JP2009012189A - Transaction method and pressure-sticking printed matter - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a transaction method of low cost with inexpensive postage of a transaction document like a slip, requiring no printer exclusive for manifolding sets, and no sealing work of the transaction document like a slip. <P>SOLUTION: In transaction of an article 800 between a purchaser 600 and a source 700, a Z-folded pressure-sticking postcard 100 printed with transaction documents such as an address 111, an invoice 121, an account 131, or a purchase order 112 collectively thereon, and a V-folded pressure-sticking postcard 200 printed with an address 211 and a receipt 211 are sent and received by mailing between the purchaser 600 and the source 700 for settling, to thereby perform the transaction of the article 800 at low cost. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a transaction method and a pressure-bonded printed matter, and relates to a technique effective when applied to a transaction technique or the like performed using a transaction document such as various slips.

  In business transactions such as sales of goods and services, in general, slips such as purchase orders, invoices, invoices and receipts are exchanged between business partners such as customers and dealers to achieve smooth and reliable transactions. Things have been done.

  In other words, conventionally, as these slips, copy slips in which order forms, invoices, invoices, and receipts are superimposed are used, and transaction items required for multiple slips can be obtained in one entry process. In addition to being described at the same time, it is common to exchange slips filled with transaction items in this way by mail with a business partner in a sealed letter.

An example of a transaction using such a conventional copy slip will be described with reference to FIG.
The copy slip is 1. Purchase order book, 2. Purchase order, 3. Invoice, 4. Invoice, 5. It is assumed that there are five receipts.
The ordering party prints necessary information on this slip by a dedicated printing device (dot impact printer) for copying paper (step S1).

  Next, the ordering party peels off the first slip (order book copy) from the copy slip and stores it as a copy (step S2). Seals the second to fifth copy slips in an envelope and places an order. Mail it first (step S3).

  When the supplier performs the necessary processing using this slip and delivers the ordered article (step S5), the third to fifth pieces (3. delivery note, 4. invoice, 5. receipt) Is returned to the orderer, and the second order form is stored at the orderer (step S4).

  2. The ordering party is the slip returned with the goods. Invoice, 4. Necessary inspection / payment processing is performed based on the invoice (step S6), and if there is no problem with the delivered goods, the fifth 5. After stamping the receipt, it is mailed to the supplier as a sealed letter (step S7).

  The supplier receives this and stores it (step S8). This completes a series of article order processing.

  However, in the case of the prior art as described above, since the postal processing is performed by using a copy slip, (1) it costs a sealed letter when it is sent to the business partner by mail. (2) Copy In order to print on a voucher, a printing device dedicated to a copy voucher is required. (3) When the sealing work is performed manually, there are technical problems such as taking time and labor.

  In Patent Document 1, a perforation that divides the long side into four equal parts parallel to the short side is added to plain paper on which no title or slip frame is printed, and is separated by a perforation as necessary. A printer paper for creating slips having a structure in which a punch hole is formed in one end of each paper piece is disclosed.

  However, in the case of this patent document 1, although there is an advantage that a printing machine dedicated to a copy slip is not required, as in the case of a copy slip, the pieces of paper that have been created remain the same. For this reason, a sealed letter is required for mailing, and a sealing work is also essential, and the technical problems (1) and (3) described above are still not solved.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2000-2111270

  An object of the present invention is to provide a low-cost transaction method in which a postal fee for a transaction document such as a slip is low, a printing machine dedicated to a copy slip is not required, and a sealing operation for the transaction document such as a slip is unnecessary. It is in.

