JP2004213310A - Transaction use promoting system and method and program - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an online transaction use promoting system for basically supporting transactions between traders to be performed through a network, that is, online inter-trader circulation, and for inviting general customers to a transaction market to activate the market. <P>SOLUTION: This figure shows the concept diagram of a transaction use promoting system 1. This transaction use promoting system 1 in this embodiment configuration is constituted of a member terminal 3 which performs transactions through a network 2 and a mediating server 5 which mediates the transactions with a consumer terminal 4. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO&NCIPI

Description

[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a technology for promoting the use of transactions in an online commodity transaction market.
[0002]
[Prior art]
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, an online transaction mediation system has been implemented in which a merchandise distributor is a member to support transactions between the distributors.
[0003]
A member holding a product to be sold using this system registers information on the product in a predetermined server. A member who purchases a product using this system accesses a predetermined server from a terminal and searches for a desired car product. Purchase intention information for the retrieved product is transmitted to the seller member via the server.
[0004]
In this manner, the conventional online transaction mediation system performs the transaction and settlement mediation processing.
[0005]
Such an online transaction system for the purpose of trade between traders has been performed only between a trader who has goods and a trader who purchases vehicles. In other words, there was no general consumer intervention in the online transaction system described above.
[0006]
This is because the purchase price is disclosed to the general consumers by the general consumers intervening in the online transaction system.
[0007]
However, in a situation where the Internet environment has become sufficiently widespread as in today, there is a growing expectation that consumers will be actively guided to such a trading market to activate the trading market. For this reason, the necessity of excluding general consumers from the market between traders is diminishing.
[0008]
In addition, a trader who has goods, that is, a trader, only needs to be able to sell goods at a predetermined price. Further, on the buyer side of the product, that is, as a purchaser of the product, since the product purchased using the online transaction system is for sale on another sales channel such as a retailer, the purchase price is disclosed. The problem of being done has become less important than before.
[0009]
[Patent Document 1]
JP-A-2002-007829
[Patent Document 2]
JP 2001-297244 A
[Patent Document 3]
JP 2001-344495 A
[0010]
[Problems to be solved by the present invention]
Therefore, the present invention is based on the support of trade between traders performed through a network, that is, online trade between traders, and invites ordinary consumers to a trade market to use online trade to activate the market. It is an object to provide a promotion system, a method, and a program.
[0011]
Another object of the present invention is to provide a system, a method, and a program for promoting use of a transaction, which have a high motivation effect on the use of the general consumer when guiding the general consumer to the trade between the traders.
[0012]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
The present invention employs the following means in order to solve the above problems. That is, the present invention is a transaction utilization promotion system that promotes utilization of transactions conducted between a member terminal and a non-member terminal connected via a network.
[0013]
A transaction utilization promotion system according to the present invention comprises: a commodity information storage means for receiving and storing commodity information to be sold transmitted from a member terminal and a non-member terminal to a mediation server which mediates transactions; A desired product information storage means for receiving and storing the desired product information transmitted from the terminal to the mediation server, and searching for the desired product information and the desired product information requested by the mediation server from the member terminal or the non-member terminal. Issuing means for receiving the right acquisition entry information for acquiring the right to receive the reward transmitted from the non-member terminal to the mediation server, and issuing the entry number corresponding to the right acquisition entry information A transaction information receiving means for receiving information related to a transaction transmitted from the member terminal to the mediation server; Exercise information receiving means for receiving the entry number and the exercise information transmitted from the employee terminal to the mediation server, and exercise permission determining means for comparing the transaction information with the exercise information to determine whether the exercise is possible. It is characterized by having.
[0014]
As described above, a configuration in which non-members who are not members can also participate in transactions can expand the range of the transaction market. With the expansion of the trading market, it will be possible to promote sales. The non-member is a general consumer who does not belong to a group or an area-specific association or federation that is divided according to the type of product with which he or she trades.
[0015]
Further, it is preferable that the transaction utilization promotion system of the present invention has a payment data transmitting means for transmitting data relating to a reward given based on the permission judgment by the right exercising permission means to the member terminal and / or the non-member terminal.
[0016]
In this way, the configuration in which the non-member who has participated in the transaction is given a reward for participating in the transaction can improve the willingness of the non-member to participate in the transaction again.
