JP2016099774A - Commodity sales data processor and control program thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a commodity sales data processor capable of reliable customer information with a high probability.SOLUTION: The commodity sales data processor receives an input of a piece of customer information which is classified based on the attribute of a customer. When receiving the customer information, the commodity sales data processor receives a registration of a commodity bought by the customer on a screen of a display device for clerk as a commodity registration screen. When receiving the registration of the commodity, the commodity sales data processor processes the sales data of the received commodity information to complete the commercial transaction.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 5

Description

  Embodiments described herein relate generally to a merchandise sales data processing apparatus such as a POS (Point Of Sales) terminal and an electronic cash register, and a control program thereof.

  2. Description of the Related Art A product sales data processing apparatus is known in which, when registering sales data of a product purchased by a shopper, a customer group classified according to attributes such as sex and age is input. By inputting the customer segment, the store manager can grasp the customer segment of the shopper. In addition, the store manager can obtain a list of products sold or not sold for each customer segment. These data are useful for assortment of items in the store.

  A product sales data processing apparatus having a customer segment input function usually has keys or touch buttons for each customer segment. Conventionally, at the timing when the sales data of the product purchased by the shopper has been registered and the registration deadline for accounting is declared, the cashier determines the shopper's gender and age and the corresponding customer key or touch button Was entered.

  As described above, the conventional merchandise sales data processing apparatus is designed to input the customer base of the shopper at the closing timing of registration, so the cashier has no room to determine the customer base and often inputs the customer base in a rough manner. It was. For this reason, the reliability of customer base information was low.

JP 2008-083987 A

  The problem to be solved by the embodiments of the present invention is to provide a merchandise sales data processing apparatus in which a cashier appropriately captures and inputs a customer base of a shopper and obtains reliable customer base information with a high probability. It is what.

  In one embodiment, the merchandise sales data processing apparatus includes a display device for a store clerk, a customer segment input unit, a registration receiving unit, and a processing unit. The display device for the store clerk displays a screen for the store clerk. The customer segment input means receives an input of a customer segment classified according to customer attributes. The registration accepting unit accepts registration of a product purchased by the customer using the screen of the salesclerk display device as a product registration screen on the condition that the customer segment input unit accepts the customer segment input. The processing means processes the sales data of the product for which registration has been accepted and settles the commercial transaction.

The external view which looked at the POS terminal from the front right side. The external view which looked at the POS terminal from the back right side. The block diagram which shows the principal part structure of a POS terminal. The schematic diagram which shows the data structure of the content table classified by customer segment. The flowchart which shows the main procedures of the information processing which CPU performs according to a goods registration program. The figure which shows an example of the customer layer reception screen displayed on the touch panel for shop assistants. The figure which shows the example of a screen of the customer touch panel when the customer layer reception screen is displayed. The figure which shows an example of the registration screen displayed on the touch panel for shop assistants. The figure which shows the example of a screen of the customer touch panel when the registration screen is displayed.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of a merchandise sales data processing apparatus in which a cashier appropriately inputs a customer base of a shopper and obtains reliable customer base information with a high probability will be described with reference to the drawings. In this embodiment, a POS terminal 10 (see FIGS. 1 and 2) is exemplified as one aspect of the product sales data processing apparatus.

  FIG. 1 is an external view of the POS terminal 10 viewed from the front right side, and FIG. 2 is an external view of the POS terminal 10 viewed from the back right side. In FIG. 1, a cable of the scanner 20 described later is omitted. In FIG. 2, the scanner 20 itself is omitted.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the POS terminal 10 has a clerk touch panel 12 disposed on the front surface of the main body 11, and a keyboard 13 is disposed on the front side of the clerk touch panel 12. In addition, the POS terminal 10 forms a slit 14 a of a contact reader / writer 14 on one side of the clerk touch panel 12.

  The clerk touch panel 12 functions as a clerk display device that displays various screens to the clerk. Further, the clerk touch panel 12 also functions as an input device that accepts touch input of information specified from an image displayed on the screen.

  The keyboard 13 includes various function keys such as a clear key, a current key, a credit key, and an electronic money key in addition to a numeric keypad for entering numerical data. Incidentally, the current key is a key for declaring settlement of a commercial transaction using cash. The credit key is a key for declaring settlement of a commercial transaction using a credit card. The electronic money key is a key for declaring settlement of a commercial transaction using electronic money. These current total key, credit key, and electronic money key are generally referred to as a closing key.

