JP2002215943A - Integrated transaction realizing system and program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To reduce the procedure load in dealing articles in channel companies and perform transactions at a lower cost. SOLUTION: Affiliated companies send purchase requests to the channel companies by gaining access to the home pages opened by an integrated transaction service offering server 40 for the channel companies via affiliated company terminals 31-37. The integrated transaction service offering server 40 orders the articles to be purchased by the affiliated companies in the lump to supplier terminals 51-55 periodically, for example. The procedure load in dealing the articles in the channel companies can be reduced, and transactions can be performed at a lower cost.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention makes it possible, for example, when an automobile-related company sells an article used for an automobile to a related business partner, to facilitate the procedure of purchasing the article and to conduct a transaction at a low cost. The present invention relates to a concentrated transaction realizing method and a program for causing a computer to execute a process for realizing a concentrated transaction.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Channel companies, such as a leasing company that leases vehicles and an auction company that provides auction services for vehicles, respectively outsource the maintenance and sales of vehicles to be handled to their affiliated companies. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, channel companies have purchased various products relating to vehicles, such as various oils and waxes, used for performing business in the affiliated companies from wholesalers and sold them to the affiliated companies.

[0003]

However, the number of products that can be traded between a channel company and its affiliated companies is increasing, and there are also many affiliated companies and wholesalers that have business relationships. In each channel company, the burden of procedures for selling goods to affiliated companies is increasing. As a result, each channel company has exceeded its processing capacity, and has to give up handling some items despite the request from the affiliated companies to purchase. There is.

[0004] In such a case, it is conceivable to increase the number of personnel who carry out procedures relating to the sale of products to affiliated companies, but it is difficult to adopt the method because of the increase in personnel costs. In addition, in order to increase the processing capacity of the channel companies, it is conceivable that each channel company constructs a system using a network such as the Internet. New problems arise.

[0005] It is an object of the present invention to reduce the burden of procedures related to the sale of articles at each channel company, and to enable more inexpensive transactions.

[0006]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION A centralized transaction system according to the present invention is a system in which a purchaser (for example, a subsidiary company) related to a specific seller (for example, a channel company) intends to purchase goods (goods) from the seller. Screen display means for displaying a screen (homepage screen) for inputting purchase request information regarding the purchase request information, a purchase request information receiving means for receiving the input purchase request information, and, based on the received purchase request information,
A server (for example, a centralized transaction service providing server 40) including order information transmitting means for transmitting order information for a plurality of article suppliers (for example, suppliers) for supplying articles collectively for each article supplier It is.

[0007] The screen display means may be configured to have screen information provided for each specific seller.

[0008] The program of the present invention further comprises a screen display means for displaying, on a computer, a screen on which a purchaser associated with a specific seller inputs purchase request information regarding an article to be purchased from the seller. Purchase request information receiving means for receiving the input purchase request information, and order information for collectively transmitting order information for a plurality of article suppliers supplying the articles for each article supplier based on the received purchase request information. It is configured to function as transmission means.

[0009]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS One embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a centralized transaction system 10 suitable for applying the centralized transaction realizing method according to the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of FIG. In this example, a case will be described as an example in which a procedure relating to the purchase and sale of automobile-related products performed between dealers handling automobile-related articles is performed using the centralized transaction system 10 of this example, which is an electronic commerce system.

[0010] The business relationship between a channel company having a subsidiary company and the subsidiary company is close, and the channel company outsources the business to the subsidiary company or distributes the automobile-related products used by the subsidiary company from the channel company. They have a relationship to buy.

In recent years, there has been a demand for more efficient business, and in order to achieve this, it is desirable to carry out procedures related to the purchase of automobile-related products using a network. However, building a system in each channel company and maintaining the system requires a great deal of cost. ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the procedure regarding the purchase of an automobile related product can be performed at low cost using a network, without destroying the business relationship between each channel company and its affiliated companies.

As shown in FIG. 1, a centralized transaction system 10
Is a channel company terminal 20, an affiliated company terminal 30, a centralized transaction service providing server 40, and a supplier terminal 50.
And Channel company terminal 20, affiliated company terminal 30,
The centralized transaction service providing server 40 and the supplier terminal 50 are each connected to a network 60 such as the Internet, for example. Note that the channel company terminal 20, the affiliated company terminal 30, and the supplier terminal 50
May be connected to any number of networks 60.