[0017]
In addition, the transaction use promotion system of the present invention may be configured to include a reward calculation unit that calculates the amount of the reward based on the transaction information.
[0018]
For example, a large reward is given to members / non-members who have many transactions or members / non-members who have a large transaction amount. By adding such a configuration, the participation of members and non-members in transaction can be promoted. Of course, a reward may be given only to non-members who have activated the trading market by participating in the trading, that is, only ordinary consumers.
[0019]
In addition to rewards, points and premiums may be given to give benefits to members and / or non-members.
[0020]
Further, the transaction utilization promotion system of the present invention may have a fee calculating means for calculating a fee amount based on the transaction information. The reward calculation means calculates the reward in a range not exceeding the commission.
[0021]
As described above, when the amount of the reward does not exceed the commission, it is possible to prevent a disadvantage from being caused by the operation of the present system.
[0022]
Further, the sale-desired-product information storage means and the purchase-desired-product information storage means of the present invention include the sale-desired-product information and the purchase-desired-item information transmitted from the member terminal and the sale-desired-product information and the purchase-desired information transmitted from the non-member terminal. It is preferable to store the product information separately.
[0023]
Further, the transaction utilization promotion system of the present invention may be configured to have a product information notifying means for notifying the member terminal of the sale desired product information and the purchase desired product information input from the non-member terminal.
[0024]
As described above, by notifying the member of the information or the request transmitted from the non-member, the transaction can be smoothly performed. The notification means can be exemplified by a notification by a postcard or the like in addition to an e-mail or a telephone call by an operator.
[0025]
Further, the present invention is a transaction use promotion method for promoting use of a transaction performed between a member terminal and a non-member terminal connected to a computer via a network.
[0026]
In the transaction utilization promotion method of the present invention, a computer receives and stores merchandise information desired for sale transmitted from a non-member terminal, and receives and stores merchandise information desired for purchase transmitted from a non-member terminal. Retrieving the sale-desired product information and the purchase-desired product information requested from the non-member terminal; and receiving the right acquisition entry information for acquiring the right to perform the product transaction transmitted from the non-member terminal. Issuing an entry number corresponding to the right acquisition entry information, receiving information on the transaction transmitted from the member terminal, and receiving the entry number and the right exercising information transmitted from the non-member terminal. And collating transaction information with exercise information to determine whether to exercise the right. And butterflies.
[0027]
The present invention is also a program for promoting the use of transactions performed between a member terminal and a non-member terminal connected via a network.
[0028]
The transaction utilization promotion program of the present invention can be executed by a computer, and receives and stores product information for sale transmitted from the non-member terminal, and receives product information for purchase transmitted from the non-member terminal. And retrieving the sale-desired product information and the purchase-desired product information requested from the non-member terminal; and acquiring the right acquisition entry information for acquiring the right to perform the product transaction transmitted from the non-member terminal. Receiving, issuing an entry number corresponding to the right acquisition entry information, receiving information about the transaction transmitted from the member terminal, and transmitting the entry number and the right exercising information transmitted from the non-member terminal. Receiving and collating the transaction information with the exercise information to determine whether to exercise the right Including the.
[0029]
This program is preferably executed by a mediation server that connects the member terminal and the non-member terminal via a network and mediates transactions performed between the member and the non-member.
[0030]
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
Hereinafter, the transaction use promotion system according to the present embodiment will be described. The transaction utilization promotion system of the present embodiment is a system that promotes the use of used vehicle sales transactions.
[0031]
FIG. 1 shows a conceptual diagram of a transaction utilization promotion system 1 in the present embodiment. The transaction utilization promotion system 1 of the present embodiment is composed of a member terminal 3 that transacts via a network (Internet) 2, a non-member terminal 4, and a mediation server 5 that mediates the transaction. The members here are members of a society formed by a company that specializes in buying and selling used vehicles. Accordingly, it is assumed that the transaction in the present embodiment is a transaction for buying and selling used vehicles.
[0032]
The non-member is a general consumer who is not a member of the association. Therefore, in the following description, the non-member terminal is referred to as the consumer terminal 4. The consumer terminal 4 can be exemplified by a personal computer, personal digital assistance, a mobile phone, and the like that can be connected to a network.
