by a customer on the Internet or the like is printed on a dedicated ticket sheet by a ticket printer connected to a POS terminal and issued to the customer separately from the sales operation of the goods displayed on the sales floor. This is an example in which a POS (Point Of Sales) terminal provided in a merchandise sales system that performs such ticket sales business is applied as a merchandise sales data processing apparatus.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of a product sales system 100 according to the embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1, a product sales system 100 includes a network 1 such as a LAN (Local Area Network), one reception terminal device 2, two product sales data processing devices POS terminals 3, and 1 One ticket printer 4 and one store computer 5 are provided. Note that the number of connected reception terminal devices 2, POS terminals 3, and ticket printers 4 is not limited to this embodiment.

  The POS terminal 3 functions as an accounting device for issuing sales receipts on which details of the products purchased by the customer are printed when the sales data of the products purchased by the customer is registered in the memory and the registration is completed.

  Here, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an external appearance of the POS terminal 3. As shown in FIG. 2, the POS terminal 3 is provided with a keyboard 31, a mode switch 32, and a touch panel display 33 for an operator on the front. The POS terminal 3 is provided with a display 34 with a touch panel for customers that functions as a customer display device on the back.

  The keyboard 31 is a numeric key for inputting numeric data, a PLU key, a subtotal key, a current key declaring the end of a cash transaction, a credit key declaring the end of a margin transaction, a stop key, etc. These function keys are arranged. The cancel key functions as a cancel declaration means for declaring the cancellation of the ticket sales process. The mode switch 32 is for selecting various business modes such as a registration mode, an inspection mode, and a payment mode.

  The keyboard 31 also includes a ticket registration key for instructing registration of a ticket product for which a purchase application has been accepted through the Internet or the reception terminal device 2.

  The POS terminal 3 is provided with a printer 35 for performing receipt printing and journal printing. The POS terminal 3 issues a receipt printed by the printer 35 from a receipt issuing port 36. Further, the POS terminal 3 includes a drawer 37 for storing cash and the like and a scanner 38 for reading a barcode.

  The ticket printer 4 prints various tickets that can be used in concerts, movies, amusement parks, etc., using ticket sheets that have been pre-printed in the print item column in a predetermined format.

  The store computer 5 executes processing such as managing sales and stock of each product based on the sales data of each product registered at each POS terminal 3.

  The reception terminal device 2 is connected to one or a plurality of ticket centers 7 via a WAN (Wide Area Network) 6. The ticket center 7 accepts applications for sales of various ticket products managed respectively.

  The reception terminal device 2 is normally operated by the customer. The customer operates the reception terminal device 2 to access the ticket center 7 and searches for a product desired to be purchased. When the customer finds the corresponding product, the customer applies for the purchase of the product. When receiving the product purchase application, the reception terminal device 2 issues a unique reception number. Then, the reception terminal device 2 stores the information on the product for which the purchase application has been received in the application reception table T in association with the reception number.

  Here, FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram schematically showing the data structure of the application reception table T. As shown in FIG. 3, the application reception table T stores reception time, ticket information, ticket print information, and status data corresponding to the reception number that is issued each time a ticket product purchase application is received. . The ticket information includes the product name, unit price, the number of applications, the amount of money for the number of tickets, etc., for which the purchase application has been accepted. The ticket print information is information printed by the ticket printer 4 regarding the ticket product for which the purchase application has been accepted. The status is information indicating the state of data managed by the corresponding reception number (application, transaction, end, cancellation, etc.).

  The reception terminal device 2 issues a ticket exchange receipt on which a barcode of the reception number is printed. The customer hands over the ticket exchange receipt issued from the reception terminal device 2 to the store operator.

  Next, the POS terminal 3 will be described in detail. FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a hardware configuration of the POS terminal 3. As shown in FIG. 4, the POS terminal 3 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 61 that constitutes a control unit main body. The CPU 61 includes a ROM (Read Only Memory) 62 that stores programs and the like, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 63 that stores various data, a clock unit 64 that measures the current date and time, an I / O port 65, a network controller 66, A keyboard controller 67, a touch panel controller 68, a touch panel controller 69, a printer controller 70, a scanner interface 71, and the like are connected by a bus.

