JP2021179657A - Commodity sales data processing device, commodity sales data processing method, and program - Google Patents

Abstract

To efficiently issue a receipt.SOLUTION: A commodity sales data processing device comprises transaction content input means, issuance acceptance means and issuance means. The transaction content input means accepts an input of a transaction content including an input of the amount of a past transaction and an input of a tax rate during the transaction. The issuance acceptance means accepts the issuance of a receipt. The issuance means issues a first receipt on which the transaction content accepted by the transaction content input means is printed when the issuance acceptance means accepts the issuance.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 5

Description

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

Conventionally, in stores and the like, POS (Point Of Sales) terminals that issue receipts capable of describing an address have been used. The receipt can be issued, for example, when the settlement is completed. As a related technology, for example, a technology for issuing a receipt clearly indicating the paid consideration such as the bonus amount in the shopping voucher and the premium amount in the gift certificate with premium and the payment amount due to the additional portion exceeding the consideration amount. Is disclosed (see, for example, Patent Document 1 below).

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2016-076016

However, in the conventional technique, if the customer requests to issue a receipt after the fact without issuing a receipt when the settlement is completed, the clerk uses the receipt number of the receipt presented by the customer as the POS. Operate and input to the terminal. Then, the POS terminal issues a receipt based on the search result of the transaction information based on the input receipt number. For this reason, in the prior art, it may take time to input the receipt number and search the transaction information, that is, it may take time to issue the receipt, and the receipt is efficiently created. There was a problem that sometimes I couldn't do it.

The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a technique capable of efficiently producing a receipt.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the product sales data processing device according to one aspect of the present invention accepts the input of the transaction amount in which the transaction was made in the past and the input of the transaction content including the tax rate at the time of the transaction. When the issuance is accepted by the transaction content input means, the issuance receiving means that accepts the issuance of the receipt, and the issuance receiving means, the first receipt printed with the transaction content accepted by the transaction content input means. It is a product sales data processing device characterized by comprising an issuing means for issuing a product.

It is a network block diagram of the POS (Point Of Sales) system which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the installation example of a POS terminal 20. It is a figure which shows an example of the hardware composition of a POS terminal 20. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the screen displayed on the POS terminal 20 when issuing the first receipt. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the screen displayed on the POS terminal 20 when issuing the first receipt. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the screen displayed on the POS terminal 20 when issuing the first receipt. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the screen displayed on the POS terminal 20 when issuing the first receipt. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the screen displayed on the POS terminal 20 when issuing the first receipt. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the 1st receipt 900. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the process at the time of issuing a receipt performed by a POS terminal 20.

(Embodiment)
FIG. 1 is a network configuration diagram of a POS (Point Of Sales) system according to an embodiment of the present invention. The POS system 1 can be introduced in various stores such as supermarkets, home centers, convenience stores, and various supply stores. The POS system 1 shown in FIG. 1 includes a store controller (store computer, management device) 10, a monitoring terminal 11, and three POS terminals 20-1, POS terminal 20-2, and POS terminal 20-3. Hereinafter, when the POS terminals 20-1, 20-2, and 20-3 are not particularly distinguished, they are referred to as POS terminals 20.

The store controller 10, the monitoring terminal 11, and the POS terminal 20 are communicably connected via a LAN (Local Area Network) 55.
The store controller 10 records various information such as items and prices of products in the store, inventory status, sales history, and deposit / withdrawal records. For example, the store controller 10 includes a transaction information database that stores transaction information. The transaction information includes, for example, transaction identification information that identifies the transaction, the date when the transaction was made, the purchased product in the transaction, the tax rate of each product, the total amount, and the member information of the member who made the transaction. Is the information associated with each.

The monitoring terminal 11 displays the status (operation mode, processing status, etc.) of the POS terminal 20 and controls the POS terminal 20.
The POS terminal 20 is a register for registering and paying for goods. The POS terminal 20 is an example of a product sales data processing device. In the POS system 1, the number of POS terminals 20 is 3, but it may be 1 or 4 or more.