[0033]
FIG. 2 shows a hardware configuration of the mediation server 5. The mediation server 5 includes a receiving unit 18 that receives the information transmitted from the consumer terminal 4 and the member terminal 3 and a request for vehicle trading, and a transmitting unit 19 that transmits various information to the member terminal 3 and the consumer terminal 4. Have. The receiving unit 18 and the transmitting unit 19 operate the WWW server software, and perform data transfer between the member terminal 3 and the consumer terminal 4 by using a protocol such as HTTP (Hyper Text Transport Protocol) or HTTPS (Hyper Text Transport Protocol Security). Transmission and reception.
[0034]
The mediation server 5 includes a central processing unit (CPU) 6 that controls the entire mediation server 5, a random access memory (RAM) 7 that temporarily stores processing performed by the CPU 6, and various programs executed by the CPU 66. (Read Only Memory) 8 for storing data and an HD (Hard Disk) 9 for storing various data.
[0035]
In the HD 9, a sale-desired product information storage database 10 (sale-desired product information storage means) for receiving and storing vehicle (product) information desired for sale transmitted from the member terminal 3, and a purchase transmitted from the member terminal 3. A purchase desired product information storage database 11 (requested product information storage means) for receiving and storing desired vehicle information, and a member information database 12 for storing member names, contact information, and the like are constructed. Incidentally, the sale desired product information storage database 10 and the purchase desired product information storage database 11 may be collectively referred to as a member product information database 13.
[0036]
In the HD 9, a member charging information database 14 for storing information such as a fee charged by the mediation server 5 to the member is constructed.
[0037]
Further, in the HD 9, a consumer product information database 15 that stores the vehicle information for sale and the vehicle information desired to be transmitted transmitted from the consumer terminal 4, and a reward receiving right requested from the consumer terminal 4. An entry information database (right exercising information receiving means) 16 for storing acquisition application information, a remuneration request information database 20 for storing the exercising information of the reward receiving right, and report information on transactions transmitted from the member terminal 3. A transaction report information database 17 (transaction information storage means) is constructed.
[0038]
The description of the hardware of the member terminal 3 is omitted because it is a general-purpose personal computer that is widely used today. However, it is assumed that the member terminal 3 is equipped with web browser software (hereinafter, referred to as a browser).
[0039]
Since the hardware of the consumer terminal 4 is also based on a general-purpose personal computer, the description is omitted. Note that the consumer terminal 4 may be a PDA or a mobile phone equipped with WEB browser software.
[0040]
The hardware configuration of the mediation server 5, the member terminal 3, and the consumer terminal 4 that constitute the transaction utilization promotion system 1 according to the present embodiment has been described above.
[0041]
<Registration of vehicle information>
Next, a method for registering vehicle information will be described. In order for the member to register the vehicle information, the member starts the browser on the member terminal 3 and specifies the predetermined URL (Uniform Resource Locator) to access the mediation server 5. Upon receiving the access, the CPU 6 of the mediation server 5 transmits a screen for inputting vehicle information to the member terminal 3.
[0042]
FIG. 3 shows a screen A for inputting vehicle information. On the screen A, a column for entering a member number, a desired selling price, and detailed vehicle information of a vehicle as a product, and an icon of “registration” for registering the entry content in the mediation server 5 are displayed. The vehicle information includes items related to the manufacturer name, vehicle type, chassis number, year, registration date of the first year, vehicle inspection deadline, mileage, and vehicle condition of the vehicle. The item of the vehicle state mainly includes an item relating to damage to the exterior and an item relating to the state of the worn part.
[0043]
The member inputs the above item items from an input device such as a keyboard and a mouse of the member terminal 3. After completing the input, the member selects the “register” icon. Thereby, the vehicle information input by the member is transmitted to the mediation server 5 and stored in the member product information database 13 of the mediation server 5.
[0044]
<Search for product information>
Next, a description will be given of a procedure in which a member searches for information on a sold vehicle registered in the mediation server 5 in order to purchase a vehicle.
[0045]
In order for a member to purchase a vehicle, a browser is started on the member terminal 3 and a specified URL is designated to access the mediation server 5. Then, the CPU 6 of the mediation server 5 outputs to the member terminal 3 a page for retrieving information on the sold vehicle.
[0046]
FIG. 4 shows a screen B of the page. On the screen B, a column for entering a vehicle name, a column for inputting a vehicle maker, a vehicle type, a price range, and a displacement, and an icon of "search" for starting a search are displayed.