Channel company terminal 20, affiliated company terminal 3
0 and the supplier terminal 50 are each configured by an information processing device such as a personal computer, for example, and are connected to the network 60 to perform various processes (for example, browsing a homepage) in hardware and software environments (for example, Browser, etc.)
have.

The channel company terminal 20 is managed by a channel company. A channel company has, for example, a subsidiary company (which may be one company or two or more companies) outsourcing a part of its own business or peripheral business, and in accordance with each subsidiary company's request. And sell products to its affiliated companies. Specifically, as a channel company, for example, an auto leasing company that leases cars, an auction company that performs car auction services, a purchase chain company that buys cars, and a sales supervision company that manages dealers that are affiliated Land transport companies that transport goods by car, road service companies that deal with troubles about vehicles (vehicle failure), car rental companies that rent cars, and the like. When all information exchanges at the channel company are performed by mail or facsimile, the channel company terminal 20 may not be provided.

The affiliated company terminal 30 is managed by the affiliated company. An affiliated company is, for example, a company such as a subcontractor or a subsidiary of a channel company that is entrusted with a business from a channel company having business relationships, and is a company that purchases products used by itself from the channel company. In particular,
Subsidiaries include maintenance companies that maintain vehicles as a subsidiary of an auto leasing company, dealers that sell vehicles as a subsidiary of an auction company, franchise chains as a subsidiary of a purchase chain company, and subsidiaries of a sales management company There are maintenance shops as a subsidiary of a land transport company, maintenance shops as a subsidiary of a road service company, and franchise chains and maintenance shops as a subsidiary of a rental car company.

The centralized transaction service providing server 40 is, for example, a WWW (World) such as a workstation server.
The centralized transaction system 10 is configured by a Wide Web server and managed by an administrator of the centralized transaction system 10. The centralized transaction service providing server 40 has established a homepage for performing various procedures such as acceptance of purchase requests made by affiliated companies to channel companies. In this example, the centralized transaction service providing server 40 has opened a plurality of homepages for each channel company that uses the system 10, and manages a plurality of homepage addresses corresponding to each channel company. Although not shown, the centralized transaction service providing server 40 has a database for storing purchase request history information and the like to be described later. The database stores screen information for receiving a purchase request corresponding to each channel company that uses the system 10.

The supplier terminal 50 is managed by a supplier (wholesale company) that supplies automobile parts (articles used for various parts of the automobile). In this example, the supplier
For example, it is a company that supplies products used in automobiles such as oil, oil filters, tires, and wax to affiliated companies through channel companies upon request. Specifically, as a supplier, an oil sales company that sells oil, a goods manufacturer that manufactures goods, a goods wholesaler that wholesales supplies, a tire manufacturer that manufactures tires, a paint manufacturer, etc. Paint maker, etc.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram for explaining an example of the overall processing flow in the centralized transaction system 10 of the present embodiment. In this example, as shown in FIG. 2, as an example of the channel company terminal 20, an auto lease company terminal 21 managed by an auto lease company, an auction company terminal 22 managed by an auction company, and a purchase chain company managed. Purchase chain company terminal 23, sales management company terminal 24 managed by the sales management company, land transportation company terminal 25 managed by the land transportation company, road service company terminal 26 managed by the road service company, rental car managed by the rental car company The company terminal 27 is mentioned.

Further, as shown in FIG.
Examples of zero are a maintenance company terminal 31 managed by a maintenance company that is a subsidiary of an auto leasing company, a sales terminal 32 managed by a dealer that is a subsidiary of an auction company, and a company that is a subsidiary of a purchase chain company. A franchise chain (FC) terminal 33 managed by a franchise chain, a dealer terminal 34 managed by a dealer affiliated with a sales supervision company, a dealer terminal 35 managed by a dealer affiliated with a land transportation company And a maintenance shop terminal 36 managed by a maintenance shop that is a subsidiary of a road service company, and a franchise chain terminal 37 that is a subsidiary of a rental car company. In the example illustrated in FIG. 2, the channel company and the affiliated company exist one-to-one, but a plurality of affiliated companies may exist for the channel company, and the affiliated company may have a business relationship. May exist. In FIG. 2, each channel terminal 20 having a business relationship and each affiliated company terminal 30 are connected by a dotted line.

