JP2019021286A - Information processing device - Google Patents

Abstract

To more effectively utilize an opportunity of a service for providing a gift.SOLUTION: An information processing device includes: management means for managing the execution of first processing related to transfer of a gift to a presenter who has presented information showing possession of a right to receive the gift; and candidate determination means for determining a commodity or a service including at least one or more commodities or services arbitrarily selected by a person who presents the gift as a candidate for the gift which can be transferred by the first management means.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 12

Description

  The present invention relates to an information processing apparatus.

Conventionally, for example, an act of giving a gift as a thank is generally performed.
In this regard, there were the following methods for giving gifts.
For example, a gift giver (or company) listens to a gift giver's desired gift in advance, orders the gift from a merchandiser, asks for delivery of the product, and asks the gift giver. There was a gift.
In addition, a gift giver (or company) may send a catalog containing a large number of products instead of gifts in response to a request from the gift recipient to select a favorite product. there were.
In other words, gift recipients select the products they want from the sent catalog and mail a postcard with their personal information such as name and address to place an order with a merchandise dealer that handles the products. It was.
Then, the merchandise dealer receives the postcard, specifies the selected merchandise and the delivery destination, and delivers the selected merchandise.
However, this method is time-consuming and procedural for both the gift giver (or company), the gift giver, and the gift handler.
In view of this, a technique for converting a catalog into an electronic catalog and selecting a product or the like is provided (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2010-160799 A

  By the way, in the conventional technology including Patent Document 1, a person who gives a gift selects a favorite product on the WEB (World Wide Web) and receives a gift by simply inputting personal information, for example. Can do. On the other hand, a person who gives a gift (or a company) can easily provide a gift based on personal information input by a person who receives the gift. However, with such a conventional technology, the place for providing gifts is merely used as a place for giving and receiving gifts, and it cannot be said that the opportunity for providing gifts is effectively used.

  The present invention has been made in view of such a situation, and an object of the present invention is to more effectively utilize an opportunity of the service in a service for providing a gift.

In order to achieve the above object, an information processing apparatus of one embodiment of the present invention provides:
Management means for managing the execution of the first process for transferring the gift to a presenter who has presented information indicating that he has the right to receive a gift;
Candidate determination means for determining a product or service including at least one or more products or services arbitrarily selected by the gift giver as a gift candidate that can be transferred by the first management means;
Is provided.

  A program corresponding to the information processing apparatus of one embodiment of the present invention is also provided as a program of one embodiment of the present invention.

  According to the present invention, the service opportunity can be utilized more effectively in the service of providing gifts.

It is a block diagram which shows an example of a structure of the information processing system which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows an example of the service flow of the person who gives a gift in the service to which the information processing system of FIG. 1 is applied. It is a figure which shows an example of the service flow of the person who asks for a gift in the service to which the information processing system of FIG. 1 is applied. It is a figure which shows an example of the characteristic of the person who gives a gift. It is a figure which shows an example of the characteristic of the person who gives a gift, Comprising: It is a figure which shows the example different from FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the characteristic of the person who gives a gift, Comprising: It is a figure which shows the example different from FIG.4 and FIG.5. It is a figure which shows an example of the characteristic of the person who gifts a gift. It is a figure which shows an example of the characteristic of a user company. It is a figure which shows an example of the characteristic of a goods provider. It is a figure which shows an example of another characteristic. It is a block diagram which shows an example of the hardware constitutions of a server among the information processing systems of FIG. It is a functional block diagram which shows an example of a functional structure of the server of FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of utilization of a content gift. It is a figure which shows an example of the gift card sent to a shareholder. It is a figure which shows an example of the questionnaire screen with respect to a shareholder. It is a figure which shows an example of IR information and a goods selection screen. It is a figure which shows an example of selection of the drawer which concerns on one Embodiment of this service. It is the figure which summarized the detail of the main functions which the information processing system concerning this invention has. It is a figure which shows an example of the flow of a process in case the provider etc. of this service utilize an original commercial material function. It is a figure which shows an example of a function in the service to which the information processing system of FIG. 1 is applied. FIG. 21 is a diagram illustrating an example of functions different from those in FIG. 20 in a service to which the information processing system in FIG. 1 is applied. It is a figure which shows an example of a function different from FIG.20 and FIG.21 in the service to which the information processing system of FIG. 1 is applied.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram illustrating an example of a configuration of an information processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

  The information processing system shown in FIG. 1 includes a server 1, m (m is an arbitrary integer value greater than or equal to 1) giver terminals 2-1 to 2-m, and n (n is an arbitrary integer greater than or equal to 1). (Numerical) scooping hands terminals 3-1 to 3-n and k product provider terminals 4-1 to 4-k (k is an arbitrary integer value of 1 or more).

The server 1 is managed by a provider of a service according to an embodiment of the present invention (hereinafter referred to as “the present service”).
The service is a gift providing service using a WEB such as an EC (Electronic Commerce) site, and is a service to which an information processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied.
Specifically, it is a gift providing service that can be used when gifts are given to gift recipients from gift givers. The specific contents of this service will be described later.

Each of the presenter terminals 2-1 to 2-m is used by each of the people who give m gifts.
A person who gives a gift is a person who wishes to provide a gift to a person who uses this service to receive a gift.

Specifically, the following examples are assumed.
For example, an automobile sales company (a person who gives a gift) may use this service to give a gift to a purchaser of a car (a person who gives a gift) as a commemoration of the purchase of the car. is there.
In other words, an automobile sales company gives a purchaser the right to receive a favorite gift within a predetermined condition to the purchaser of the vehicle, and the purchaser can select a favorite suitable for commemorating the purchase of the vehicle. You can receive a gift.
In addition, for example, there may be a case where a stock company (a person who gives a gift) uses this service to give a gift to a company shareholder (a person who gives a gift) as a shareholder benefit.
In other words, as a part of the shareholder special benefit service, the stock company gives the shareholder the right to receive a favorite gift within the prescribed conditions. Can receive gifts.

  The ugly hand terminals 3-1 to 3-n are used by each of n people who receive gifts. That is, n people who give gifts operate each of the hand terminals 3-1 to 3 -n to indicate that they have the right to gift them (generally, gifts described later). By inputting a code), a desired product or the like can be received as a gift.

