EP4371052A1 - Automatisiertes bezahlsystem und -verfahren - Google Patents
Automatisiertes bezahlsystem und -verfahrenInfo
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- EP4371052A1 EP4371052A1 EP22736141.7A EP22736141A EP4371052A1 EP 4371052 A1 EP4371052 A1 EP 4371052A1 EP 22736141 A EP22736141 A EP 22736141A EP 4371052 A1 EP4371052 A1 EP 4371052A1
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Definitions
- the invention relates to an automated payment system and method, preferably using a customer's mobile terminal device.
- EP 2081140 A1 and EP 2592584 A1 relate to the protection of wireless payment transactions that are carried out using a mobile terminal device, for example a mobile radio device, and stationary position sensors, for example RFID or NFC tags.
- WO 2014/105226 A1 discloses a system in which a customer automatically proceeds to process contactless payment in a department store can register, also using fixed tags. A further development of this system is described in WO 2015/034755 A1.
- a contactless payment method is also known from WO 2016/053975 A1, with which a user can release a payment requested by a seller using a terminal device, for example a mobile phone. In all cases, the cooperation of the customer is required.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of simplifying the payment process for a sequence of several purchases, e.g. orders in a restaurant, particularly when a mobile terminal device and radio communication are used.
- the following steps are carried out in a sales unit, e.g for the sequence of purchase transactions, d) adding up the purchase transactions, and e) generating payment data from the total purchase transactions and from the customer's payment service provider data, wherein in step c) the customer's debiting triggers at least step e), and wherein in step c) the customer's debiting is dependent on seller-specific and/or customer-specific basic write-off data is executed automatically.
- the write-off is carried out automatically by determining a write-off time at which the write-off is to be carried out based on the basic write-off data and/or by checking the plausibility of the accounting data based on the basic write-off data as a write-off criterion.
- the booking out is therefore preferably only carried out when the specific booking out time has been reached and/or the booking out criterion, plausibility of the billing data of the sequence of purchase transactions, has been met. Reaching of the previously determined log-off time is monitored and can trigger the log-off, in particular if the billing data received is also plausible.
- the write-off time can be determined on the basis of the basic write-off data and the billing data.
- the automatic write-off time is thus on the one hand determined individually for the customer and/or the seller, but on the other hand is independent of an actual, possibly manual, active write-off by the customer or seller.
- the write-off is only carried out automatically if the write-off time has been reached and/or the write-off criterion has been met. If, on the other hand, neither the time of booking out has been reached nor the booking-out criterion has been met, or alternatively either the time of booking out has not been reached or the booking-out criterion has not been met, the customer will not be automatically booked out.
- the plausibility of the billing data of the sequence of purchase transactions can be checked as soon as the specific write-off time has been reached. Alternatively or additionally, the plausibility of the billing data is checked as soon as billing data for a purchase transaction are received.
- the booking out can take place in this case if it is recognized on the basis of the basic booking out data that there is a sequence of purchase transactions with plausible billing data that triggers the booking out.
- the automated procedure books the customer, e.g. in the form of data via his mobile device, into the seller software for several purchase transactions. This constitutes a check-in.
- the customer-specific and/or seller-specific log-out base data are of course already stored before the log-in step. They can be made available to the seller unit or the seller software, which can be executed on the seller unit or called on a server.
- payment service provider data is or will be stored for the customer, eg by transmission from the mobile device to the seller software. This may have happened in advance (subscription). Then purchase operations are repeatedly carried out. For each of the purchase processes, billing data, including purchase sales of the respective purchase process, are generated in the vendor software.
- the billing data can include billing objects (e.g. ordered products/services), prices of the billing objects, order times, etc. They are checked for plausibility using predetermined criteria, and an expected completion time of the sequence of purchase transactions is determined, preferably also on the basis of the billing data. In particular, the purchase sales are only taken from those billing data and added up for which the plausibility check was successful.