  The POS terminal 3 also includes an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) 72 that stores application programs and various files in a rewritable manner. The HDD 72 is also connected to the CPU 61 by a bus. The HDD 72 is configured as a built-in HDD built in the POS terminal 3 as an example, and is distributed and configured as an external storage device in addition to the built-in HDD built in the POS terminal 3 as another example. . When a large capacity is required, it is desirable to disperse the HDD 72 between the built-in HDD and the external storage device. In the activated POS terminal 3, all or part of the application program stored in the HDD 72 is transferred to the RAM 63 to increase the access speed.

  The application program for operating the CPU 61 of the POS terminal 3 is a file in an installable or executable format, and is a computer such as a CD-ROM, flexible disk (FD), CD-R, DVD (Digital Versatile Disk). It is recorded on a readable recording medium and provided.

  The application program for operating the CPU 61 of the POS terminal 3 may be stored on a computer connected to a network such as the Internet and provided by being downloaded via the network. Further, the application program for operating the CPU 61 of the POS terminal 3 may be provided or distributed via a network such as the Internet.

  The POS terminal 3 connects the mode switch 32 and the automatic opening device 37 </ b> A of the drawer 37 to the I / O port 65 and connects the network 1 to the network controller 66. In the POS terminal 3, the keyboard 31 is connected to the keyboard controller 67, the touch panel sensor 33A of the display 33 with a touch panel for operators and the display 33B are connected to the touch panel controller 68, and the touch panel display with a touch panel for customers is connected to the touch panel controller 69. A touch panel sensor 34A as an information input unit 34 and a display 34B as an information display unit are connected. Further, the POS terminal 3 connects the printer 35 to the printer controller 70 and connects the scanner 38 to the scanner interface 71.

  The network controller 66 controls data communication performed through the network 1. The keyboard controller 67 captures a key signal corresponding to the key operated from the keyboard 31 and notifies the CPU 61 of the key signal. The touch panel controller 68 selectively displays various screens on the display 33B in response to a command from the CPU 61, acquires signals from the touch panel sensor 33A, obtains touch position coordinates, and notifies the CPU 61 of them. The touch panel controller 69 displays characters or the like corresponding to the display data on the display 34 </ b> B of the display 34 with a touch panel for customers. The printer controller 70 controls receipt printing and journal printing by the printer 35. The scanner interface 71 inputs the barcode data scanned by the scanner 38. The barcode data scanned by the scanner 38 is a unique reception number that is issued every time a ticket purchase application is received.

  Here, FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing main memory areas formed in the RAM 63. As shown in FIG. 5, the RAM 63 of the POS terminal 3 includes a sales registration memory 72, a transaction buffer 73, a transaction flag memory 74, and the like. The sales registration memory 72 forms an area for accumulating the sales amount and the number of sales points for each product, and an area for accumulating the amount and number of times for each transaction such as cash transaction and margin transaction. The sales registration memory 72 has an area for accumulating the sales amount and the number of sales of ticket products. The transaction buffer 73 is an area for storing data of products sold as one transaction until the end of the transaction. The in-transaction flag memory 74 is a storage area for an in-transaction flag that is set at the start of one transaction and reset at the end.

  Next, a function that the application program stored in the HDD 72 of the POS terminal 3 causes the CPU 61 to execute will be described.

  In the present embodiment, description of processing similar to processing performed by a conventional POS terminal (such as sales registration processing of merchandise displayed on the sales floor) is omitted.

  Here, a ticket sales process which is a characteristic function of the POS terminal 3 of the present embodiment will be described. In the ticket sales process, a ticket reserved by the customer via the Internet or the reception terminal device 2 is printed on a dedicated ticket sheet by the ticket printer 4 connected to the POS terminal 3 separately from the sales operation of the goods displayed on the sales floor. This is a process for issuing a ticket.