Further, as shown in FIG. 2, as an example of the supplier terminal 50, an oil source seller terminal 51 managed by an oil source seller, a product maker terminal 52 managed by a product maker performing manufacturing of automobile-related products and the like. And a wholesaler terminal 53 managed by a wholesaler, a tire manufacturer terminal 54 managed by a tire manufacturer, and a paint manufacturer terminal 55 managed by a paint manufacturer.

Referring to FIG. 2, the overall flow of the present system 10 will be described. First, each subsidiary company sends a purchase request to each channel company to the subsidiary company terminal 3.
The processing is performed on the centralized transaction service providing server 40 by using 1 to 37. In other words, the centralized transaction service management providing server 40 collectively receives, at one place, the purchase requests made by the affiliated companies to the respective channel companies from the affiliated company terminals 31 to 37 via the network 60. In this case, each affiliated company has a centralized transaction service providing server 40.
Access to the server 40 using the homepage address prepared for each channel company managed by
The user makes a purchase request as if he / she were accessing a homepage established by each channel company.

The centralized transaction service providing server 40 accepts purchase requests for all channel companies that use the present system 10. It is not necessary to construct a system for performing the request receiving process. In addition, by each affiliated company,
A purchase request or the like is performed as if accessing a related channel company without being conscious of the centralized transaction service management providing server 40. It is possible to prevent a close relationship with an affiliated company from being destroyed.

The centralized transaction service providing server 40
, For example, regularly orders the products to be purchased by the affiliated companies from the supplier terminals 51 to 55 collectively. Then, each supplier issues a shipping instruction of the product according to the content of the order, and delivers the product according to the order to each affiliated company, and bills the product price to each channel company. . As described above, the channel company can actually sell the goods that the supplier wholesales to the affiliated company without receiving a purchase request from the participating company or placing an order with the supplier. become able to. The details of each of the above processes will be described later.

Next, a user registration process in the centralized transaction system 10 of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of a user registration process and a process timing in the centralized transaction system 10 of the present example. Here, a maintenance company terminal 31 which is an example of the affiliated company terminal 30 is operated by a terminal administrator (hereinafter, referred to as a user A) of the maintenance company X managing the terminal 31, and the maintenance company X is registered as a user. The processing in the case where the communication is performed is described. It should be noted that the maintenance company X is provided in advance by an auto lease company, which is a channel company, for an auto lease company (meaning that affiliated companies associated with the auto lease company are used to make purchase requests, etc .; the same applies hereinafter). Homepage address (for example, one of the homepage addresses managed by the centralized transaction service providing server 40)
Has been informed.

First, the user A uses the maintenance company terminal 31 to input a homepage address for an auto leasing company, and provides a homepage for the auto leasing company via the network 60 (provided by the centralized transaction service providing server 40). Access to the homepage (step S30)
1). Then, the centralized transaction service providing server 40 inquires whether to perform the input of the user ID and the password or the user registration. When the user registration is selected, the user registration is performed on the display screen of the maintenance company terminal 31. An input screen including an input area for user information (for example, company name, telephone number, etc.) necessary for the display is displayed, and the maintenance company terminal 31 is requested to input user information (step S302).

When the input screen for the user information is displayed, the maintenance company terminal 31 is operated by the user A, and the user information is input to each input area (step S303). Then, in response to the operation of the user A, the maintenance company terminal 31
The input user information is transmitted to the centralized transaction service providing server 40 via the network 60 (step S304).

If all the information necessary for user registration has been entered, the centralized transaction service providing server 40
D and a password (the password may be specified by the user or specified by the server) are set (step S305).

Next, the centralized transaction service providing server 40
Registers the information such as the name of the maintenance company X and the set user ID and password in a database (not shown) (step S306). The above information is registered as a subsidiary company that purchases products from an auto leasing company. Then, the centralized transaction service providing server 40 performs a user registration notification via the network 60 to indicate that the user has been registered in the maintenance company terminal 31 (step S307). The centralized transaction service providing server 40 stores the registered user ID.
The password is transmitted to the maintenance company terminal 31 via the network 60 by e-mail (for example, it may be transmitted by mail or facsimile).