[0047]
The member inputs the above items corresponding to the vehicle to be searched from the input device of the member terminal 3. After inputting the above items, the member selects the “search” icon. Thereby, the input information is transmitted to the mediation server 5.
[0048]
When the receiving unit 18 of the mediation server 5 receives this information, the CPU 6 extracts the sales vehicle data that matches the search condition from the member product information database 13. The CPU 6 converts the search result into a predetermined format, and transmits the search result to the member terminal 3 from the transmission unit 19.
[0049]
FIG. 5 shows a screen C of the search result. The screen C displays a list of vehicle manufacturer name, vehicle model, vehicle name, price, area where the vehicle is currently held, and remarks regarding the vehicle.
[0050]
According to the above procedure, the member searches for the vehicle information.
[0051]
<Registration of purchase information>
Next, a procedure for registering purchase desire information when there is no vehicle to be purchased by search or when detailed conditions of the desired vehicle are determined is described.
[0052]
In order for the member to register the vehicle he / she wants to purchase in the mediation server 5, the member requests the mediation server 5 to register. In order to make a registration request, the member selects an icon of “register purchase request” displayed on screen C of FIG. 5 using an input device.
[0053]
In response to this operation, the mediation server 5 outputs a screen for registering purchase desire information to the member terminal 3.
[0054]
FIG. 6 shows a screen D for the member to register the purchase request information. The screen D is provided with a column for entering a membership number, a column for entering desired vehicle conditions, and an icon for “purchase request registration” for determining registration. The vehicle conditions include a vehicle name, a vehicle manufacturer, a vehicle type, a year, a desired price range, a displacement, a mileage, and a current location of the vehicle. For these items, a method of maintaining the values of the information items input on the screen of FIG. 5 using a URL parameter or a cookie may be used.
[0055]
The member enters necessary items on the screen D using an input device such as a keyboard. After the entry is completed, the icon of "purchase request registration" is selected by an input device such as a mouse. Then, the entered purchase desire information is transmitted to the mediation server 5. Then, the purchase desire information is registered in the member product information database 13.
[0056]
<Response to purchase information>
Next, a response from the mediation server 5 when vehicle information is registered according to the above-described procedure will be described.
[0057]
The mediation server 5 collates the purchase request information transmitted from the member terminal 3 with the newly registered vehicle information. When the newly registered vehicle information matches the condition indicated by the purchase request information, the CPU 6 of the mediation server 5 notifies the member who registered the purchase request information of the vehicle information by e-mail or the like. The information of the notification destination such as the e-mail address is stored in the member information database 12. The CPU 6 acquires the e-mail address from the member information database 12 and notifies the member terminal 3 of the vehicle information.
[0058]
<Search for product information by general consumers>
Next, a procedure for a general consumer to search for vehicle information will be described.
[0059]
When the consumer considers purchasing a vehicle, the mediation server 5 outputs a screen for vehicle information search to the consumer terminal 4.
[0060]
FIG. 7 shows a screen E for searching for product information. On the screen E, menu items related to search or registration of vehicle information are displayed. These menu items are linked to the page corresponding to the item.
[0061]
When the consumer considers purchasing a vehicle, the user selects the “Search for vehicle” menu item on the screen E using the input device of the consumer terminal 4.
[0062]
When the mediation server 5 receives this operation, the CPU 6 outputs the screen B shown in FIG.
[0063]
The consumer fills in the necessary items on the screen B in the same manner as the member, and transmits the search condition data to the mediation server 5. Then, the mediation server 5 displays a screen C listing the search results shown in FIG.
[0064]
The consumer searches for vehicle information through such a procedure.
[0065]
<Registration of purchase request information by general consumers>
Next, a procedure for registering purchase information of a vehicle from the consumer terminal 4 will be described.
[0066]
In order for a consumer to register a vehicle that he / she wants to purchase in the mediation server 5, the consumer requests the mediation server 5 for registration. In order to make a registration request, the consumer uses the input device to select an icon “register purchase request” displayed on screen C in FIG.
[0067]
In response to this operation, the mediation server 5 outputs a screen for registering purchase desire information to the consumer terminal 4.
[0068]
FIG. 8 shows a screen F for the consumer to register the purchase desire information. On the screen F, a column for entering personal information such as a consumer's name, address, telephone number, fax number, and e-mail address, conditions relating to the vehicle desired to be purchased, a desired purchase price, a payment method, and a request for purchase are provided. An icon of "purchase request registration" for determining registration of vehicle information is displayed. The vehicle-related conditions include the vehicle manufacturer, vehicle type, displacement, color, year, mileage, and the like.