  Here, FIG. 6 is a functional block diagram according to the ticket sales process in the POS terminal 3. As shown in FIG. 6, the application program executed by the CPU 61 of the POS terminal 3 includes number input means 11, data input means 12, sales processing means 13, information confirmation means 14, ticket issuing means 15, The module configuration includes a receipt creation means 16, a receipt issue means 17, and a signature necessity determination means 18. The CPU 61 reads the application program from the HDD 72 and loads the above-described units into the RAM 63. Thereby, the number input means 11, the data input means 12, the sales processing means 13, the information confirmation means 14, the ticket issuing means 15, the receipt creation means 16, the receipt issue means 17, and the signature necessity determination means. 18 are generated on the RAM 63.

  The number input means 11 inputs a unique reception number issued each time a ticket purchase application is received.

  The data input means 12 inputs data necessary for issuing a ticket whose purchase application has been accepted with the receipt number entered by the number input means 11.

  The sales processing unit 13 performs ticket sales processing based on the data input by the data input unit 12.

  In the ticket sales process, the information confirmation unit 14 displays the ticket information related to the ticket and the confirmation button 95 (see FIG. 11) for declaring confirmation of the ticket information as a display on the customer touch panel display 34. 34B.

  Further, when displaying the ticket information and the confirmation button 95 on the display 34 </ b> B, the information confirmation unit 14 utters guidance information for prompting a confirmation action on the ticket information.

  Further, the information confirmation unit 14 can select whether or not to display the ticket information related to the ticket, including the name of the ticket, on the display 34B of the display 34 with a touch panel for customers. For example, the information confirmation unit 14 includes a name display button 96 functioning as a display declaration unit for declaring that the ticket information about the ticket is to be displayed on the display 34B of the display 34 with a touch panel for a customer including the name of the ticket target. (See FIG. 11) is displayed on the display 33B. If there is a declaration that the operation on the name display button 96 is detected through the touch panel sensor 34A that is the information input unit of the display 34 with a touch panel for customers, the information confirmation unit 14 The name including the ticket target is displayed on the display 33B.

  The ticket issuing means 15 is a case where an operation on the confirmation button 95 is detected via the touch panel sensor 34A which is an information input section of the display 34 with a touch panel for customers, and the closing of the sales processing in the sales processing means 13 is declared. The ticket printer 4 is operated based on the data input by the data input means 12 to issue a ticket.

  The sales processing means 13 declares cancellation of the ticket sales processing by the stop key before detecting the operation on the confirmation button 95 via the touch panel sensor 34A which is the information input unit of the display 34 with a touch panel for customers. If the ticket is sold, the ticket sales process is canceled.

  When the receipt creation means 16 detects an operation on the confirmation button 95 via the touch panel sensor 34A, and the closing of the sales processing in the sales processing means 13 is declared, the confirmation of the ticket sales processing is made. As receipt, the receipt data not including the customer's signature column is created.

  The receipt issuing means 17 prints and issues a ticket sales receipt R (see FIG. 12) based on the receipt data created by the receipt creating means 16 by the printer 35.

  The signature necessity determination means 18 determines whether or not the customer's signature is required according to the purchase application destination of the ticket that has been sold. The receipt creating means 16 creates receipt data including the customer's signature column when the signature necessity judging means 18 judges that the signature is necessary, and the signature necessity judging means 18 judges that the signature is unnecessary. In the case of receipt, receipt data not including the customer's signature column is created.

  For example, the signature necessity determination unit 18 receives a ticket purchase application and issues a receipt number, and the reception terminal device 2 connected to the network 1 that is an in-store network is the purchase application destination. Determines that the customer's signature is not required. The signature necessity determination unit 18 receives a ticket purchase application and issues a receipt number. An external server (not shown) connected via a network outside the store (for example, the Internet) applies for purchase. If it is earlier, it is determined that the customer's signature is required.

  Next, the flow of the ticket sales process in the POS terminal 3 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. For example, when the operator receives a ticket exchange receipt issued by the reception terminal device 2 from the customer, the operator presses the ticket registration key on the keyboard 31 and then displays the barcode printed on the ticket exchange receipt received from the customer at the POS terminal 3. Read by the scanner 38.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 7, when the CPU 61 of the POS terminal 3 detects the pressing of the ticket registration key from the key signal input via the keyboard controller 67 (Yes in step S1), the ticket sales process is started.

