PH12014000384A1 - Abnormal merchandise manage system - Google Patents
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Abstract
An abnormal merchandise manage system includes a headquarters computer, store computers and point-of-sale systems are disposed at stores. The merchandise has a merchandise barcode and a time barcode respectively recording an item information and a time information. The headquarters computer generates an off-shelf notification of an abnormal merchandise. The store computer includes a store receiving unit and a store processor. After the store receiving unit receives the off-shelf notification, the store processor generates an abnormal merchandise files according to the off-shelf notification. The point-of-sale system is connected to the corresponding store computer and includes a barcode reader and a point-of-sale processor, the barcode reader reads the barcode assembly to obtain the item information and the time information, the point-of-sale processor receives the abnormal merchandise file to compare with retrieved item information and time information, if match, the point-of-sale processor outputs an alerting signal.
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ABNORMAL MERCHANDISE MANAGE SYSTEM
The instant disclosure relates to merchandise manage system, and particularly to an abnormal merchandise manage system for merchandises needed to be pulled from the shelves quickly.
When a store staff finds a merchandise is abnormal, the store staff has to call the call center first. Then, the call center would notify the headquarters to establish a notification of the abnormal merchandise and to deliver the notification to the store computers. Later, when the store managers receive the notification from the headquarters, the store managers would order their staffs to pull the abnormal merchandises from the shelves according to the merchandise lot number recorded in the notification as soon as possible.
Please refer to Fig. 1, illustrating an example of a conventional notification of an abnormal merchandise. ~~ Conventionally, the notification is implemented by a notification document (for example, an e-mail). The content of the notification, commonly, includes a merchandise name, a merchandise serial number, and a merchandise manufacture date (or merchandise expiration date). Accordingly, the store staff can print out the notification document and pull the abnormal merchandises from the shelves based on the notification.
However, although the headquarters has already sent the notification to the stores, some abnormal merchandises might be still sold to the customers because of the following reasons. First, the store staffs who have not read the notification fail to pull the abnormal merchandises from the shelves right after the stores received the notification. Second, the cashier staff would allow the transaction of an abnormal merchandise taken by a customer at the time before it is pulled from the shelf but after the stores received the notification because both he/she and the point-of-sale system (for a" 2 example, the cashier) do not recognize the merchandise is abnormal. Thirdly, the store stuffs inadvertently keep a few of the abnormal merchandises on the shelf. When the abnormal merchandises are sold, the brand image and the goodwill of the store are damaged and the customers are unwilling to go to the stores. Moreover, the subsequential merchandise return and merchandise exchange can be embodied hardly.
Therefore, the applicant develops a system to allow the off-shelf action of abnormal merchandise to be carried out once the stores receiving the abnormal merchandise notification from the headquarters so that the abnormal merchandise is prevented from being sold.
In view of this, the instant disclosure provides an abnormal merchandise manage system applicable to supermarkets, hypermarkets and the like. The abnormal merchandise manage system can quickly figure out the abnormal merchandises notified by the headquarters, so that the abnormal merchandises can be prevented from being sold to customers.
An invention concept of the instant disclosure provides an abnormal merchandise manage system provided for detecting a plurality of merchandises of a plurality of stores.
Each of the merchandises has a barcode assembly comprising a merchandise barcode-and a time barcode. The merchandise barcode records an item information of the merchandise, and the time barcode records a time information of the merchandise. The abnormal merchandise manage system comprises a headquarters computer, a plurality of store computers and a plurality of point-of-sale systems. The headquarters computer is provided for generating an off-shelf notification of an abnormal merchandise from the merchandises. The store computers are respectively disposed at the stores and connected to the headquarters computer, each of the store computers comprises a store receiving unit and a store processor. The store receiving unit is provided for receiving the off-shelf notification sent by the headquarters computer, and the store processor generates an abnormal merchandise file according to the off-shelf notification. The abnormal merchandise file comprises an abnormal merchandise information and a specific time information. The point-of-sale systems are respectively disposed at the
> 3 stores. Each of the point-of-sale systems is connected to the corresponding store computer. Each of the point-of-sale systems comprises a barcode reader and a point-of-sale processor, the barcode reader is provided for reading the barcode assembly to obtain the item information and the time information of the merchandise, the point-of-sale processor receives the abnormal merchandise information and the specific time information of the abnormal merchandise file to determine if the abnormal merchandise information and the specific time information of the abnormal merchandise file match with the item information and the time information of the barcode assembly read by the barcode reader, respectively; if match, then the point-of-sale processor outputs an alerting signal.
