JP2018088062A - Commodity data processor and program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To allow a payment type and its breakdown to be recognized at a glance regarding payment of a commodity price.SOLUTION: A commodity data processor for the settlement of a commodity price according to the transaction includes: payment type related designation means for designating a payment type for paying part or all of the price using a non-cash method and also for designating an amount to be used for a payment according to the designated payment type; and display means for displaying the payment type designated by payment type designation means and an amount designated according to the payment type.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 8

Description

  The present invention relates to a product data processing apparatus and a program.

  When a customer pays for a product to be purchased, a part or all of the total amount of the product to be purchased may be paid by a gift certificate. Corresponding to such a case, a POS register is known in which the amount set in the gift certificate can be recorded as a deposit amount (see, for example, Patent Document 1). This POS register reads the bar code attached to the gift certificate, and automatically inputs the amount indicated by the face value equivalent amount data contained in the bar code as a deposit.

Japanese Patent No. 2922400

  In the case of payment using a gift certificate, for example, payment is often performed in combination with cash other than the gift certificate. In such a case, regarding the payment for the total amount of goods, if the breakdown of the payment type other than the gift certificate and the payment type other than the gift certificate can be grasped in the POS register, for example, This is preferable because it is possible to quickly respond to inquiries from customers regarding the breakdown of the type of payment amount.

  The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to make it possible to grasp at a glance how payment types and their breakdowns are related to payment for the price of goods.

  In order to solve the above-described problem, one aspect of the present invention is a product data processing apparatus that settles a price for a product according to a transaction, and is a payment type for paying a part or all of the price other than cash. And a designation means for designating an amount to be used for payment according to a designated payment type, a payment type designated by the designation means, and an amount designated for each payment type A product data processing apparatus comprising a display means for displaying.

  Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, a computer as a product data processing apparatus that settles the price of a product according to a transaction is designated with a payment type for paying part or all of the price other than cash. A designation means for designating an amount to be used for payment according to the payment type, and a display means for displaying the payment type designated by the designation means and the amount designated for each payment type. It is a program for.

  As described above, it is possible to obtain an effect that it becomes possible to grasp at a glance what the payment type and the breakdown are for the payment for the price of the product.

It is the front view and side view which show the example of an external appearance of the POS register | resistor in this embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows the example of an external appearance of the POS register | resistor in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the POS register in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the goods registration screen in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the goods registration screen in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the goods registration screen in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the small plan surface in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the present plan surface in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the receipt in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the electronic journal in this embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the example of a position of the process sequence which the POS register | resistor of this embodiment performs in relation to the accounting process according to 1 transaction. It is a figure which shows an example of the search correction screen in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the goods correction window displayed on the search correction screen of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the money type change window displayed on the search correction screen of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of management corresponding to the search correction about the accounting information in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the receipt issued corresponding to the search correction of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the electronic journal issued corresponding to the search correction of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the money type correction screen in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of management corresponding to the denomination correction about the accounting information in this embodiment.

Hereinafter, a commodity data processing apparatus as an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
1 and 2 show an example of the appearance of a POS (Point Of Sales) register 1 in this embodiment. FIG. 1A is a front view of the POS register 1 of the present embodiment as viewed from the clerk (operator) side (front) operating the POS register 1, and FIG. 1B is a side view of the POS register 1. . FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the POS register 1 as viewed from the right front.

  The POS register 1 in FIG. 1 includes a display unit 14 with a touch panel, a key operation unit 15, a customer display unit 16, an automatic change machine 17, a scanner unit 18, a printing unit 19, and a drawer 30.

  The display unit 14 with a touch panel is a display device for a store clerk provided with a touch panel 14a. In the display unit 14 with a touch panel, a product registration screen corresponding to the product registration process, an accounting screen corresponding to the accounting process, and the like are displayed. Further, the store clerk can perform a predetermined operation related to product registration, accounting, and the like on the touch panel 14a.

  The key operation unit 15 is a keyboard provided with operation keys such as a numeric key for inputting a quantity at the time of product registration processing, a number of deposits received from a customer at the time of accounting processing, and a closing key for closing accounting. is there.

The customer display unit 16 is a display device for notifying the customer of the product name and price of the product to be purchased.
The automatic change machine 17 is a change machine for discharging at least money out of the change to be paid to the customer to the change discharge port 17a. Prepare.

The scanner unit 18 reads code information (for example, a barcode) attached to a product or gift certificate to be purchased or code information written on a product catalog or a product order sheet.
The scanner unit 18 may be a reading device that reads not only a barcode but also a two-dimensional code, for example.

  The printing unit 19 is a printer device that prints and outputs a receipt (accounting slip) that is a description of a product to be purchased.

  The drawer 30 is a storage unit that stores banknotes and money received from a customer, and is pulled out in the direction of arrow A in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of the POS register 1. In the figure, blocks corresponding to the configuration shown in FIG.
As shown in the figure, the POS register 1 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 11, a storage unit 12, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 13, a display unit 14 with a touch panel, a key operation unit 15, a customer display unit 16, an automatic display unit. A change machine 17, a scanner unit 18, a printing unit 19, a communication unit 20, and a drawer 30 are provided.
CPU11, memory | storage part 12, RAM13, the display part 14 with a touch panel, the key operation part 15, the display part 16 for customers, the automatic change machine 17, the scanner part 18, the printing part 19, the communication part 20, and the drawer 30 are an internal bus and communication. Each is connected via a line.