- debit data is automatically generated from the total purchase transactions and the payment service provider data, ie without the customer having to be involved, and all purchase transactions taken into account are paid for.
- the customer or his mobile end device is logged out of the seller software.
- the automated payment system includes the customer's identification unit, i.e. in particular the mobile device on which executable customer software and, if applicable, the payment service provider data are stored, the seller computer on which the executable seller software is stored or from which the seller software running on a server can be called up is, and has an interface for the transmission of payment data to a payment service provider.
- the customer software and the seller software are designed to carry out the process mentioned when they are run on the end device or the seller's computer or the server.
- the system/procedure simplifies the payment process primarily through a high degree of automation. This fundamentally shifts the risk of the business process away from the provider to the customer. Previously, the entire risk lay with the provider, as they could only check the creditworthiness of their customers when they made the final payment. This is particularly problematic in gastronomy when cheating on a drink. As a result of the invention, the customer agrees to pay in this restaurant as early as the technically supported check-in process. Safeguarding measures are in place to protect customers from incorrect bookings.
- each order is checked for plausibility. This protects the customer from incorrect bookings. Predetermined criteria are used for this. For example, ordering a main course after a dessert has already been ordered or ordering new drinks a few minutes after drinks have already been ordered for all guests would be implausible and should be rejected by the system/in the process. Criteria can also be used that the system has learned from the individual customers - eg customer does not drink alcohol, is vegetarian, does not consume dessert, etc. Orders that were sorted out in the plausibility check resulted in a warning and require a separate acknowledgment by waiter and/or guest.
- the plausibility check can be based on fixed rules or it can be learned automatically by the system based on individual consumer behavior. There can also be a combination of both approaches.
- self-learning algorithms e.g. multivariate classifiers with Bayesian estimates can be used to estimate the probability of an order being correct.
- Such algorithms are known to the person skilled in the art, e.g ".
- an expected time is estimated, preferably with the aid of a model, in particular using machine learning, at which the guest has left the restaurant, ie the sequence of multiple purchases will be completed. For example, after ordering a dessert and possibly a coffee, the check-out time is not far away, as expected, while after ordering an aperitif, the guest will probably stay longer in the restaurant. The same applies to purchase transactions in a non-restaurant environment.
- the expected time is reached, the guest is automatically checked out.
- the advantage here is that the forecast does not have to be too precise, since the estimated time should be between the last order and shortly after the guest left.
- the guest can be checked out or checked in again manually. This optionally requires confirmation by the guest in order to prevent a guest who has checked out correctly from checking in incorrectly or even fraudulently.
- a check-in is preferably logged, which means that in case of doubt the entire bill would not be disputed, but only the part from the check-in again.
- a period of time is calculated from the data after which no further order is expected or the probability of a further order falling below a threshold value. For this purpose, for example, classification trees or regression methods can be used. If another order is received within this predicted period of time, the calculation is updated. Otherwise, the predicted time is reached when the time period expires.
- a local presence is required. It is verified by the presence of the smartphone (e.g. scanning the QR code, contact with a Bluetooth beacon, geolocation of the smartphone). If necessary, the (non-cancelled) reservation is sufficient as proof of the customer's presence.
- a maximum amount can be provided, which cannot be exceeded and can only be changed after a security feature has been checked, e.g. entering a password or checking a biometric feature.
- the maximum amount can also be determined individually by the system.
- the customer himself could also carry out a pre-authorization in the system for an amount X, e.g. at the time of reservation.
- the system can also suggest a default amount for the respective restaurant.
- An option that increases security even further is a "veto period" for each order, which begins as soon as a push message about the order has been sent to the mobile device.
- Each order is only canceled after this objection period has expired (e.g. two or three minutes) activated and booked.
- the customer can object via his smartphone and cancel the order.