In conclusion, the abnormal merchandise manage system is provided to replacing the conventional notification, and the abnormal merchandise can be quickly found out by the way of reading barcode. Therefore, for the store and the store stuffs, the off-shelf procedure becomes easier to the store stuffs; the store stuffs do not need to check and pick out the merchandises one by one, and the possibility of selling abnormal merchandises can be reduced. For the customer, the customer may buy merchandises at the store with higher guarantee, and the possibility of eating or drinking the abnormal merchandises can be reduced. For the manufacturer, the reduction of the possibility of selling abnormal merchandise can maintain the brand image and the goodwill of the manufacturer.
Detailed description of the characteristics and the advantages of the disclosure is shown in the following embodiments, the technical content and the implementation of the disclosure should be readily apparent to any person skilled in the art from the detailed description, and the purposes and the advantages of the disclosure should be readily understood by any person skilled in the art with reference to content, claims and drawings in the disclosure.
The disclosure will become more fully understood from the detailed description given herein below for illustration only, and thus not limitative of the disclosure, wherein:
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view showing an exemplary content of a conventional abnormal merchandise notification;
Fig. 2 is a schematic block diagram of a first embodiment of an abnormal merchandise manage system according to the instant disclosure;
Fig. 3 is a schematic view of a barcode assembly of a merchandise of the abnormal merchandise manage system according to the instant disclosure, for one embodiment;
Fig. 4 is a schematic view of the barcode assembly of a merchandise of the abnormal merchandise manage system according to the instant disclosure, for another embodiment;
Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of a second embodiment of an abnormal merchandise manage system according to the instant disclosure; and
Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of a third embodiment of an abnormal merchandise manage system according to the instant disclosure.
Please refer to Fig. 2, illustrating a schematic block diagram of a first embodiment of an abnormal merchandise manage system according to the instant disclosure. The abnormal merchandise manage system is provided to detect a plurality of merchandises of a plurality of stores 7. Therefore, when some of the merchandises are abnormal, the abnormal merchandise manage system can be applied to manage the abnormal merchandises promptly to prevent the abnormal merchandises being sold. The abnormal merchandise manage system comprises a headquarters computer 2, a plurality of store computers 3 and a plurality of point-of-sale systems 4. The headquarters computer 2 is disposed at a headquarters 6, the store computers 3 and the point-of-sale systems 4 are respectively disposed at each of the stores 7. When a personnel in the headquarters 6 (hereinafter, called headquarters personnel) finds out an abnormal merchandise (or receive an abnormal merchandise notification), the headquarters personnel promptly establishes a file in the headquarters computer 2 and sends an off-shelf notification 231 to the store computers 3. Then, after the store computers 3 receive the off-shelf notification 231, each of the store computers 3 establishes an
> 5 abnormal merchandise file 321 and sends the abnormal merchandise file 321 to the corresponding point-of-sale system 4 to update the database of the point-of-sale system 4.
The definition of the corresponding point-of-sale system 4 is that, in one store 7, a store computer 3 corresponds to one point-of-sale system 4 or more. Accordingly, by using the point-of-sale system 4 to read the barcode assembly of the merchandise, the abnormal merchandise in the store 7 can be found out easily. Details about the aforementioned procedure are described later. For the sake of convenience, here, one headquarters computer 2 is mated with one store computer 3 and one point-of-sale system 4.
However, it is understood that one headquarters 2 has to manage plural stores 7, the number of the store computer 3 is not limited thereto, and the number of the point-of-sale system 4 in each of the stores 7 is not limited thereto.