Each of the product provider terminals 4-1 to 4-k is used by k product providers.
The merchandise provider provides merchandise that can be a gift in the service to the provider of the service. For example, a manufacturer who manufactures a product that can be a gift becomes a product provider. Such merchandise provider provides the service provider with the prescribed merchandise, and when the offered merchandise is selected by a gift recipient, it receives royalty payments, merchandise, etc. By providing this, you can hope to improve the name recognition.
Here, the person who gives the gift (such as the automobile sales company in the above example) and the product provider do not necessarily have to be different. That is, for example, a person who gives a gift can add his or her product to a product that can be a gift. Moreover, the product provider does not need to be one person, and may be a plurality of persons. In other words, a person who provides a product that can be a gift and a person who gives a gift can be a product provider at the same time.

Hereinafter, when it is not necessary to individually distinguish each of the gift giver terminals 2-1 to 2-m, these will be collectively referred to as “gift giver terminal 2”. When it is not necessary to individually distinguish each of the ugly hand terminals 3-1 to 3-n, they are collectively referred to as “ugly hand terminal 3”. When there is no need to individually distinguish each of the product provider terminals 4-1 to 4-k, they are collectively referred to as “product provider terminal 4”.
In addition, the server 1, the gift giver terminal 2, the cradle hand terminal 3, and the merchandise provider terminal 4 are connected to each other via a predetermined network N such as the Internet.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a service flow of a person who gives a gift in the present service to which the information processing system of FIG. 1 is applied.

First, prior to the description of FIG. 2, the service will be briefly described.
In this service, as described above, a person who gives a gift does not directly deliver a specific product or the like as a gift to the person who gives the gift, but transfers the right to receive the gift. The right to receive this gift is generated by the service provider.
That is, a person who gives a gift obtains the right to receive a gift from the provider of the service by purchasing the gift and transfers the right to the person who receives the gift.
Here, in order to indicate that he / she has the right to receive this gift, the provider of the service gives a predetermined code (for example, a combination of alphabets and numbers, hereinafter referred to as “gift code”). Issue.
In other words, this “gift code” is a gift given to a person who gives a gift after purchase or the like. That is, a person who gives a gift can give a desired product or the like as a gift by showing this “gift code” to the provider of this service.

Specifically, for example, the giver terminal 2 first selects a predetermined web provided to select a gift course from the website managed by the provider of the service by the operation of the gift giver. Access the site (hereinafter referred to as “gift course selection site”).
As a result, each page of the gift course selection site, for example, a page for selecting a predetermined type from a plurality of types of gift courses set by the provider of this service is displayed on the giver terminal 2.
A person who gives a gift operates the giver terminal 2 to select an arbitrary type from among a plurality of types of displayed gift courses, and purchases that type of gift course.

Here, the gift course is a product list including one or more products that can be given with a predetermined budget.
That is, a person who gives a gift can select a desired item as a gift from one or more products included in the gift course.
Each type of the plurality of types of gift courses is set so that the types and quantities of products that can be selected differ depending on the price and type.

Further, “purchasing a gift course” here refers to purchasing a right to receive a gift by selecting an arbitrary item from among the products included in the gift course.
For example, in a 10,000 yen gift course for men, products that can be offered (by the product provider) for 10,000 yen among products such as watches, telephones, and game software that are generally preferred by men. 1 or more are included. Therefore, purchasing a 10,000 yen gift course for men means that it can be offered (by the product provider) for 10,000 yen among products that are generally preferred by men, such as watches, telephones, and game software. This means purchasing a right to select an arbitrary product from among various products and so on as a gift.

Here, when a gift presenter purchases a predetermined type of gift course, the provider of the service (server 1) issues a gift code associated with the predetermined type of the purchased gift course. A specific example of the gift code issuing method will be described later. That is, to indicate to the provider (server 1) of this service that the person who entered this gift code has the right to receive any product, etc., posted on the predetermined type of gift course as a gift. Can do.
In other words, the gift giver purchases the predetermined type of gift course, thereby temporarily obtaining the right to receive any product or the like posted on the predetermined type of gift course as a gift. Then, the gift giver assigns the right by assigning the gift code to the gift recipient.
A person who gifts operates the hand terminal 3 and inputs the gift code to a predetermined site (details will be described later) managed by the provider of the service (server 1). You can show that you have rights. That is, a person who gives a gift can receive a desired product or the like as a gift from one or more products or the like posted on a predetermined type of gift course associated with the gift code.
That is, a person who gives a gift can receive a desired product or the like as a gift without giving the gift a specific product or the like as a gift.

  In order to realize this service, the gift giver needs the following service flow. Accordingly, the service flow on the side of the gift giver will be described in detail using the example of FIG.

Specifically, for example, when the giver terminal 2 accesses the above-described gift course selection site by an operation of the gift giver G, one or more types of selectable gift courses are images of selectable products and the like. And displayed on the display screen.
The gift giver G operates the giver terminal 2 to select a gift desired to be purchased from the selectable gift course based on the budget and the taste of the person (gift giver) to which the gift is given. By inputting the type and quantity of the course, the gift course of that kind is purchased in that quantity.
Information on the type and quantity of the gift course purchased by the gift giver G (hereinafter referred to as “purchase information”) is acquired by the giver terminal 2 and then transmitted from the giver terminal 2 to the server 1. Is done. The server 1 issues a gift code associated with each of the gift courses purchased by the giver G, and the gifter terminal 2 presents the gift code.
In the example of FIG. 2, the server 1 generates a predetermined screen customized for each gift giver (hereinafter referred to as “customized screen”), and displays a gift code on the customized screen.
Then, the server 1 transmits a URL (Uniform Resource Locator) for specifying the customization screen to the giver terminal 2 by e-mail or the like.
The giver terminal 2 can display the customization screen by accessing the URL described in the mail or the like. Thereby, the person G who gives the gift using the giver terminal 2 can receive the gift code.
From the above, the gift giver G transfers the right to receive a gift from the provider of this service by giving this gift code to the gift giver T.
Here, the method of delivering the gift code (transferring the right to receive a gift) is not particularly limited, but for example, there is the following method.
For example, the person G who gives the gift that has received the gift code can deliver the gift code by sending the gift code to the person T who receives the gift by e-mail or the like.
Further, for example, a person G who gives a gift can obtain the gift code by receiving a card such as a paper medium on which the gift code is printed (hereinafter referred to as “gift card”).
When the gift giver G wishes to receive a gift card, the staff (operator) O of the service provider delivers the gift card to the gift giver G.