[0069]
The consumer fills in the necessary items displayed on the screen F. Then, after completing the entry, the consumer selects the “purchase request registration” icon using the input device. Thereby, the conditions of the vehicle desired to be purchased are transmitted to the mediation server 5.
[0070]
Then, the mediation server 5 stores the received condition in the consumer product information database 15.
[0071]
<Notification of consumer purchase request information to members>
Next, a description will be given of a procedure for notifying a member of purchase desire information input by a consumer.
[0072]
The purchase desire information input by the consumer is totaled every day and notified to the member terminal 3. The CPU 6 of the mediation server 5 extracts the consumer purchase desire information newly registered on that day from the consumer product information database 15.
[0073]
Next, the extracted consumer purchase desire information is totaled for each item, and the number of consumer purchase desire information on the day is calculated.
[0074]
Then, the CPU 6 creates a notification mail based on the counting result. FIG. 9 shows an example of the notification mail. The notification e-mail includes a list of vehicles classified by exhaust volume and a list of vehicles classified by manufacturer of the purchase request information transmitted from the consumer on the day.
[0075]
Then, the CPU 6 transmits the notification mail to the member terminal 3 by e-mail. As the transmission destination address, one broadcast mail address may be set in advance by collecting the mail addresses of the members.
[0076]
Through the above procedure, the purchase request information requested (registered) by the consumer is notified to the member. This allows members to respond quickly to consumer demands.
[0077]
<Registration of sale wish information by general consumers>
Next, a description will be given of a means for registering sale desire information when a consumer wants to sell a vehicle.
[0078]
In order for the consumer to register the sale-desired information, the consumer selects a menu of "register vehicle information to be sold" in the screen E shown in FIG. Then, the CPU 6 of the mediation server 5 outputs a predetermined WEB page to the consumer terminal 4.
[0079]
FIG. 10 shows a screen G for the consumer to register the sale desire information. On the screen G, the same items as the items displayed on the screen F described above are displayed. Therefore, description of the items is omitted.
[0080]
In addition, the screen G is provided with an icon of “Registration to sell” for the consumer to decide to sell the vehicle.
[0081]
When the consumer wants to sell the vehicle, he or she fills in the items displayed on the screen G. After the entry is completed, the icon of “Registration to sell” is selected by the input device.
[0082]
Then, the input information is transmitted to the mediation server 5. The mediation server 5 that has received the information stores the information in the consumer product information database 15.
[0083]
According to the above-described procedure, the sale request information from the consumer is registered.
[0084]
<Notification to members of information on sale wishes from consumers>
Next, a description will be given of a procedure for notifying the member of the sale desire information input by the consumer described above.
[0085]
In the present embodiment, the sales desire information input by the consumer is totaled every day and notified to the member.
[0086]
The CPU 6 of the mediation server 5 extracts the newly registered sale request information from the consumer product information database 15. The CPU 6 sorts the sale request information for each predetermined information item and calculates the number of cases.
[0087]
The result of the counting is notified to the member by e-mail. FIG. 11 shows an example of a notification mail for notifying the result of counting the sale request information. The notification mail contains a list of vehicles desired for sale received on the day, sorted by displacement and vehicle manufacturer.
[0088]
Through the above procedure, the sales information registered by the consumer is notified to the member.
[0089]
<Viewing consumer product information>
Next, a procedure in which a member browses purchase desire information and sale desire information input by a consumer will be described.
[0090]
In the present embodiment, the member can browse the purchase desire information and the sale desire information input by the consumer registered in the mediation server 5.
[0091]
First, the member starts the browser on the member terminal 3 and accesses the mediation server 5 by specifying a predetermined URL.
[0092]
Then, the mediation server 5 totals the number of vehicle information items for each record of the consumer product information database 15 using the purchase information or the sale request or a predetermined information item as a key. The CPU 6 of the mediation server 5 creates a web page document (HTML or the like) based on the result of the aggregation.
[0093]
Further, the CPU 6 outputs the created web page document to the member terminal 3. Then, a screen on which the total result of each vehicle information is displayed is displayed on the display device of the member terminal 3.