As shown in Fig. 2, each of the merchandises (for example, the potato chips M1, the milk M2, and the bento M3) respectively has a barcode assembly 11, 12, 13. Please refer to Fig. 3, illustrating a barcode assembly 13 of a merchandise of the abnormal merchandise manage system according to the instant disclosure, and the bento M3 is taking as the merchandise. Here, the barcode assembly 13 of the bento M3 comprises two parts, one part of the barcode assembly 13 is a merchandise barcode 131 recording the item information of the merchandise (in this case, the bento M3), and the other part of the barcode assembly 13 is a time barcode 132 recording the time information of the merchandise (in this case, the bento M3). Here, the item information can be a merchandise category, a merchandise name, a merchandise serial number, a merchandise lot number, a merchandise price, a manufacturer name, a manufacturing place, an unit amount or any combinations thereof. In this embodiment, the time barcode 132 records the manufacture date of the bento. In case of the manufacture date, the time barcode 132, may be, but not limited to, in the format of yymmdd or mmddyy; wherein yy stands for the last two numbers of the year, mm stands for the month, and dd stands for the date.
In one embodiment, the information of the time barcode 132 may be the expiration date.
In another embodiment, the time barcode 132 may be in the format of four figures like mmdd representing the month and the date of the manufacture date of the merchandise.
Commonly, the store computer 3 has a point-of-sale system file for the store computer 3 to recognize the information recorded by the merchandise barcode 131 and the time barcode 132. For example, the store computer 3 can determine whether a merchandise
~ 6 is expired or not (namely, whether the expiration date of the merchandise exceeds the present time), by reading the time barcode 132 of the merchandise.
As shown in Fig. 3, the merchandise barcode 131 and the time barcode 132 are arranged sequentially to form one barcode assembly 13, so that a barcode reader 14 can read the merchandise barcode 131 and the time barcode 132 in one time, but embodiments are not limited thereto. In some embodiments, the position of the merchandise barcode 131 and the position of the time barcode 132 are exchanged; that is, the time barcode 132 is at the left side of the barcode assembly 13, and the merchandise barcode 131 is at the right side of the barcode assembly 13. Alternatively, as shown in
Fig. 4, illustrating a schematic view of a barcode assembly 13” of a merchandise of the abnormal merchandise manage system according to the instant disclosure, and the bento is taking as the merchandise. Here, the merchandise barcode 131” and the time barcode 132’ are separated as two barcodes. In some embodiments, the barcode assembly 13 is not carried out by an one-dimensional barcode, but by a two-dimensional barcode (like
QR code) so as to provide a larger recording volume.
Please refer back to Fig. 2; in which the headquarters computer 2 comprises a headquarters input unit 21, a headquarters storage unit 22 and a headquarters processor 23. the headquarters input unit 21 is provided for the headquarters personnel to externally input a searching information 211 of an abnormal merchandise. Here, the headquarters input unit 21 is carried out by a keyboard and/or a mouse, but embodiments are not limited thereto. In one embodiment, the headquarters input unit 21 may be a microphone to receive the voice of the headquarters personnel. In another embodiment, the headquarters input unit 21 may be a touch screen to receive the touch input of the headquarters personnel.
The searching information 211 may be a merchandise name, a merchandise category, a merchandise serial number, a merchandise lot number, a merchandise price, a manufacturer name, a manufacturing place, a manufacture date, an expiration date or combinations thereof, but embodiments are not limited thereto. The merchandise name is the name of the merchandise. For example, “rice roll with baked eggs” shown in Fig. 1. The merchandise category is the classification of the merchandise. For example, the merchandise can be belonging to bento, baozi (steamed bun with stuffing) and salad,
> 7 etc. The merchandise serial number is a number corresponding to the merchandise name; for example, 517555 shown in Fig. 1. The merchandise lot number is the manufacturing lot number of the merchandise.
The headquarters storage unit 22 is provided to store the item information and the time information of the merchandise. The headquarters processor 23 retrieves the corresponding item information and the corresponding time information from the headquarters storage unit 22 according to the search information 211, so that the headquarters processor 23 generates an off-shelf notification 231. Hence, when the headquarters personnel finds out an abnormal merchandise, firstly the headquarters personnel inputs a search information 211 of the abnormal merchandise (such as the merchandise name and the manufacture date of the abnormal merchandise) through the headquarters input unit 21 of the headquarters computer 2. And then, the headquarters processor 23 retrieves the corresponding item information and the corresponding time information from the headquarters storage unit 22 according to the search information 211, so that the headquarters processor 23 generates an off-shelf notification 231 and sends the off-shelf notification 231 to the store computer 3. The content of the off-shelf notification 231 comprise an abnormal merchandise information and a specific time information. For instance, in the case that the content of the off-shelf notification 231 is “487258 1020”, means that those merchandises with merchandise serial number being “487258” and merchandise manufacture date being “October 20", are abnormal and have to be pulled from the shelves promptly.