  First, the CPU 61 (number input means 11) displays, for example, a ticket input screen 83 having a layout shown in FIG. 8 on the display 33B of the display 33 with a touch panel for the operator (step S2). The ticket input screen 83 is formed with a barcode display area A4 for displaying a receipt number which is barcode data printed on the ticket exchange receipt, and a display area A5 for displaying message data and ticket information. Yes. The ticket input screen 83 is provided with a cancel button B5 and a confirm button B6.

  Next, the CPU 61 (number input means 11) waits for the receipt number input from the scanner 38 (step S3). Then, when the receipt number read by the scanner 38 is input (Yes in Step S3), the CPU 61 (number input means 11) displays the receipt number in the barcode display area A4 of the ticket input screen 83 (Step S3). S4).

  Next, when the CPU 61 (data input means 12) recognizes that the confirmation button B6 on the ticket input screen 83 is touch-input by a signal from the touch panel sensor 33A (Yes in step S5), the reception number input from the scanner 38. Is created, and the inquiry message is transmitted to the receiving terminal device 2 through the network 1 (step S6). At this time, in the display area A5 of the ticket input screen 83, for example, a message for notifying the operator that “ticket information inquiry is in progress” is displayed.

  In the RAM 63 of the POS terminal 3, a sufficient waiting time is set in advance for the ticket information inquiry. Therefore, the CPU 61 (data input means 12) measures the elapsed time after transmitting the ticket information inquiry message (step S7). Then, before the elapsed time reaches the inquiry standby time (No in step S9), the CPU 61 (data input means 12) issues a ticket such as the product name, unit price, the number of applications, the amount corresponding to the number of sheets from the reception terminal device 2. If a response message including information is received (Yes in step S8), the ticket information is stored and, as shown in FIG. 9, the product name, unit price, number of applications (quantity), and amount of the ticket information are set. It is displayed in the display area A5 of the ticket input screen 83 (step S10).

  If the elapsed time reaches the inquiry waiting time without receiving a response message (Yes in step S9), the CPU 61 (data input means 12) performs error processing and ends the processing.

  Thereafter, when the CPU 61 (sales processing means 13) recognizes that the confirmation button B6 of the ticket input screen 83 is touch-input by a signal of the touch panel sensor 33A (Yes in Step S11), the CPU 61 (sales processing means 13) is in the transaction flag memory 74. It is determined whether or not a flag is set (step S12).

  If the in-transaction flag is not set (No in step S12), the CPU 61 (sales processing means 13) clears the transaction buffer 73 because it is the first item registration for one transaction (step S13). ), A transaction flag is set in the transaction flag memory 74 (step S14).

  On the other hand, when the transaction flag is already set in the transaction flag memory 74 (Yes in step S12), the CPU 61 (sales processing means 13) registers the product for the second and subsequent points in one transaction, so step S13. And each process of step S14 is not performed.

  Thereafter, if the CPU 61 (sales processing means 13) stores the ticket information fetched from the acceptance terminal device 2 and the receipt number input from the scanner 38 in the transaction buffer 73 (step S15), as shown in FIG. The sales registration screen 81 is displayed on the display 33B of the display 33 with a touch panel for the operator (step S16).

  In the sales registration screen 81 shown in FIG. 10, the item name information unit A1 for displaying the product name, unit price, number of sales points and sales price details of the sales registration product (ticket) and the tax amount of the sales registration product (ticket) are displayed. An area A2 to be displayed and an area A3 to display the total price of the sales registration product (ticket) are formed. Further, a previous page button B1 for displaying the previous page of the area A1 and a next page button B2 for displaying the next page are displayed.

  When the ticket information is captured as described above, the product name, unit price, quantity, and amount of the ticket information are displayed in the single item detail information area A1 of the sales registration screen 81.

  As described above, the operator reads the barcode printed on the ticket exchange receipt received from the customer with the scanner 38 of the POS terminal 3. As a result, the POS terminal 3 obtains information about the product received with the reception number corresponding to the barcode from the reception terminal device 2 and registers ticket sales data.

  In addition, the CPU 61 (information confirmation unit 14) pops up a content confirmation screen 90 as shown in FIG. 11 on the display 34B of the display 34 with a touch panel for customers provided on the back of the POS terminal 3 ( Step S17). As shown in FIG. 11, the content confirmation screen 90 confirms a message 91 prompting confirmation of the displayed ticket information, a quantity (number of issued tickets) 92, an amount 93, a payee name 94, and ticket information. A confirmation button 95 and a name display button 96 are displayed to indicate that this has been done.