[0094]
FIG. 12 shows a screen H on which the counting result is displayed. On the screen H, a list of products and a type of transaction corresponding to the product, a vehicle manufacturer name, a vehicle type, a possession area, and the number of vehicles owned (the number of registered vehicles) are displayed in a list.
[0095]
The member selects the vehicle information to be viewed from these. The member moves the cursor to the item of the vehicle desired to be browsed using the input device.
[0096]
Then, the mediation server 5 outputs a screen showing detailed items of the vehicle to the member terminal 3. FIG. 13 shows a screen I showing detailed items of the vehicle for browsing. On the screen I, a list of the price range, year, and mileage of the vehicle selected for browsing is displayed.
[0097]
Further, on the screen I, an icon “contact” is provided for each vehicle information. When this icon is selected, the mail address of the consumer who has input the vehicle information is transmitted to the member terminal 3. The member uses this e-mail address to negotiate a transaction with the consumer. Note that this transaction negotiation may be performed directly between the member and the consumer, and does not need to go through the transaction mediation system of the mediation server 5.
[0098]
As described above, the member can browse the product information input (registered) by the consumer from the member terminal 3.
[0099]
<Reward receiving right>
Next, a procedure for giving a reward to a consumer who has transacted using the transaction utilization promotion system 1 of the present embodiment will be described.
[0100]
First, in order for a consumer to receive a reward, it is necessary to acquire the right to receive the reward in advance. Therefore, a consumer performs an entry procedure prior to a vehicle transaction.
[0101]
In the entry procedure, an item of the cashback entry in the menu items shown in FIG. 7 is selected. In response to this operation, the mediation server 5 outputs a screen for the entry procedure to the consumer terminal 4.
[0102]
FIG. 14 shows a screen J for performing the entry procedure. The screen J includes a column for entering personal information such as a consumer's name, e-mail address, address, telephone number, and fax number, and an "entry number (ID)" for completing an entry and issuing an entry number (ID). "Issue" icon is displayed.
[0103]
After filling in the personal information with the input device, the consumer selects the “Issue of entry number (ID)” icon. Then, the information input by the consumer is transmitted to the mediation server 5.
[0104]
The CPU 6 of the mediation server 5 issues an entry number (ID) in response to receiving the information input by the consumer. The issued entry number (ID) is transmitted to the consumer terminal 4.
[0105]
The CPU 6 stores the entry number (ID) in the entry information database 16 in association with the information input by the consumer.
[0106]
According to the above procedure, the consumer can obtain the right to obtain a reward by conducting a transaction.
[0107]
<Exercise of reward receiving right>
Next, a description will be given of when a consumer who has transacted with a member exercises the right to obtain a reward.
[0108]
The consumer who has transacted with the member selects the icon “cash-back payment” in the menu item of FIG.
[0109]
The mediation server 5 receives the operation and outputs a screen for performing the cashback procedure to the consumer terminal 4.
[0110]
FIG. 15 shows a screen K for performing a cashback procedure. On the screen K, a column for entering personal information of the consumer, a column for entering a vehicle with which a transaction has been made, a column for entering a payee of a reward, and an icon for "claim" for determining a procedure. And are displayed.
[0111]
After filling in the necessary items on the screen K using the input device, the consumer selects the “Bill” icon. Then, the entered information is transmitted to the mediation server 5.
[0112]
In response to this operation, the CPU 6 of the mediation server 5 collates the received information with the information stored in the entry information database 16.
[0113]
If the two information do not match, the CPU 6 outputs a message indicating an error to the consumer terminal 4.
[0114]
On the other hand, when the two information match, the CPU 6 stores the received information in the remuneration claim information database 20.
[0115]
Further, the CPU 6 outputs to the consumer terminal 4 a message indicating that the information matches and that the information has been properly received.
[0116]
Then, the record corresponding to the entry number (ID) is deleted from the entry information database 16. This can prevent double rewards from being given.
[0117]
Through the above procedure, the consumer can receive the right to get the reward.
[0118]
<Report by members>
Next, a report of transaction completion performed by the member after the transaction will be described. While the consumer performs the "cash-back settlement" procedure, the member who has transacted with the consumer registers transaction report information in the server.
[0119]
First, the browser of the member terminal 3 is started, and a predetermined URL is designated to access the server. Then, the mediation server 5 outputs a screen for the member to report the transaction to the member terminal 3.