  The communication unit 20 performs communication with, for example, a store controller (not shown) that is a higher-level device of the POS register 1.

  The storage unit 12 stores a program to be executed by the CPU 11 and image data to be displayed on the display unit 14 with a touch panel. The storage unit 12 (an example of a storage unit) in the present embodiment stores tax rate group information.

  The RAM 13 is a memory that expands a program or work area read from the storage unit 12. Further, the RAM 13 stores, for example, information related to products taken from the store controller.

In the POS register 1 having the above-described configuration, when accounting for a product corresponding to one transaction, by inputting the gift certificate presented by the customer as a deposit, the amount corresponding to the gift certificate is allocated to the payment amount of the product. Can be made.
Therefore, an example of the accounting process corresponding to the use of the gift certificate performed in the POS register 1 in the present embodiment will be described. The accounting process here includes registration of a purchased product in one transaction (product registration process) and a settlement process for the total amount obtained corresponding to the registered product.
In addition, the gift certificate in the present embodiment is, for example, a gift certificate, a cash voucher, a coupon ticket, or the like in which a predetermined amount is set.

FIG. 4 shows an example of a product registration screen displayed in correspondence with the product registration process on the display unit 14 with a touch panel of the POS register 1. The product registration screen of FIG. 6 is displayed corresponding to the tab TAB1. Tab TAB1 corresponds to one transaction.
For example, when a touch operation is performed on the tab TAB2 or the tab TAB3, a product registration screen corresponding to another transaction corresponding to each tab TAB2 or tab TAB3 is displayed.

In the product registration screen of FIG. 6, a button area AR1, a registration item area AR2, a registration confirmation area AR3, and a subtotal area AR4 are arranged.
In the button area AR1, a button associated with each item of the product, a button for designating a preset gift certificate, a button for designating a predetermined operation mode, and the like are arranged.
Here, in this embodiment, there are preset gift certificates and code gift certificates as types of gift certificates. The preset gift certificate is a gift certificate in which gift certificate information is registered in advance in the POS register 1, and a corresponding gift certificate button is arranged at a predetermined position in the button area AR1. The storage unit 102 stores gift certificate information of preset gift certificates so as to be associated with gift certificate buttons. In the button area AR1 in the figure, an example in which one gift certificate button BT1 is arranged is shown. When there are a plurality of preset gift certificate types, for example, a plurality of gift certificate buttons may be arranged according to the type of gift certificate.
On the other hand, the code gift certificate is a gift certificate to which a code including a gift certificate number (identifier) and an amount assigned uniquely for each gift certificate is attached (printed). The code attached to the code gift certificate can be read by the scanner unit 18. The code attached to the code gift certificate may be a barcode or a two-dimensional barcode.

  In the button area AR1, a search correction button BT2 and a denomination correction button BT3 are arranged. The search / correction button BT2 is a button that is operated when the POS register 1 is to be searched and corrected using accounting information corresponding to a transaction for which accounting processing has been completed. The denomination correction button BT3 is a button operated when the POS register 1 performs denomination correction described later on the accounting information corresponding to the transaction for which accounting processing has been completed.

In the registration item area AR2, items of merchandise or gift certificates that have been registered so far by merchandise registration processing corresponding to one transaction are displayed in a list format.
In the registration confirmation area AR3, information on the product or gift certificate registered by the operation of the store clerk is displayed for confirmation. In the figure, in response to the registration of one product of the product type as “product 1”, in the registration confirmation area AR3, the product name (“product 1”), the tax-excluded price of product 1, The example in which the tax-included price of the product 1 is displayed is shown.

  In the subtotal area AR4, information on the subtotal of the products registered so far in one transaction is displayed. In the figure, as the information on the subtotal of the products registered so far, the number of products registered so far and the subtotal amount including tax for all the products registered so far are displayed. .

Here, a case where the purchased product registered in one transaction is one of “product 1” is taken as an example. In addition, in this case, a gift certificate is used to pay for the “product 1” as described below. Here, a case where a code gift certificate and a preset gift certificate are used in combination as a gift certificate will be described as an example. Specifically, in the following, one code gift certificate of 1,000 yen, one code gift certificate of 700 yen, and 100 yen code product for 2,160 yen, which is the total price of registered products Explained by taking as an example the case of using one voucher and one 300-yen preset gift certificate and subtracting the amount of these gift certificates from the total price of the registered product to settle the remaining balance of 60 yen in cash To do.
In this case, the customer who purchases “product 1” hands over the above four gift certificates to the store clerk (operator) who operates the POS register 1 and tells them that the balance is to be paid in cash. In the product registration process, the store clerk performs an operation of sequentially registering the gift certificates delivered from the customer. The registration of the gift certificate here means inputting the gift certificate information corresponding to the gift certificate, and corresponds to designation of the type of the gift certificate and the amount of the gift certificate.