  The contact reader / writer 14 reads data from a card inserted into the slit 14a or writes data to this card. When the card is a magnetic card, the reader / writer 14 is a magnetic card reader / writer. When the card is an IC card, the reader / writer 14 is an IC card reader / writer. For example, a credit card or a point card is used as a card on which data is read and written by the contact reader / writer 14.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the POS terminal 10 has a customer touch panel 15 disposed on the back surface of a main body 11, and an antenna 16 a of a non-contact reader / writer 16 on one side of the customer touch panel 15 (see FIG. 3). ).

  The customer touch panel 15 functions as a customer display device that displays various screens for customers who pay for purchased products. The customer touch panel 15 also functions as an input device that receives touch input of information specified from an image displayed on the screen.

  The non-contact type reader / writer 16 reads data from or writes data to the non-contact IC card placed on the antenna. For example, an electronic money card is used as a contactless IC card in which data is read and written by the contactless reader / writer 16.

  As shown in FIG. 1 or FIG. 2, the POS terminal 10 includes a main body 11 and a printer 17 for receipt printing. The POS terminal 10 then discharges the receipt printed by the printer 17 from a receipt issuing port 18 formed on the front surface of the main body 11. A coin tray 19 for temporarily placing coins such as deposits is formed below the receipt issuing port 18. The upper portion of the printer 17 is a space for placing the hand scanner 20.

  FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a main configuration of the POS terminal 10. The POS terminal 10 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 31, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 32, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 33, an auxiliary storage device 34, a clock unit 35, a communication controller 36, a drawer interface 37, and a scanner interface 38. Prepare. The POS terminal 10 connects the CPU 31, ROM 32, RAM 33, auxiliary storage device 34, clock unit 35, communication controller 36, drawer interface 37, and scanner interface 38 through a system transmission path 39. The system transmission path 39 includes an address bus, a data bus, a control signal line, and the like. The keyboard 13, the clerk touch panel 12, the customer touch panel 15, the printer 17, the contact reader / writer 14 and the non-contact reader / writer 16 are connected to the system transmission path 39 via an input / output circuit (not shown). Connected.

  The POS terminal 10 constitutes a computer by the CPU 31, ROM 32, RAM 33, auxiliary storage device 34, and a system transmission path 39 connecting them.

  The CPU 31 corresponds to the central part of the computer. CPU31 controls each part in order to implement | achieve various functions as POS terminal 10 according to an operating system or an application program.

  The ROM 32 corresponds to the main storage portion of the computer. The ROM 32 stores the above operating system and application programs. The ROM 32 may store data necessary for the CPU 31 to execute processing for controlling each unit.

  The RAM 33 corresponds to a main storage part of the computer. The RAM 33 stores data necessary for the CPU 31 to execute processing. The RAM 33 is also used as a work area where information is appropriately rewritten by the CPU 31.

  The auxiliary storage device 34 corresponds to the auxiliary storage portion of the computer. The auxiliary storage device 34 is, for example, an EEPROM (Electric Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory), an HDD (Hard Disc Drive), or an SSD (Solid State Drive). The auxiliary storage device 34 stores data used when the CPU 31 performs various processes and data generated by the processes performed by the CPU 31. The auxiliary storage device 34 may store the above application program.

The clock unit 35 measures the current date and time.
The communication controller 36 controls transmission / reception of data to / from an external computer via a communication network such as a LAN (Local Area Network). The external computer is a host computer of the POS terminal 10 and is called, for example, a POS server, a store server, or the like. The external computer manages various data files such as a product master file and a sales summary file. The product master file stores product data such as a product code, a product name, a unit price, and a tax type of each product sold in the store. The sales aggregation file stores sales point data, sales amount data, and the like that are aggregated according to classification items such as products and customers.

  The drawer interface 37 electrically connects a drawer (not shown) for storing cash or the like. The drawer interface 37 transmits an opening command signal to the drawer. The drawer that has received the opening command signal opens. An automatic change machine may be connected instead of the drawer. When an automatic change machine is connected, the drawer interface 37 transmits change data to the automatic change machine. The automatic change machine that has received the change data pays out the change money based on the change data.