Please refer to Fig. 2; in which the store computer 3 is connected to the headquarters computer 2 to receive the message sent by the headquarters computer 2 promptly. The store computer 3 comprises a store receiving unit 31 and a store processor 32. The store receiving unit 31 is provided for receiving the off-shelf notification 231 sent by the headquarters computer 2, and the store processor 32 generates an abnormal merchandise file 321 according to the off-shelf notification 231 and sends the abnormal merchandise file 321 to the point-of-sale system 4. Here, the headquarters computer 2 and the store computer 3 are connected with each other through internet, and the store receiving unit 31 may be an Ethernet network module. Based on this, as long as the store receiving unit 31 of the store computer 3 receives the off-shelf notification 231, the store processor o 8 32 generates the abnormal merchandise file 321 according to the off-shelf notification 231 and outputs the abnormal merchandise file 321 to the point-of-sale system 4. The abnormal merchandise file 321 comprises the abnormal merchandise information and the specific time information. Here, the abnormal merchandise information may be any information which may be used to recognize the abnormal merchandise; such as a merchandise name or a merchandise serial number of the abnormal merchandise. The specific time information can be the manufacture date or the expiration date of the abnormal merchandise.
The point-of-sale system 4 comprises the barcode reader 41 and a point-of-sale processor 42. The barcode reader 41 is provided for reading the barcode assembly 11, 12, 13 to obtain the item information and the time information corresponding to the barcode assembly 11, 12, 13. The point-of-sale processor 42 not only receives the abnormal merchandise file 321 sent by the store computer 3, but also receives the item information and the time information read by the barcode reader 41, and the point-of-sale processor 42 determines if the abnormal merchandise information and the specific time information of the abnormal merchandise file 321 matches with the item information and the time information of the barcode assembly 11, 12, 13 read by the barcode reader 41, if match, then the point-of-sale processor 42 outputs an alerting signal to perform the abnormal merchandise is found out. The point-of-sale system 4 may be, wirely (for example, Ethernet network, RS485 port, etc.) or wirelessly (wireless network, Bluetooth, etc.), connected to the store computer 3. In one embodiment, the store computer 3 and the point-of-sale system 4 respectively comprises communication ports connectable to each other, hence the store computer 3 and the point-of-sale system 4 communicates with each other.
In some embodiments, the point-of-sale system 4 further comprises a display 43 to receive the alerting signal and display a picture-and-text alerting signal. Therefore, the store stuff can promptly figure out whether the merchandise read by the barcode reader 41 is abnormal or not through the picture-and-text alerting signal on the display 43.
Furthermore, the point-of-sale system 4 comprises a sound alerter 44 to receive the alerting signal and output an alerting sound to remind the store stuff to pull the merchandise read by the barcode reader 41 from the shelves or to terminate the present o 9 transaction. The point-of-sale system 4 may comprises both of the display 43 and the sound alerter 44; or, the point-of-sale system 4 comprises one of the display 43 and the sound alerter 44, but embodiments are not limited thereto. Here, the display 43 may be a liquid crystal display, and the sound alerter 44 may be a speaker.
In one embodiment, when the point-of-sale system 4 recognizes that the merchandise read by the barcode reader 41 is abnormal, the point-of-sale system 4 can further deny the merchandise to be sold; for example, the point-of-sale system 4 can terminate the transaction.
Please refer to Fig. 5, illustrating a schematic diagram of a second embodiment of an abnormal merchandise manage system according to the instant disclosure. The architecture of the second embodiment is approximately the same as that of the first embodiment, except that in the second embodiment, the point-of-sale system 4 comprises a cashier 8 wirely connected to the store computer 3.
Please refer to Fig. 6, illustrating a schematic diagram of a third embodiment of an abnormal merchandise manage system according to the instant disclosure. The architecture of the third embodiment is approximately the same as that of the first embodiment, except that in the third embodiment, the point-of-sale system 4 comprises an order terminal 9 (for example, a graphic order terminal), wirelessly connected to the store computer 3.
