JP2013229015A - Behavior management system and behavior management program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a behavior management system using a portable information terminal simplifying an input of position information, and a behavior management program.SOLUTION: The behavior management system comprises: a portable information terminal that includes an imaging unit having a photographic camera, a position information acquisition unit for acquiring position information, a communication unit, an image file for storing image data captured by the imaging unit and imaging positions acquired by the position information acquisition unit, a setup file that stores conditions permitting an authentication for every image name uniquely allocated to the image data, and a control unit that, when the current position information acquired by the position information acquisition unit falls within an allowable range of the position information of a selection image designated by an input/output unit, performs an operation to succeed the authentication; a log management file for storing an authentication record for every possessor of the portable information terminal; and a server connected to the portable information terminal via a communication network and reading the authentication record for every possessor of the portable information terminal, from the log management file.

Description

  Embodiments described herein relate generally to an action management system and an action management program in cooperation with an authentication process.

  In recent years, corporate activities have diversified, and there is a demand for behavior management that accurately grasps when, where and what corporate human resources are doing.

  On the other hand, in recent years, portable information terminals such as mobile phones and smartphones are rapidly spreading. If this portable information terminal is lost, there is a high possibility of damage due to information leakage or unauthorized use. Therefore, various techniques for performing authentication when using a portable information terminal have been proposed from the viewpoint of security.

  Among these techniques, a technique for limiting the position range where authentication can be performed using the position acquisition function of the portable information terminal has an effect of improving security when the portable information terminal is stolen and moved.

  In this regard, the portable information terminal includes a server, and when there is an authentication request from the portable information terminal, the server transmits a registered image and an unregistered image to the portable information terminal. Receiving the selected image and the current location information, whether the received image is a registered image, whether the current location is within the permitted range, whether the password is appropriate, A technique for performing authentication by determining the above has been proposed.

  According to this technology, the registration of the image and the registration of the permission range must be performed separately, which is time consuming and should be used even if it is necessary to use it in a place other than the position of the registered permission range. There are points that need to be resolved, such as those that cannot be done.

  However, these points are solved, and the portable information terminal can be used for behavior management by recording information necessary for behavior management in the authentication process.

JP 2005-346136 A

  Therefore, there is a need for an action management system and an action management program that can perform action management at the same time using a portable information terminal and authentication processing that simplify the input of position information.

  In order to solve the above problem, an embodiment of the present invention includes an imaging unit including an imaging camera, a position information acquisition unit that acquires position information, an input / output unit including an input / output device, and the imaging unit. An image file that stores the imaged image data and the position information of the imaged position acquired by the position information acquisition unit in association with each other, a setting file that stores a positional condition that permits authentication for each image data, and the position information acquisition A mobile information terminal comprising: a control unit that performs an operation for successful authentication when the current position information acquired by the unit is within an allowable range of the position information of the selected image specified from the input / output unit; A log management file that stores authentication records for each owner of the information terminal, and is connected to the portable information terminal by a communication network, and the portable information terminal is owned by the log management file. Providing an action management system and a server for reading the authentication recording every.