Here, it is assumed that the store clerk first performs a registration operation on a 1,000 yen code gift certificate out of the received four gift certificates. In this case, the store clerk causes the scanner unit 18 to read the code attached to the 1,000 yen code gift certificate. Thereby, the POS register 1 inputs the code information including the gift certificate number of the code gift certificate of 1,000 yen and the amount of 1,000 yen as the gift certificate information.
In response to the fact that the POS register 1 has input the gift certificate information of the code gift certificate of 1,000 yen as described above, the product registration screen of FIG. 4 changes as shown in FIG. That is, in the registration confirmation area AR3, a display indicating that the gift certificate information of the 1,000 yen code gift certificate has been input (the gift certificate has been registered) is performed. Here, the amount of the gift certificate is handled as an amount to be deducted from the total amount of the product. For this reason, in the registration confirmation area AR3, the amount of the 1,000 yen code gift certificate is indicated by a negative value such as “−1,000”. In addition, it is indicated that the current total amount displayed in the registration confirmation area AR3 is 1,160 yen obtained by subtracting 1,000 yen from 2,160 yen that is the total price of the registered products.
Also, in the subtotal area AR4, as in the registration confirmation area AR3, it is shown that the current subtotal amount is 1,160 yen obtained by subtracting 1,000 yen from 2,160 yen.
In addition, in the registration item area AR2 of the product registration screen in FIG. 5A, it is shown that the gift certificate information of the code gift certificate of 1,000 yen has been input following the registration item of “product 1”. , A registration item displaying characters of “gift certificate 1, -1,000” is added.

  Thereafter, it is assumed that the clerk has registered the gift certificates for the remaining three gift certificates in the order of a 700 yen code gift certificate, a 100 yen code gift certificate, and a 300 yen preset gift certificate. Here, when registering the 300 yen preset gift certificate, the store clerk uses, for example, the gift certificate button shown in the figure as a button set corresponding to the 300 yen preset gift certificate in the button area AR1 of the product registration screen. Operate BT1.

FIG. 6 shows an example of a product registration screen at the stage where the remaining three gift certificates are registered. In the registration confirmation area AR3 in the figure, a display showing the gift certificate information corresponding to the 300 yen preset gift certificate registered last is performed. At this time, the total amount of the current stage displayed in the registration confirmation area AR3 is 60 yen obtained by subtracting 1,000 yen, 700 yen, 100 yen, 300 yen from 2,160 yen, which is the total price of “product 1”. It is shown that.
Also, in the subtotal area AR4, as in the registration confirmation area AR3, it is shown that the current subtotal amount is 60 yen.
In addition, in the registration item area AR2 of the product registration screen of FIG. 3, the code gift certificate of 700 yen, the code gift certificate of 100 yen, Three registration items indicating that the yen preset gift certificate has been registered are added.

  When the registration of the product in the current transaction and the registration of the gift certificate used for payment (input of gift certificate information) are completed as described above, the store clerk performs a subtotal operation. The subtotal operation is, for example, an operation on a subtotal button arranged at a predetermined position on the product registration screen or an operation on a subtotal key provided in the key operation unit 15.

FIG. 7 shows an example of a small plan surface displayed on the display unit 14 with a touch panel in response to the subtotal operation being performed under the registration state of FIG. In the sub-planning plane of the figure, a registration item area AR11 and a subtotal area AR12 are arranged.
In the registration item area AR11, items about the products and gift certificates registered so far in the current transaction are arranged and displayed in the arrangement order according to the registration order from the upper level to the lower level. That is, in this case, as shown in the figure, from the top to the bottom of the registration item area AR11, “product 1”, 1,000 yen code gift certificate, 1 piece, 700 yen code gift certificate, 100 Each item of the yen code gift certificate and the 300 yen preset gift certificate is arranged.

  In addition, the subtotal area AR12 shows a subtotal result based on the registration results of products and gift certificates so far. In the figure, the total amount of goods is 2,000 yen, the taxable amount is the same 2,000 yen, the total tax amount is 160 yen, and the total amount paid by the gift certificate is 2,100 yen. It is shown that. Then, it is shown that the payment balance to be paid by the customer displayed as “total” is 60 yen. The remaining balance of 60 yen is obtained by subtracting 2,100 yen, which is the total amount of payment by gift certificates, from 2,160 yen, which is the total amount of goods.

The store clerk can confirm that the balance of payment to be paid by the customer is 60 yen by looking at the small plan side of FIG. The same content as the subtotal result of FIG. Thereby, the customer can know that the payment balance is 60 yen from the store clerk or by looking at the customer display unit 16.
Therefore, in this case, the clerk pays 60 yen of the balance of payment with cash, and delivers 60 yen of cash to the clerk. The store clerk who receives 60 yen cash performs the current operation. The current operation is, for example, an operation with respect to the custody / current total key arranged at a predetermined position on the key operation unit 15 or the product registration screen.

When the current operation is performed, the POS register 1 switches the display on the display unit 14 with the touch panel from the small plan surface of FIG. 7 to the current plan surface of FIG.
In the current plan plane of the figure, a registration item area AR21 and a current total area AR22 are arranged. In addition, in the current plan plane, the payment type area AR31 is arranged so as to overlap in the area of the registration item area AR21.

  In the registration item area AR21, items about the products and gift certificates registered in the current transaction are arranged and displayed in an arrangement order according to the registration order from the upper level to the lower level. In this case, as in the registration item area AR11 of FIG. 7, from the top to the bottom of the registration item area AR11, “product 1”, 1,000 yen code gift certificate, one piece, 700 yen code gift certificate, Each item of a 100 yen code gift certificate and a 300 yen preset gift certificate is arranged.