  The scanner interface 38 electrically connects the scanner 20 described above. The scanner 20 optically reads a barcode or the like attached to a product. The barcode read by the scanner 20 is taken into the CPU 31 through the scanner interface 38. The CPU 31 decodes the barcode and converts it into data such as a product code.

  The POS terminal 10 having such a configuration includes a product registration program (control program) described below in order to obtain reliable customer demographic information with high probability. Further, the POS terminal 10 includes a customer table content table (hereinafter abbreviated as a content table) 40 having a data structure shown in FIG.

  The content table 40 is a data table for setting customer demographic information, content, and product codes for each customer demographic code. The customer segment code is a unique code assigned to each customer segment classified by gender and age. The customer demographic information is text data respectively indicating a customer demographic identified by a corresponding customer demographic code, for example, male teenagers or less, female teenagers or less, males 20s, females 20s, and the like. The content is image data of a recommended product for a shopper in the customer segment identified by the corresponding customer segment code. The image data may be still image data or moving image data. The product code is a code that specifies a recommended product for a shopper in the customer group identified by the corresponding customer group code.

  The content table 40 is stored in the auxiliary storage device 34, for example. The content and the product code in the content table 40 are updated as appropriate under the control of an external computer connected via the communication controller 36, for example. For example, the content and the product code may be automatically updated for each customer segment according to the day of the week or the time zone.

  FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a main procedure of information processing executed by the CPU 31 in accordance with the product registration program. Note that the contents of the process illustrated in FIG. 5 and described below are merely examples, and various processes capable of obtaining similar results can be used as appropriate.

  When the merchandise registration program is activated, the CPU 31 displays the customer layer reception screen 50 (see FIG. 6) on the clerk touch panel 12 as Act1. An example of the customer segment reception screen 50 is shown in FIG. Moreover, an example of the screen 60 of the customer touch panel 15 at the time of customer layer input standby is shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the customer segment reception screen 50 includes an icon region 51, a payment information region 52, and a customer surface image region 53. In the icon area 51, a plurality of icons to which each customer segment code is individually assigned are displayed. Each icon displays an image that allows the cashier to recognize customer demographic information corresponding to the customer demographic code assigned to the icon. In the settlement information area 52, the purchase points, total amount and change amount of the immediately preceding one commercial transaction are displayed. In the customer image area 53, a customer image currently displayed on the screen 60 of the customer touch panel 15 is displayed. The customer image is information that informs the shopper, for example, an image that informs the due date of a special sale, and is set in the content file in advance. The content file is stored in the auxiliary storage device 34, for example.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the screen 60 of the customer touch panel 15 is divided into a first area 61 where the customer face image described above is displayed and a second area 62 where the registration information is displayed. In the second area 62, the product name, unit price and quantity of the product registered for sale are displayed. Further, the number of purchases, the total amount, and the deposit amount are also displayed in the second area 62.

  The CPU 31 displaying the customer segment reception screen 50 waits for any icon in the icon area 51 to be touch-input as Act2 (customer segment input means). When it is detected from the signal from the clerk touch panel 12 that the icon is touch-input (YES in Act 2), the CPU 31 proceeds to the process of Act 3. In Act 3, the CPU 31 recognizes the customer segment code assigned to the touch-input icon. Then, the CPU 31 stores this customer layer code in the customer layer memory. The customer layer memory is formed in the RAM 33, for example.

  When the customer segment is input, the CPU 31 searches the content table 40 as Act4. And CPU31 detects the content set corresponding to the customer layer code stored in the customer layer memory (detection means). CPU31 displays the image of the recommended goods which are the said content as Act5 on the 1st field 61 of customer touch panel 15 (appearance means). Further, the CPU 31 changes the screen of the clerk touch panel 12 to Act 6 as a registration screen 70 (see FIG. 8). An example of the registration screen 70 is shown in FIG. Moreover, an example of the screen 60 of the customer touch panel 15 at the time of receiving customer layer input is shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the registration screen 70 includes a detail area 71, a payment information area 72, a customer face image area 73, and a customer layer area 74. In the detail area 71, the product name, unit price, quantity, amount, tax type, etc. of the product registered for sale are displayed. In the settlement information area 72, the purchase points and total amount of the products displayed in the detail area 71 are displayed. In the customer face image area 73, an image of the recommended product currently displayed in the first area 61 of the customer touch panel 15 is displayed. In the customer segment area 74, an image of an icon input by touch is displayed.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 9, the image of the order button 80 is displayed in the first area 61 on the screen 60 of the customer touch panel 15. The order button 80 receives an order input for the recommended product displayed in the first area 61. When the shopper touches the order button 80, the order of the recommended product displayed in the first area 61 is confirmed.