  Another object of the present invention is to provide a low-cost crimped printed material that does not require a printing machine dedicated to copy slips, and does not require a sealing operation for transaction slips such as slips, with a low postage fee for transaction documents such as slips. There is to do.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a step of preparing a pressure-bonded printed material on which a plurality of types of transaction documents used for transactions are printed,
When the transaction is performed, the step of exchanging the crimped printed material among a plurality of traders;
A transaction method including
According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the transaction method according to the first aspect,
The crimped printed material is a crimped mail, and the transaction document provides a transaction method including at least one of an order form, a delivery note, a bill, and a receipt.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the transaction method according to the second aspect,
The crimped mail is a transaction composed of a tri-fold first crimped mail on which the purchase order, the delivery note and the invoice are printed, and a bi-fold second crimped mail on which the receipt is printed. Provide a method.
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the transaction method according to the second aspect,
The crimped mail is a transaction consisting of a tri-fold first crimped mail on which the purchase order, the delivery note and the invoice are printed, and a tri-fold second crimped mail on which the receipt is printed. Provide a method.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the transaction method according to the third aspect or the fourth aspect,
The crimped mail provides a transaction method in which at least one of the order form, the delivery note, the bill, and the receipt is printed on a commercially available standard paper.
According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the transaction method according to any one of the second to fifth aspects,
The crimped mail provides a transaction method including at least one of a crimping postcard and a crimped envelope.

A seventh aspect of the present invention provides a pressure-bonded printed material on which a plurality of types of transaction documents used for transactions are printed.
According to an eighth aspect of the present invention, in the press-bonded printed matter according to the seventh aspect,
The transaction document provides a crimped printed material comprising at least one of an order form, a delivery note, a bill, and a receipt.
According to a ninth aspect of the present invention, in the press-bonded printed matter according to the eighth aspect,
The pressure-bonded printed material is a pressure-bonded printed material comprising a tri-fold first pressure-bonded mail printed with the order form, the delivery note and the invoice, and a double-folded second pressure-bonded mail printed with the receipt. I will provide a.

According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, in the press-bonded printed matter according to the eighth aspect,
The crimped mail piece is composed of a three-fold first crimped mail piece on which the order form, the delivery note and the invoice are printed, and a tri-fold second crimped mail piece on which the receipt is printed. Provide prints.

An eleventh aspect of the present invention is the pressure-bonded printed material according to any one of the eighth aspect to the tenth aspect,
Provided is a crimped printed material produced by printing at least one of the order form, the delivery note, the bill, and the receipt on a commercially available standard paper.
According to a twelfth aspect of the present invention, in the press-bonded printed matter according to the ninth aspect or the tenth aspect,
The pressure-bonded mail provides a pressure-bonded printed material including at least one of a pressure-bonded postcard and a pressure-bonded sealed letter.

  That is, according to the present invention, as an example, a series of order processing from ordering to receipt issuance and acceptance using a plurality of copy slips is configured using a crimped printed material such as a crimped postcard or a crimped envelope.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a low-cost transaction method in which a postal fee for a transaction document such as a voucher is low, a printing machine dedicated to a copy voucher is not required, and a sealing operation for the transaction document such as a voucher is unnecessary Can do.
In addition, the postage of transaction documents such as slips is low, a printing machine dedicated to copy slips is not required, and low-cost crimped printed materials that do not require sealing work of transaction documents such as slips can be provided.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a flowchart showing an example of a transaction method according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 2, 3, 4, and 5 are configurations of a crimped printed material used in the transaction method of the present embodiment. It is a top view which shows an example.

In the following, in the press-printed product, tri-fold is denoted as Z-fold, and bi-fold is denoted as V-fold.
First, with reference to FIGS. 2 to 5, a configuration example of the press-bonded printed material used in the present embodiment will be described.
In the present embodiment, instead of a copy slip, one Z-fold crimped postcard 100 (first crimped postcard) and one V-fold crimped postcard 200 (second crimped postcard) are used.

  In the present embodiment, one A4 sheet is used as the sheet 18 of the Z-fold crimping postcard 100, and one A4 sheet is used as the sheet 18 of the V-folding crimping postcard 200.

First, necessary printing is performed on each of the papers 18. At this time, both are A4 single-cut papers. Therefore, a commercially available NIP (non-impact printer) page printer or in-jet printer is used. Can be printed.
The contents printed on the Z-fold pressure-bonded postcard 100 are as shown in FIGS.