(Configuration of POS terminal 20)
Next, the configuration of the POS terminal 20 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3.
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an installation example of the POS terminal 20.
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the POS terminal 20. In FIGS. 2 and 3, the same parts are designated by the same reference numerals.

FIG. 2A is a perspective view of the POS terminal 20 as viewed from the customer side. FIG. 2B is a perspective view of the POS terminal 20 as viewed from the store clerk side. As shown in FIG. 2A, the counter 230 is placed on the right side of the POS terminal 20 when viewed from the customer side. The counter 230 can carry a shopping cart. Although omitted in the drawing, the counter 230 may also be placed on the left side of the POS terminal 20 when viewed from the customer side in FIG. 2A. That is, the counter 230 may be placed on both sides of the POS terminal 20.

Further, the POS terminal 20 includes a barber's pole 220. The barber's pole 220 includes a light emitting unit. The light emitting unit of the barber's pole 220 is, for example, a lamp or an LED (light emitting diode), and can be lit in a predetermined color or in a predetermined lighting mode. Depending on the lighting mode of the barber's pole 220, it may indicate that the POS terminal 20 is in use, or it may indicate a notification to call a clerk. The sign pole 220 is provided at the highest position of the POS terminal 20, and it is possible to make a clerk who is not around the POS terminal 20 recognize the lighting mode.

Hereinafter, a configuration example of the POS terminal 20 shown in FIG. 3 will be described with reference to FIG. The POS terminal 20 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 201, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 202, a RAM (Random access Memory) 203, a hard disk 204, a customer side display unit 205, a customer side scanner unit 206, and the like. It includes a card settlement unit 208, a change machine 209, a store clerk side display unit 210, a key operation unit 211, a store clerk side scanner unit 212, a printing unit 213, an audio output unit 214, and a communication unit 215. These can communicate with each other via the bus.

The CPU 201 is a central processing unit, and controls the operation of the POS terminal 20 by reading and executing various programs stored in the ROM 202. The various programs include a product sales data processing program according to the present embodiment.
The ROM 202 is a read-only memory, and stores various information used by the CPU 201 including a program.

The RAM 203 is a memory that can be read and written, and stores various information. For example, the RAM 203 stores information acquired from the outside (for example, a product master acquired from the store controller 10) and information generated in the process. This information includes, for example, registration information (registration data) generated in the registration process for registering products, settlement information generated in the settlement process for settlement (settlement) of registered products (purchased products), and the like.

The hard disk 204 stores various information. The hard disk 204 may store, for example, a program executed by the CPU 201 instead of the ROM 202. Further, instead of the RAM 203, information acquired from the outside or information generated in the process may be stored.

The customer side display unit 205 is a touch display for the customer. The customer side display unit 205 displays various information to the customer and accepts various inputs from the customer.

The customer-side scanner unit 206 is a customer-use scanner unit that optically reads various types of information. For example, the customer-side scanner unit 206 optically scans a barcode (product code, etc.) attached to a product or a code (bar code, two-dimensional code, etc.) printed on an accounting ticket (registered trademark). read. In addition to the above, the customer-side scanner unit 206 has a code (bar code, 2) printed on gift certificates (gift certificates, coupons, complimentary tickets) and various cards (for example, membership cards, point cards, etc.). Dimension code etc.) may be read. The registration of the product is not limited to the registration by reading the code by the scanner unit 206 on the customer side. For example, it is possible to display a preset key (button for ordering a product) corresponding to a product on the customer side display unit 205, and register the product by operating (pressing) the preset key by the customer. be.

