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• the present invention relates to a method for receiving, storing and processing electronic coupons with a mobile telephone or a digital assistant.
• It also relates to a system for receiving, storing and processing electronic coupons.
• Paper coupons are generally cut from newspapers or printed at a kiosk and more recently on a personal computer.
• Paper reduction coupons require cumbersome and costly management to distribute the offer, use the reduction at the point of sale and finally process the information.
• the accumulation of paper coupons by the consumer is also an obstacle to their use.
• the solutions using a smart card to store the reduction coupons require the delivery of a card to the consumer and the presence of a reader to process it in reading and / or writing.
• the main drawback here is the need to set up an end-to-end hardware infrastructure.
• the use of a card does not allow the consumer to easily view the coupons stored in the card and the associated validity conditions. Faced with this vacuum, the card holder will therefore necessarily have to introduce his card into a device equipped with a reader (kiosk, digital decoder, PC, payment terminal), to receive his offers of reduction, use them at the point of sale or consult the advantages stored in the card.
• the list of coupons can then, for example, be printed by the payment terminal which processes the chip card.
• the present invention aims to overcome these drawbacks and to provide a method and a device which respond better than those previously known to the requirements of practice, in particular in that it allows the consumer to benefit easily, thanks to his mobile telephone or equivalent, for example a digital assistant, reduction coupons to be used at shops or supermarkets.
• the invention makes it possible to set up an extremely powerful method or system, simple to implement and which will in particular and for example allow very precise measurement of the impact of an advertisement on a consumer.
• a portable tool mobile phone or digital assistant
• an instrument for the general public allows consumers to participate in the merchant loyalty program.
• the trader will use the consumer's portable tool himself to store information and behavioral data concerning him, which will condition the issuance of benefits, without having to create a storage medium. specific like a loyalty card.
• the mobile phone or digital assistant are indeed portable, secure and mass-distributed objects, which offer many more possibilities than a simple card.
• the mobile phone and the digital assistant are also connected instruments, equipped with a keyboard and a screen, which will be able to be used to allow the consumer to access information concerning his purchase history and his rights.
• the merchant inherits all of the above advantages, which allow him to maximize his chances of retaining the consumer.
• the connected mobile phone can also easily receive promotional offers anytime, anywhere, by simply receiving data
• reception of short message The reception can take place following an “active” approach of the consumer who selects the desired offers on the media of his choice, (offers or so-called method
• the invention therefore starts, in particular, on the one hand from the idea of getting rid of the card which supposes a "physical contact” with a reader for the reception of the offer and its use at the point of sale, and on the other hand, the very strong and surprising synergistic efficiency of the above so-called “push / pull" approaches.
• the invention proposes in particular a method for receiving, storing and processing electronic coupons for a consumer provided with a mobile tool (mobile phone or digital assistant), said mobile tool comprising means for exchanging data with a payment terminal during a purchasing operation, characterized in that, from offers of electronic coupons corresponding to reductions, at least one electronic coupon is received and stored in a memory of the mobile tool , we read the codes of the items purchased at the payment terminal, we transmit to the payment terminal the list of coupons stored in the mobile tool, or conversely we transmit to the mobile tool the list of purchased items read at the level payment terminal, comparing said list of coupons with said list of items purchased, and if one or more items are identified for which one or more coupons exist, the amount of the corresponding reduction (s) is automatically deducted from the total amount of purchases.
• a mobile tool mobile phone or digital assistant
• the reduction may correspond to the total price of one or more items which will then be considered as offered.
• the data is transmitted between the mobile tool and the terminal by radio or infrared waves;
• the electronic coupon (s) is transmitted to the mobile tool via a network of centralized information servers such as the Internet; to select the offer of electronic coupons, the consumer actuates a television remote control, for example during the broadcast of a commercial advertisement, the electronic coupon or coupons then being automatically downloaded into the mobile tool; to select . the offer of electronic coupons, this being offered to the consumer directly through his mobile tool, through the internet, and / or through a kiosk, the consumer operates the keyboard of his mobile tool;
• the offers are transmitted to the consumer who receives them on his mobile tool passively depending or not on a determined profile of said consumer identified by his mobile tool; to select the offer of electronic coupons, the mobile tool is located in space and the electronic coupon or coupons are transmitted to said mobile tool as a function of the geographic position of said mobile tool; the mobile coupon (s) are downloaded directly near the payment terminal; - once the deduction has been made, the information is automatically transmitted to a remote server in which said information is processed by enriching a behavioral database concerning the mobile tool associated with said consumer and / or by incrementing a counter corresponding to the merchant with whom said reduction has been made, to enable the said merchant to be reimbursed for the reduction granted to the consumer, real time ;
• the invention also provides a system for receiving, storing and processing electronic coupons implementing the method described above.