  That is, with respect to the front and back surfaces of the three regions of the first region 110, the second region 120, and the third region 130 of the Z-fold crimping postcard 100, the address 111 is on the front of the first region 110, and the back is The order sheet 112 (transaction document), the second area 120 has a delivery note 121 (transaction document), the back has an optional surface 122, the third area 130 has a bill 131 (transaction document), On the back side, the contents of the postcard back side 132 are printed.

The address 111 is information such as an address, a company name, etc. regarding a business partner such as the supplier 700.
The first area 110, the second area 120, and the third area 130 are separated by a fold line 101. Then, the front side invoice 121 and the invoice 131 are pasted together, and the back side order form 112 and the arbitrary surface 122 are pasted together by being folded in three at the fold line 101.

  By doing this, when the sheet is folded in three and made into a Z-fold crimping postcard 100, the purchase order 112, delivery note 121, bill 131, and optional surface 122 are inside the Z-fold crimping postcard 100, and the crimping postcard is used. In addition, the confidentiality of information is maintained.

  In addition, an order slip 141 is printed on the remaining portion 140 of the sheet forming the Z-fold pressure-bonded postcard 100, which is separated from the first area 110, the second area 120, and the third area 130 by the cutting line 102. Is done.

It should be noted that common transaction details information 300 is printed on the delivery note 121, the bill 131, and the order form 112. In this case, the transaction details information 300 includes a product name 301, a quantity 302, a unit price 303, and an amount 304.
In addition, the delivery note 121 and the invoice 131 are provided with a stamping column 400 for stamping a supplier.

  As illustrated in FIG. 1, FIG. 4, and FIG. 5, the V-fold crimping postcard 200 is also similar to the first region 210 and the second region 220, respectively. The address 211 is printed on the front of the area 210, and the receipt 212 (transaction document) is printed on the back. The contents of the postcard back 221 are printed on the front of the second area 220, and the optional face 222 is printed on the back.

The first area 210 and the second area 220 of the V-folding postcard 200 are separated by a fold line 201. Then, the receipt sheet 212 on the back side and the arbitrary surface 222 are bonded together by folding the fold line 201 in two.
The first area 210 and the second area 220 are cut off along the cutting line 202 with respect to the remaining portion 230 of the sheet.

Next, the Z-fold pressure-bonded postcard 100 and the V-fold pressure-bonded postcard 200 printed as described above are processed into postcards. However, with the widespread use of pressure-bonded postcards in recent years, it can be easily processed.
Crimping apparatuses such as those described below have been commercially available, and it is possible to easily create a crimping postcard using such an apparatus.

  Crimping postcards can be broadly divided into a pre-glue method (a method that uses special paper to which glue has been applied before printing) and a post-glue method (after printing on plain paper and then applying adhesive glue). However, in the present embodiment, the method is not limited to any of these methods, and either method can be supported.

  Hereinafter, with reference to the flowchart of FIG. 1 etc., the effect | action of the transaction method of this Embodiment which uses the above Z folding crimping postcards 100 and V folding crimping postcards 200 is demonstrated.

  In FIG. 1, the positional relationship between the front and back sides of the Z-fold pressure-bonded postcard 100 and the V-fold pressure-bonded postcard 200 is shown in a simplified manner so that it can be intuitively understood. 3, 4, and 5.

First, the orderer 600 creates the Z-fold pressure-bonded postcard 100 and the V-fold pressure-bonded postcard 200 as described above (step 901).
Further, when creating the Z-fold crimping postcard 100 from A4, the ordering party 600 prints the contents of the order form slip 141 in the surplus portion 140 that becomes the surplus portion and stores it as a slip (step 902). .

  The Z-fold pressure-bonded postcard 100 completed as a pressure-bonded postcard is mailed to the supplier 700, and the mailing fee at this time becomes a postcard price (step 903).

  The supplier 700 performs the necessary processing based on the slip (delivery form 121 and invoice 131) received as the Z-fold crimping postcard 100, and when the ordered article 800 is delivered to the ordering source 600, the Z-fold crimping postcard. The part of the 100 purchase orders 112 (first area 110) is cut off and stored (step 904).

  The remaining invoice 121 and bill 131 (second area 120, third area 130) are returned to the orderer 600 (step 905).

