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Definitions

• the present invention relates to devices for controlling the distribution of products of a merchant site that have been ordered over the Internet.
• the service provider on the Internet proposes the creation of an account, via the choice of a "login” (identifier or access code) and a password.
• a problem proposed by the present invention is to guarantee the customer both the usability in accessing his personal account in a merchant site to take advantage of the facilities resulting from the use of the Internet to place orders, and advice efficient, allowing the choice of products adapted to the results it wishes to obtain.
• Another problem proposed by the present invention is to ensure that the customer follows the effective advice given to him, and does not deviate from it by making orders for products quite different from those he was given. recommended.
• Another problem proposed by the present invention is to reduce the operations that the customer must do to place the order of products that have been advised.
• Another problem proposed by the present invention is to reduce the operations that the advisor must do when prescribing the products for a new client.
• the invention proposes, in a first aspect, a device for controlling the distribution of products, comprising: a) a merchant site having:
• pre-formatted personal customer accounts each assigned to a corresponding portable identification medium containing a customer identifier
• At least one client terminal able to communicate with the merchant site via a secure internet connection for payment transactions
• At least one diagnostic and consulting site having an input-output interface accessible by an advisor, having a means of connection for communicating with the merchant site over an Internet connection, having its own advisor identifier, and having his own advisor password,
• said means for controlling access through the Internet network also ensuring, during an access request by an advisor, the control of an advisor identifier and a password advisor.
• the customer when the customer wants to order products at the merchant site, he first consults the advisor of the diagnostic and consulting site, which delivers him a portable identification medium containing a customer identifier, and which him communicates a client password.
• the advisor draws up a list of products that may be suitable for the client, according to his needs for results and according to the knowledge of the advisor to obtain said results, and places this list of products in the affected basket, in the merchant site, with the portable identification medium which it has delivered to the customer.
• the Internet access control means of the merchant site verify the advisor identifier and the adviser password to authorize the entry of the list of products in the basket assigned to the portable identification medium. delivered to the customer.
• the consultant of the diagnostic and advisory site may have specific identification media associated with typical baskets, that is to say with a pre-established list of products to prescribe. In this way, the adviser does not need to introduce himself in the customer's basket the already present list of products to prescribe. This alternative is interesting in the case where the list of products to be prescribed is regularly the same.
• the customer wants to place a product order with the merchant site, he identifies himself by his customer ID and a client password, and after checking the client ID and the client password. , the merchant site authorizes it to place the order of all or part of the products contained in the basket assigned to its portable identification support.
• the client is forced to follow the advice given to him by the advisor, and he can not order products that deviate from the list prepared by the advisor. It may, however, freely add additional products that do not require the choice or assistance of a consultant.
• the customer must only validate all or part of the products listed by the advisor, so that the operations he must perform to place an order are considerably reduced.
• the advisor can simply communicate to the merchant site the identity of the portable identification medium he has entrusted to the customer, and the list of products in the basket he advises. It is the customer who, during his first connection to the merchant site, will be able to enter his own personal data insofar as they have not already been registered during a previous connection of the customer. Thus, the operations that the advisor must perform are also reduced.
• the client terminal includes: reading means for reading the data carried by a portable identification medium when it is presented by a client, and to extract the customer identifier,
• - input means by which the customer can enter his client password - means of communication to communicate to the merchant site, through the Internet, the customer identifier and the customer password to establish the user access to the pre-formatted personal customer account assigned to the portable identification medium presented by the customer.
• the customer does not have to worry about memorizing his customer ID, and he does not have to worry about entering his data in his terminal client to open his access to the merchant site.
• An increase in transaction security can be achieved by providing that the client terminal further comprises local control means for requiring the customer to enter his client password when he wishes to establish access to his personal customer account in the merchant site, and to control the client password entered by the customer.
• the customer can be assured that another user will not be able to unknowingly place an order for all or part of his basket.
• the merchant site includes means for generating and managing personal customer accounts and for associating at least one identification medium with each personal customer account.
• the diagnostic and consulting site has a reserve (material or dematerialized) of identification media, which his advisor can freely deliver to clients, and has the rights associated with his advisor ID and his word.