  After confirming the contents of the purchased product, the customer presses a confirmation button 95 and proceeds to purchase a ticket. That is, such a touch operation on the touch panel sensor 34A (confirmation button 95) is a confirmation act on the ticket information.

  In addition, when displaying the content confirmation screen 90 including the confirmation button 95, the CPU 61 (information confirmation unit 14) utters guidance information (voice guidance) for prompting confirmation for the ticket information through a speaker (not shown). You may do it. Guidance information (voice guidance) is, for example, “Please confirm the contents of your order”. This can prompt the customer to confirm the contents of the purchased product.

  The customer can also display the name of the ticket target on the content confirmation screen 90 as ticket information related to the ticket by pressing the name display button 96. As shown in FIG. 11, on the content confirmation screen 90, the name (for example, concert name) that is the subject of the ticket is usually not displayed. This is because such a ticket has strong hobby elements and there are many customers who do not want to be disclosed to the outside. Therefore, on the normal content confirmation screen 90 in which the name (for example, concert name) that is the subject of the ticket is not displayed, the customer confirms the content of the purchased product based on the quantity (number of tickets issued) 92 and the amount 93. Become. However, as the confirmation of the contents of the purchased product, the name (for example, concert name) that is the subject of the ticket is most easily understood. Therefore, in this embodiment, when the customer presses the name display button 96, the name of the ticket target is also displayed on the content confirmation screen 90 as ticket information related to the ticket.

  The name (for example, concert name) to be ticketed on the content confirmation screen 90 may be displayed in an area adjacent to the quantity (number of tickets issued) 92 or the amount 93, or overlapped on the content confirmation screen 90. It may be a popup display.

  When different products are registered on the content confirmation screen 90, the customer notifies the operator to that effect. When the operator presses the cancel key on the keyboard 31 of the POS terminal 3, the CPU 61 (sales processing means 13) cancels the ticket sales process and makes an inquiry to the ticket center 7 for canceling the product. The reason why the operator presses the cancel key on the keyboard 31 of the POS terminal 3 in this way is that it is considered that the customer almost does not cancel the ticket. If a cancel key is provided on the content confirmation screen 90, it is possible that the cancel key is operated by mistake, and in such a case, there is a problem that the burden on the operator becomes very large. .

  When the CPU 61 (information confirmation unit 14) recognizes that the confirmation button 95 on the content confirmation screen 90 is touch-inputted by a signal from the touch panel sensor 34A (Yes in step S18), it is assumed that the confirmation action for the ticket information is performed. Proceed to the next process.

  The operator receives a ticket price from the customer. Then, the operator inputs the payment data to the POS terminal 3 by operating the numeric keys and the current key on the keyboard 31.

  When the payment is input by the key operation of the keyboard 31 (Yes in step S19), the CPU 61 (receipt creation means 16, receipt issuing means 17, signature necessity judgment means 18) sells the ticket by the printer 35. A receipt is issued (step S20). Then, the CPU 61 (ticket issuing means 15) prints and issues a ticket from the ticket printer 4 (step S21).

  The operator hands over the ticket issued from the ticket printer 4 and the sales receipt of the ticket issued from the printer 35 to the customer. Thus, a customer who applies for the purchase of a product such as a ticket by operating the reception terminal device 2 can receive the applied product.

  FIG. 12 is a plan view showing an example of a ticket sales receipt R. As shown in FIG. 12, the ticket sales receipt R is printed with header information r1, consisting of store information, transaction date r2, registration number r3, operator clerk code and name r4, ticket ticket information r5, and the like. ing.

  As described above, the ticket information is displayed on the display 34B of the display 34 with a touch panel for customers provided on the back of the POS terminal 3, and the confirmation button 95 is displayed. The customer confirms the ticket information by pressing the confirmation button 95. For this reason, it is assumed that the customer has already signed, and in the ticket sales receipt R of the present embodiment, the signature field that is present in the conventional ticket sales receipt is omitted.