- the veto status of each order is optionally displayed in the kitchen. The chef can then, at his own risk, begin preparation before the deadline or wait until the deadline to prepare or deliver. In practice, it is very rare for the kitchen to start preparing the order within two or three minutes of receiving it. Of course, the veto requires the customer to respond to the push message with their smartphone.
- the invention achieves a complete relocation of the payment process to the background without a confirmation from the customer, in particular a (manual) invoice verification, being necessary at any point in time. Nevertheless, security mechanisms have been introduced to protect customers from intentional or (which is much more likely) accidental incorrect bookings.
- the invention provides for the plausibility check of each order to be carried out automatically and for the leaving of the restaurant (and thus the time of the check-out) to be predicted.
- the use of a mobile end device that is assigned to the customer is a preferred aspect for both the method and the system, because the automated payment process can be handled particularly easily with the help of this mobile end device.
- the prerequisite is that the customer participates in an electronic payment system, such as that provided by PayPal, Inc., for example.
- the seller (the restaurant in the examples given) also participates in this payment system, which ultimately handles the money transfer.
- this is known to the skilled man.
- the invention is described and explained here with reference to payment in a restaurant, this is purely by way of example. Rather, the invention is aimed at all payment processes in which several individual products or services are obtained in a sequence of purchase processes over a longer period of time and paid for collectively at the end.
- a guest is mentioned, this is only to be understood as an example of a customer, and the ordering of food and drinks is only an example of the multiple purchase of individual goods or services.
- the invention is directed to a method of paying in such an environment. It also covers a corresponding system consisting of the devices defined in the corresponding system claim. Insofar as the description is explained below using the payment method, this should also not be interpreted as a restriction. As also explained in the exemplary embodiments, the system can handle the corresponding payment method much more.
- Fig. 1 is a flowchart of an embodiment of a method of payment in a restaurant
- Fig. 2 is a schematic representation of a system with which the Beiereverfah ren is executed.
- 1 shows a flow chart of a first embodiment of a payment method.
- 2 shows the associated system elements.
- the guest will preparatoryly register with a payment service provider with whom the restaurant also works.
- An app (software package) also runs on the customer's end device and interacts with a computer 4 in the restaurant.
- the procedure consists of three blocks A to C:
- a - Check-in At the beginning, the guest is registered in the restaurant's computer 4 (step S1), preferably with his mobile device (alternatively, another means can also be used, such as a chip card or a machine-readable code, e.g. a QR code).
- the guest is usually assigned a location in the restaurant.
- messages can be exchanged between computer 4 and terminal 8.
- the guest enters restaurant 2 he has preferably already reserved a table (e.g. via app/website) and can be checked in by the waiter at this table.
- a table e.g. via app/website
- he chooses a free table and checks himself in at this table using a QR code 10 attached there or automatically using a Bluetooth beacon 12 .
- the table number may have to be recorded separately due to insufficient spatial resolution of the beacon 12 .
- the guest checks himself in with the waiter, e.g. he shows a QR code that individualizes him, which is scanned by the waiter in order to register in the sales computer 4 .
- the waiter could also show the guest an individual QR code, which the guest uses to check in. In both variants, errors in table/guest assignments are avoided.
- the restaurant books the guest directly onto a table reserved for them. Then no participation of the guest is necessary.
- the check-in thus preferentially assigns the guest to a table/place in the restaurant.
- the "delivery location" for the food, drinks or goods is then automatically determined.
- step S2 The guest orders quite traditionally from the waiter (step S2) and the waiter books the food/drinks in the sales computer 4 for the guest.
- a plausibility check is optionally provided according to steps S3, S4, which can be based, for example, on intelligent algorithms or models or standard specifications and, if necessary, also uses customer-specific data: Appears in a plausibility sibility check (step S3), the order placed in step S2 is implausible (step S4, "-" branch), the waiter is made aware of this and must confirm the correctness of the booking (step S9), otherwise it is automatically rejected. the guest must participate via his mobile device, so that an implausible booking requires explicit confirmation by the customer Possibilities for this plausibility check will be explained later.