• Advisor password to generate in the merchant site a basket in the account associated with the identification medium that the advisor delivers to a customer.
• the diagnostic and consulting site has the rights associated with its advisor ID and its advisor password to assign a customer password to the identification medium, to communicate it to the merchant site which is then associates with the corresponding customer identifier, and the advisor communicates it to the customer.
• a customer password is previously assigned by the merchant site to each customer identifier, and the diagnostic and consulting site has the rights associated with its advisor ID and its advisor password to retrieve from the merchant site the client's password that the advisor can communicate to the client.
• This second variant has the advantage of reducing the operations that the consultant of the diagnostic and consulting site must perform. In fact, during the client's visit to the advisor who runs the diagnostic and counseling site, the advisor and the client do not have to agree and enter the client's password.
• the customer with his identification support has the rights associated with his customer ID and his password of customer to order in the merchant site the products present in the basket generated by the advisor in the personal account customer associated with its identification medium.
• the client identifier is coded in an image that can be read optically, for example coded in the form of a QR code. This reduces the risk that a malicious third party places an order without the client's knowledge.
• the client password is also coded in said image.
• the client terminal is provided with local control means and can itself perform a control of the client password entered by the client, compared with the client password encoded in said client. image, to prohibit Internet communication in case of error on the client password entered by the customer.
• the image can be made on a material medium such as a paper or a plastic card, or it can be performed on a dematerialized medium such as a digital recording.
• the invention proposes a method for controlling the distribution of the products of a merchant site, in which:
• the merchant site generates at least one identification medium in which a customer identifier is stored
• the merchant site assigns a personal customer account to the identification medium
• a diagnostic and advisory site led by an advisor, receives from the merchant site a pool of identification media, and the advisor of said diagnostic and consulting site assigns each client who requests one of the supports identifying said reserve of identification media, - the adviser of the diagnostic and consulting site creates in the merchant site a basket in the personal account of customer assigned to the identification medium entrusted to the customer, basket where he places the list of products that may be suitable for the customer,
• the consultant of the diagnostic and consulting site extracted from the merchant site or assigns and communicates to the merchant site a client password, then communicates to the client said client password
• the customer connects to the merchant site by a customer terminal, presenting his identification medium containing the customer ID, and entering his customer password, and he completes his personal customer account by his personal information in to the extent that they are not yet registered in their associated customer account,
• the merchant site authorizes the delivery to the customer of the products listed in the basket created by the consultant of the diagnostic and consulting site.
• the client identifier is coded in the form of an image
• the customer presents his identification medium
• the client terminal reads the identification medium image to extract the client identifier
• the client enters his client password.
• the client terminal sends over the Internet the customer ID and password of the customer to the merchant site, which performs a check to allow the client to communicate to place an order through the client terminal.
• the image containing the client identifier may advantageously be a QR code image.
• the client password may further be encoded in said image.
• FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of a device according to the invention for the control of product orders to a merchant site via the Internet;
• FIG. 2 is a schematic representation of the coding in the form of an image of the client identifier and possibly of the client password for producing an identification medium according to the invention
• FIG. 3 illustrates a computer program routine ensuring the editing of identification media
• FIG. 4 illustrates a control and connection routine of a client terminal on the website
• FIG. 5 illustrates a routine implemented by a diagnostic and consulting site to establish the prescription of products for the benefit of a client.
• the device according to the invention is intended to allow regulated access to a merchant site 1 by the use of a portable identification support 4 made available to a user. customer.
• the identification medium 4 contains a client identifier 8. As illustrated in the example of Figure 2, the client identifier 8 comprises at least 6 characters, said 6 characters comprising at least one letter and at least one digit. Optionally, the identification medium 4 also contains a client password 9, comprising at least 4 digits.
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• An example of a user code structure may be: FRA2-1AZ3, that is to say a two-digit country code such as FR, followed by a first two-digit identifier such as a letter from A to Z and a digit from 0 to 9, and a second four-digit identifier such as a digit from 0 to 9, two letters from A to Z and a digit from 0 to 9.
• the client identifier 8 and possibly the client password 9 are coded in the form of an image 20.