Next, the service flow on the side of the gift recipient will be described.
FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of a service flow of a person who gives a gift in a service to which the information processing system of FIG. 1 is applied.
The service flow is a flow from the service flow shown in FIG. 2 until the gifter T inputs the gift code received from the gift giver G and acquires the product or the like.

As described above, the hand terminal 3 is operated by the person T who receives the gift code from the person G who gives the gift. To a site (hereinafter referred to as a “product selection site”) provided to select an item, and enter a gift code.
By inputting the gift code in this way, the person T who gives a gift can indicate that he has the right to give a gift to the provider of this service.
As a result of various processes in the server 1 to be described later, one or more products or the like posted on the gift course of the type corresponding to the gift code are displayed on the hand terminal 3 and the one or more products or the like are displayed. A screen for selecting a predetermined item as a gift (hereinafter referred to as “product selection screen”) is displayed.
A person T who gives a gift selects a favorite item from one or more items to be selected on the displayed item selection screen, and performs an operation of inputting his / her address, contact information, and the like.
Thereby, the product selection of the person T who receives the gift is completed. The server 1 generates delivery information necessary for delivery of the gift from the address, contact information, etc. of the person T receiving the gift.
As a result, the selection of the product or the like is completed, and the server 1 notifies the hand terminal 3 that the product selection has been completed.
At the same time, the server 1 generates delivery information necessary for delivering the product etc. to the gift recipient T and transmits it to the product provider. The merchandise provider makes a gift delivery request to the delivery company. Thereby, the gift (actual product etc.) is transferred to the person T who receives the gift.
The overall flow of this service has been briefly described above by dividing it into a service flow for the gift giver G and a service flow for the gift recipient T. Next, various functions related to this service will be described with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of characteristics of a person who gives a gift.
FIG. 4 shows the details of the “outline” and “functional content” as the characteristics of the gift giver.

In other words, the “summary” of the characteristics of the gift giver is a basic function of a customizable WEB gift catalog that can be given by e-mail or card.
“Functional contents” of the characteristics of the gift giver are, for example, “Purchasable gift courses can be purchased from the EC site of the service provider”, “Credit payment, bank transfer, payment by mobile terminal” , You can choose postpay. "
In other words, for example, a person who gives a gift can purchase from the EC site of the provider of the service, and has a feature that credit payment, bank transfer, payment by mobile terminal, and postpay can be selected as a payment method. ing.
Similarly, as the “functional content” of the characteristics of the gift giver, for example, “a QR-type (registered trademark) in which the URL of a page where the gift can be received is embedded and a card-type gift in which the gift code is described” is provided. , "Can be sent to a partner once sent by a simple operation (1 member registration function, 2 credit card registration function, 3 function of giving gifts given in the past again)" can be employed. Furthermore, as the “functional content” of the characteristics of the person giving the gift, for example, “a function for purchasing and giving gifts by a plurality of people (Gift with Kampa)”, “when sending by card, card design can be selected. In addition, the card design can be replaced with the original) ”,“ When a gift course is purchased and a gift is received, it can be paid later ”.

Next, FIG. 5 will be described.
FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of characteristics of a person who gives a gift, and illustrates an example different from FIG. 4.
FIG. 5 shows the details of the “outline” and “functional content” as the characteristics of the gift giver.

That is, the “summary” of the characteristics of the gift giver is a basic function of a customizable WEB gift catalog that can be given by e-mail or card, as in FIG.
Further, the “functional content” of the characteristics of the person giving the gift is, for example, “original gift course creation function (manual)”. In addition, as a specific example of the above-described gift course creation function, “1. Assorted products can be sorted out from a number of products according to various conditions.”, “2, Automatically by specifying conditions. You can also create a course. (The course is automatically generated under the conditions of 3000 yen, suitable for women, sweets).
Similarly, there is “3, a recommendation function is installed as an auxiliary function” as the “customization function” of the characteristics of the gift giver, “3-1, products etc. that have been sorted so far (past history)”, “3. -2, high-satisfaction product (popular product, etc.) "," 3-3, product assorted by a person who has similar attributes to the giver (approximate user product, etc.) "," 3- 4. “Products etc. that the person who has received have received from others in the past”, “4. Advice function for selected products, etc. (function to advise balance so that selection of food and goods is not biased)”, etc. can be adopted. .
In addition, “original gift course creation function (AI)” is provided as a “customization function” of the characteristics of the gift giver, and “1, optimal gift selection and sending timing can be assorted in conjunction with artificial intelligence. ”,“ Videos and banner images on the receiving page can be replaced with the original. (In addition to the above, text messages can also be set.) ”“ The gift can be set by the person who gives it. ”And“ The gifter can set the recommended product in the course and make it easier for the recipient to pay attention ”.

Next, FIG. 6 will be described.
FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of the characteristics of a person who gives a gift, and is a diagram illustrating an example different from FIGS. 4 and 5.
FIG. 6 shows the details of the “outline” and “functional content” as the characteristics of the gift giver.

That is, the “outline” of the characteristics of the gift giver is a basic function of a customizable WEB gift catalog that can be given by e-mail or card, as in FIGS.
Referring to FIG. 6, the “functional content” of the characteristics of the person who gives the gift is, for example, “the function to give” and “follow after giving”.

The “gift function” is, for example, “URL and gift code of a page where gifts can be received can be given by SNS, e-mail, SMS, etc.”.
That is, for example, a person who gives a gift has a feature that a gift code can be sent to a person who asks for a gift using SNS (Social Networking Service), mail, SMS (Short Message Service), etc. Show. Specific examples of the SNS include Facebook (registered trademark), Twitter (registered trademark), and LINE (registered trademark).
Similarly, as the “functional content” of the characteristics of the person giving the gift, for example, “The text of the email or message is prepared as a template and can be easily given simply by the person who gives the gift.”, “Own mail client Can also be given using the email transmission function of the provider of this service. ”“ You can set the date and time transmission settings for the email transmission function of the provider of this service. Etc.)) etc. can be employed.
“Following after giving” is, for example, “notifying a gift purchaser that a product or the like has been selected”.
That is, it is shown that the person who gives the gift can know that the person who gave the gift has selected the product or the like.
Similarly, as the “functional content” of the characteristics of the person receiving the gift, for example, “a gift purchaser can be notified that a product has been selected”, “designated sender when the selected product arrives, etc. (Gifts from everyone) "," Functions for people who purchased multiple gifts, who can later tell who gave them ", and so on.

Next, FIG. 7 will be described.
FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of characteristics of a person who gifts gifts.
FIG. 7 shows the details of the “outline” and “functional content” as characteristics of the person who gifts the gift.