The card payment unit 208 is a payment mechanism using various cards. Various cards include credit cards, prepaid cards that are electronic money, and point cards. The amount (remaining amount) is stored (charged) in the prepaid card. The card settlement unit 208 includes a card recognition unit (reading unit), a display unit, and an operation unit. The card recognition unit magnetically or electrically reads information on various cards. The read information is used to settle the purchased product. The card recognition unit can also recognize the information used in the settlement of the purchased product, for example, when using the points held by the point card. Further, the card recognition unit can also recognize information that is not used for the settlement of the purchased product this time, for example, when giving points to the point card.

The card payment unit 208 of the present embodiment includes a card recognition unit, a display unit, and an operation unit, but is not limited to this, and may be at least provided with a card recognition unit. Further, the card recognition unit corresponds to a non-contact type card (IC card) and a contact type card (IC card, magnetic card).

The change machine 209 (cash settlement unit) is a cash settlement mechanism, and has a bill / coin slot and a bill / coin discharge port. The change machine 209 calculates the amount of money to be put into the slot, calculates the amount of change which is the difference between the amount of money to be put in and the amount of purchase, and discharges the change from the slot. The change machine 209 is aimed at the customer side, and accepts various operations and cash input from the customer. The change machine 209 has a sensor that detects banknotes and coins inserted into the slot. The sensor detects that bills or coins have been inserted into the slot, detects the number of coins by denomination, and the like. The payment unit is formed by the card settlement unit 208 and the change machine 209.

The clerk side display unit 210 is a touch display for the clerk. The store clerk side display unit 210 displays various information to the store clerk and accepts various inputs from the store clerk.

The key operation unit 211 is composed of various keys (hardware keys, buttons). The key operation unit 211 receives various inputs from the clerk. The key operation unit 211 includes a number key for inputting a number, a key corresponding to a product to be registered, and a key for switching a mode.

The clerk-side scanner unit 212 is a clerk-side scanner unit that optically reads various types of information. For example, the clerk-side scanner unit 212 optically reads the bar code attached to the product or the clerk code attached to the clerk's name tag. In addition to the above, the clerk-side scanner unit 212 may read the code printed on the checkout ticket, the gift certificate, and the code printed on various cards.

The registration of the product is not limited to the registration by reading the code by the scanner unit 212 on the clerk side. For example, even if a key corresponding to a product (for example, a key corresponding to a sports newspaper) is arranged in the key operation unit 211 and the key is operated (pressed) by a clerk, the product is registered. good. It is also possible to display a preset key corresponding to a product on the display unit 210 on the clerk side and register the product by operating the preset key by the clerk.

The printing unit 213 prints and outputs various media (receipts, receipts, accounting tickets, etc.). The printing unit 213 can change the direction of the media issuing port. Specifically, the printing unit 213 has a rotatable mechanism, and is configured so that the medium issuing port faces from the clerk side to the customer side and from the customer side to the clerk side. The orientation of the media issuing port may be manually changeable or may be automatically changed according to the switching of the operation mode. The printing unit 213 may be provided with a sensor for detecting the correctness of the orientation of the printing issuing port.

The audio output unit 214 outputs audio. For example, the voice output unit 214 outputs voice guidance, a warning sound, and the like. The voice guidance and the horn sound are related to, for example, product registration and settlement.
The communication unit 215 is an interface for transmitting / receiving information to / from other devices (store controller 10, monitoring terminal 11 and other POS terminal 20).

(Overview of each operation mode)
Subsequently, the operation mode of the POS terminal 20 will be described. The POS terminal 20 has a plurality of operation modes. The plurality of operation modes are operation modes during normal business (operation modes related to registration processing and settlement processing). The plurality of operation modes are a normal mode, an accounting-only mode, and a full self mode. The POS terminal 20 is controlled to one of a plurality of operation modes. Hereinafter, each mode of the normal mode, the accounting-only mode, and the full self mode will be briefly described.