• a mobile phone or digital assistant with a data memory SIM card and / or own memory, etc.
• SIM card and / or own memory, etc.
• digital assistant can be substituted for it.
• a point of sale terminal for example of the electronic cash register type, capable of communicating directly or through a peripheral (box or payment terminal) with the mobile telephone.
• One or more remote PC-type information servers providing the functions following:
• a communication protocol between the mobile phone and the terminal here the electronic cash register
• the communication being able to be direct or carried out through a peripheral (box or payment terminal) provided with a communication module.
• the communication module can be, for example a module implementing one and / or the other of the following standards:
• SMS short message service initials
• GSM Global System for Mobile communications
• Bluetooth which is a standard for short distance communication by radio frequency
• IrDa which is a standard for communication by infrared etc.
• FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a system according to an embodiment of the invention.
• FIG. 2 gives an example of consultation screens of a mobile telephone, used in an embodiment of the invention.
• FIG. 1 shows a system 1 comprising a mobile or portable telephone 2 or a similar device of the digital assistant type, a point of sale or payment terminal 3 of the cash register type electronic register, one or more remote centralized information server (s) 4.
• Telephone 2 includes, either integrated or peripheral: - An operating system 5 (Operating System or OS in Anglo-Saxon language),
• a memory 6 for storing data of the own memory and / or SIM card type
• a navigation tool 8 voice, touch and / or manual
• a display screen 9 a communication module 10 for accessing information from the remote servers 4 and receiving data
• a main module 11 responsible on the one hand for translating the external information received from the point of sale terminal 3 or from the information server 4, for updating the data stored in the memory 6 and for sending the information required by the point of sale terminal 3, via the protocol interface 12, and on the other hand to translate the data stored in the memory 6, possibly bringing them closer to those contained on the server 4, via the interface protocol 12, and distribute this information to the display and navigation module 13,
• the point of sale terminal 3 comprises, either in an integrated manner or in a peripheral manner: - A system 14, known in itself, for reading the codes 15 on the articles 16, making it possible for example to scan the bar code 15 inscribed on said purchased items 16;
• a cash register 17 composed of three main modules, namely: a communication module 18 in order to exchange data with the mobile phone 2, cash register software 19 which will process all the information linked to the scanned articles and to the associated reduction coupons and, a database 20 which groups the information attached to each of the article codes.
• the cash desk 17 can be connected to a peripheral, box or payment terminal (not shown) capable of communicating with the mobile phone and transmitting information or to the point of sale terminal 3.
• a peripheral, box or payment terminal (not shown) capable of communicating with the mobile phone and transmitting information or to the point of sale terminal 3.
• the consumer (viewer) automatically receives in their mobile phone, in the standby state, the promotional offer (or electronic reduction coupon) associated with the product or range of products presented in this advertisement.
• the selection of a reduction coupon during an advertisement can also and for example be accompanied by additional information on the product in question by sending a link to a website. This link is received on the consumer's electronic messaging (messaging from a WAP-type telephone, personal computer or television with internet or webTV access).
• Each offer is then and for example subject to additional conditions of use such as the date of validity, the place (s) of use etc.
• the selection of a reduction coupon can therefore result in the simultaneous sending of information concerning the product.
• the consumer can also indicate his preferences and / or his profile, thus the offers disseminated by the advertisers are then better targeted and therefore of greater perceived value.
• This concept is a good example of what the method and the system according to the invention will allow. It is based on location techniques which offer the possibility of locating a mobile phone in space, and of sending it offers adapted according to its geographic position and profile, subject to respecting the laws for the protection of privacy applicable in this case.
• sending the offers to the consumer's mobile phone and storing the information is done as follows: The consumer is identified by his telephone number, this number can be completed by a certain amount of information such as name, electronic mail address (e-mail) etc.
• the bids selected by or 'consumers identified are then sent (s) to an information server that will handle sending the discount offer on consumer phone.
• This sending can be done by simple short messages called SMS.
• the consumer receives the offer of reduction on the screen of his mobile phone, a key on the keyboard validates the acceptance of this offer and stores it in the memory of the phone (own memory, SIM card or other).
• the consumer's mobile phone communicates with the point of sale terminal (or an intermediate device).
• This communication can be initiated by the customer, who sends the coupons he holds for processing by the cash register using an appropriate key, or by the cash register itself, which will send a request to the mobile phone to receive valid offers. at this point of sale.