- step S4 Only if the plausibility check was successful (step S4, ,,+ branch) is the booking credited to the bill and the guest optionally receives a push message confirming the order on his mobile phone 6, but this does not require any interaction.
- step S7, S8 When the guest has finished eating and drinking, he leaves the restaurant and is automatically checked out (steps S7, S8).
- the invoice is created automatically and settled using the stored payment method. He then optionally receives a corresponding push message with the option of giving a tip.
- the automatic check-out is initiated in a time-controlled manner on the basis of the orders, so that a check-out time is defined.
- the expected time of leaving the restaurant is estimated for each customer (step S6)—that is, not just a standard period of time in the sense of a time-out is waited for.
- the previous behavior of the customer and/or other customers is taken into account. Since the time does not have to be very precise (it should be after the guest's last order and no later than shortly after leaving the restaurant), the Easier to estimate, and avoid errors like checking out too early or late. If the time selected was too early, the guest can either be checked in again (by the waiter or by the guest himself), ie the method starts again in step S1.
- step S7 If the estimated time is reached (step S7, "+” branch), the guest is automatically booked out and the bill is closed (step S8) and the payment service provider is set to pay.
- the time of booking out is specified.
- step S7 If the time was not reached (step S7, "-" branch), the system jumps back to step S2 (further orders possible). In step S6, the time of the expected end of the visit is repeatedly estimated or an earlier estimate is updated.
- the guest can also check himself out after leaving the app, and the waiter can check the guest out in the system when he finds that the guest has left.
- step S8 an optional question is asked as to whether a tip should be given.
- a tip is already preconfigured and does not have to be specified explicitly.
- step S8 the total amount is determined (i.e. the invoice is created) and billed using the stored payment method, ie a payment data record is generated and sent to the payment service provider in order to collect the resulting amount of money.
- the customer preferably installs the app in his mobile phone 8 and stores data there for a payment service provider (PayPal, credit card, instant payments, ). If he enters a restaurant 2 that supports the app, he is automatically connected to the sales computer 4 of the restaurant 2 (check-in) when the app is opened, or with the cooperation of the waiter. This can be done automatically, for example via geolocation, a Bluetooth beacon, the WLAN or a QR code that is attached to every table.
- the system schematically shows a system for processing the described method as a block diagram.
- the system provides for several units arranged in a guest room 2, which is a concrete example of a sales room.
- the system includes the sales computer 4, in which the waiter makes a note of the guest's orders.
- the sales computer 4 is connected to an external central computer 6, which is provided by the payment service provider, for example PayPal, Inc., via an unspecified data connection.
- This central computer is not part of the system - neither is guest room 2. All that matters is that the sales computer 4 can transmit debit data in order to request a payment transaction for the amount of the final invoice from the central computer 6 . This can even take place offline later, i.e. in relation to the guest's stay.
- At least one mobile phone 8 of a guest TES which is an example of a mobile device. It also has a connection to the central computer 6, with the connection not necessarily having to be maintained during the payment process. Rather, it is crucial that the guest is registered with the payment service provider and the sales computer 4 the relevant data, which this to compensate for Final invoice required by the payment service provider.
- the system also includes the QR code 10 and/or the transponder 12, which in step S2 facilitates or even fully automatically logs into the restaurant software (check-in), in particular including an assignment of the guest to the respective table .
- a software package runs on the sales computer 4 and the mobile phone 8, with these software packages being designed in such a way that in communication between the sales computer 4, mobile phone 8 (possibly QR code 10 and/or transponder 12) and central computer 6 in the guest room 2 method described above can be carried out.
- This software package can also be a server-based web application that does not require any installation.
- the check-in process (step S2) could be secured using a biometric feature or a password. If necessary, maximum values that can be output per check-in process/day are preset in the system. Optionally, the maximum value depends on a security level of the correspondingly classified check-in method.
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