(Normal mode)
The normal mode is an operation mode in which the product registration on the clerk side (hereinafter sometimes referred to as "product registration") is enabled and the product registration on the customer side is invalidated. That is, the normal mode is an operation mode in which the registration process on the clerk side is executed without executing the registration process on the customer side. In the product registration on the clerk side, the purchased product is registered using the scanner unit 212 on the clerk side, the display unit 210 on the clerk side, and the key operation unit 211. In the normal mode, it is possible to make payments such as inserting coins (banknotes and coins) and reading various cards. Specifically, in the normal mode, for example, it is possible to accept a cash settlement operation (insertion of money into the change machine 209).

Further, in the normal mode, the registration information can be transmitted to another POS terminal 20. The transmission of the registration information to the other POS terminal 20 is to transmit the registration information generated in the registration process to another POS terminal 20 (POS terminal 20 in the accounting-only mode) capable of executing the settlement process. .. Also, in the normal mode, it is possible to issue a checkout ticket. Issuing an accounting ticket is to encode the registration information and the like generated in the registration process, print it on a print medium (accounting ticket), and output it. The other POS terminal 20 can perform the settlement process by reading the code of the accounting ticket.

(Accounting-only mode)
The accounting-only mode is an operation mode in which reception of registration information from another POS terminal 20, reading of accounting tickets, and insertion of money are enabled, and product registration on the clerk side and the customer side is invalidated. Receiving the registration information from the other POS terminal 20 is a function of receiving the registration information generated in the registration process of the other POS terminal 20. Reading a checkout is to read the code printed on the checkout or to read the coded information. The accounting-only mode is an operation mode in which the registration process is not executed in the own terminal, but the settlement process is executed exclusively based on the registration information generated in the other POS terminal 20.

(Full self mode)
The full self mode is an operation mode in which product registration on the customer side is enabled. That is, the full self mode is an operation mode premised on the registration process on the customer side. In the product registration on the customer side, the purchased product is registered using the scanner unit 206 on the customer side and the display unit 205 on the customer side. Further, the full self mode is an operation mode in which the settlement process can be performed on the own terminal. Specifically, the full self-mode is an operation mode in which the input of money is valid, the transmission of registration information to another POS terminal 20 and the issuance of a checkout ticket are invalidated.

(About the function to issue a receipt for the POS terminal 20)
Next, the function of issuing the receipt of the POS terminal 20 will be described. The POS terminal 20 includes a transaction content input unit, an issue reception unit, an issue unit, and an acquisition unit. These functional units are realized by the CPU 201. That is, the CPU 201 realizes these functions by executing a predetermined program (for example, a product sales data processing program).

The transaction content input unit accepts the input of transaction content. The transaction content includes the transaction amount of the product that has been traded in the past and the tax rate at the time of the transaction. The tax rate at the time of transaction is the tax rate at the time when a product is traded. When the customer presents a receipt for which a transaction has been made in the past, the clerk refers to the receipt and inputs the transaction details. That is, the transaction content input unit accepts the input of the transaction content by the operation of the clerk. The transaction content may include the amount of the product, the tax rate of the product, the tax amount, and the product name. In this specification, "receipt" means an unaddressed item. In addition, in this specification, "receipt" means a receipt.

The transaction content input unit receives input of transaction content from the store clerk side display unit 210 and the key operation unit 211. Specifically, the transaction content input unit receives the amount from the key operation unit 211, displays a screen for accepting the tax rate on the clerk side display unit 210, and receives the tax rate from the clerk side display unit 210. The transaction content input unit is not limited to accepting the amount from the key operation unit 211, and may accept the amount from the clerk side display unit 210. Further, the transaction content input unit is not limited to accepting the tax rate from the clerk side display unit 210, and may accept the tax rate from the key operation unit 211.

The issuance reception department accepts the issuance of receipts. The issuance reception unit receives issuance of receipts from the store clerk side display unit 210 and the key operation unit 211. For example, the issuance reception unit displays a screen for accepting the issuance of a receipt on the clerk side display unit 210, and accepts the issuance of the receipt from the clerk side display unit 210.