  The CPU 31 that has displayed the registration screen 70 confirms whether or not product registration has been performed as Act 7 (registration receiving means). When product registration is not performed (NO in Act 7), the CPU 31 confirms whether or not the order button 80 is touch-input as Act 8 (registration reception unit). When the order button 80 is not touch-inputted (NO in Act8), the CPU 31 confirms whether or not the tightening key is operated and input as Act9. When the closing key is not operated and input (NO in Act 9), the CPU 31 returns to the processing of Act 7 and confirms whether the product registration is performed again. Here, the CPU 31 waits for the product registration, the order button 80 to be touch-input, or the closing key to be input.

  In the standby state of Act7 to Act9, if it is detected that the product registration is performed by the barcode input by the scanner 20 or the operation input of the keyboard 13 (YES in Act7), the CPU 31 executes the product sales registration process as Act10. (Processing means).

  That is, the CPU 31 acquires product data such as product name and unit price from the product code of the registered product. Then, the CPU 31 calculates the sales amount by multiplying the unit price by the number of sales points. The number of sales points is, for example, a numerical value when placed with a numeric keypad, and “1” when not placed. The CPU 31 stores product sales data including the product code, product name, unit price, number of sales points, sales price, and tax type in the transaction memory of the RAM 33. Then, the CPU 31 displays the product name, unit price, sales number (quantity), sales price, and tax type of the product sales data stored in the transaction memory in the detail area 71 of the clerk touch panel 12. In addition, the CPU 31 causes the settlement information area 72 of the clerk touch panel 12 to display the sales point total value (the number of purchases) and the sales amount total value (total) of the product sales data. Further, the CPU 31 causes the second area 62 of the customer touch panel 15 to display the product name, unit price, sales point (quantity), sales point total value (purchase point), and sales price total value (total).

  When it is detected that the order button 80 is touch-input in the standby state of Act7 to Act9 (YES in Act8), the CPU 31 recognizes the customer layer code stored in the customer layer memory as Act11. If the customer code is recognized, the CPU 31 searches the content table 40 as Act12. Then, the CPU 31 detects a product code set as Act 13 corresponding to the customer segment code. If the product code is detected, the CPU 31 executes a product sales registration process similar to the above as Act10.

  When displaying the sales data of the recommended product registered by the order button 80 in the detail area 71 of the clerk touch panel 12, the CPU 31 performs a notification operation for notifying the cashier that the order button 80 has been input. . In the notification operation, for example, a message such as “The order button 80 has been touched” is displayed on the touch panel 12 for the clerk. Alternatively, a specific sound is generated from a buzzer installed in the POS terminal 1.

  If it is detected in the standby state of Act7 to Act9 that the closing key has been operated (YES in Act9), the CPU 31 confirms whether or not the operating input of the closing key is valid as Act13. For example, when the closing key is input without performing product registration, the input of the closing key is invalid. If the input of the closing key is invalid (NO in Act 13), the CPU 31 returns to the standby state of Act 7 to Act 9.

  When the input of the closing key is valid (YES in Act 13), the CPU 31 deletes the recommended product image and the order button 80 image from the first area 61 of the screen displayed on the customer touch panel 15 as Act 14. To do. Moreover, CPU31 performs the transaction closing process according to a closing key as Act15.

  For example, when a current total key is operated and input, the CPU 31 waits for an input of a deposit. Then, if a deposit is input with the numeric keypad of the keyboard 13, the CPU 31 calculates a change amount and displays the change amount in the settlement information area 72 of the clerk touch panel 12 and the second area 62 of the customer touch panel 15. Let Further, the CPU 31 stores cash closing data such as a total score, a total amount, a deposit amount, and a change amount in the transaction memory.