  The orderer 600 performs necessary processing such as inspection and payment based on the delivery form 121 and the invoice 131 returned together with the article 800 (step 906). If there is no problem with the delivered article 800, the V-fold crimping postcard. The stamp field 400 of the paper receipt 212 is stamped, processed into a V-fold pressure-bonded postcard 200, and mailed to the supplier 700 (step 907). At this time, the postage fee of the V-fold pressure-bonded postcard 200 is also a postcard fee.

  The supplier 700 receives the receipt 212 of the V-fold pressure-bonded postcard 200, stores it (step 908), and completes a series of order processing using the pressure-bonded printed matter.

  In this way, by using the crimp postcards such as the Z-fold crimp postcard 100 and the V-fold crimp postcard 200, etc., the following effects can be achieved by making it possible to perform the same transaction document function as when using a conventional copy slip. Play.

  That is, firstly, the mailing fee can be reduced from the sealed letter price to the postcard price. Second, printing can be performed by a general NIP (page printer and inkjet) instead of a dedicated copy slip printer. Thirdly, it is possible to reduce the labor and cost required for the sealing work.

  As a result, it is possible to provide a low-cost transaction method in which the postage of transaction documents such as slips is low, a printing machine dedicated to copy slips is not required, and sealing of transaction documents such as slips is unnecessary. Become.

  In the above description of the embodiment, a combination of the Z-fold pressure-bonded postcard 100 and the V-fold pressure-bonded postcard 200 is used as the pressure-bonded printed material. However, two Z-fold pressure-bonded postcards 100 may be used.

  Also, the address 111 on the front and back of the Z-folding postcard 100, the order form 112, the delivery note 121, the optional surface 122, the bill 131, the arrangement method of the postcard back surface 132, and the address 211 on the front and back of the V-folding postcard 200, receipt The arrangement method of 212, postcard rear surface 221 and arbitrary surface 222 is not limited to the above-described example, and it is sufficient that the confidential information is located inside the crimping postcard, and the printing area can be replaced. The arrangement method is not limited to the above.

  Furthermore, in the above-described embodiment, the pressure-bonded printed material is formed by a pressure-bonded postcard, but it may be formed by a pressure-bonded sealed letter. In this case, the mailing fee is a sealed fee, but the transaction details information 300, the stamp field 400, etc. There is an effect that a large printing area can be obtained. Moreover, it is good also as a combination of a crimping postcard and a crimping seal as needed.

In the description of the above-described embodiment, the case where the Z-fold pressure-bonded postcard 100 is created from the A4 paper is illustrated, but two-sided sheets of the Z-fold pressure-bonded postcard 100 may be used.
Further, two Z-fold pressure-bonded postcards 100 may be made from A3 paper, or Z-fold pressure-bonded postcards 100 and V-fold pressure-bonded postcards 200 may be made from one A3 paper.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the printing of the V-fold crimping postcard 200 including the receipt 212 is performed simultaneously with the printing of the Z-fold crimping postcard 100 including the order form 112, the delivery form 121, the bill 131, and the like. The V-fold pressure postcard 200 including the receipt 212 may be printed when necessary.

  In the above description, a plurality of transaction documents corresponding to the copy slip is composed of five sheets of the order slip 141, the order slip 112, the delivery slip 121, the bill 131, and the receipt 212. However, the order and the number of sheets are not limited to these.

Next, with reference to FIG. 6, an example of a crimping postcard creating apparatus for creating the Z-folding crimping postcard 100 and the V-folding crimping postcard 200 used in the above-described transaction method will be described.
When the printed post 18 is fed, the crimping postcard creation apparatus 50 of FIG. 6 can mount all the address faces face-up regardless of the type of the crimping postcard.

  In other words, when the printed postcard 18 is fed with the printed paper 18, all the address faces are face up regardless of the type of the crimp postcard, and the position and orientation of the address faces can be unified. Yes.