It is a block diagram which shows the structure of an action management system. It is a figure which shows the data structure of an image file. It is a figure which shows the data structure of a setting file. It is a figure which shows the data structure of a basic information file. It is a figure which shows the data structure of a log file. It is a figure which shows the data structure of a log management file. It is a flowchart which shows the setting operation of a setting file. It is a flowchart which shows the authentication operation | movement of a portable information terminal. It is a flowchart which shows the operation | movement of the error process of a portable information terminal. It is a flowchart which shows the operation | movement of the first visit process of a portable information terminal. It is a flowchart which shows the operation | movement of the revisit process of a portable information terminal. It is a flowchart which shows the operation | movement of the mail process of a portable information terminal. It is a top view of the input / output part vicinity of a portable information terminal. It is a figure which shows the example of a misauthentication recording mail. It is a figure which shows the example of the action management screen which a server outputs. It is a figure which shows the other example of the action management screen which a server outputs. It is a flowchart which shows the display operation of an action management screen.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of an action management system and an action management program will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  The behavior management system of this embodiment includes an imaging unit including an imaging camera, a positional information acquisition unit that acquires positional information, an input / output unit including an input / output device, image data captured by the imaging unit, and the positional information. An image file that stores the positional information of the imaging position acquired by the acquisition unit in association with each other, a setting file that stores a positional condition that permits authentication for each image data, and the current position acquired by the positional information acquisition unit When the information is within the allowable range of the position information of the selected image specified by the input / output unit, a personal digital assistant comprising a control unit that performs an operation for successful authentication, and authentication for each owner of the mobile information terminal A log management file for storing records and a personal digital assistant connected via a communication network, and authentication records are recorded for each owner of the personal digital assistant from the log management file. Including out look and the server, the.

  FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the behavior management system of this embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1, the behavior management system includes a portable information terminal 100, a log management file 202 that stores an authentication record for each owner of the portable information terminal 100, and the portable information terminal 100 and a communication line network 121. And a server 201 that is connected and reads an authentication record for each owner of the portable information terminal 100 from the log management file 202.

  The portable information terminal 100 includes a control unit 101 including an arithmetic device such as a CPU, a storage unit 102 such as a ROM and a RAM, an imaging unit 103 including an imaging camera, and a GPS (Global Positioning System). A position information acquisition unit 104 that acquires position information from a position information transmitter 120 that transmits position information, an input / output unit 105 including an input / output device such as a keyboard, a display, or a touch panel, and a communication including a wireless communication function, for example. Unit 106, image data captured by image capturing unit 103 and image file 107 storing the image capturing position acquired by position information acquiring unit 104, and conditions for permitting authentication for each image name uniquely assigned to the image data Configuration file 108 and authentication A basic information file 109 for storing information relating to operations to be performed in the event of a failure and a log file 110 for storing authentication history information.

  The behavior management program of the present embodiment is stored in the storage unit 102, read out at the time of execution, and executed by the control unit 101.

The behavior management program stores the authentication history in the log file 110 every time authentication is executed, and sends the log file 110 to the server 201 connected to the communication unit 106 via the communication line network 121. To store. Note that the data transmission means to the server 201 may be a transmission means using a communication protocol other than the mail transmission protocol.

  The imaging unit 103 includes an imaging camera and captures an image when imaging is instructed by the input / output unit 105.

  The position information acquisition unit 104 acquires position information such as longitude, latitude, and altitude from the position information transmitter 120 such as an artificial satellite.

  The control unit 101 stores the image data of the image captured by the imaging unit 103 and the position information of the imaging position acquired by the position information acquisition unit 104 in the image file 107 in association with each other.

  The server 201 reads an authentication record for each owner of the portable information terminal 100 from the log management file 202, outputs it to the display 203, and prints it on a form via the printer 204.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a data configuration of the image file 107. As shown in FIG. 2, the image file 107 includes an “image name” that is uniquely assigned to the captured image, an “imaging date and time” that is the date and time when the image was captured, and, for example, longitude, latitude, altitude, and the like. “Position information” that is position information of an imaging position including “image data” and “image data” that is captured image data are stored.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a data configuration of the setting file 108. As illustrated in FIG. 3, the setting file 108 includes a “name” that is a name of an image, an “image name” that is uniquely assigned to a captured image, and “position information” that is position information of an imaging position. And “allowable range” which is a positional range where authentication is permitted, “allowable time” which is a temporal range where authentication is permitted, and “password” which is a password used for appointment. The name may indicate a location or action content such as “moving”, “customer”, “returning home”, “company”, “working”, and the like.