In other words, the “summary” of the characteristics of a person who gives a gift is a basic function of a customizable WEB gift catalog that can be given by e-mail or card.
In addition, the “functional content” of the characteristics of the gift giver includes “when selecting a product” and “when receiving”. Then, “when selecting a product or the like” of the “functional content” of the feature of the person giving the gift, for example, “when selecting a gift, it can be selected as a favorite later”.
In other words, for example, a person who gives a gift can record a selection candidate product, a favorite product, etc. in a bookmark or favorite of a web browser, and a previously viewed product, etc. It has shown that it has the characteristic that it can replace.
In addition, as the “functional content” of the characteristics of the person giving the gift, for example, “it is possible to select not only one product etc., but several depending on the gift course.” (Thank you message) ”,“ Gift course can be upgraded. (1. The gift course is upgraded by the person who asks for gifts, and the gift course is upgraded.) 2. Combine multiple gifts. As a result, the gift course will be upgraded, for example, if you gave it to your father and mother, but you want one better, etc.) ”,“ Persons who receive multiple gifts can share gifts. Or the like can be adopted.
Further, “when receiving” of “functional content” of the characteristics of the person who receives the gift is, for example, “can select a place where it can be received (received at a convenience store, etc.)”, “can be received by specifying date and time”, and the like.
That is, it is shown that a person who gives a gift can select a place to receive a product or the like selected by a person who gives a gift.
In addition, as the “functional content” of the characteristics of the person who receives the gift, for example, “a gift can be received by various SNS authentications (corporate campaign projects, etc.) without inputting a gift code” is adopted. Can do.

Next, FIG. 8 will be described.
FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of characteristics of a user company.
In the example of FIG. 8, an example of “summary” and “authority content” of features for a user company is shown.

Referring to FIG. 8, “Install advertisement” is described in the first line of the “Overview” item. That is, it is shown that “advertise placement” is included as an outline of features for the user company.
On the other hand, the first line of the item “Function contents” describes “A company-original banner and link can be set.” That is, it is indicated that the feature “installation of advertisement” that is a feature for user companies includes, for example, a function content “an original banner and link can be set for each user company”.
The second line of the “Summary” item states that “original questionnaire can be conducted”. That is, it is shown that “an original questionnaire can be carried out” is included as an outline of features for the user company.
In the second to sixth lines of the “functional content” item corresponding to this, “the original questionnaire can be carried out and the result can be downloaded at any time”, “the analysis result of the questionnaire (graph display, etc.) "Summary)", "Survey location can be changed," before product selection, "immediately after product selection", "after completion of the procedure" can be selected. ”And“ Questionnaire answer settings can be set for each question such as “optional” and “required”. "," You can register and set the questionnaire yourself. " In other words, for example, “original questionnaire can be carried out”, which is a characteristic for user companies, includes, for example, “original questionnaire can be carried out and results can be downloaded at any time”, “questionnaire analysis results (graph display) Etc.), “Survey location can be changed,“ before product selection ”,“ immediately after product selection ”,“ after procedure completion ”can be selected. ”And“ Questionnaire answer settings can be set for each question such as “optional” and “required”. ”And“ User companies can register and set questionnaires themselves ”.

Next, FIG. 9 will be described.
FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of characteristics of the product provider.
In the example of FIG. 9, an example of “summary” and “contents of authority” of features for a product provider is shown.

Referring to FIG. 9, “cost setting” is described in the “summary” item in a predetermined line. That is, it is shown that “cost setting” is included as an outline of features for the user company.
On the other hand, the first line of the item “Functional contents” indicates that “various lower and upper cost can be set even for the same product”, “the lower price includes shipping charges for the product” Have been described. In other words, the feature of “cost setting”, which is a feature for user companies, is, for example, “Various lower price and higher price can be set even for the same product etc., and the lower price setting includes the shipping cost of the product etc. "" Is included. "
In addition, the item “Summary” in two predetermined lines describes “shipping service”. That is, it is shown that “shipping business” is included as an outline of the feature for the product provider.
On the other hand, in the second line of the item “Functional contents”, “It is possible to receive gift order information such as own products in real time” is described. In other words, the feature for gift providers that can receive gift order information for their products in real time includes, for example, the function content that can receive gift order information for their products in real time. It is shown that.

Next, FIG. 10 will be described.
FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example of other features.
In the example of FIG. 10, examples of “summary” and “authority content” of other features are shown.

Referring to FIG. 8, “change of gift course” is described in the “summary” item in a predetermined line. That is, it is shown that “change of gift course” is included as an outline of other features.
On the other hand, in the first line of the item “functional contents”, “gift course can be changed”, “3000 yen course → 5000 yen course, etc.” are described. That is, the feature “change of the gift course” that is a feature for the user company includes, for example, the function content “the gift course can be changed and the 3000 yen course → the 5000 yen course”. ing.
In addition, the item “Summary” in two predetermined lines describes “WEB catalog with different price range”. That is, it is shown that “WEB catalogs with different price ranges” are included as an overview of other features.
On the other hand, in the second line of the “Functional contents” item, “A gift course with a different price range can be set” and “Payment will be withdrawn from the gift purchaser when the gift is received”. Etc. are described. In other words, other features such as “WEB catalogs with different price ranges” include, for example, “Gift courses with different price ranges can be set and payment is withdrawn from the gift purchaser when the gift is received. "" Is included. "

FIG. 11 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the server 1 in the information processing system of FIG.
The server 1 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 21, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 22, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 23, a bus 24, an input / output interface 25, an output unit 26, an input unit 27, A storage unit 28, a communication unit 29, and a drive 30.

The CPU 21 executes various processes according to a program recorded in the ROM 22 or a program loaded from the storage unit 28 to the RAM 23.
The RAM 23 appropriately stores data necessary for the CPU 21 to execute various processes.

  The CPU 21, ROM 22, and RAM 23 are connected to each other via a bus 24. An input / output interface 25 is also connected to the bus 24. An output unit 26, an input unit 27, a storage unit 28, a communication unit 29, and a drive 30 are connected to the input / output interface 25.

The output unit 26 includes various liquid crystal displays and outputs various information.
The input unit 27 is composed of various hardware leads and the like, and inputs various information.
The storage unit 28 is configured by a DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) or the like, and stores various data.
The communication unit 29 controls communication with other devices (such as the gifter terminal 2, the gifter terminal 3, the product provider terminal 4 in the example of FIG. 1) via the network N including the Internet.