• the image 20 is a code QR.
• the device according to the invention to allow regulated access to the merchant site 1 includes the merchant site 1 itself, which is provided with a database 2, means of access to the Internet 5 to allow access to its database 2 by the Internet network 6, and control means 7 to control access to its database 2 by the Internet network 6.
• the control means 7 allow in particular, during a access request by a client, to control the client identifier 8 and the client password 9.
• the control means 7 may for example be made using the software distributed under the mark MAGENTO, accessible on the website magento.com, and including development tools. Control is one of the basic functions of this MAGENTO software.
• the communication of customers to the merchant site 1 is via the Internet network 6, by means of terminals such as the client terminal 10, the latter may be a fixed terminal, a computer or a smartphone-type mobile phone.
• the client terminal 10 is a reading and transmission computer terminal, comprising reading means 16 for reading the image 20 contained in the identification medium 4 which the client has and having an interface I / O 19 that the client operates to enter his client password 9.
• the reading means 16 comprise a camera capable of scanning the image carried on a identification medium 4 of paper sheet type where the image 20 has been printed.
• the reading and transmission computer terminal 10 further comprises decryption means 21 for decrypting said image 20 and extracting the client identifier 8.
• the action of the decryption means 21 for decrypting the image 20 and extracting the client identifier 8 consists of converting the digital information 2D contained in the image 20 into digital information of the text type constituting the customer identifier 8.
• An example consists in providing a client terminal 10 in the form of a smartphone-type mobile phone into which an image code reader application such as the QR code has been downloaded, for example the application designated by the "neoreader” mark currently available in the application libraries according to the operating systems designated by the IOS and Android brands.
• the reading and transmission computer terminal 10 also comprises communication means 11 for communicating to the merchant site 1, via the Internet network 6 and in a secure manner, the customer identifier 8 and the customer password 9 to establish the client's access to a personal account 3 that he has in the merchant site 1.
• the secure transmission of the client identifier 8 and the password of the client 9 is advantageously in encrypted form, by the Internet 6 .
• the reading and transmission computer terminal 10 further comprises a local control means 17, able to control the client password 9 entered by the client on the interface of the client. I / O 19, requiring the customer to correctly enter his password 9 when he wishes to establish access to his personal account 3 in the database 2 of the merchant site 1.
• the local control means 17 may for example be developed using the AGENTO software.
• a client terminal 10 in the form of a smartphone-type mobile phone specific applications are recorded in the application memory of the mobile phone, to give the physical organs of the mobile phone the functions of the previously described devices of the computer terminal. reading and transmission 10.
• the reading means 16 are constituted by the camera present in the mobile phone 10, and the application program comprises program sequences to achieve the equivalent of the decryption means 21 and the local control means 17.
• the keyboard The mobile telephone 10 constitutes the input-output interface 19.
• the customer can store in his mobile phone 10 the image 20 of his identification medium 4, which then constitutes a dematerialized identification medium 4.
• the specific application stored in the mobile phone 10 asks him to enter the client password 9, and in case of satisfactory control, the application encrypts the customer identifier 8 and the client password 9 and sends them over the Internet 6 to the merchant site 1.
• the merchant site 1 gives access to the account 3 of the user in the database 2, and the customer can communicate through the keypad of his mobile phone 10.
• the merchant site 1 includes means 30 for generating and managing the personal customer accounts 3 and for associating with each personal customer account 3 at least one identification medium 4.
• the merchant site 1 comprises publishing means 31 to edit a reserve 32 of identification media 4 which can then be each entrusted to one of the customers who wish access.
• FIG. 3 is an example of a synthetic flowchart illustrating the steps of a computer routine included in the editing means 31.
• the merchant site manages the payment of the products, and manages the delivery of the purchased products.
• the customer may have to fill in the personal information requested.
• he does not have to memorize information other than that of his client password 9, because the mere possession of his identification medium 4 will guarantee him repeated and secure access to his personal client account.
• 3 who will become, from his first login, his personal account in the merchant site 1.
• the identification medium 4 has been described as being a material medium, for example of the paper sheet type, or a plastic card of credit card format.