[0120]
FIG. 16 shows a screen L for reporting a transaction. On the screen L, a column for entering personal information of the consumer who has made the transaction, a column for entering detailed information of the vehicle that has made the transaction, and a "transmission" for transmitting the entered information to the mediation server 5 are displayed. The icon and are displayed.
[0121]
The member operates the input device to input necessary items on the screen L. After completing the input, select the "Send" icon. With this operation, the information input from the member terminal 3 is transmitted to the mediation server 5.
[0122]
Upon receiving the information, the mediation server 5 stores the information in the transaction report information database 17.
[0123]
<Fee calculation>
Next, a procedure for calculating the brokerage fee of the brokerage server 5 will be described.
[0124]
First, the CPU 6 of the mediation server 5 reads one record from the remuneration claim information database 20. CPU 6 determines whether or not data corresponding to this record is in transaction report information database 17.
[0125]
The determination of the correspondence between the remuneration claim information database 20 and the transaction report information database 17 is based on the key of the consumer name recorded in the remuneration claim information database 20 and the name of the counterparty information recorded in the transaction report information database 17. However, in actual operation, which information item is used as the corresponding key is arbitrary.
[0126]
If the CPU 6 determines that there is no data corresponding to the record, the process ends.
[0127]
On the other hand, if the CPU 6 determines that there is data corresponding to the record, it determines whether or not the contents of the record in the remuneration claim information database 20 match the contents of the record in the transaction report information database 17.
[0128]
The match determination between the remuneration claim information database 20 and the transaction report information database 17 does not mean that the match is determined if they match completely, and the determination criterion is arbitrary. For example, the operation may be such that if even the amount of money matches, it is determined to be “match”.
[0129]
Here, if the contents of both records do not match, the process ends.
[0130]
On the other hand, if the contents of both records match, the brokerage fee for the member is calculated. The amount of the commission depends on the operational agreement, but may be a fixed amount per transaction, or may be obtained by multiplying the transaction price by a certain percentage. The calculated fee amount data is recorded in the member billing information database 14.
[0131]
Next, the CPU 6 calculates the amount of the reward to be paid to the consumer. The remuneration amount may be a fixed amount per transaction, similar to the fee described above, or may be obtained by multiplying the transaction price by a certain percentage, but the amount does not exceed the fee amount described above. And
[0132]
Then, the CPU 6 outputs data relating to the reward from the reward claim information database 20. As the data relating to the reward, for example, when the reward is a reward, there is data of an account to which the reward is transferred. In addition, a reward will be transferred to this account at a later date.
[0133]
Finally, the record is deleted from each of the reward claim information database and the transaction report information database 17. This can prevent double rewards from being paid or double fees being collected.
[0134]
According to such a procedure, a reward is paid from the mediation server 5 to the consumer.
[0135]
The above is the contents of the transaction use promotion system 1 in the present embodiment.
[0136]
According to the transaction utilization promotion system 1 of the present embodiment, consumers can be actively involved in the transaction market. As a result, the trading market can be activated and the vehicle can be smoothly distributed.
[0137]
In addition, with the transaction utilization promotion system 1 of the present embodiment, since the reward paid to the consumer is covered by the fee collected from the member, it is possible to operate the system under a reliable financial allowance.
[0138]
【The invention's effect】
As described above, according to the present invention, transactions between traders performed via a network, that is, support of online trade between traders is based, and general consumers are invited to a trade market to activate the market. It is possible to provide an online transaction utilization promotion system, method, and program to be converted.
[0139]
Further, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a transaction use promotion system, method, and program having a high effect of motivating general consumers to guide general consumers to trade between traders.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of a transaction utilization promotion system according to an embodiment.
FIG. 2 is a hardware configuration diagram of a mediation server according to the embodiment.
FIG. 3 is a screen A according to the embodiment.
FIG. 4 is a screen B according to the embodiment.
FIG. 5 is a screen C according to the embodiment.
FIG. 6 is a screen D according to the embodiment.
FIG. 7 is a screen E according to the embodiment.
FIG. 8 is a screen F according to the embodiment.
FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of a notification mail.
FIG. 10 is a screen G according to the embodiment.
FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of a notification mail.
FIG. 12 is a screen H according to the embodiment.
FIG. 13 is a screen I according to the embodiment.
FIG. 14 is a screen J according to the embodiment.