  The drive 30 is provided as necessary. A removable medium 41 composed of a magnetic disk, an optical disk, a magneto-optical disk, a semiconductor memory, or the like is appropriately attached to the drive 30. The program read from the removable medium 41 by the drive 30 is installed in the storage unit 28 as necessary. The removable medium 41 can also store various data stored in the storage unit 28 in the same manner as the storage unit 28.

  The configurations of the giver terminal 2, the ugly hand terminal 3, and the merchandise provider terminal 4 are basically the same as the configuration of the server 1 except that it includes an input / display device (for example, a touch panel) for inputting and displaying information. Therefore, description of their hardware configuration is omitted here.

  Various types of processing executed by the server 1 can be performed by the cooperation of the various hardware and software of the server 1, the gift giver terminal 2, the gift recipient terminal 3, and the product provider terminal 4.

  FIG. 12 is a functional block diagram illustrating an example of a functional configuration necessary for various processes executed by the gift giver terminal 2, the cradle hand terminal 3, and the server 1 of FIG. 1.

  First, the functional configuration of the giver terminal 2 will be described. In the CPU 21 of the giver terminal 2, the validation / invalidation function unit 101, the questionnaire function unit 102, the content function unit 103, the original product function unit 104, the shareholder information function unit 105, and the AI function unit 106. The gift course content changing function unit 107, the product selection function unit 108, the integrated management unit 109, and the gift processing unit 110 function.

The validation / invalidation function unit 101 of the CPU 21 of the giver terminal 2 executes various processes relating to the validation / invalidation function.
Here, the validation / invalidation function is a series of a gift code indicating that a gift gift is valid when a predetermined condition is satisfied, and otherwise invalidated. Refers to the function.

The questionnaire function unit 102 of the CPU 21 of the giver terminal 2 executes various processes related to the questionnaire function.
Here, the questionnaire function is to set up a questionnaire that asks for a “optional” or “required” answer at any time (such as before and after selecting a product etc. from the gift course) by a gift recipient or the provider of this service. A series of functions.

Next, the functional configuration of the original moving image distribution function process will be described.
The content function unit 103 of the CPU 21 of the gift giver terminal 2 executes an original moving image distribution function process necessary for displaying a moving image or an image to a person who gives a gift when a predetermined condition is satisfied.
Here, the original moving image distribution function is a series of functions for setting an original moving image or image on a product selection screen or the like.

Next, the functional configuration of the original product function process will be described.
The original product function unit 104 of the CPU 21 of the giver terminal 2 executes various processes related to the original product function.
Here, the original merchandise function is a series of functions for incorporating the original product or the like of the user company into the gift.

Next, the functional configuration of the shareholder special benefit function process will be described.
The shareholder information function unit 105 of the CPU 21 of the giver terminal 2 executes various processes relating to shareholder special benefits.
Here, the shareholder special benefit function is for collecting information (questionnaire), sending information (sending IR information), and sending gifts to shareholders (people who give gifts) regarding the company (gift givers). It is a series of functions. Here, IR (Investor Relations) information refers to information relating to management status, financial status, and business performance trends transmitted from companies to investors.

Subsequently, a functional configuration of the AI function process will be described.
The AI function unit 106 of the CPU 21 of the gift giver terminal 2 executes various processes relating to selection of products and the like, timing of sending gifts and messages, and the like.
Here, the AI gift function processing is a series of functions for setting an optimal gift selection and sending timing in conjunction with artificial intelligence.
Details of an example of the functional configuration of the AI function process will be described later with reference to FIG.

Subsequently, a functional configuration of the course content changing function process after URL issuance will be described.
The gift course content change function unit 107 of the CPU 21 of the giver terminal 2 executes various processes related to the course content change function after URL issuance.
Here, the course content change function processing after URL issuance is a series of functions for remotely changing the URL of a distributed gift and changing the course content and course price range of the gift.

Next, the functional configuration of the product selection function process will be described.
The product selection function unit 108 of the CPU 21 of the giver terminal 2 executes various processes related to the product selection function.
Here, the product selection function processing is a series of functions for a person who receives a plurality of gifts to select a product or the like from the gift course using one or more hand terminals 3.
Details of an example of a functional configuration of the product selection function process will be described later with reference to FIG.

The integrated management unit 109 includes an validation / invalidation function unit 101, a questionnaire function unit 102, a content function unit 103, an original product function unit 104, a shareholder information function unit 105, an AI function unit 106, and a gift course content change function unit 107. , And the function units of the product selection function unit 108 are managed in an integrated manner.
That is, the integrated management unit 109 acquires information generated by each of the above-described functional units and presents it to the gift processing unit 110. Further, the integrated management unit 109 acquires the information generated by the gift processing unit 110 and presents it to the above-described functional units.

  The gift processing unit 110 executes various processes related to gifts. Specifically, for example, the gift processing unit 110 issues a gift code, presents a product delivery instruction based on the delivery information, and the like.

Next, FIG. 13 will be described.
FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating an example of use of a content gift.
In this service, for example, digital merchandise (information merchandise) such as electronic books, points, music, etc. can be adopted for the merchandise adopted as a gift. That is, handling when such a digital product is adopted as a gift will be described with reference to FIG.
Here, (1) to (5) shown in FIG. 13 mean a typical flow regarding the use of the content gift.

A series of flows from when a gift recipient selects a digital product such as an electronic book as a product as a gift and acquires a content account for the product will be described with reference to FIG. In addition, (1) thru | or (5) of FIG. 13 has shown the content of each flow.
In (1) of FIG. 13, the gift processing unit 110 of the server 1 acquires information indicating that a digital product such as an electronic book has been selected as product selection information from the hand terminal 3. In (2) of FIG. 13, the AI function unit 106 of the server 1 calls an account acquisition API corresponding to the API (Application Programming Interface) server of the product provider who provided the above-described digital merchandise. Here, API is a specification of an interface used for software components to communicate with each other.
The account acquisition API in this embodiment exchanges between the server 1 of the service provider and the server of the product provider. And the account acquisition API in this embodiment is API for account acquisition which acquires the above-mentioned digital merchandise from a product provider's server, for example.
Subsequently, in (3) of FIG. 13, the AI function unit 106 of the server 1 accesses the API server of the product provider who provided the above-described digital product using the above-described API. Then, the server 1 acquires a content account (account for acquiring the above-described digital product) from the API server of the product provider.
In (4) of FIG. 13, the AI function unit 106 of the server 1 collects and manages the content accounts acquired from the above-described product provider's API server.
In FIG. 13 (5), the gift processing unit 110 of the server 1 sends these content accounts to the cradle terminal 3.
Thereby, the AI function part 106 of the server 1 can provide a digital merchandise etc. as a gift without trouble.