  In the example of each data, the name is “home”, the image name is “0001.JPG”, the position information is “123, 54, 20”, the allowable range is “50 m”, and the allowable time is “00: 00-08: 00”. , 18: 00-23: 59 ”and the password is“ PASS01 ”.

  Note that the first visit image can be NULL without inputting position information and an allowable range. When the position information and the allowable range are NULL, the control unit 101 determines that the image is a first visit image.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the data structure of the basic information file 109. As shown in FIG. 4, the basic information file 109 includes an “image selection candidate number” that is the maximum number of images to be displayed on one screen of the input / output unit 105 and an “image selection necessity” that is the number of images to be selected at the time of authentication. Number ”, the“ retry threshold value ”that is the maximum number of retries allowed when authentication is not possible, and“ whether or not to send an incorrect authentication email ”indicating whether or not to send an email if there is an error in authentication ”,“ E-mail destination ”that is the e-mail address,“ E-mail body ”that is the body of the mis-authentication mail that is sent if there is an error in authentication, and the log file that is the authentication record is sent to the company “Log file transmission presence / absence” indicating whether or not to perform is stored.

  FIG. 5A is a diagram illustrating a data configuration of the log file 110. As illustrated in FIG. 5, the log file 110 includes a “date and time” that is an authentication execution date and time, “position information” that indicates a position where authentication is attempted, and a “name” that indicates the name of an image selected at the time of authentication. And “authentication result” indicating the result of authentication and “input password” which is the input password are stored.

  In the example of each data, the date and time in the first line is “2012-01-10 07:20”, the position information is “123, 54, 20”, the selected image is “home”, the authentication result is “OK”, and the input password Is NULL when there is no input.

  In the second line, the date and time is “2012-01-10 10:20”, the position information is “239,45”, the selected image is “company”, the authentication result is “NG (password error)”, and the input password is “83490”. Is.

  In the third line, the date and time is “2012-01-10 11:20”, the position information is “394, 56”, the selected image is “customer”, the authentication result is “OK (outside the permitted range)”, and the input password is “ 12345 ".

  FIG. 5B is a diagram showing a data configuration of the log management file 202. As shown in FIG. As illustrated in FIG. 5B, the log management file 202 includes an “owner ID” that is uniquely assigned to the owner of the portable information terminal 100, “date / time” that is the date and time of authentication execution, and “ The “location information”, the “name” indicating the name of the image selected at the time of authentication, the “authentication result” indicating the authentication result, and the “input password” which is the input password are stored.

  In each data example, the owner ID is “1001”, the date and time is “2012-01-10 07:20”, the position information is “123, 54, 20”, the name is “home”, and the authentication result is “OK”. The input password is NULL when not input.

  The owner ID is stored in the storage unit 102 of the portable information terminal 100. When transmitting the authentication record to the server 201, the portable information terminal 100 adds the owner ID to the header and transmits it.

  Upon receiving the authentication record, the server 201 reads the owner ID from the header and stores it in the log management file 202 together with the authentication record.

  FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the setting operation of the setting file 108. As illustrated in FIG. 6, in operation 601, the portable information terminal 100 captures an image based on an imaging instruction input from the input / output unit 105.

  In operation 602, the portable information terminal 100 acquires the location information of the imaged location from the location information acquisition unit 104.

  In operation 603, the portable information terminal 100 acquires the imaging date / time from the control unit 101.

  Note that the mobile information terminal 100 may perform an operation of selecting an image having position information that has been captured in advance, instead of the operations 601 to 603.

  In operation 604, the portable information terminal 100 inputs a name from the input / output unit 105.

  In operation 605, the portable information terminal 100 inputs at least one allowable range from the input / output unit 105.

  In operation 606, the portable information terminal 100 inputs an allowable time from the input / output unit 105.

  In operation 607, the portable information terminal 100 inputs a password from the input / output unit 105.

  In operation 608, the portable information terminal 100 stores the information in a file. That is, the portable information terminal stores image data, position information, and imaging date and time in the image file 107 together with the automatically generated image name, and stores the name, image name, position information, allowable range, allowable time, and password in the setting file 108. To do.