  For example, when the credit key is operated and input, the CPU 31 waits for the credit card data to be read. When the credit card data is read by the contact reader / writer 14, the CPU 31 transmits the card data to the external computer via the communication controller 36 and receives credit card authentication. If the credit card is approved, the CPU 31 drives the printer 17 to print a credit slip. Further, the CPU 31 stores credit closing data such as the total score, total amount, and credit card data in the transaction memory.

  For example, when an electronic money key is operated and input, the CPU 31 waits for the balance data of the electronic money card to be read. When the balance data is read by the non-contact type reader / writer 16, the CPU 31 subtracts data corresponding to the total amount from the balance data. Then, the CPU 31 writes the balance data after the data corresponding to the total amount is withdrawn into the electronic money card by the non-contact type reader / writer 16. Further, the CPU 31 stores electronic money closing data such as a total score, a total amount, and electronic money card data in the transaction memory.

  When the transaction closing process is completed, the CPU 31 creates receipt print data based on the data stored in the transaction memory as Act 16. At this time, the CPU 31 also adds the image data of the recommended product displayed on the customer touch panel 15 to the print data. The CPU 31 outputs print data to the printer 17 and issues a receipt from the receipt issuing port 18.

  The CPU 31 associates the customer layer code of the customer layer memory with the data of the transaction memory as Act 17. Then, the CPU 31 transmits the data in the transaction memory associated with this customer segment code to the external computer via the communication controller 36. Incidentally, the external computer aggregates the sales data for each customer segment based on the data in the transaction memory associated with the customer segment code.

  After transmitting the data in the transaction memory, the CPU 31 returns to the process of Act1. That is, the CPU 31 displays the customer layer reception screen 50 on the clerk touch panel 12.

  In the information processing shown in FIG. 5, for example, the order of the processes of Act4 and Act5 and the process of Act6 may be reversed. That is, either the timing for displaying the registration screen on the clerk touch panel 12 or the timing for displaying the image of the recommended product and the image of the order button on the customer touch panel 15 may be earlier or simultaneously. Further, the order of the process of Act 16 and the process of Act 17 may be reversed. That is, the timing for issuing a receipt and the timing for transmitting transaction data may be either first or simultaneously.

  In the processing of Act 14, the recommended product image and the order button 80 image are deleted from the customer touch panel 15, but only the order button 80 image may be deleted. In short, it is only necessary that the product registration by the order button 80 cannot be accepted after the closing input.

  Thus, as for the POS terminal 10 of this embodiment, the customer layer reception screen 50 is displayed on the clerk touch panel 12 as a default state. In this state, when a shopper applies for the purchase of merchandise, the cashier first determines the shopper's gender and age and identifies the customer segment. Then, the cashier selects and touch-inputs an icon displaying information on the identified customer segment from the icon area 51 of the customer segment acceptance screen 50. Then, the screen of the clerk touch panel 12 is changed to a registration screen. In addition, product registration using the scanner 20 and the keyboard 13 is allowed.

  That is, the POS terminal 10 cannot register a product unless a customer segment is input. Therefore, when a cashier first encounters a customer, the customer's gender and age are determined to identify the customer segment. The cashier then touch-inputs the identified customer segment icon. Therefore, since the cashier appropriately captures the customer base of the shopper and inputs it to the POS terminal 10, the POS terminal 10 or its external computer can obtain reliable customer base information with a high probability.

  When a customer segment is input, content set for the input customer segment, that is, an image of a recommended product is displayed in the second area 62 of the customer touch panel 15. Therefore, since a product suitable for the customer group of the shopper becomes apparent as the recommended product, the possibility that the shopper purchases the recommended product is increased. As a result, store sales can be expected to increase.