  In addition, in the ticket sales receipt R that does not include the customer signature column when it is determined that the signature is not required, a message M (for example, “by pressing the confirmation button” that the signature is considered to have been signed by the operation on the confirmation button 95. ")") May be printed.

  Thus, according to the POS terminal 3 of the embodiment, the ticket information is displayed on the display 34B of the display 34 with a touch panel for customers provided on the back of the POS terminal 3, and the confirmation button 95 is displayed. If the customer presses the confirmation button 95 to confirm the ticket information by the customer, there is no need to clean up different products, and the burden of store operation and center operation is eliminated. Can be reduced.

  Further, according to the POS terminal 3 of the embodiment, when the customer presses the confirmation button 95, it is regarded that the customer has already signed, and the ticket sales receipt R uses the conventional ticket sales. Since the signature field that existed in the receipt was omitted, it was possible to avoid the congestion of the cash register by not performing the signature, and the receipt field was saved by deleting the signature field from the receipt, and the burden of operation Can be reduced.

  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.

3 Merchandise Sales Data Processing Device 11 Number Input Means 12 Data Input Means 13 Sales Processing Means 14 Information Confirmation Means 15 Ticket Issuing Means 16 Receipt Creation Means 17 Receipt Issuing Means 18 Signature Necessity Determination Means 34 Customer Surface Display Device 34A Information Input Unit 34B Information display section 95 Confirmation button R Receipt

JP 2001-76250 A

Claims (5)

A customer-side display device provided on the customer side and provided with an information input unit and an information display unit;
A number input means for inputting a unique reception number issued each time a ticket purchase application is received;
Data input means for inputting data necessary for issuing the ticket that received a purchase application with the receipt number input by the number input means;
Sales processing means for performing sales processing of the ticket based on the data input by the data input means;
In sales processing of the ticket, and displays the declaring confirmation button to confirm for quantity and value to the ticket for the at least the ticket to the information display unit, when the display of the subject to the name of the previous SL ticket has been requested Information confirmation means for displaying the name ,
A signature necessity determination means for determining whether or not a signature of a customer is required according to a purchase application destination of the ticket that has been sold;
When an operation on the confirmation button is detected via the information input unit, and the signature necessity determination unit determines that a signature is required, receipt data including a customer signature column is generated, A receipt creation means for creating receipt data not including the customer's signature column,
A receipt issuing means for printing and issuing a receipt based on the receipt data created by the receipt creating means;
A product sales data processing device comprising: The signature necessity determination means receives a ticket purchase application and issues the receipt number. When the reception terminal connected via the store network is the purchase application destination, the signature of the customer is Judging that it is unnecessary,
The merchandise sales data processing apparatus according to claim 1. The signature necessity determination means accepts a ticket purchase application and issues the receipt number. When an external server connected via a network outside the store is the purchase application destination, the signature of the customer is required. It is determined that
The merchandise sales data processing apparatus according to claim 1. The receipt creating means includes a message indicating that the signature is regarded as signed by an operation on the confirmation button in the receipt data that does not include the customer's signature column when it is determined that the signature is unnecessary.
The merchandise sales data processing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein A computer that controls a merchandise sales data processing apparatus that is provided on the customer side and includes a customer surface display device provided with an information input unit and an information display unit,
A number input means for inputting a unique reception number issued each time a ticket purchase application is received;
Data input means for inputting data necessary for issuing the ticket that received a purchase application with the receipt number input by the number input means;
Sales processing means for performing sales processing of the ticket based on the data input by the data input means;
In sales processing of the ticket, and displays the declaring confirmation button to confirm for quantity and value to the ticket for the at least the ticket to the information display unit, when the display of the subject to the name of the previous SL ticket has been requested Information confirmation means for displaying the name ,
A signature necessity determination means for determining whether or not a signature of a customer is required according to a purchase application destination of the ticket that has been sold;
When an operation on the confirmation button is detected via the information input unit, and the signature necessity determination unit determines that a signature is required, receipt data including a customer signature column is generated, A receipt creation means for creating receipt data not including the customer's signature column,
A receipt issuing means for printing and issuing a receipt based on the receipt data created by the receipt creating means;
Program to function as.

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