As described above, the maintenance company X receives the user I
When the D and the password are given and the user is registered, the user registration process in the centralized transaction system 10 of the present example ends.

The user registration process is performed by the maintenance company terminal 3
1, the channel company (here, the auto-lease company) uses the channel company terminal 20 (here, the auto-lease company terminal 21) to register the user of the maintenance company X, which is a subsidiary company of the channel company. The user may access a homepage established for himself / herself and perform the processing on the centralized transaction service providing server 40. In this case, the user ID and the password are notified from the channel company to the affiliated companies.

Next, a purchase request receiving process in the centralized transaction system 10 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing purchase request processing and processing timing when a subsidiary company requests a channel company to purchase an article. In the present system 10, when a subsidiary company makes a purchase request to a channel company, it does not make a request directly to the channel company, but a homepage for the channel company established by the centralized transaction service providing server 40. To access. Here, a maintenance company terminal 31 managed by a maintenance company X, which is an example of the affiliated company terminal 30, is operated by a terminal administrator (hereinafter, referred to as a user A) of the terminal 31 and is a channel company of a business partner. An example in which a purchase request is made to an auto leasing company will be described.

First, in response to the user A inputting the homepage address for the auto-lease company, the maintenance company terminal 31 sends the homepage for the auto-lease company via the network 60 (the centralized transaction service providing server 40).
To access the homepage provided by
401). Then, the centralized transaction service providing server 40
Inquires whether to enter a user ID and a password or to perform user registration.
When the input of the password and the input of the password are selected, an authentication information input screen including an input area of the user ID and the password is displayed on the display screen of the maintenance company terminal 31, and an input of the authentication information is requested (step S402).

When a request for inputting authentication information is made, the user A
Operates the maintenance company terminal 31 to input the user ID and password in the input area of the authentication information input screen (step S403), and transmits it to the centralized transaction service providing server 40 via the network 60 (step S404).

When the user ID and password are entered, the centralized transaction service providing server 40 confirms that the received user ID and password match the user ID and password registered in its own database (not shown). Then, the maintenance company X is authenticated (step S405). When the maintenance company X is authenticated, the centralized transaction service providing server 40 displays a purchase request reception screen for the auto lease company on the display screen of the maintenance company terminal 31 in this example, and requests input of purchase request information. (Step S406). If authentication is not possible, the centralized transaction service providing server 40 transmits information to that effect.

FIG. 5A is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a purchase request acceptance screen for an auto leasing company. As shown in FIG. 5 (A), the purchase request reception screen is provided with a display area for displaying a product name of a product sold by an auto leasing company and a price of each product. In addition, the purchase request reception screen is provided with an input area for checking a product that has been decided to make a purchase request, and an input area for inputting the number of products for which a purchase request is made.

[0036] The centralized transaction service providing server 40 provides a purchase request information reception screen for an auto leasing company, as well as an auction company and a purchase chain company for all channel companies that use the system 10 for each company. Prepare a purchase request acceptance screen in advance and
The information to be displayed on the display screen 0 is stored in a database (not shown). And, for example, when you access the homepage for the auction company,
Display the purchase request acceptance screen for the auction company.
A purchase request acceptance screen for an auction company is shown in FIG.
As shown in (B), there is provided a display area for displaying the product name of the product sold by the auction company and the price of each product, and for checking the product that has been decided to make a purchase request. An input area and an input area for inputting the number of products for which a purchase request is made are provided. It should be noted that, for example, a system administrator appropriately changes a product to be displayed on the purchase request reception screen for each channel company and its price in response to a request from each channel company.

When the purchase request reception screen for the auto lease company is displayed, the user A operates the maintenance company terminal 31 to determine (check) a product for which the maintenance company X makes a purchase request to the auto lease company. Input) and the number of products for which a purchase request is made (step S407).
Then, by the operation of the user A, the maintenance company terminal 31
The purchase request information including the information on the products to be purchased and the number of the products to the auto leasing company is transmitted to the centralized transaction service providing server 40 via the network 60 (step S408).