Next, shareholder benefits will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of a gift card to be sent to shareholders.

In FIG. 14, information necessary for the shareholder, such as the name of a person who gives a gift from the top (name of corporation), QR code (registered trademark), URL, gift code, etc., is described.
Here, the QR code (registered trademark) in the center of FIG. 14 is a code for accessing the product selection site. A person (shareholder) who gives a gift can access the product selection site by reading the QR code (registered trademark) with the hand terminal 3.
In addition, the person who receives the gift (shareholder) can access the product selection site by inputting the URL described separately.
Thereby, even if there is no camera unit for reading the QR code (registered trademark), the product selection site can be accessed.
Furthermore, a login code is described at the lower right of the QR code (registered trademark) in FIG. The person who receives the gift (shareholder) can move to the actual product selection screen by entering this login code after accessing the product selection site.
The login code may be the same as or different from the gift code described above. An expiration date may be set for the login code (see FIG. 14).

FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating an example of a questionnaire screen displayed for shareholders. Specifically, for example, when a gift recipient (shareholder) inputs a login code or a gift code on the product selection site, the questionnaire screen shown in FIG. 15 is displayed for the gift recipient (shareholder). .
Looking at Figure 15, for example, “What is your history of stock investment?”, “What is the reason for purchasing our stock (multiple answers allowed)”, “Future policy of our stock in the future “What are your thoughts?” And “Please give us your free opinion regarding the system of shareholder benefits”.
Then, for example, a shareholder (person who gives gifts) answers the above-mentioned questionnaire, and accesses the product selection screen by pressing the “Select a product by answering the questionnaire” icon at the bottom of FIG. Can do.
Note that the contents of these questionnaires, the types of answers (whether optional or required), and the like are created and managed by the questionnaire function unit 102, for example.

FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating an example of a product selection screen displayed for a person who receives a gift (shareholder).
When FIG. 16 is seen, the various goods etc. which can be selected as a gift by the person (shareholder) who receives a gift are displayed. A person (shareholder) who gives a gift can receive the product or the like as a gift by selecting a product or the like he wishes to receive from among the various selectable products or the like.
In addition, in the example of FIG. 16, IR information (investor information) and the like are displayed in addition to products that can be selected as gifts by a gift recipient (shareholder).
Here, IR information includes various types of information that are considered useful to investors. For example, in the example of FIG. 15, a message such as a representative director for shareholders is adopted as IR information. Note that IR information is not limited to moving images, and may be still images or characters.

  Although one embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and modifications, improvements, and the like within a scope that can achieve the object of the present invention are included in the present invention. is there.

Here, in the above-described embodiment, main functions of the information processing system according to the present invention (questionnaire function, original product function, validation / invalidation function, course content change function after URL issuance, original video distribution function) However, the functions of the information processing system according to the present invention are not particularly limited to these.
Accordingly, the details of the main functions and additional functions of the information processing system according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing an example of an extract selection function that is one of the additional functions of the information processing system according to the present invention.
That is, in the example of FIG. 17, a case where a person who gifts selects a product from each of a plurality of related product groups (for example, a drawn item, a drawn confectionery, a lucky item) will be described.
For example, specifically, the plurality of related product groups are gifts that give a gift from a wedding organizer to a wedding visitor.
There are three known gifts from wedding organizers to wedding visitors: gifts, candy, and lucky charms. Here, the drawer is an everyday item such as a dish set or a towel set, for example. The pulling confectionery is a confectionery such as a jelly assortment or a cookie assortment. And the lucky charm is a lucky charm such as kelp or bonito.
A wedding attendee (a person who receives a gift) can select one or more products from each of three types of gifts, draw cakes, and lucky charms.
Specifically, a wedding visitor (a person who receives a gift) can receive a product by selecting a set of dishes as a gift, an assortment of jelly as a confectionery, and kelp as a lucky gift.
Furthermore, weddings are often visited by families. In such a case, for example, three family members (father, mother, daughter) may select different combinations of products. Thereby, even if it is a case where a plurality of people visit, each person can select a product that suits his / her preference and receive the product.

Further, the main functions of the information processing system according to the present invention shown in the above embodiment (questionnaire function, original product function, validation / invalidation function, course content change function after URL issuance, original video distribution function) , AI gift function, shareholder special benefit function) includes, for example, the following functions.
Therefore, referring to FIG. 18, these main functions (questionnaire function, original merchandise function, validation / invalidation function, course content change function after URL issuance, original video distribution function, AI gift function, shareholder special benefit function) ) Will be further described.

FIG. 18 shows the main functions of the information processing system according to the present invention (questionnaire function, original product function, validation / invalidation function, course content change function after URL issuance, original video distribution function, AI gift function, shareholder It is the figure which summarized the details of the special treatment function.
For example, specifically, as described in the above-described embodiment, a person who gives a gift or a provider of the service uses a questionnaire function, so that the provider of the service can receive a gift or a person of the service. It is also possible for the provider to set a questionnaire that asks for an “arbitrary” or “required” answer at any time (such as before and after selecting a product from the gift course).
Furthermore, this gives the gift giver or the provider of the service “contribution to the collection of corporate information” or “can use novelty for the purpose of collecting questionnaires”.
In addition, the person who gives the gift or the provider of this service uses the original merchandise function, so that the provider of this service can receive the original product etc. Can be incorporated into the gift.
Furthermore, the person who gives the gift or the provider of this service says, “The company's products are also used in another WEB catalog to support sales promotion, and it supports a wide range of products such as goods, experiences, and services. Is possible. "
Also, the gift giver or the service provider can use the validation / invalidation function to enable the service provider to remotely activate / inactivate the distributed URL. is there.
Furthermore, this makes it possible for the person who gives the gift or the provider of this service to “reducing the risk of unauthorized use and loss and flexibly responding to campaigns with different distribution times”.
In addition, the gift giver or the service provider can use the course content change function so that the service provider can remotely change the course content and course price range of the distributed gift URL. Is possible.
Furthermore, this makes it possible for the gift giver or the provider of the service to “link to another product exchange site after the gift code once issued”.
Further, the person who gives the gift or the provider of the service uses the original moving image distribution function, so that the provider of the service can set the original moving image or image on the gift receiving page or the like.
Furthermore, the person who gives the gift or the provider of this service can create a more unique product exchange page by delivering individual messages to the PR and gift recipients of the user company and the product provider. Is possible.
In addition, the gift giver or the service provider can use the AI gift function so that the service provider can set the optimal gift selection and delivery timing in conjunction with artificial intelligence. Become.
Furthermore, the person who gives the gift or the provider of this service says, “By assisting artificial intelligence, we can select and support the best gift for the scene of use, the person who gives the gift, Can be added.
In addition, the gift giver or the service provider can use the shareholder special benefit function to enable the service provider to collect information (questionnaire), send information (send IR), and send gifts. Become.
Furthermore, this makes it possible for the person giving the gift or the provider of this service to “up the questionnaire response rate and increase the conversion of the information transmission page as compared to the conventional paper questionnaire”.