Also, the current total area AR22 is based on the product registered in the current transaction, the registered gift certificate, and the appropriate amount (in this case, cash) based on the payment type for the payment price other than the gift certificate. The result is shown.
In the figure, the total amount of goods is 2,000 yen, the taxable amount is the same 2,000 yen, the total tax amount is 160 yen, and the total amount paid by the gift certificate is 2,100 yen. It is shown that. Further, it is shown that the balance of payment to be paid by the customer displayed as “total” is 60 yen.
In addition, in the current total area AR22, 60 yen is shown as a cash deposit indicated as “custody”. The clerk inputs 60 yen as a deposit by, for example, operating the key operation unit 15. In this case, the amount of change is set to 0 yen in the “Change” column indicating that the amount of change is 60 yen against the 60 yen payment balance, indicating that there is no change. .

The payment type area AR31 is displayed when a gift certificate is registered as the payment amount for the total amount of the product. The payment type area AR31 is displayed if at least one of a preset gift certificate and a code gift certificate is registered as a gift certificate.
The payment type area AR31 is a screen showing a payment type and a breakdown of the payment amount with respect to the total price of the product. In the payment type area AR31 of the figure, “gift certificate 1 ¥ 1,800 4 sheets”, “gift certificate 1 ¥ 300 1 sheet”, “cash ¥ 600 sheets” are shown. In other words, depending on the display of the payment type area AR31, 1,800 yen will be allocated with four code gift certificates and 300 yen with one preset gift certificate for payment for the total amount of 2,160 yen. It is shown that 60 yen was allocated by cash.
By looking at the payment type area AR31 displayed in this way, the store clerk can grasp the breakdown between the gift certificate and the payment type other than the gift certificate. Thereby, for example, at the time of accounting, it becomes possible to respond quickly when a customer asks for confirmation of the breakdown of payment types.
In addition, the total amount of the product may be paid in full using a gift certificate, and cash may not be used for payment. Even in such a case, in the payment type area AR31, it is indicated that there is no payment by cash, for example, “Cash ¥ 0 0”. Alternatively, in this case, items relating to cash may not be displayed.

  Thereafter, the POS register 1 performs a closing process related to the previous settlement. The closing process completes the accounting process corresponding to the transaction so far. Further, due to the closing process, the accounting information indicating the result of the accounting process corresponding to the current transaction is stored in the storage unit 12 as an accounting history.

In the closing process, the POS register 1 issues a receipt (accounting slip) indicating the result of the accounting process corresponding to the current transaction from the printing unit 19.
FIG. 9 shows an example of a receipt issued from the POS register 1 corresponding to the transaction exemplified in FIGS.
The receipt in the figure shows that one item of 2,000 yen (excluding tax) has been purchased, and the total amount including tax is 2,160 yen. In addition, the payment types in the payment for the total amount of 2,160 yen are indicated as “gift certificate 1 ¥ 1,800”, “gift certificate 1 ¥ 300”, “deposit ¥ 60”. In other words, for the payment for the total amount of 2,160 yen, 1,800 yen was applied with the code gift certificate, 300 yen was applied with the preset gift certificate, and 60 yen was applied with cash. . In this case, there is no change because the total of the above appropriation amount is 2,160 yen, which is equal to the total amount of the product. In the receipt, “no change ¥ 0” indicates that there is no change.

Further, the POS register 1 of the present embodiment can output the transaction information for an arbitrary transaction from the transaction history stored in the storage unit 12. The POS register 1 can output the accounting information in the accounting history as, for example, an electronic journal printed by the printing unit 19.
FIG. 10 shows an example of an electronic journal of accounting information corresponding to the transactions illustrated by FIGS.
In the e-journal shown in the figure, the total amount of tax included is 2 according to the purchase of one item of 2,000 yen (excluding tax) according to the “Subtotal”, “Consumption tax”, “Total” columns, etc. It is shown to be 160 yen. In addition, in the printing area PAR1, the payment type for the payment for the total amount of 2,160 yen is indicated as “gift certificate 1 ¥ 1,800”, “gift certificate 1 ¥ 300”, “deposit ¥ 60”. Has been. In other words, for the payment for the total amount of 2,160 yen, 1,800 yen was applied with the code gift certificate, 300 yen was applied with the preset gift certificate, and 60 yen was applied with cash. . The print area PAR11 shows a breakdown of the amount of 1,800 yen by the code gift certificate. That is, the code area voucher PAR11 indicates that three code gift certificates are used in which amounts corresponding to 1,000 yen, 700 yen, and 100 yen are set.

  That is, in the printing area PAR11, as in the payment type area AR31 of FIG. 8, the breakdown of payment types other than gift certificates and gift certificates (in this case, cash) is shown. As a result, for example, when the customer asks for confirmation of the breakdown of payment type after the accounting process is completed, the electronic journal printed with the accounting information corresponding to the transaction is output for confirmation. It can be carried out.

With reference to the flowchart of FIG. 11, an example of a processing procedure executed by the POS register 1 according to the present embodiment in relation to an accounting process corresponding to one transaction will be described.
Step S101: The POS register 1 determines whether or not a commodity registration operation in one transaction has been performed.
Step S102: When it is determined in step S101 that a product registration operation has been performed, the POS register 1 performs a product registration process.