FIG. 15 is a screen K according to the embodiment.
FIG. 16 is a screen L according to the embodiment.
[Explanation of symbols]
1 transaction use promotion system
2 Network
3 Member terminal
4 Consumer terminals (non-member terminals)
5 Mediation server
6 CPU
7 RAM
8 ROM
9 HD
10 Database for storing product information for sale
11 Purchased product information storage database
12 Member information database
13 Member product information database
14 Member Billing Information Database
15 Consumer product information database
16 Entry information database
17 Transaction Report Information Database
18 Receiver
19 Transmission section
20 Reward claim information database

Claims (8)

A transaction use promotion system that promotes use of transactions performed between a member terminal and a non-member terminal connected via a network,
Sale desired product information storage means for receiving and storing sale desired product information transmitted from the member terminal and the non-member terminal to a mediation server that mediates transactions,
Purchase desired product information storage means for receiving and storing purchase desired product information transmitted to the mediation server from the member terminal and the non-member terminal;
Search means for searching for the sale desired product information and the purchase desired product information requested from the member terminal or the non-member terminal to the mediation server,
Entry information receiving means for receiving right acquisition entry information for acquiring a right to receive a reward transmitted from the non-member terminal to the mediation server,
Entry receiving means for issuing an entry number corresponding to the right acquisition entry information;
Transaction information receiving means for receiving information on the transaction transmitted from the member terminal to the mediation server,
Right exercise information receiving means for receiving the entry number and the right exercise information transmitted from the non-member terminal to the mediation server,
Rights exercise permission determining means for comparing the transaction information with the rights exercise information to determine whether or not rights can be exercised;
A transaction utilization promotion system comprising: 2. The transaction use promotion system according to claim 1, further comprising a payment data transmitting unit that transmits data relating to a reward given based on a permission determination by the right exercising permission unit to the member terminal and / or the non-member terminal. 3. The transaction utilization promotion system according to claim 1, further comprising a reward calculation unit configured to calculate an amount of the reward based on the transaction information. 4. The system according to claim 1, further comprising: fee calculating means for calculating a fee amount based on the transaction information, wherein the reward calculating means calculates the reward amount within a range not exceeding the fee amount. Transaction use promotion system described in. The sale-desired-product information storage means and the purchase-desired-product information storage means include a sale-desired-product information and a purchase-desired-item information transmitted from the member terminal and a sale-desired-product information and a purchase-desired item transmitted from the non-member terminal. The transaction utilization promotion system according to claim 1, wherein the information and the information are separately stored. The transaction use promotion system according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising a product information notifying unit configured to notify the member terminal of the desired product information and the desired product information input from the non-member terminal. A transaction use promotion method for promoting use of a transaction performed between a member terminal and a non-member terminal connected via a network,
By computer
Receiving and storing the sale-desired product information transmitted from the non-member terminal to the mediation server;
Receiving and storing the product information of the purchase request transmitted to the mediation server from the non-member terminal,
Searching for the sale-desired product information and the purchase-desired product information requested from the non-member terminal to the mediation server;
Receiving right acquisition entry information for acquiring a right to conduct a commodity transaction transmitted from the non-member terminal to the mediation server;
Issuing an entry number corresponding to the right acquisition entry information;
Receiving information on the transaction transmitted from the member terminal to the mediation server,
Receiving the entry number and the right exercising information transmitted from the non-member terminal to the mediation server;
Comparing the transaction information with the right exercising information to determine whether the right can be exercised;
To execute the transaction usage promotion method. A program for promoting the use of transactions performed between a member terminal and a non-member terminal connected via a network,
Receiving and storing the sale-desired product information transmitted from the non-member terminal to the mediation server;
Receiving and storing the product information of the purchase request transmitted to the mediation server from the non-member terminal,
Searching for the sale-desired product information and the purchase-desired product information requested from the non-member terminal to the mediation server;
Receiving right acquisition entry information for acquiring a right to conduct a commodity transaction transmitted from the non-member terminal to the mediation server;
Issuing an entry number corresponding to the right acquisition entry information;
Receiving information on the transaction transmitted from the member terminal to the mediation server,
Receiving the entry number and the right exercising information transmitted from the non-member terminal to the mediation server;
Comparing the transaction information with the right exercising information to determine whether the right can be exercised;
A computer executable transaction utilization promotion program.

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