When the issuance of a receipt is accepted by the issuance receiving unit, the issuing unit issues a first receipt printed with the transaction details accepted by the transaction content input unit. The issuing unit controls the printing unit 213 to issue the first receipt.

Further, in the present embodiment, the transaction content input unit accepts input of the date on which the transaction was made. For example, the transaction content input unit displays a calendar on the clerk side display unit 210 and accepts the date when the product is traded from the clerk side display unit 210. The issuing department issues a first receipt printed with the transaction details including the date.

Further, in the present embodiment, the transaction content input unit accepts input of the purchase points of the product. For example, the transaction content input unit displays a number indicating the purchase points on the clerk side display unit 210, and receives the purchase points from the clerk side display unit 210. The issuing unit issues a first receipt in which the transaction details including the purchased points are printed.

Further, in the present embodiment, the transaction content input unit accepts the input of the purchaser's address. For example, the transaction content input unit displays a signature line on the customer side display unit 205 and accepts an address from a customer with a touch pen. The transaction content input unit may accept the address of the purchaser by using the member information of the customer. Specifically, the transaction content input unit identifies the customer's name from the member information obtained from the customer's membership card, displays a selection button as to whether or not to use the name as the address, and displays the address of the purchaser. You may accept the transaction contents including. The issuing department issues a first receipt printed with the transaction details including the customer's address.

Further, in the present embodiment, the acquisition unit acquires the clerk information assigned to each clerk. The clerk information includes, for example, clerk code and clerk name information. For example, the acquisition unit acquires the store clerk information including the store clerk code by reading the store clerk code attached to the store clerk's name tag by the store clerk side scanner unit 212. The issuing department issues a first receipt printed with a seal (seal indicating the name of the clerk) corresponding to the clerk indicated by the clerk information acquired by the acquisition department.

The POS terminal 20 may be configured to include a voice input unit (microphone). In this case, the transaction content input unit and the issuance reception unit may receive various inputs from the voice input unit. good.

In the present embodiment, the issuing unit can issue a second receipt and a third receipt. The second receipt is a receipt based on the transaction information obtained when the settlement is completed. This transaction information is, for example, the transaction information in which the most recently traded transaction was made. The second receipt is, specifically, a receipt that can be issued together with the issuance of a receipt after the settlement is completed.

The third receipt is a receipt based on transaction identification information that identifies past transactions. The transaction identification information is information obtained by searching using the transaction identification information (for example, the receipt number) printed on the receipt. Specifically, the issuance of the third receipt will be described specifically. When the POS terminal 20 receives the input of the transaction identification information from the clerk, the POS terminal 20 requests the store controller 10 to transmit the transaction information including the transaction identification information. When the POS terminal 20 receives the transaction information including the transaction identification information from the store controller 10, the POS terminal 20 issues a third receipt using the received transaction information. The transaction identification information may be input by the clerk as an operation input, or when the transaction identification information is described as a code (bar code or the like) on the receipt, the code may be read by the clerk side scanner unit 212. good.

(An example of the screen displayed on the POS terminal 20)
Next, an example of a screen displayed on the POS terminal 20 when issuing the first receipt will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 to 8.
4 to 8 are explanatory views showing an example of a screen displayed on the POS terminal 20 when issuing the first receipt. FIG. 4A shows an example of a screen displayed on the clerk side display unit 210 of the POS terminal 20. As shown in FIG. 4A, various buttons 405 are displayed on the clerk side display unit 210. When the receipt issuance start button 405a is pressed among the various buttons 405, the receipt type selection screen 400 is displayed.

On the receipt type selection screen 400, either the manual input button 401 or the transaction search button 402 can be selected and displayed. The manual input button 401 is a button indicating that a receipt (first receipt) by manual input is issued. The transaction search button 402 is a button indicating that a receipt (third receipt) to be searched based on the transaction identification information that identifies the past transaction is issued. When the transaction search button 402 is pressed, the screen transitions to a screen (not shown) that accepts the input of the transaction identification information described in the receipt, and the transaction information is searched based on the input transaction identification information. It becomes possible to issue a third receipt using the transaction information obtained by. On the other hand, when the manual input button 401 is pressed, the screen transitions to the screen shown in FIG. 4 (B).