Step S103: After the process of step S102, or when it is determined in step S101 that the product registration operation has not been performed, the POS register 1 determines whether or not the barcode of the code gift certificate has been read. To do. In the present embodiment, registration of a product and registration of a gift certificate (preset gift certificate and code gift certificate) may be performed at any time until a subtotal operation is performed. That is, the gift certificate may be registered first even if the product is not registered. In addition, the product may be registered after the gift certificate is registered.
Step S104: If it is determined in step S103 that the barcode of the code gift certificate has been read, the POS register 1 inputs the gift certificate information indicated by the barcode read in step S103. As a result, one code gift certificate is registered as one of the payment amounts in the transaction.

Step S105: After the process of step S104 or when it is determined in step S103 that the barcode of the code gift certificate has not been read, the POS register 1 performs an operation for specifying the use of the preset gift certificate (preset It is determined whether or not a gift certificate specifying operation has been performed. The preset gift certificate designating operation is an operation on a button corresponding to the preset gift certificate in the button area AR1 of the product registration screen, for example, a gift certificate button BT1 shown in FIG.
Step S106: When it is determined in step S105 that the preset gift certificate specifying operation has been performed, the POS register 1 stores the gift certificate information corresponding to the preset gift certificate specified by the preset gift certificate specifying operation from the storage unit 102. get.

Step S107: After the process of step S106 or when it is determined in step S105 that the preset gift certificate specifying operation has not been performed, the POS register 1 determines whether or not a subtotal operation has been performed.
If it is determined that the subtotal operation has not been performed, the process returns to step S101. As a result, the POS register 1 can subsequently perform product registration processing according to the product registration operation, reading the barcode of the code gift certificate, or inputting the gift certificate information according to the gift certificate designation operation. .
Step S108: When it is determined in step S107 that the subtotal operation has been performed, the POS register 1 causes the display unit 14 with a touch panel to display the small plan surface of the aspect illustrated in FIG.

Step S109: After the display of the small plan surface in step S108, the POS register 1 determines whether or not the custody / actual key operation has been performed.
If it is determined that the custody / actual key operation has not been performed, the POS register 1 returns the process to step S101. As a result, the POS register 1 registers the product in the same transaction again in response to a store clerk's product registration operation, bar code barcode reading, gift certificate designation operation, etc. after the subtotal operation. Processing, input of gift certificate information, etc. can be performed.

Step S110: If it is determined in step S109 that the custody / actual key operation has been performed, the POS register 1 first registers the registration item area AR21 and the current total area as the current plan surface illustrated in FIG. A screen on which AR22 is arranged is displayed.
Step S111: Next, the POS register 1 determines whether or not gift certificate information has been input in the current transaction.
Step S112: When it is determined in step S111 that the gift certificate information has been input, the POS register 1 superimposes on the current plan surface displayed in step S110, and the payment type area illustrated in FIG. AR32 is displayed.
On the other hand, if it is determined in step S111 that no gift certificate information has been input, step S112 is skipped and the payment type area AR32 is not displayed.

  Step S113: After the process of step S112 or when it is determined in step S111 that no gift certificate information has been input, the POS register 1 performs a tightening process. The closing process is a process for closing the current transaction. Specifically, as described above, the POS register 1 stores the accounting information indicating the accounting process result in the current transaction in the storage unit 102 as the accounting history as described above. The POS register 1 issues a receipt as a closing process. When the gift certificate information is input, the receipt is printed so that the payment amount by the code gift certificate and the payment amount by the preset gift certificate are distinguished, as illustrated in FIG.

Further, the POS register 1 in the present embodiment can perform a search correction and a denomination correction in accordance with a store clerk's operation as a correction regarding a completed transaction.
First, search correction will be described. When it is desired to perform search correction, the store clerk operates the search correction button BT2 arranged in the button area AR1 of the product registration screen shown in FIG. 4 to specify search correction. In addition, the store clerk performs an operation of causing the scanner unit 18 to read the barcode of the code gift certificate used in the transaction to be searched.
The POS register 1 searches the storage unit 102 for transaction information including the voucher information of the same voucher number, using the voucher number indicated in the read barcode as a search key. When searching for accounting information, the POS register 1 displays a search and correction screen reflecting the contents of the searched accounting information.

FIG. 12 shows an example of the search correction screen. In the search and correction screen of FIG. 8, a registration item area AR41 and a transaction information area AR42 are arranged. In the registration item area AR41, items about products and gift certificates registered in the corresponding transaction are arranged. “Gift voucher 1” in the registration item area AR41 in the figure is an item indicating registration of the code voucher.
In the accounting information area AR42, as the accounting information about the corresponding transaction, the number of purchase points, the subtotal amount, the total amount, the refund information, and the like are shown.

On the search and correction screen, it is possible to perform correction by deleting the registration of the code gift certificate (not to have used it). The correction for deleting the registration of the code gift certificate is a correction (screen correction) by an operation on a window screen (not shown) displayed by touching the item of the gift certificate in the registration item area AR41.
This figure shows a state after “gift certificate 1” as a code gift certificate has been deleted as a result of screen correction. In the item “Gift certificate 1” in the registration item area AR41, a state where “Cash voucher 1” is crossed out and “Screen correction” is displayed is “Gift certificate 1” as the code gift certificate. Indicates that deletion has occurred. The code gift certificate once deleted as described above cannot be corrected.