Upon receiving the purchase request information, the centralized transaction service providing server 40 searches a database (not shown) based on the purchase request information, and updates purchase request history information described later (step S409).

FIG. 6 shows a centralized transaction service providing server 40.
FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a storage state of purchase request history information registered in a database (not shown) provided in the system. FIG.
As shown in, the purchase request history information is stored in each affiliated company terminal 3.
It is created based on the purchase request information received from 1 to 37 and includes individual order information created for each supplier that is the order destination. For example, the individual ordering information created for an oil selling company includes the product name of each product ordered from the oil selling company, the total number of orders for each product, and information on each affiliated company that has made a purchase request for each product (the affiliated company). Name, the name of the channel company that is the direct purchase request destination, the purchase price of the affiliated company (price may be different depending on the channel company even for the same product, including information such as the number of purchase requests).

Accordingly, at the time of updating the purchase request history information in step S410, based on the received purchase request information,
Update of individual order information for the applicable supplier (addition of total number, addition of information on affiliated companies) is performed. For example, from the maintenance company X, the engine oil 20 [l]
When a purchase request for twelve tires is received, the individual order information of the oil distributor and the individual order information of the tire maker are updated. Updating individual order information of the oil distributor
20 is added to the total number (quantity) of engine oil orders,
Information on the maintenance company X that made the engine oil purchase request (maintenance company X as the company name, auto lease company as the channel company, and 20 as the number of purchase requests (quantity))
[L]) is added.

After updating the purchase request history information, the centralized transaction service providing server 40 sends a reception completion notice to the maintenance company terminal 31 (step S410). When the reception end notification is transmitted, the purchase request information reception processing here ends. The centralized transaction service providing server 40
Shows the contents of the received purchase request in, for example, the network 6
The channel company terminal 20 (in the above example, the auto-lease company terminal 21) may be notified via e.g. This notification may be made by facsimile or mail.

Next, the order processing in the centralized transaction system 10 of the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating an example of an ordering process executed by the centralized transaction service providing server 40. The centralized transaction service providing server 40
In this example, the order processing is executed, for example, periodically (for example, monthly, weekly, daily) based on the accumulated purchase request history information. In addition, according to the decision of the server administrator,
Orders may be made irregularly. An order may be placed every time a purchase request is received.

In the ordering process, the centralized transaction service providing server 40 operates at a predetermined date and time (for example,
) Is checked (step S701).
Upon confirming that the predetermined date and time have been reached, the centralized transaction service providing server 40 transmits the individual order information included in the accumulated purchase request history information to each supplier terminal of the corresponding supplier ( Step S70
2). For example, when the purchase request history information contains the individual order information for the oil source selling company and the individual order information for the supply manufacturer, each supplier terminal 5
It is transmitted to 1,53. The fact may be transmitted to a supplier who has not placed an order.

Upon transmitting the individual order information, the centralized transaction service providing server 40 initializes the purchase request history information (step S703). When the purchase request history information is initialized, the order processing of the present example ends. The centralized transaction service providing server 40 may notify the contents ordered to the supplier to the channel terminal 20 via the network 60 by e-mail, for example. This notification may be made by facsimile or mail.

Each supplier receiving the individual request information arranges the delivery of the goods to each affiliated company according to the contents. In addition, you may make it deliver to the channel company used as a sales agency.

As described above, the processing related to the sales contract of the product between each channel company and its affiliated companies is configured to be performed via the network.
Even when handling a large amount and various types of products, the burden on procedures at the channel company and affiliated companies does not become large, and the processing load related to buying and selling of products can be reduced.

Also, as described above, the centralized transaction service providing server 40 receives purchase requests from each affiliated company and places an order with each supplier.
This eliminates the need for each channel company to perform a process of receiving a purchase request and placing an order with each supplier, thereby greatly reducing the procedure burden on the channel company. In this case, since each affiliated company accesses the server by specifying the homepage address for each channel company, it is possible to make purchase requests etc. as if processing on the homepage established by the channel company. it can. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the close relationship between the channel company and the affiliated companies from being destroyed.