As shown in FIG. 4B, the tax amount print selection screen 410 is displayed on the clerk side display unit 210. The tax amount print selection screen 410 includes a print button 411 and a non-print button 412. The print button 411 is a button indicating that the tax amount is printed. The non-print button 412 is a button indicating that the tax amount is not printed. When the non-print button 412 is pressed, the screen transitions to the screen for accepting the input of the amount (for example, the screen of FIG. 5B), and the first receipt can be issued without printing the tax amount. .. On the other hand, when the print button 411 is pressed, the screen transitions to the screen shown in FIG. 5A.

As shown in FIG. 5A, the tax rate selection screen 500 is displayed on the clerk side display unit 210. The tax rate selection screen 500 includes a tax rate selection button 501 (501a to 501d) that accepts the selection of the tax rate, and an OK button 502. The tax rate selection buttons 501a to 501c are buttons for accepting the selection of the tax rate indicated by the displayed numbers. The tax rate selection button 501d is a button that accepts the selection (input) of an arbitrary tax rate. That is, the tax rate selection button 501d is a button that accepts the input of the tax rate manually. Further, on the tax rate selection screen 500, it is possible to accept the selection of two or more tax rate selection buttons 501 among the tax rate selection buttons 501a to 501d. For example, when there are a plurality of products having different tax rates in the purchased products, the clerk selects a plurality of tax rates. The OK button 502 is a button for confirming the tax rate accepted by the tax rate selection button 501.

In FIG. 5A, when the tax rate selection button 501a indicating 8% is selected, the screen transitions to the screen shown in FIG. 5B. Further, in FIG. 5A, when the tax rate selection button 501b indicating 10% is selected, the screen transitions to the screen shown in FIG. 6A. Further, in FIG. 5A, when a plurality of tax rate selection buttons 501 (tax rate selection button 501a indicating 8% and tax rate selection button 501b indicating 10%) are selected, the screen shown in FIG. 6B is displayed. Transition.

FIG. 5B shows an input display screen 510 displayed on the clerk side display unit 210 when the tax rate is 8%. The input display screen 510 indicates that the tax rate is 8%, and also includes a tax-included total column 511, a tax-excluded amount column 512, a tax amount column 513, an input button 514, a tax rate selection button 515, and an issue button 516. , End button 517 and so on.

In the tax-included total column 511, the tax-included total amount entered by the clerk using the key operation unit 211 is displayed. For example, the clerk refers to the receipt presented by the customer and inputs the tax-included amount using the key operation unit 211. In the tax-excluded amount column 512, the tax-included amount entered by the clerk and the tax-excluded amount calculated based on the tax rate (8%) are displayed. That is, when the clerk inputs the tax-excluded amount, the tax-excluded amount is automatically displayed in the tax-excluded amount column 512. In the tax amount column 513, the tax amount calculated based on the tax-included amount entered by the clerk and the tax rate (8%) is displayed. That is, when the clerk inputs the tax-included amount, the tax amount is automatically displayed in the tax amount column 513.

The input button 514 is a button that accepts input such as a purchase date and purchase points. When the input button 514 is pressed, the screen transitions to the detailed input screen shown in FIG. The tax rate selection button 515 is a button that accepts a change in the tax rate. When the tax rate selection button 515 is pressed, the screen returns to, for example, the tax rate selection screen 500 shown in FIG. 5A. The issue button 516 is a button for accepting the issuance of the first receipt. When the issue button 516 is pressed, the first receipt is output from the printing unit 213. The end button 517 is a button for accepting the cancellation of the issuance of the first receipt. When the end button 517 is pressed, the screen returns to the original screen (for example, the screen before the receipt type selection screen 400 of FIG. 4A is displayed).