  In the search and correction screen, for example, correction related to a product indicated as an item in the registration item area AR41 can be performed. When it is desired to make corrections regarding the product, the store clerk performs an operation of touching an item indicating the product to be corrected in the registration item area AR41. In response to this operation, as shown in FIG. 13, the product correction window WD1 is displayed so as to overlap the search correction screen. The product correction window WD1 is a screen on which an operation for correcting a product to be corrected is performed. The store clerk can make corrections such as cancellation and change of unit price for the product to be corrected by operating the product correction window WD1.

Further, by performing a predetermined operation (an operation on a predetermined button on the search correction screen or an operation on a predetermined key on the key operation unit 15) with the search correction screen displayed, the search correction screen is overlapped. The denomination change window WD2 shown in FIG. 14 is displayed. The denomination can be changed by operating the denomination change window WD2. The denomination change under this search correction can change the designated denomination to another denomination. In the case of this embodiment, for example, designation of a code gift certificate can be changed to a preset gift certificate, or conversely, designation of a preset gift certificate can be changed to a code gift certificate. Further, for example, the beer ticket can be changed to a rice ticket.
The figure shows the case where payment of 100 yen cash and 900 yen gift certificate is made as a result of denomination change for the total amount of goods of 1,000 yen. ing.

When the denomination is changed under the search and correction screen as shown in FIG. 14, by performing an operation to instruct execution, a code gift certificate and a preset gift certificate whose accounting information has been individually managed until now are performed. Each piece of gift certificate information is updated into one piece of gift certificate information.
That is, as shown in FIG. 15 (a), before the denomination change under the search and correction screen, as the payment type, the gift certificate information of the code gift certificate (code gift certificate information) and the item of the preset gift certificate It includes ticket information (preset gift certificate information) and information on the amount corresponding to cash. That is, in the accounting information before the denomination change, the code gift certificate information and the preset gift certificate information are individually managed. After the denomination change, as shown in FIG. 15B, in the accounting information, the code gift certificate information and the preset gift certificate information are collected and managed as one gift certificate information.

Further, when an operation to instruct execution is performed when the denomination is changed under the search and correction screen, the POS register 1 issues two receipts regarding the correction result.
The receipt issued on the first sheet is printed with the contents based on the accounting information before combining the voucher information into one.
FIG. 16A shows an example of the contents of the first receipt as a receipt corresponding to the correction result of FIG. As shown in the printing area PAR11 in the figure, on the first receipt, the code gift certificate information printed as “gift certificate 1 ¥ 500” and the preset product printed as “gift certificate 1 ¥ 400”. The ticket information is shown individually.

The second receipt is printed with the contents based on the accounting information after the gift certificate information is combined into one.
FIG. 16B shows an example of the contents of the second receipt as a receipt corresponding to the correction result of FIG. As shown in the printing area PAR12 in the figure, in the second receipt, only the contents printed as “gift certificate 1 ¥ 900 (two sheets 900)” are shown for the gift certificate. In other words, in the second receipt, the code gift certificate information corresponding to 500 yen and the preset gift certificate information corresponding to 400 yen are combined into one, and the payment amount is 900 yen with two gift certificates. Only one gift certificate information indicating that is shown.

  Further, the POS register 1 can issue an electronic journal in addition to a receipt by performing an operation instructing execution in search correction. The POS register 1 also issues two electronic journals, the first one corresponding to the accounting information before the gift certificate information is collected and the second one after the gift certificate information is collected. Can do.

FIG. 17A shows an example of the contents of the first electronic journal as the electronic journal corresponding to the correction result of FIG. In the electronic journal shown in the figure, the print area PAR21 shows the correction result for the 500 yen code gift certificate that is the object of screen correction.
In the print area PAR22, code gift certificate information printed as “gift certificate 1 ¥ 500” and preset gift certificate information printed as “gift certificate 1 ¥ 400” are individually shown.

On the other hand, FIG. 17B shows a content example of the second electronic journal as an electronic journal corresponding to the correction result of FIG. In the electronic journal shown in the figure, in the print area PAR21 as well as the first electronic journal, the correction result for the 500 yen code gift certificate that is the subject of screen correction is shown.
In addition, in the printing area PAR23, one piece of gift certificate information printed as “(2 sheets ¥ 900) gift certificate 1 ¥ 900” is shown. That is, in the second electronic journal, like the receipt of FIG. 16B, the code gift certificate information corresponding to 500 yen and the preset gift certificate information corresponding to 400 yen are combined into one, Only one gift certificate information indicating that the amount of payment is 900 yen for two gift certificates is shown.