• dematerialized identification support 4 which is transmitted directly over the Internet network 6 to the mobile phone 10.
• the product dispensing device furthermore comprises at least one diagnostic and advisory site 12, having an input-output interface 34 accessible by an adviser to whom is assigned the diagnostic and advisory site 12, which also has an internet connection means 13 for communicating with the merchant site 1 via the Internet 6.
• the diagnosis and counseling site 12 has its own advisor identifier 14 and its own advisor password 15. When an advisor requests access, the advisor must enter his advisor password.
• the input-output interface 34, and the control means 7 for access via the Internet network 6 of the merchant site 1 ensure the control of the advisor identifier 14 and the control of the advisor password 15.
• the merchant site 1 transmits to the diagnostic and consulting site 12 a reserve 18 portable identification carriers 4. It is the counselor of the diagnostic and consulting site 12 which assigns each customer who requests it his respective identification medium 4 comprising the client identifier 8, and who communicates his client password 9.
• the client password 9 When the client password 9 is not present on the identification medium 4, it is the adviser who informs it in the database of the merchant site 1, or who obtains it by interrogation of the database of data from the merchant site 1.
• the advisor of the diagnostic and consulting site 12 has, through his advisor identifier 14 and his password advisor 15, access rights more extensive than those of the customer in the merchant site 1. In this case , the diagnostic and consulting site 12 has the rights to add products in the basket or baskets 33 of the personal account 3 of the customer.
• the customer does not have the possibility to add in his basket 33 products that require a prescription by a counselor. He can only order all or part of the products listed in his basket 33 by the diagnosis and counseling site 12, and he can possibly add additional products that do not require prescription by a counselor.
• control means 7 of the merchant site 1 The management of the respective rights of the customers on the one hand, and those of the advisers of diagnosis and consulting site on the other hand, is ensured by the control means 7 of the merchant site 1.
• the computer program ensuring the control contains a routine comparing the instructions received from the sender with a list of authorized instructions assigned to said sender, and allowing the transmission of the only instructions conforming to said list of authorized instructions.
• the customer also has the possibility of modifying his client password 9, by communicating the change to the merchant site 1 and possibly to his hardware identification medium 4 or dematerialized.
• FIG. 4 illustrates the synthetic flowchart of a computer program routine implemented in the client terminal 10 and ensuring the control of the identification medium 4 and the connection to the merchant site 1 by the Internet network 6. This routine notably checks whether the customer has already activated their personal account of customer 3 by connecting a first time to the merchant site 1.
• the Internet connection means 13 used by the diagnostic and consulting site 12 may be a computer or a tablet.
• the counselor establishes a diagnosis according to the needs of the client, and communicates via his computer or tablet to the merchant site 1 the list of products which in his opinion are suitable for the needs of the client. customer.
• the advisor delivers to the customer identification support 4 that the merchant site 1 has previously associated with a personal account of customer 3 in its database 2.
• the advisor can then communicate to the site merchant 1 on the one hand the identity of the identification medium 4 he has just entrusted to the customer, and secondly the list of products he advises the customer. In this way, this list is entered in the basket 33 of the personal account 3 of the customer.
• the advisor informs the client password 9 in the database 2 of the merchant site 1, in agreement with the customer.
• Figure 5 illustrates the synthetic flowchart of a computer program routine allowing the implementation of this procedure.
• the customer is then free to decide whether or not he wants to buy the products listed in basket 33 of his personal account of customer 3. He will be able to pay online.
• the customer activates his reading and transmission terminal 10, if necessary between his client password 9, and between a list of desired products, which he wishes delivery, to transmit this information to the merchant site 1.
• the merchant site 1 compares the list of desired products and the list contained in the basket 33 of the customer, and authorizes the delivery of the products present simultaneously in one and the other lists.
• the merchant site 1 can communicate to the diagnostic and consulting site 12 the information relating to the customer's purchases.
• the merchant site 1 may also send reminders to customers, when customers are expected to renew their purchases, or when it is expected that they will have to re-visit the diagnostic and consulting site 12.
• Communications over the Internet 6 allow fast and reliable transmissions of information between the customer, the diagnostic and consulting site 12, and the merchant site 1.

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