  Note that the portable information terminal 100 may store a thumbnail image in which the size of the image data is reduced instead of the image data.

  As described above, when there is an imaging instruction from the input / output unit 105, the portable information terminal 100 acquires position information from the position information acquisition unit 104, and this position information is converted into image data of an image captured by the imaging unit 103. Store it in the image file in association.

  FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing an authentication operation of the portable information terminal 100. As shown in FIG. 7, in operation 701, the portable information terminal 100 reads information stored in the basic information file 109.

  In operation 702, the portable information terminal 100 displays images or thumbnail images read from the image file 107 on the input / output unit 105 by the number of image selection candidates. The portable information terminal 100 reads all the set images, and randomly selects and displays the number of images less than the number of image selection candidates from the images that have not been set.

  In operation 703, the portable information terminal 100 inputs designation of a selected image that is an image used for authentication from the input / output unit 105.

In operation 704, the portable information terminal 100 searches the setting file 108 based on the image name of the selected image, and reads the position information, allowable range, allowable time, and password.
In operation 705, the portable information terminal 100 inputs a password from the input / output unit 105.

  In operation 706, the portable information terminal 100 acquires the current position information from the position information acquisition unit 104.

  In operation 707, the portable information terminal 100 acquires the current time from the control unit 101.

  In operation 708, the portable information terminal 100 determines whether the selected image is a landmine image that is an image for which error processing is performed when selected. Here, the landmine image is an image that is not registered in the setting file 108. The portable information terminal 100 proceeds to operation 711 when the selected image is a mine image, and proceeds to operation 709 when the selected image is not a mine image.

  In operation 709, the portable information terminal 100 determines whether the selected image is an initial visit image that is an image used for authentication at a place where the selected image is visited for the first time. The portable information terminal 100 proceeds to operation 712 when the selected image is the first visit image, and proceeds to operation 710 when the selected image is not the first visit image.

  In operation 710, the portable information terminal 100 determines whether the selected image is a revisit image that is an image to be used for authentication at a place where the selected image is revisited. The portable information terminal 100 proceeds to operation 713 when the selected image is a revisit image, and proceeds to operation 714 when the selected image is not a revisit image.

  In operation 711, the portable information terminal 100 performs error processing, and proceeds to operation 714.

  In operation 712, the portable information terminal 100 performs an initial visit process and proceeds to operation 714.

  In operation 713, the portable information terminal 100 performs revisit processing and proceeds to operation 714.

  In operation 714, the portable information terminal 100 writes the log to the log file 110.

  In operation 715, the portable information terminal 100 performs mail processing and returns to operation 701.

  FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing an error processing operation of the portable information terminal 100. As shown in FIG. 8, in operation 801, the portable information terminal 100 determines whether the number of retries, which is the number of authentication retries, exceeds a retry number threshold. If the number of retries exceeds the retry count threshold, the mobile information terminal 100 proceeds to operation 802, locks the mobile information terminal and returns to operation 714 in FIG. 7, and if the retry count threshold is not exceeded, the operation in FIG. Return to 714.

  FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the operation of the first visit process of the portable information terminal 100. As shown in FIG. 9, in operation 901, the portable information terminal 100 determines whether the current position is outside the allowable range. That is, the portable information terminal 100 determines whether the current position is out of the allowable range for all image names from the position information and the allowable range stored in the setting file 108.

  The portable information terminal 100 proceeds to operation 905 when the current position is within the allowable range, and proceeds to operation 902 when it is out of the allowable range.

  In operation 902, the portable information terminal 100 determines whether the current time is within the allowable time of the first visit image stored in the setting file 108. The portable information terminal 100 proceeds to operation 903 when the current time is within the allowable range, and proceeds to operation 905 when the current time is not within the allowable range.