Next, denomination correction will be described. The denomination correction is different from the previous denomination change in that the denomination of the currently designated denomination is corrected such that the number or amount of the denomination is decreased or conversely increased. As a specific example, we specified that two gift certificates should be used for payment, but after that, the customer wants to use one gift certificate for another purchase, and then uses one gift certificate. I offered a change. In this case, the store clerk can correct the number of gift certificates from two to one by correcting the denomination so that the reduced amount of one gift certificate is paid in cash. That is, denomination correction can be used when it is desired to change the number of gift certificates once designated.
When it is desired to perform denomination correction, the store clerk can specify denomination correction by operating the denomination correction button BT3 arranged in the button area AR1 of the product registration screen shown in FIG. In addition, the store clerk performs an operation of causing the scanner unit 18 to read the barcode of the code gift certificate used in the transaction to be searched.
The POS register 1 searches the storage unit 102 for transaction information including the voucher information of the same voucher number, using the voucher number indicated in the read barcode as a search key. When the accounting information is searched, the POS register 1 displays a denomination correction screen that reflects the contents of the searched accounting information.
Furthermore, a denomination correction button for instructing denomination correction is arranged at a predetermined position on the search correction screen shown in FIG. 12 and the like so that denomination correction can be designated by operating the denomination correction button on the search correction screen. You can also In this case, it is possible to shift to denomination correction for the accounting information that is the object of search correction corresponding to the displayed search correction screen. In this case, a denomination correction screen that reflects the contents of the accounting information that has been subject to search and correction until now is displayed in response to an operation on the denomination correction button.

FIG. 18 shows an example of the denomination correction screen. In the denomination correction screen of the same figure, a payment type item area AR51 and an accounting information area AR52 are arranged. In the payment type item area AR51, an item indicating the content of each payment type used for payment for the total price of the product in the corresponding transaction is arranged. The item of “gift certificate 1” in the payment type item area AR51 in the figure shows that 1,100 yen was devoted to payment by two code gift certificates. The item “cash” in the payment type item area AR51 indicates that the payment amount by cash is “0”.
In the accounting information area AR42, as the accounting information for the corresponding transaction, the number of purchases, the subtotal amount, the total amount reflecting the amount paid by the gift certificate, and the like are shown.

For example, the store clerk can perform denomination correction for each payment type corresponding to the item arranged in the payment type item area AR51. Denomination correction is possible for denominations for cash and denominations (amounts) for preset gift certificates. Code code vouchers cannot be corrected by denomination correction.
When a denomination is to be corrected for a certain payment type, the store clerk performs an operation of selecting an item of the payment type to be corrected from items arranged in the payment type item area AR51. The operation for selecting the item of payment type may be a touch operation on the item of payment type. In response to an operation for selecting an item of payment type, an operation screen for correcting the denomination of the selected payment type is displayed so as to be superimposed on the payment type item area AR51. The store clerk can correct the denomination of the selected payment type by operating the displayed operation screen.
However, since the denomination of the code gift certificate cannot be corrected by denomination correction, if the operation to select the item indicating the payment type of the code gift certificate is performed, the denomination is corrected because it is a code gift certificate. A dialog is displayed notifying you that you cannot.

In the case of the above described search correction, as described with reference to FIG. 15, in the accounting information after the search correction, the code gift certificate information and the preset gift certificate information are combined into one gift certificate information. However, denomination correction only corrects the denomination of cash or a preset gift certificate. For this reason, in the accounting information after denomination correction, the code gift certificate information and the preset gift certificate information are not collected, but are managed individually as before the denomination correction.
FIG. 19 shows a specific example of management of gift certificate information in accounting information corresponding to denomination correction. In the accounting information of FIG. 19A, as the payment type, the gift certificate information of the code gift certificate (code gift certificate information), the gift certificate information of the preset gift certificate (preset gift certificate information), and the amount corresponding to cash. And information. That is, in the accounting information before denomination correction, the code gift certificate information and the preset gift certificate information are individually managed. However, in the case of denomination correction, as shown in FIG. 19 (b), the code gift certificate information and the preset gift certificate information are not collected after correction, and are managed individually as before the correction. Is done.

<Modification>
In the description so far, a screen showing a breakdown of payment types as the payment type area AR31 is displayed when an operation is performed on the deposit / current total key. However, the timing for displaying the payment type area AR31 is not particularly limited. For example, when at least one gift certificate is registered, it may be displayed on a product registration screen with a small-size screen in an area that does not hinder the operation. Further, it may be displayed at an arbitrary timing according to an operation instructing the display of the payment type area AR31 of the store clerk until the closing process is completed.

  In the description so far, the case where the payment type is cash or a gift certificate is taken as an example. However, the payment type in this embodiment is not limited to cash and gift certificates. For example, payment types other than cash may include credit cards, electronic money, points, and the like. In addition, for example, when payment is made using a combination of cash, a gift certificate, and a credit card, for example, in the payment type area AR31, the payment type for each of these cash, gift certificate, and credit card and its breakdown are shown. It only has to be done.

<Summary of Embodiment>
(1) As described above, one aspect of the present embodiment is a POS register 1 (an example of a product data processing device) that settles the price of a product according to a transaction, and a part or all of the price is cash. Designation means for specifying payment type for payments other than the above, designation of the amount to be applied to payment by the designated payment type, payment type designated by the designation means, and amount designated for each payment type And display means for displaying as shown.
According to the above configuration, the amount appropriated for payment is displayed for each payment type designated for payment. As a result, it becomes possible to grasp at a glance how the payment type and its breakdown are related to the payment for the price of the product.

(2) Also, one aspect of the present embodiment is the POS register 1 described above, in which the designation unit designates the type of gift certificate as the payment type and the amount to be used for payment by the designated type of gift certificate The display means displays the gift certificate information including the type and amount of the gift certificate designated by the designation means, and payment information that is a payment type other than the gift certificate and is used for payment of the price. To display.
According to the said structure, it becomes possible to grasp | ascertain at a glance what the payment classification including a gift certificate and its breakdown are.