  Further, the main functions of the information processing system according to the present invention shown in the above embodiment (questionnaire function, original product function, validation / invalidation function, course content change function after URL issuance, original video distribution function) , AI gift function, shareholder special benefit function) will be described in detail with reference to FIG.

FIG. 19 is a diagram showing an example of the flow of processing when the provider of this service uses the original product function.
As shown at the left end of FIG. 19, the provider of this service can acquire not only “provider provided by the service” but also “provided by the user company”.
That is, the provider of this service can adopt not only the merchandise provided by the user as a gift but also the merchandise provided by the user company as a gift.
Thereby, the user company of this service can, for example, put his original merchandise in the WEB catalog, for example, and can effectively provide his / her products to those who give gifts.
Further, for example, when the person who receives the gift selects the original product of the user company as a gift, the provider of the service may pay the product price from the provider of the service.
As a result, the provider of this service can provide a wider variety of gifts (a gift with a high satisfaction of the user of the user). On the other hand, the user company can effectively provide his / her product to the gift recipient and save money.
As a specific example of using such an original product function, for example, a user company (car dealer) adopts “car navigation system deal” as a product for a new car contract gift. This is the case.
This is a case where the company's car navigation system is provided as a commercial product.

Next, among the main functions of the information processing system according to the present invention, functions related to original merchandise, course content change, AI gift, and shareholder benefits will be described with reference to FIG.
FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating an example of functions in a service to which the information processing system in FIG. 1 is applied.

The table in the example of FIG. 20 shows information related to “subject”, “function”, and “feature”. That is, information about functions and features related to original merchandise, course content changes, AI gifts, and shareholder benefits is displayed for each target person.
For example, “Gift side” is displayed in the first line of the “subject” item. That is, it indicates that the target person corresponding to the bank is a “gift-giving party” (for example, a user company, a gift-giving person, or a product provider).
On the other hand, “original merchandise” is displayed in the first line of the “function” item. That is, the gift-giving side can use the original product function.
Further, the “original merchandise function” has a plurality of “features”, and the following features are possible, for example, when the gift giver uses the “original merchandise function”.
That is, the gift giver can use the original merchandise function to post the product and product of the user company on the gift course prepared by the service provider.
In addition, the gift giver can create an original gift course for users.
Similarly, “change of course contents” is displayed in the second line of the “function” item. In other words, the side giving the gift indicates that the course content changing function can be used.
Further, the “course content changing function” has a plurality of “features”, and the following features are possible, for example, when the gift-giving party uses the “course content changing function”.
That is, the gift presenter can set a gift course with a different price range by using the course content changing function. The gift giver pays the payment from the gift purchaser when the gift is received.
Similarly, “AI gift” is displayed in the third line of the “function” item. In other words, the gift-giving side can use the AI gift function.
Further, the “AI gift function” has a plurality of “features”, and the following features are possible, for example, when the gift-giving side uses the “AI gift function”.
That is, by using the AI gift function, the gift-giving party can assort the optimal gift selection and delivery timing in conjunction with artificial intelligence as an original gift course creation function. Also, the gift giver can use the gift sales system of the service provider on the EC site of the user company. In addition, the gift giver has a feature that a gift course is sold on the EC site of the user company.
Similarly, “Shareholder benefits” is displayed in the fourth line of the “Function” item. That is, the gift giving side can use the shareholder special benefit function.
Further, the “shareholder special benefit function” has a plurality of “features”, and the following features are possible, for example, when the gift giver uses the “shareholder special offer function”.
In other words, the gift-giving party can send information about the company by inserting an original video, an image, or a message by using the shareholder special benefit function. Also, the gift giver can be guided to IR information by inserting a banner. In addition, it has features such as corporate original ticket design.

Also, for example, “gift side” is displayed in the second row of the “subject” item. In other words, it indicates that the target person corresponding to the one row is a “gift receiving side” (for example, a person who receives a gift using this service, a shareholder).
On the other hand, “Course content change” is displayed in the fifth line of the “Function” item. In other words, the side receiving the gift indicates that the course content changing function can be used.
Further, the “course content changing function” has a plurality of “features”, and for example, the following features are possible when the gift recipient uses the “course content changing function”.
In other words, the gift receiving side can change the gift course by using the course content changing function (3000 yen course → 5000 yen course).
Also, the gift recipient can upgrade the product course. In addition, the gift receiving side has a feature such that the merchandise course is upgraded when the gift receiving person throws in extra money.
Similarly, “product selection” is displayed in the sixth line of the “function” item. In other words, it is shown that the gift receiving side can use the product selection function.
In addition, the “product selection function” has a plurality of “features”, and the following features are possible by using the “product selection function” on the side where the gift is received.
That is, by using a product selection function, a gift recipient can select a product or the like that suits his / her preference from the gift course and receive the product or the like.

Next, among the main functions of the information processing system according to the present invention, functions related to validation / invalidation will be briefly described with reference to FIG.
FIG. 21 is a diagram illustrating an example of functions different from those in FIG. 20 in a service to which the information processing system in FIG. 1 is applied.
The table in the example of FIG. 21 shows information related to “subject”, “function”, and “feature”. That is, information about functions and features related to validation / invalidation is displayed for each target person.
For example, “Gift side” is displayed in the first line of the “subject” item. That is, it indicates that the target person corresponding to the one row is a “gift-sending side” (for example, a user company, a gift-giving person, or a product provider).
On the other hand, “validation / invalidation” is displayed in the first line of the “function” item. That is, the gift giver can use the validation / invalidation function.
Further, the “validation / invalidation function” has a plurality of “features”, and the following features are possible, for example, when the gift-giving party uses the “validation / invalidation function”.
In other words, the gift giver can select the card design when sending by card by using the enable / disable function. In addition to the above, the card design will be replaced with the original.
In addition, the gift-giving side has the same characteristics as an individual user at the time of purchasing a gift course in preparation for various requests.