Note that the pressure-sensitive postcard creating apparatus 50 is, for example, a pressure-adhesive postcard creating apparatus of a pre-glue type that is used by printing postcard information on a sheet 18 on which an adhesive has been applied with a general printer.
The crimping postcard creation device 50 of the present embodiment has a structure in which the positions of paper feed and paper discharge are provided upside down as compared with the case of the conventional postcard creation postcard device 60 described later.

  The postcard creating apparatus 50 according to the present embodiment includes four paper cassettes 17 on which postcard information is printed, a paper feed roller 19 that feeds the paper 18, a V-fold and a Z-fold on the paper 18. Folding roller (folding roller 20, folding roller 21, folding roller 22, folding roller 23), primary folding guide 25 that allows the paper 18 to pass during the primary folding, primary folding stopper 26 that matches the primary folding dimension, V-folding and Z-folding A switching plate 24 for switching the processing method, a secondary folding guide 27 that allows the paper 18 to pass during secondary folding, a secondary folding stopper 28 that matches the secondary folding dimensions, and a pressure roller 29 for attaching the folded surface; A slitter 30 that cuts the paper 18 into postcard dimensions and a stacker 31 on which the completed crimped postcard is placed are provided.

  When the V-folding postcard 200 is created, the paper 18 printed with the postcard information placed in the paper feeding cassette 17 is sent out by the paper feeding roller 19 and is moved rightward in FIG. 6 by the folding roller 20 and the folding roller 21. Sent. The movable switching plate 24 is set at a position where the paper 18 does not enter the primary folding guide 25, and the paper 18 does not enter the primary folding guide 25, and the secondary folding guide is formed by the folding roller 21 and the folding roller 22. 27 and reaches the secondary folding stopper 28.

  After that, the paper 18 is V-folded by the folding roller 21 and the folding roller 23, and the folding surface (in this case, the receipt 212 and the arbitrary surface 222) is pasted by the pressure roller 29, and cut into the postcard size by the slitter 30. Then, it is discharged to the stacker 31 as a V-fold crimping postcard 200.

  On the other hand, when creating the Z-fold crimping postcard 100, the switching plate 24 is set at a position where the paper 18 is guided to the primary folding guide 25.

  As a result, the paper 18 in the paper feed cassette 17 is fed out from the paper feed roller 19, and is passed by the folding roller 20 and the folding roller 21 through the primary folding guide 25 to the primary folding stopper 26, and the folding roller 21 and the folding roller 22, a primary fold is performed to fold the fold line 101 between the address 111 and the delivery note 121, passes through the secondary fold guide 27, reaches the secondary fold stopper 28, and is delivered by the folding roller 21 and the folding roller 23. A secondary fold is performed in which the fold line 101 between the letter 121 and the bill 131 is valley-folded, resulting in a Z-fold. Thereafter, the sheet passes through the pressure roller 29 and the slitter 30 and is discharged to the stacker 31 as a Z-fold pressure-bonded postcard 100.

  By adopting such a structure of the pressure-bonding postcard creation device 50, when the V-fold pressure-bonding postcard 200 is created, the sheet 18 in the paper feed cassette 17 has the printing surface of the address 211 facing up. Further, in the creation of the Z-fold crimping postcard 100, the printing surface of the address 111 of the paper 18 in the paper feeding cassette 17 can be placed on either the front or back side, but it must be placed on the front side.

This makes it possible to place the printed surface of the postcard addressed face-to-face, regardless of the Z-fold or V-fold type of the postcard.
FIGS. 7 to 8 are diagrams showing the address directions when the postcard information printed paper 18 is placed in the paper feed cassette 17, and the paper 18 is conveyed in the direction of the arrow. Here, an example using A4 size paper 18 is shown.

  FIG. 7 shows the case where the address 211 of the paper 18 for creating the V-fold crimping postcard 200 is placed in the normal direction, and FIG. 8 shows the case where the address 211 is reversed. In this case, it is possible to create the V-fold pressure-bonded postcard 200 in both cases, but in consideration of the peelability of the pressure-bonded postcard, the position of the fold line 32 may be changed to a dimension in which the dimension A and the dimension B are changed. In such a case, the folding position is different between FIG. 7 and FIG.