Further, as described above, by configuring a system that can be used by a plurality of channel companies by an organization different from each channel company, each channel company can construct a system, maintain and manage the system, etc. And it is possible to convert the transaction form into electronic commerce at low cost.

Also, as described above, the system can be used by a plurality of channel companies, affiliated companies, and suppliers, so that purchase requests can be received in a centralized manner, and orders can be collectively received and ordered from suppliers. Since it can be purchased, it becomes possible to purchase the product at low cost.

Further, as described above, by providing a homepage for each channel company and providing a purchase request reception screen for each channel company, each affiliated company can access the homepage of each channel company. Processing such as a purchase request can be performed as if the user is doing it. Therefore, it is possible to realize efficient transactions by a system using a network without destroying the relationship between a channel company that sells products and a subsidiary company that purchases products.

In the above-described embodiment, the exchange of money is not particularly mentioned. However, when the goods can be purchased at a low price through the lump-sum purchase, a specific channel company which has sold a large number of products can be used. A part or all of the difference between the normal purchase price (the amount normally requested by the supplier from the channel company) and the actual purchase price (the amount actually requested by the supplier from the channel company) may be returned.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the channel company that handles products related to automobiles, its affiliated companies, and the system used with suppliers have been described. However, the channel companies that handle other products in other industries, The present invention can also be applied to systems used by affiliated companies and suppliers.

Further, a control program for causing the centralized transaction service providing server 40 to execute various processes in the centralized transaction service providing server 40 in the above embodiment is recorded on a recording medium such as a CD-ROM, for example. The data may be read out and used, or the data delivered via a network may be used by, for example, taking it into a hard disk.

[0054]

As described above, according to the centralized transaction system of the present invention, a screen for inputting purchase request information relating to an article to be purchased from a seller by a buyer related to a specific seller is provided. Screen display means for displaying, purchase request information receiving means for receiving the input purchase request information, and, based on the received purchase request information, order information for a plurality of article suppliers for supplying articles, for each article supplier. Since the server including the order information transmitting means for transmitting the request in a batch is provided, it is possible for the seller to take no processing load for accepting the purchase request or ordering.
Therefore, even if the number of articles handled is large and many, the procedure burden on the seller regarding the sale of the articles can be greatly reduced.

When the screen display means is configured to have screen information provided for each specific seller, a purchase request is made on a specific seller screen related to the purchaser. It can be carried out.

Further, according to the program of the present invention, a screen display for displaying a screen on which a purchaser associated with a specific seller inputs purchase request information on an article to be purchased from the seller is provided. Means, purchase request information receiving means for receiving the input purchase request information, and, based on the received purchase request information, collectively transmitting order information for a plurality of article suppliers supplying the articles for each article supplier. It is configured to function as order information transmission means, so that the seller can take no processing burden for accepting purchase requests and placing orders, greatly reducing the burden of procedures on the seller. it can.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of a centralized transaction realization system suitable for applying a method according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of a processing flow in the method according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of a user registration process and a process timing.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of purchase request processing and processing timing when a subsidiary company makes a purchase request for goods to a channel company.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a purchase request reception screen prepared for each channel company.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a storage state of purchase request history information.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating an example of an ordering process.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Centralized transaction system 20 Channel company terminal 30 Subsidiary company terminal 40 Centralized transaction providing server 50 Supplier terminal 60 Network

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Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. Screen display means for displaying a screen for a purchaser associated with a specific seller to input purchase request information on an article to be purchased from the seller, and receiving the input purchase request information Purchase request information receiving means, and order information transmitting means for transmitting, based on the received purchase request information, order information for a plurality of article suppliers who supply the articles for each of the article suppliers. Centralized transaction realization system with 2. The centralized transaction realizing system according to claim 1, wherein the screen display means has screen information provided for each specific seller. 3. A screen display means for displaying, on a computer, a screen for a purchaser associated with a specific seller to input purchase request information on an article to be purchased from the seller, the input purchase request information Functioning as purchase request information receiving means for receiving the order request information, and order information transmitting means for transmitting, based on the received purchase request information, order information for a plurality of article suppliers who supply the articles collectively for each of the article suppliers. Program to let you.