FIG. 6A shows an input display screen 600 displayed on the clerk side display unit 210 when the tax rate of 10% is selected. The input display screen 600 shows that the tax rate is 10%, and also includes a tax-included total column 511, a tax-excluded amount column 512, a tax amount column 513, an input button 514, a tax rate selection button 515, and an issue button 516. , End button 517 and so on. In the following, the contents already described will be omitted as appropriate.

In the tax-included total column 511, the tax-included total amount entered by the clerk using the key operation unit 211 is displayed. In the tax-excluded amount column 512, the tax-included amount entered by the clerk and the tax-excluded amount calculated based on the tax rate (10%) are displayed. In the tax amount column 513, the tax amount calculated based on the tax-included amount entered by the clerk and the tax rate (10%) is displayed.

FIG. 6B shows an input display screen 610 displayed on the clerk side display unit 210 when the tax rate of 8% and the tax rate of 10% are selected. The input display screen 610 is a screen capable of accepting input of transaction details for a tax rate of 8% and a tax rate of 10%, respectively. The input display screen 610 is a screen in which the tax-included total column 511 (511a, 511b) and the tax amount column 513 (513a, 513b) are displayed for each of the tax rate of 8% and the tax rate of 10%.

In the tax-included total column 511a and the tax-included total column 511b, the tax-included total amount entered by the clerk using the key operation unit 211 is displayed, respectively. In the tax amount column 513a and the tax amount column 513b, the tax amount calculated based on the tax-included amount entered by the clerk and the tax rate (8% or 10%) is displayed, respectively. Although the tax-excluded amount column 512 is not displayed in FIG. 6B, the tax-excluded amount column 512 may be displayed for each of the tax rate of 8% and the tax rate of 10%.

Further, the input display screen 610 of FIG. 6B accepts the total amount including tax at different tax rates, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the input of the total amount including the total amount including tax of different tax rates may be accepted first. For example, it is assumed that 1000 yen is input as the total amount. Then, when the total tax-included amount corresponding to one tax rate is input, the total tax-included amount or tax amount corresponding to the other tax rate may be automatically calculated. For example, if 500 yen is entered as the total tax-included amount corresponding to the tax rate of 8%, the total tax-included amount of 10% tax rate is "total amount (1000 yen)"-"total tax-included amount of 8% (500 yen)". = It may be calculated automatically as "10% total amount including tax (500 yen)". Similarly, as another example, if the total amount including tax corresponding to the tax rate of 8% is changed to 400 yen, the total amount including tax with a tax rate of 10% will be changed to "total amount (1000 yen)"-"total including tax of 8%". It may be calculated automatically as "amount (400 yen)" = "total amount including tax of 10% (600 yen)".

FIG. 7 shows a detailed input screen 700 displayed on the clerk side display unit 210. The detailed input screen 700 includes a purchase date column 710, a purchase point number column 720, an address column 730, a person in charge column 740, and an OK button 750. The purchase date column 710 includes a calendar button 711. The calendar button 711 is a button that accepts the input of the purchase date. Specifically, when the calendar button 711 is pressed, the calendar is displayed. The clerk refers to the receipt presented by the customer and selects the purchase date from the dates indicated by the displayed calendar. The selected purchase date is displayed in the purchase date column 710.

The purchase point column 720 includes a point selection button 721. The point selection button 712 is a button that accepts input of purchase points. Specifically, when the point selection button 712 is pressed, a number for accepting the purchased points is displayed. The clerk refers to the receipt presented by the customer and selects a number indicating the number of purchased items from the displayed numbers. When a number is selected, the number of purchase points indicated by the number is displayed in the purchase point column 720.