Also, for example, “gift side” is displayed in the second row of the “subject” item. In other words, it indicates that the target person corresponding to the bank is a “gift recipient” (for example, a gift recipient who uses this service, a shareholder).
On the other hand, “validation / invalidation function” is displayed in the second line of the “function” item. That is, it is shown that the gift receiving side can use functions related to the activation and invalidation of the gift card and the gift code.
In addition, the “validation / invalidation function” has a plurality of “features”, and the following features are possible by using the “validation / invalidation function” on the side where the gift is received.
That is, by using the validation / invalidation function, the gift receiving side can receive a gift by authentication by various SNSs without inputting a gift code.

Subsequently, among the main functions of the information processing system according to the present invention, functions related to questionnaire and original content (moving image etc.) distribution will be briefly described with reference to FIG.
FIG. 22 is a diagram illustrating an example of functions different from those of FIGS. 20 and 21 in a service to which the information processing system of FIG. 1 is applied.

The table in the example of FIG. 22 shows information related to “subject”, “function”, and “feature”. That is, information about functions and features related to the questionnaire is stored for each target person.
For example, “Gift side” is displayed in the first line of the “subject” item. That is, it indicates that the target person corresponding to the one party is a “gift-giving side” (for example, a user company, a gift-giving person, a product provider).
On the other hand, “Questionnaire” is displayed in the first line of the “Function” item. In other words, it is shown that the gift giving side can use the questionnaire function.
In addition, the “questionnaire function” has a plurality of “features”, and the following features are possible, for example, by using the “questionnaire function” on the side of the gift giver.
In other words, the gift giver can use the questionnaire function to conduct an original questionnaire and download the results at any time.
Further, the gift-giving side has a feature such that a questionnaire analysis result (summary such as graph display) can be acquired.
Similarly, “original video distribution” is displayed in the second line of the “function” item. That is, the gift-giving side can use the original moving image distribution function.
In addition, the “original moving image distribution function” has a plurality of “features”, and the following features are possible by using the “original moving image distribution function” on the side of the gift giver.
In other words, the gift giver can arbitrarily set the image and the moving image by using the original moving image distribution function. In addition, the gift giver can give a gift to the recipient once by a simple operation (1, member registration function, 2, credit card registration function, 3, function of giving gifts given in the past again). In addition, it has a feature that a more unique product exchange page is produced by distributing individual messages to PRs and recipients of the user company and the product provider company.

Also, for example, “gift side” is displayed in the second row of the “subject” item. In other words, it indicates that the target person corresponding to the bank is a “gift recipient” (for example, a gift recipient who uses this service, a shareholder).
On the other hand, “Questionnaire” is displayed in the third line of the “Function” item. In other words, the side receiving the gift indicates that the questionnaire function can be used.
In addition, the “questionnaire function” has a plurality of “features”, and the following features are possible, for example, when the gift recipient uses the “questionnaire function”.
That is, the gift recipient can select a gift after answering the questionnaire or before answering the questionnaire by using the questionnaire function. Further, when the questionnaire answer is “arbitrary”, there is a feature that a gift can be selected without answering the questionnaire.
Similarly, “original video distribution” is displayed in the fourth line of the “function” item. In other words, the side receiving the gift indicates that the original moving image distribution function can be used.
In addition, the “original moving image distribution function” has a plurality of “features”, and the following features are possible by using the “original moving image distribution function” on the side where the gift is received.
In other words, the gift receiving side uses the original moving image distribution function so that a message can be left on the person who gave it (thank you message).

For example, the series of processes described above can be executed by hardware or can be executed by software.
In addition, one functional block may be constituted by hardware alone, software alone, or a combination thereof.
In other words, the functional configuration of FIG. 12 is merely an example, and is not particularly limited.
That is, it is sufficient that the information processing system has a function capable of executing the above-described series of processing as a whole, and what functional block is used to realize this function is not particularly limited to the example of FIG. Further, the location of the functional block is not particularly limited to that shown in FIG.
In addition, one functional block may be constituted by hardware alone, software alone, or a combination thereof.

For example, when a series of processing is executed by software, a program constituting the software is installed in a computer or the like from a network or a recording medium.
The computer may be a computer incorporated in dedicated hardware.
Further, the computer may be a computer that can execute various functions by installing various programs, for example, a server, a smartphone, a personal computer, or various devices.

  Further, for example, a recording medium including such a program is constituted by a removable medium (not shown) distributed separately from the apparatus main body in order to provide a program to a gift giver, a gift giver, and a product provider. In addition, the recording medium is provided with a recording medium or the like provided to the user in a state of being incorporated in advance in the apparatus main body.

In the present specification, the step of describing the program recorded on the recording medium is not limited to the processing performed in time series along the order, but is not necessarily performed in time series, either in parallel or individually. The process to be executed is also included.
Further, in the present specification, the term “system” means an overall apparatus configured by a plurality of devices, a plurality of means, and the like.

In other words, the information processing system to which the present invention is applied can take various embodiments having the following configurations.
That is, an information processing system to which the present invention is applied is
Management means for managing the execution of the first process for transferring the gift to a presenter who has presented information indicating that he has the right to receive a gift;
Candidate determination means for determining a product or service including at least one or more products or services arbitrarily selected by the gift giver as a gift candidate that can be transferred by the first management means;
It is enough to have
Thereby, in the service which provides a gift, the opportunity of the said service can be utilized more effectively.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Server, 2 ... Gifter terminal, 3 ... Hand terminal, 4 ... Product provider terminal, 21 ... CPU, 101 ... Validity / invalidation function part, 102 ..Questionnaire function unit 103 ... Content function unit 104 ... Original product function unit 105 ... Shareholder information function unit 106 ... AI function unit 107 ... Gift course content change function 108, product selection function unit 109, integrated management unit 110, gift processing unit

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Management means for managing the execution of the first process for transferring the gift to a presenter who has presented information indicating that he has the right to receive a gift;
Candidate determination means for determining a product or service including at least one or more products or services arbitrarily selected by the gift giver as a gift candidate that can be transferred by the first management means;
An information processing apparatus comprising:

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