• the data exchange between the phone and the cash register uses, as we have seen, technologies such as Bluetooth, IrDa or even SMS.
• the cashier then compares the list of coupons transmitted by the mobile phone with the list of items read.
• the amount of the reduction is automatically deducted from the total amount of the purchases, the information is transcribed on the sales receipt and the reduction coupon sent to information server for processing.
• an item counter is included in the information relating to the coupon, this counter is updated in the phone memory using the cash register which returns the information and this as long as the validity criterion of the coupon is not met (here, purchase of 5 sodas in the month).
• This information will make it possible to compensate the face value of the coupon, ie to reimburse the merchant for the amount of the reduction granted to the customer.
• the use of this data offers a level of knowledge regarding the purchasing behavior of a consumer. identified. These analyzes will thus make it possible to refine the targeting of offers and to better segment the issuance of new offers. The process is naturally enriched by experience.
• the consumer will be able to view and consult his book of available electronic coupons.
• the screen of the mobile telephone in fact allows the consultation of the coupons stored in the memory of the telephone, the conditions for obtaining the coupons being for example explicitly displayed on the screen of the portable telephone as presented with reference to FIG. 2.
• the reduction coupons are received on the phone 2 from one or more information servers 4 thanks to the communication module 10 and via the interface 12.
• the main module 11 collects the data associated with the coupon (s) for the store in memory 6.
• the items purchased are read or scanned in the cash register 17 by a barcode reader or any other reading device 14, then the consumer's mobile phone enters into communication with the point of sale terminal 3
• This communication can be initiated by the customer, who sends the coupons he holds for processing by the cash register, or by the cash register himself, using an appropriate key, which then sends a request to mobile phone 2 to receive the reduction offers valid at this point of sale.
• the main module 11 processes the request and returns the list of coupons contained in memory 6 thanks to the communication module 7 via the protocol interface 12.
• the communication between the mobile telephone 2 and the payment terminal or point of sale terminal 3 is initialized by simple pointing (point-to-point communication) in the case of an infrared link, in the case of the technology “ Bluetooth ”the identification and synchronization between the two instruments is done by frequency negotiation within a master / slave type relationship. Finally, communication by short message requires the dialing of a telephone number to establish the connection and exchange of information.
• the box 17 compares with its internal software 19 the list of coupons transmitted by the mobile phone 2 with the list of articles read or scanned by the reader 14.
• Other reading systems can be envisaged, such as for example the use to a so-called contactless reading of codes articles through the use of an electronic chip affixed to the product itself.
• the amount of the reduction is automatically deducted from the total amount of the purchases, the information being transcribed on the sales receipt.
• the information collected during the transaction is then transmitted to the information server 4 for processing.
• the main module 11 retrieves the information returned by the point of sale terminal 3 and updates the data in the memory 6.
• an article counter is included in the information relating to the coupon, this counter being updated in the memory of the telephone 6 thanks to the cash register 3 which returns the information as long as the coupon validity criterion is not met (here, purchase of 5 sodas in the month).
• the consumer can also receive reduction coupons at point of sale terminal 3, randomly or according to well-defined criteria (consumer profile, loyalty program, etc.). These coupons are also stored in this same coupon file contained in the memory 6 of the mobile telephone 2 thanks to the main module 11 which processes the information coming from the communication module 7 via the interface 12.
• the main module 11 accesses the information contained in the memory 6 of the telephone 2. When the information contained in the memory is exhaustive, the latter distributes this data to the display and navigation module 13. When the information contained in the memory 6 is partial, and the main module is advantageously arranged to obtain the missing information by means of a remote interrogation of the information server 4 via the communication module 10 and the protocol interface 12. The main module then reconciles the information of the memory 6 with that coming from the server, then distributes it to the display and navigation module 13. After reception of this data, the display and navigation module 13 performs their shaping and transmits them to the display 9 for viewing. These data can then be consulted by the wearer by means of the navigation tool 8.
• a mobile phone and / or SIM card identification number A mobile phone and / or SIM card identification number.
• the name of the operator (or an identifier to retrieve it).
• a carrier identification number (such as a subscription number).
• Demographic information such as date of birth, address, ...
• Biometric information such as the size of the wearer, ...
• This file is structured in records, each record containing information specific to the merchant loyalty program (s) (or several when the loyalty program is common to several merchants).
• Each record contains:
• the mobile tool is a watch
• the keyboard of the mobile tool is a touch screen
• the communication protocols between servers, telephone and point of sale are different from those more particularly described.

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