  The customer touch panel 15 also displays an image of the order button 80 together with an image of the recommended product. When the order button 80 is touch-inputted, the sales data of the recommended product is registered. Therefore, since the shopper who has decided to purchase the recommended product by looking at the image on the customer touch panel 15 can place an order without telling the cashier to that effect, the annoyance can be eliminated.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment.
For example, in the above embodiment, the recommended product corresponding to the customer segment code is described as one item, but two or more recommended products may be associated with the customer segment code. In this case, for example, the program may be designed so that images of the recommended products are circulated and displayed on the customer touch panel 15 at short time intervals of about several seconds.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the customer layer input was received by displaying the image of the icon to which the customer layer code was assigned on the salesclerk touch panel 12, the customer layer input reception means is not limited to the icon display. For example, a camera is provided in a part of the customer touch panel 15, and the face of the shopper who has come to pay is photographed with the camera. Then, the CPU 31 identifies the customer segment of the shopper from the face image, and if it can be identified, displays a registration screen on the clerk touch panel 12. Even with such a configuration, the same effects as those of the above-described embodiment can be obtained.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, the content linked | related with the customer layer was displayed on the customer touch panel 15, and the image of the content was revealed. The revealing means is not limited to the display means on the customer touch panel 15. For example, in the case where the content associated with the customer segment is a commercial moving image introducing recommended products, even if the moving image is displayed on a monitor prepared separately from the POS terminal 10, the content image can be made obvious. Good.

  Moreover, although the said embodiment illustrated the POS terminal as an aspect of the merchandise sales data processing apparatus, the merchandise sales data processing apparatus is not limited to the POS terminal 10. Any computer device having an input receiving function for customer segments and a function for processing merchandise sales data may be used. For example, an electronic cash register, an electronic fee scale, etc. are also included in the product sales data processing apparatus. The present invention is also applied to the case where product sales data is processed using a portable information processing device such as a tablet terminal or a smartphone.

  The merchandise sales data processing apparatus is generally transferred in a state where a control program or the like is stored in the ROM. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and a control program or the like assigned separately from the computer apparatus may be written in a writable storage device included in the computer apparatus in accordance with an operation of a user or the like. The transfer of the control program or the like can be performed by recording on a removable recording medium or by communication via a network. The recording medium may be in any form as long as it can store a program such as a CD-ROM or a memory card and can be read by the apparatus. Further, the function obtained by installing or downloading the program may be realized in cooperation with an OS (operating system) in the apparatus.

  In addition, although several embodiments of the present invention have been described, these embodiments are presented as examples and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. These novel embodiments can be implemented in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. These embodiments and modifications thereof are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and are included in the invention described in the claims and the equivalents thereof.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... POS terminal, 12 ... Clerk touch panel, 13 ... Keyboard, 15 ... Customer touch panel, 31 ... CPU, 32 ... ROM, 33 ... RAM, 34 ... Auxiliary storage device, 36 ... Communication controller, 40 ... Content table according to customer layer , 50 ... Customer segment acceptance screen, 70 ... Registration screen.

Claims (6)

A clerk display device that displays a screen for the clerk;
A customer segment input means for accepting a customer segment input classified according to customer attributes;
Registration accepting means for accepting registration of a product purchased by the customer using the store clerk display device screen as a product registration screen on the condition that the customer base input is accepted by the customer base input means;
Processing means for processing the sales data of the product for which the registration has been accepted to settle the commercial transaction;
A product sales data processing apparatus characterized by comprising:   The customer segment input means displays a customer segment reception screen on which icons for each customer segment are arranged after the settlement of a commercial transaction on the display device for the store clerk, and accepts the input of the customer segment of the next customer. Product sales data processing equipment. A storage device for storing recommended content associated with each customer segment,
Detecting means for detecting, from the storage device, the content associated with the customer base that has received input by the customer base input means;
Revealing means for exposing the detected content;
The product sales data processing apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising: A customer display device that displays screens for customers,
Further comprising
4. The merchandise sales data processing apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the revealing means displays the image of the detected content on the customer display device. The customer display device is a touch panel,
The content image includes an image for specifying a recommended product and an image of an order button,
5. The product sales data according to claim 4, wherein the registration accepting unit accepts registration of a recommended product specified by an image displayed together with the order button when the order button image is touch-inputted. Processing equipment. In the computer of the merchandise sales data processing apparatus equipped with a display device for salesclerks that displays a screen for the salesclerk,
The ability to accept input from customer segments classified by customer attributes,
A function of accepting registration of products purchased by the customer using a screen of the store clerk display device as a product registration screen on the condition that the input of the customer group has been accepted, and
A function to process the sales data of the product for which registration has been accepted and settle the transaction.
Control program to realize.

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