  FIGS. 9 and 10 show the case where the Z-fold crimping postcard 100 is created, FIG. 9 shows the case where the address 111 of the paper 18 is properly placed, and FIG. 10 shows the case where the address 111 is reversed. .

  In the structure of the crimping postcard creating apparatus 50 according to the present embodiment, a primary fold is made into a mountain fold 33, a secondary fold is made into a Z fold with a valley fold 34, a cutting wire 35 is cut with a slitter 30, and a Z fold crimping postcard is created. ing. Therefore, when the paper 18 is set in the paper feed cassette 17 as shown in FIG. 9, the correct Z-fold pressure postcard 100 can be created, but in the state of FIG. 10, the correct Z-fold pressure postcard 100 cannot be created.

  Accordingly, the orientation of the paper 18 when the paper 18 is set in the paper feed cassette 17 is set to the address 211 for both the V-fold and the Z-fold as shown in FIG. 7 in the case of the V-fold crimp postcard and in FIG. 9 in the case of the Z-fold crimp postcard. The printing surface of (address 111) is unified on the left side of the paper 18 so that it can be read by the operator, and the positions of the primary folding stopper 26 and the secondary folding stopper 28 and the slitter 30 are adjusted accordingly. Shall.

  According to the crimping postcard making apparatus 50 of this embodiment, the delivery sheet 121, the bill 131, the order slip 141, and the postcard back surface 132 are obtained by lowering the paper feed cassette 17 and raising the stacker 31. In addition, both types of the Z-fold pressure-bonded postcard 100 and the V-fold pressure-bonded postcard 200 can face the printed surface of the paper 18 on which the postcard information has been printed, such as the purchase order 112, the optional surface 222, etc., to reduce operation errors. effective.

  In addition, by unifying the position and direction of the address printing surface, the operability is further improved, and by attaching a sensor (not shown) that reads the address printing surface, an operation error can be prevented. There is an effect.

  In the description of the above-described embodiment, the case of the pressure-adhesive postcard making apparatus 50 of the front glue type using the paper 18 on which the adhesive has been applied has been exemplified. For example, a toner-like adhesive is used for electrophotographic technology. 18 may be provided with a function of applying to 18 and a pressure-sensitive postcard creating apparatus 50 for creating a pressure-bonded printed material by a post-glue method.

  For reference, with reference to FIG. 12, the above-described crimping postcard making apparatus 50 of the present embodiment is a reference technique in which the positional relationship between the hopper 2 (paper feed cassette 17) and the stacker 15 (stacker 31) is reversed. The crimping postcard creation device 60 will be described.

  As shown in FIG. 12, the postcard information is printed on the hopper 2 on the upper side of the reference technology. A printed paper 1 is placed, and a V-fold or a Z-fold is performed on the paper 1 fed from the hopper 2 and is pressed by a pressure roller. Furthermore, if necessary, it is cut into a required size by a slitter, and a pressure-bonded postcard is completed and discharged to a stacker provided on the lower side of the apparatus.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 12, the crimping postcard creating apparatus 60 of the reference technology performs a hopper 2 on which the postcard information is printed, a paper feed roller 3 for feeding the paper 1, a V-fold, a Z-fold, etc. Four folding rollers to be performed (folding roller 4, folding roller 5, folding roller 6, folding roller 7), a primary folding guide 8 that allows the paper to pass at the time of primary folding, a primary folding stopper 9 that matches the primary folding dimension, V folding and Z Switching plate 10 for switching the folding processing method, secondary folding guide 11 for allowing paper to pass during secondary folding, secondary folding stopper 12 matched to the secondary folding dimensions, and pressure roller for attaching the folded surface 13, a slitter 14 for cutting the paper 1 into postcard dimensions, a stacker 15 for placing a completed crimped postcard, and a conveyor belt 16 for transporting and arranging the crimped postcards cut by the slitter 14 to the stacker 15. There.

  The relationship between the hopper 2 and the stacker 15 is such that the hopper 2 is provided above the stacker 15.