The point-of-sale system 4 may comprise any barcode readable apparatuses; such as the cashier 8 and/or the order terminal 9. Furthermore, it is understood that the aforementioned embodiments can be carried out individually or can be carried out combinedly. That is, the cashier 5 is provided at the cashier counter to read the merchandise and the order terminal 9 reads the merchandises on the shelves or the merchandise in the warehouse. Accordingly, the store stuff who is in the store 7 can use : the order terminal 9 to read the merchandises on the shelves to pull the abnormal merchandise from the shelves, and the store stuff who is at the cashier counter can check i whether the merchandise to be sold is abnormal or not, so that abnormal merchandises can be prevented from sold.
Base on the above, the abnormal merchandise manage system is provided to o 10 replacing the conventional notification, and the abnormal merchandise can be quickly found out by the way of reading barcode. Therefore, for the store and the store stuffs, the off-shelf procedure becomes easier to the store stuffs; the store stuffs do not need to check and pick out the merchandises one by one, and the possibility of selling abnormal merchandises can be reduced. For the customer, the customer may buy merchandises at the store with higher guarantee, and the possibility of eating or drinking the abnormal merchandises can be reduced. For the manufacturer, the reduction of the possibility of selling abnormal merchandise can maintain the brand image and the goodwill of the manufacturer.
While the disclosure has been described by the way of example and in terms of the preferred embodiments, it is to be understood that the invention need not be limited to the disclosed embodiments. On the contrary, it is intended to cover various modifications and similar arrangements included within the spirit and scope of the appended claims, the scope of which should be accorded the broadest interpretation so as to encompass all such modifications and similar structures.
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1. An abnormal merchandise manage system, provided for detecting a plurality of merchandises of a plurality of stores, wherein each of the merchandises has a barcode assembly, and each of the barcode assemblies comprises a merchandise barcode and a time barcode, and wherein the merchandise barcode records an item information of the corresponding merchandise, and the time barcode records a time information of the corresponding merchandise, the abnormal merchandise manage system comprising: a headquarters computer, generating an off-shelf notification for an abnormal merchandise from the merchandises; a plurality of store computers, respectively disposed at the stores and connected to the headquarters computer, each of the store computers comprising: a store receiving unit, provided for receiving the off-shelf notification sent by the headquarters computer; and a store processor, generating an abnormal merchandise file according to the off-shelf notification, wherein the abnormal merchandise file comprises an abnormal merchandise information and a specific time information; and a plurality of point-of-sale systems, respectively disposed at the stores, each of the point-of-sale systems connected to the corresponding store computer, respectively, each of the point-of-sale systems comprising: a barcode reader, provided for reading the barcode assembly to obtain the corresponding item information and the corresponding time information; and a point-of-sale processor, receiving the abnormal merchandise information and the specific time information of the abnormal merchandise file to determine if the abnormal merchandise information and the specific time information of the abnormal merchandise file match with the item information and the time i information of the barcode assembly read by the barcode reader, respectively, if match, then the point-of-sale processor outputting an alerting signal.
2. The abnormal merchandise manage system according to claim 1, wherein the headquarters computer comprises: a headquarters input unit, provided for externally inputting a search information of the abnormal merchandise; a headquarters storage unit, storing the item information and the time information of the merchandises; and a headquarters processor, retrieving the item information and the time information corresponding to the abnormal merchandise recorded in the search information from the headquarters storage unit according to the search information to generate the off-shelf notification.
3. The abnormal merchandise manage system according to claim 2, wherein the search information comprises a merchandise category, a merchandise name, a merchandise serial number, a merchandise lot number, a merchandise price, a manufacturer name, a manufacturing place, a merchandise manufacture date, a merchandise expiration date or combinations thereof.
4. The abnormal merchandise manage system according to claim 1, wherein each of the point-of-sale systems further comprises a display to display a picture-and-text alerting signal according to the alerting signal. ]
5. The abnormal merchandise manage system according to claim 1, wherein each of the point-of-sale systems further comprises a sound alerter to output an alerting sound according to the alerting signal.
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