  Note that the allowable time stored in the setting file 108 may be further specified by a day of the week or time in addition to the time specification.

  In operation 903, the portable information terminal 100 determines whether or not the input password matches the password of the first visit image stored in the setting file 108. If the input password does not match the password of the first visit image stored in the setting file 108, the portable information terminal 100 proceeds to operation 905, and if it matches, proceeds to operation 904.

  In operation 904, the portable information terminal 100 determines that the authentication is successful, and returns to operation 714 in FIG.

  In operation 905, the portable information terminal 100 performs error processing and returns to operation 714 in FIG.

  FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the operation of the revisit process of the portable information terminal 100. As shown in FIG. 10, in operation 1001, the portable information terminal 100 determines whether the current position is within an allowable range. That is, the portable information terminal 100 reads the revisit image position information and the allowable range from the setting file 108 and determines whether the current position is within the allowable range.

  The portable information terminal 100 proceeds to operation 1002 when the current position is within the allowable range, and proceeds to operation 1005 when the current position is not within the allowable range.

  In operation 1002, the portable information terminal 100 determines whether the current time is within the allowable time of the first visit image stored in the setting file 108. The portable information terminal 100 proceeds to operation 1003 when the current time is within the allowable range, and proceeds to operation 1005 when the current time is not within the allowable range.

  In operation 1003, the portable information terminal 100 determines whether or not the input password matches the password of the first visit image stored in the setting file 108. If the input password does not match the password of the first visit image stored in the setting file 108, the portable information terminal 100 proceeds to operation 1005, and if it matches, the operation proceeds to operation 1004.

  In operation 1004, the portable information terminal 100 determines that the authentication is successful, and returns to operation 714 in FIG.

  In operation 1005, the portable information terminal 100 performs error processing and returns to operation 714 in FIG.

  FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing the mail processing operation of the portable information terminal 100. As shown in FIG. 11, in operation 1101, the portable information terminal 100 determines whether the number of retries exceeds a retry number threshold. If the number of retries exceeds the retry count threshold, the portable information terminal 100 determines that it is “illegal use” and proceeds to operation 1102, and if not, proceeds to operation 1104.

  In operation 1102, the portable information terminal 100 determines whether “Yes” or “No” is stored in “Recording transmission setting at the time of authentication error”. The portable information terminal 100 proceeds to operation 1103 when the data stored in the “record transmission setting at the time of authentication error” is “present”, and proceeds to operation 1104 when the data is “none”.

  In operation 1103, the portable information terminal 100 generates the “false authentication record mail” shown in FIG.

  In operation 1104, the portable information terminal 100 determines whether “Yes” or “No” is stored in “Log file transmission setting”. The portable information terminal 100 proceeds to operation 1105 when the data stored in the “log file transmission setting” is “present”, and proceeds to operation 1106 when the data is “none”.

  In operation 1105, the portable information terminal 100 attaches a log file that is an authentication record to the mail.

  In operation 1106, the portable information terminal 100 transmits the mail to the mail transmission destination, and returns to operation 715 in FIG.

  As described above, the portable information terminal 100 searches the setting file based on the image name of the selected image, and acquires the position information, the allowable range, the allowable time, and the password of the name having the image name that matches the image name of the selected image. Read and determine whether the current position acquired by the position information acquisition unit is within the allowable range in the position information of the name, whether the current time is within the allowable time, and whether the entered password matches the password of the name If the authentication is mistaken for a certain number of times, “unauthorized use” is detected and the mail is transmitted to a predetermined destination. The certain number of times is the number of times indicated by the retry number threshold of the basic information file 109.

  FIG. 12 is a plan view of the vicinity of the input / output unit 105 of the portable information terminal 100. As illustrated in FIG. 12, the portable information terminal 100 displays the selected image candidate images 1202 on the input / output unit 105 by the number of image selection candidates.

  In addition, the portable information terminal 100 includes a password input field 1203 and an authentication start button 1204.

  FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating an example of a false authentication record mail. As shown in FIG. 13, the mis-authentication record mail is a mail address for the portable information terminal 100 as a sender, a mail destination address as a destination, a manager's mail address as a copy, and an unauthorized use warning as a subject. Details of unauthorized use are described in the display and text.

  FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of an action management screen output by the server 201. As illustrated in FIG. 14, the server 201 searches the log management file 202 based on the designated owner ID, and outputs a corresponding authentication record to the display 203 as an action management screen 1401.

  As described above, when the selected image of the data in the log management file has a name indicating a place or action content, the server 201 can handle the authentication record as the action record.

  FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating another example of the behavior management screen output by the server 201. As shown in FIG. 15, the server 201 searches the log management file 202 based on the designated owner ID, and displays the date / time and the name of the selected image among the corresponding authentication records as a position management screen 1500 on the display 203. Output.

  Further, the server 201 searches the log management file 202 based on the specified position information, reads out the owner ID having the latest relevant position information, and specifies the specified position as “a person near the specified point”. It displays on the map 1501 of the position management screen 1500 with the distance from information.

  Further, the server 201 searches the log management file 202 based on the designated owner ID, and displays the position information of the corresponding authentication record on the position management screen 1500 together with the map 1501.

  The map 1501 indicates that the person with the owner ID 1001 has been authenticated at the home 1502 and the company 1503.

  A triangular mark 1505 indicates the designated position information. A pointer 1505 indicating an owner ID 1003 in the vicinity of the designated position information is displayed on the map 1501.

  The server 201 further displays on the location management screen 1500 an owner ID search button 1507 for inputting that the search is based on the owner ID, and an area search button 1508 for inputting that the search is performed by designating an area.

  FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing a display operation of the behavior management screen of FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 16, in operation 1601, the server 201 inputs a search method using the owner ID search button 1507 or the area search button 1508 of the location management screen 1500.

  In operation 1602, the server 201 determines whether an area search has been selected. If the server 201 determines that the area search is selected, the server 201 proceeds to operation 1604. If the server 201 does not determine that the area search is selected, the server 201 proceeds to operation 1603.

  In operation 1603, the server 201 searches the log management file 202 based on the owner ID, and reads the corresponding record.

  In operation 1604, the server 201 inputs the search point, and then acquires the latitude and longitude of the search point from the map information service provided to the general public via the communication line network 121 such as the Internet.

  In operation 1605, the server 201 searches the log management file 202 based on the acquired latitude / longitude information, and sets the basic information file 109 in advance within the date / time range set in the basic information file 109 in advance. A record having position information within the position range being read is read.

  In operation 1606, the server 201 displays a map near the search point on the position management screen 1500 as a map 1501.

  In operation 1607, the server 201 maps the position of the owner on the map 1501 as ● 1502 and 1503, the search point as Δ1505, and the person nearby as ○ 1506, respectively, and returns to operation 1601. .

  Any of these marks can be selected. Further, when these marks on the map 1501 are clicked, the server 201 can be configured to pop up the record of the corresponding log management file 202 on the display.

  As described above, the behavior management system according to the present embodiment obtains position information from the storage unit 102, the image pickup unit 103 including the image pickup camera, and the position information transmitter 120 that transmits position information from the outside. Unit 104, input / output unit 105 including an input / output device, communication unit 106, image data captured by image capturing unit 103 and image file 107 storing the image capturing position acquired by position information acquiring unit 104, and image data A setting file 108 that stores conditions for permitting authentication for each uniquely assigned image name, a basic information file 109 that stores information related to operations performed when authentication is not permitted, and a log file that stores authentication history information 110 and the current position information acquired by the position information acquisition unit 104 is selected from the input / output unit 105 A log management file for storing an authentication record for each owner of the portable information terminal 100, and a control unit 101 that performs an operation to make the authentication successful when it is within the allowable range of the position information of the image 202 and a server 201 that is connected to the portable information terminal 100 via the communication line network 121 and reads an authentication record from the log management file 202 for each owner of the portable information terminal 100.