  In the preparation of the V-fold pressure-bonding postcard, the sheet 1 placed on the hopper 2 is conveyed by the sheet feeding roller 3 by the folding roller 4 and the folding roller 5 for feeding. At that time, the switching plate 10 is set at a position where it does not enter the primary folding guide 8, and is not fed into the primary folding guide 8, but is fed into the secondary folding guide 11 by the folding roller 5 and the folding roller 6. 12 reaches the secondary folding stopper 12, the sheet 1 is V-folded by the folding roller 5 and the folding roller 7 by the conveying force of the folding roller 5 and the folding roller 6 and the secondary folding stopper 12. It is conveyed to the left.

  Thereafter, the adhesive portion of the paper 1 is pasted by the pressure roller 13 and cut by the slitter 14 to complete the V-fold pressure-bonded postcard. The completed V-fold pressure-bonded postcard is sent out to the stacker 15 by the transport belt 16.

  When creating a Z-fold pressure-bonded postcard, the position of the switching plate 10 is set so that the paper 1 is fed to the primary folding guide 8. The paper 1 on the hopper 2 reaches the primary folding stopper 9 through the primary folding guide 8 by the paper feeding roller 3, the folding roller 4, and the folding roller 5.

  Next, primary folding is performed by the folding roller 5 and the folding roller 6, the secondary folding guide 11 is passed, the secondary folding stopper 12 is reached, and the folding roller 5 and the folding roller 7 perform secondary folding, The Z-fold pressure-bonded postcard is completed by the pressure roller 13 and the slitter 14 and is sent to the stacker 15 by the conveyor belt 16.

  Since the pressure-sensitive postcard creating device 60 of the reference technique has the structure as described above, when creating a V-fold pressure-bonded postcard, the postcard information is placed on the hopper 2 so that the address side of the printed paper 1 is back. It is necessary, and when creating a Z-fold pressure-bonded postcard, the address surface can be created either face up or face down. However, if the direction of the characters is wrong, the address surface will be on the sticking side.

  As described above, a user who uses the pressure-sensitive postcard making apparatus 60 of the reference technology in which the hopper 2 (paper feeding cassette 17) is arranged on the upper side of the stacker 15 always cares about the orientation of the paper when placing the paper on the hopper 2. There was a technical problem that had to be distributed.

On the other hand, in the structure in which the stacker 31 is disposed on the upper side of the sheet feeding cassette 17 as in the above-described crimping postcard creation device 50, the technical problem as in the crimping postcard creation device 60 is solved.
Needless to say, the present invention is not limited to the configuration exemplified in the above-described embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
(Appendix 1)

In a postcard creation device that uses already printed paper, a paper feed position is provided so that both the V-fold and Z-fold paper can be faced up when the paper is loaded into the device. A crimping postcard making device characterized by that.
(Appendix 2)

  In a crimping postcard creation device that uses already printed paper, when mounting paper on the device, both V-fold and Z-fold paper have a structure in which the address surface is face up and the address position and orientation are unified. Crimping postcard making device characterized by that.