(3) In addition, one aspect of the present embodiment is the POS register 1 described above, in which the specifying unit converts the gift certificate information as code information read from the code attached to the gift certificate into code gift certificate information. Specify the type and amount of the gift certificate, and enter the entered code gift certificate information into the accounting information indicating the result of the accounting process according to the transaction for which the code gift certificate information was applied for payment. And a storage unit that stores the information including the code information input as a search condition as code gift certificate information.
According to the said structure, the accounting information about the transaction where the gift certificate was used can be searched using the code attached to the gift certificate. Thereby, it is possible to easily grasp the breakdown of the gift certificate and the payment type other than the gift certificate for the transaction for which the accounting process has been completed.

(4) Further, one aspect of the present embodiment is the POS register 1 described above, further including a correction unit that corrects the accounting information searched by the search unit, and the correction unit relates to a type other than the denomination of the payment type. When correction is made, a plurality of gift certificate information is integrated into one in the accounting information and stored in the storage means, and when correction regarding the denomination in the payment type is made, A plurality of pieces of gift certificate information is individually indicated in the information.
According to the above-described configuration, it is possible to efficiently manage whether or not a predetermined denomination has been corrected for the accounting information that has been corrected.

  (5) Also, one aspect of the present embodiment is that the computer as the POS register 1 that settles the price of the product according to the transaction, the designation of the payment type for paying part or all of the price other than cash, Designating means for specifying the amount to be used for payment according to the specified payment type, and functioning as a display means for displaying the payment type specified by the specifying means and the amount specified for each payment type It is a program for.

  A program for realizing the function as the POS register 1 is recorded on a computer-readable recording medium, and the program recorded on the recording medium is read into a computer system and executed, thereby executing the POS. Processing as the register 1 may be performed. Here, “loading and executing a program recorded on a recording medium into a computer system” includes installing the program in the computer system. The “computer system” here includes an OS and hardware such as peripheral devices. Further, the “computer system” may include a plurality of computer devices connected via a network including a communication line such as the Internet, WAN, LAN, and dedicated line. The “computer-readable recording medium” refers to a storage device such as a flexible medium, a magneto-optical disk, a portable medium such as a ROM and a CD-ROM, and a hard disk incorporated in a computer system. As described above, the recording medium storing the program may be a non-transitory recording medium such as a CD-ROM. The recording medium also includes a recording medium provided inside or outside that is accessible from the distribution server in order to distribute the program. The code of the program stored in the recording medium of the distribution server may be different from the code of the program that can be executed by the terminal device. That is, the format stored in the distribution server is not limited as long as it can be downloaded from the distribution server and installed in a form that can be executed by the terminal device. Note that the program may be divided into a plurality of parts, downloaded at different timings, and combined in the terminal device, or the distribution server that distributes each of the divided programs may be different. Furthermore, a “computer-readable recording medium” holds a program for a certain period of time, such as a volatile memory (RAM) inside a computer system that becomes a server or client when the program is transmitted via a network. Including things. The program may be for realizing a part of the functions described above. Furthermore, what can implement | achieve the function mentioned above in combination with the program already recorded on the computer system, and what is called a difference file (difference program) may be sufficient.

1 POS register, 11 CPU, 12 storage unit, 13 RAM, 14 display unit with touch panel, 14a touch panel, 15 key operation unit, 16 display unit for customer, 17 automatic change machine, 17a change outlet, 17b deposit input port, 18 Scanner unit, 19 printing unit, 20 communication unit, 30 drawer

Claims (5)

A product data processing device that settles the price of a product according to a transaction,
A designation means for designating a payment type for paying a part or all of the price other than cash, and designating an amount to be applied to payment by the designated payment type;
A product data processing apparatus comprising: a display unit configured to display the payment type designated by the designation unit and the amount designated for each payment type. The designation means designates the type of gift certificate as the payment type, and specifies the amount to be used for payment by the designated type of gift certificate,
The display means displays the gift certificate information including the type and amount of the gift certificate designated by the designation means, and payment information that is a payment type other than the gift certificate and is applied to the payment of the price. The product data processing device according to claim 1, wherein the product data processing device is displayed. The designation means designates the type and amount of the gift certificate by inputting the gift certificate information as the code information read from the code attached to the gift certificate as the code gift certificate information,
Storage means for storing the input code gift certificate information included in the accounting information indicating the result of the accounting process corresponding to the transaction in which the code gift certificate information is applied to payment;
The product data processing apparatus according to claim 2, further comprising: a search unit that searches the storage unit for accounting information including code information input as a search condition as code gift certificate information. A correction means for correcting the accounting information searched by the search means;
The correction means is configured such that, when a correction relating to a payment type other than a predetermined denomination is made, a plurality of pieces of gift certificate information are combined into one in the accounting information and stored in the storage means. The merchandise data processing apparatus according to claim 3, wherein, when a correction related to a predetermined denomination in the payment type is performed, a plurality of gift certificate information is individually indicated in the accounting information. A computer as a product data processing device that settles the price of the product according to the transaction,
A designation means for designating a payment type for paying a part or all of the price other than cash, and a designation of an amount to be applied to payment by the designated payment type,
The program for functioning as a display means for displaying the payment type designated by the designation means and the amount designated for each payment type.

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