  Therefore, it is not necessary to input location information as a reference for the allowable range, location information can be registered conveniently, authentication can be performed even at the first visit, and behavior management can be performed accurately using the authentication record of the portable information terminal. There is an effect that.

  In addition, when the selected image indicates the type of place or action content, it is possible to report the work content, the progress of the work, or the like by selecting these images themselves.

  Further, when the above-described selected image indicates “SOS”, there is an effect that it is possible to issue an emergency or a rescue request without being known to a third party.

  Although several embodiments have been described, these embodiments have been presented by way of example and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. These embodiments can be implemented in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention. These embodiments and their modifications are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and are also included in the invention described in the claims and the equivalents thereof.

100: portable information terminal 101: control unit 102: storage unit 103: imaging unit 104: position information acquisition unit 105: input / output unit 107: image file 108: setting file 109: basic information file 110: log file 120: transmission of position information Machine 121: communication network 201: server 202: log management file 203: display 204: printer

Claims (8)

An imaging unit including an imaging camera, a positional information acquisition unit that acquires positional information, an input / output unit including an input / output device, image data captured by the imaging unit, and a position of an imaging position acquired by the positional information acquisition unit An image file for storing information in association with each other, a setting file for storing a positional condition for permitting authentication for each image data, and the current position information acquired by the position information acquisition unit are designated from the input / output unit. A mobile information terminal comprising: a control unit that performs an operation to make the authentication successful when the position information of the selected image is within an allowable range;
A log management file for storing an authentication record for each owner of the portable information terminal;
A server connected to the portable information terminal by a communication line network, and reading an authentication record for each owner of the portable information terminal from the log management file;
An action management system comprising The controller is
It is determined that the image whose position information is not stored in the setting file is a first visit image,
The behavior management system according to claim 1, wherein when it is determined that the selected image designated from the input / output unit is an initial visit image, a predetermined initial visit operation is performed. It further includes a basic information file that stores information related to operations performed when authentication is not permitted.
The controller is
The behavior management system according to claim 2, wherein a predetermined error process is performed when authentication is not permitted. The error handling is
The behavior management system according to claim 3, further comprising a procedure of transmitting a false authentication record mail to a designated transmission destination. A control unit including an arithmetic device, an imaging unit including an imaging camera, a position information acquisition unit that acquires position information, an input / output unit including an input / output device, image data captured by the imaging unit, and acquisition of the position information A portable information terminal comprising: an image file that associates and stores position information of an imaging position acquired by the unit; and a setting file that stores a positional condition that permits authentication for each of the image data;
A log management file for storing an authentication record for each owner of the portable information terminal;
A server connected to the portable information terminal by a communication network;
In an action management system comprising
The control unit is
An authentication unit that performs an operation to make the authentication successful when the current position information acquired by the position information acquisition unit is within an allowable range of the position information of the selected image specified from the input / output unit;
The control unit is
Log sending means for sending an authentication record to the server;
The server is
Receiving storage means for storing the authentication record received from the portable information terminal in the log management file;
The server is
Reading means for reading out an authentication record for each owner of the portable information terminal from the log management file;
An action management program with The controller is
It is determined that the image whose position information is not stored in the setting file is a first visit image,
The behavior management program according to claim 5, wherein a predetermined first visit operation is performed when it is determined that the selected image designated from the input / output unit is a first visit image. The information processing terminal
It further includes a basic information file that stores information related to operations performed when authentication is not permitted.
The controller is
The behavior management program according to claim 6, wherein a predetermined error process is performed when authentication is not permitted. The error handling is
The behavior management program according to claim 7, comprising a procedure of transmitting a false authentication record mail to a designated transmission destination.

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