It is a flowchart which shows an example of the transaction method which is one embodiment of this invention. It is a top view which shows the structural example of the front side of the Z folding crimping postcard which is a crimping printed material used for the transaction method which is one embodiment of this invention. It is a top view which shows the example of a structure on the back side of the Z folding crimping postcard which is a crimping printed material used for the transaction method which is one embodiment of this invention. It is a top view which shows the structural example by the side of the front of the V-fold crimping | compression-bonding postcard which is a crimping printed material used for the transaction method which is one embodiment of this invention. It is a top view which shows the structural example of the back side of the V-fold crimping | compression-bonding postcard which is a crimping printed material used for the transaction method which is one embodiment of this invention. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the structural example of the crimping postcard creation apparatus which creates the crimping printed material used for the transaction method which is one embodiment of this invention. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the effect | action of the crimping postcard creation apparatus which creates the crimping printed material used for the transaction method which is one embodiment of this invention. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the effect | action of the crimping postcard creation apparatus which creates the crimping printed material used for the transaction method which is one embodiment of this invention. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the effect | action of the crimping postcard creation apparatus which creates the crimping printed material used for the transaction method which is one embodiment of this invention. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the effect | action of the crimping postcard creation apparatus which creates the crimping printed material used for the transaction method which is one embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows the conventional general transaction method using a copy slip. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the structure of the crimping postcard creation apparatus which is the reference technique of this invention.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Paper 2 Hopper 3 Feeding roller 4 Folding roller 5 Folding roller 6 Folding roller 7 Folding roller 8 Primary folding guide 9 Primary folding stopper 10 Switching plate 11 Secondary folding guide 12 Secondary folding stopper 13 Pressure roller 14 Slitter 15 Stacker 16 Conveying belt 17 Paper feed cassette 18 Paper 19 Paper feed roller 20 Folding roller 21 Folding roller 22 Folding roller 23 Folding roller 24 Switching plate 25 Primary folding guide 26 Primary folding stopper 27 Secondary folding guide 28 Secondary folding stopper 29 Pressure roller 30 Slitter 31 Stacker 32 Folding line 33 Mountain fold 34 Valley fold 35 Cutting line 50 Crimping postcard creation device 60 Crimping postcard creation device 100 Z folding crimping postcard 101 Folding line 102 Cutting line 110 First area 111 Address 112 Purchase order 120 Second area 121 Invoice 122 Arbitrary surface 130 3rd area | region 131 Invoice 132 Postcard back surface 14 0 Remaining part 141 Order slip 200 V-fold crimping postcard 201 Folding line 202 Cutting line 210 First area 211 Address 212 Receipt 220 Second area 221 Postcard rear surface 222 Arbitrary part 230 Remainder part 300 Transaction details information 301 Product name 302 Quantity 303 Unit price 304 Price 400 Stamp field 600 Ordering source 700 Ordering destination 800 Article

Claims (12)

Preparing a crimped printed material on which a plurality of types of transaction documents used for transactions are printed;
When the transaction is performed, the step of exchanging the crimped printed material among a plurality of traders;
The transaction method characterized by including. The transaction method according to claim 1,
The transaction printing method, wherein the press-bonded printed material is a postal-bonded mail, and the transaction document includes at least one of an order form, a delivery note, a bill, and a receipt. The transaction method according to claim 2,
The crimped mail consists of a three-fold first crimped mail on which the order form, the delivery note and the invoice are printed, and a two-fold second crimped mail on which the receipt is printed. A transaction method characterized by The transaction method according to claim 2,
The crimped mail consists of a tri-fold first crimped mail on which the purchase order, the delivery note and the invoice are printed, and a tri-fold second crimped mail on which the receipt is printed. A transaction method characterized by In the transaction method according to claim 3 or claim 4,
The transaction method is characterized in that the crimped mail is created by printing at least one of the order form, the delivery note, the bill, and the receipt on a commercially available standard paper. In the transaction method according to any one of claims 2 to 5,
The transaction method according to claim 1, wherein the crimped mail is composed of at least one of a crimped postcard and a crimped envelope.   A press-bonded printed matter in which a plurality of types of transaction documents used for transactions are printed. The press-bonded printed matter according to claim 7,
The transaction document includes at least one of an order form, a delivery note, an invoice, and a receipt. The pressure-bonded printed matter according to claim 8,
The pressure-bonded printed material includes a tri-fold first pressure-bonded mail on which the order form, the delivery note and the invoice are printed, and a double-fold second pressure-bonded mail on which the receipt is printed. Characteristic crimped printed material. The pressure-bonded printed matter according to claim 8,
The crimped mail consists of a tri-fold first crimped mail on which the purchase order, the delivery note and the invoice are printed, and a tri-fold second crimped mail on which the receipt is printed. Crimp printed matter characterized by. In the press-bonded printed matter according to any one of claims 8 to 10,
A pressure-bonded printed matter produced by printing at least one of the order form, the delivery note, the bill, and the receipt on a commercially available standard paper. In the pressure-bonded printed material according to claim 9 or 10,
The pressure-bonded printed matter is characterized in that the pressure-bonded mail includes at least one of a pressure-bonded postcard and a pressure-bonded sealed letter.