In the address field 730, a title button 731, a membership card button 732, and a manual input button 733 are displayed. When the title button 731 is pressed, "upper" is displayed in the address field 730. When the membership card button is pressed, the name of the customer specified from the membership card is displayed in the address field 730. When the manual input button 733 is pressed, as shown in FIG. 8, a screen for accepting the signature is displayed on the customer side display unit 205.

In the person in charge column 740, information on the clerk who operates the POS terminal 20 is displayed. For example, when the clerk code attached to the clerk's name tag is read by the clerk-side scanner unit 212, the clerk logs in to the POS terminal 20, and the clerk's information is displayed in the person in charge column 740. The OK button 750 is a button for confirming various inputs input to the detailed input screen 700. When the OK button 750 is pressed, the input display screens 510, 600, and 610 are returned, for example, depending on the selected tax rate.

Before selecting the tax rate shown in FIG. 5A, the POS terminal 20 may be able to accept the input of the purchase date. That is, the POS terminal 20 may accept the selection of the tax rate after receiving the input of the purchase date. Here, for example, there may be a change in the tax rate system between the entered purchase date and the current date. In this case, the POS terminal 20 may display the tax rate selection button 501 indicating the tax rate before the change date of the tax rate system on the screen for accepting the selection of the tax rate (for example, the tax rate selection screen 500 in FIG. 5A). good. Further, the POS terminal 20 may notify that the tax rate system has been changed.

FIG. 8 shows a signature reception screen 800 displayed on the customer side display unit 205. The signature reception screen 800 includes a notification prompting the signature, a signature reception field 801 and an OK button 802. When the customer signs the signature reception field 801 with the touch pen, the signed characters are displayed in the signature reception field 801. Then, when the customer presses the OK button 802, the same contents as those displayed in the signature reception field 801 are displayed in the address field 730 (see FIG. 7) of the clerk side display unit 210.

(An example of the first receipt 900)
FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the first receipt 900. Note that FIG. 9 describes the first receipt 900 issued when the tax rate of 8% and the tax rate of 10% are selected. As shown in FIG. 9, the first receipt 900 includes an issue date display 901, an address display 902, an amount display 903, a purchase date and time display 904, a purchase point display 905, a tax rate display 906, and a tax amount. The display 907, the proviso display 908, and the person in charge mark display 909 are described.

The issue date display 901 indicates the date on which the first receipt 900 is issued. The address display 902 indicates the address entered in the address field 730 (see FIG. 7). The font displayed on the address display 902 may be the font as it is signed by the customer with the touch pen in the signature reception field 801 (see FIG. 8), or the character signed by the customer may be analyzed and a predetermined font (for example, for example). It may be Mincho typeface, Gothic typeface, etc.).

The amount display 903 indicates the total amount of the tax-included amount of 8% tax rate and the tax-included amount of 10% tax rate. The purchase date / time display 904 indicates the date / time (date / time when the product was purchased) entered in the purchase date column 710 (see FIG. 7). The purchase point display 905 indicates the purchase points entered in the purchase point column 720 (see FIG. 7). The tax rate display 906 indicates a tax-included amount with a tax rate of 8% and a tax-included amount with a tax rate of 10%. The tax amount display 907 indicates the tax amount within the tax-included amount of the tax rate of 8% and the tax amount within the tax-included amount of the tax rate of 10%. However, the written display 908 indicates the main name of the purchased product. The proviso display 908 may be handwritten by the clerk as a blank, or the clerk may accept the content to be entered in the proviso display 908 on the detailed input screen 700 (see FIG. 7). The person in charge display 909 indicates the seal of the logged-in clerk displayed in the person in charge column 740.

Here, the second receipt and the third receipt will be supplemented. The second receipt and the third receipt have the same contents. Specifically, in the second receipt and the third receipt, for example, an amount display 903, a purchase date and time display 904, and a tax amount display 907 are described. Further, in the second receipt and the third receipt, the address display 902, the proviso display 908, and the person in charge stamp display 909 are blank. Further, in the second receipt and the third receipt, the issue date display 901, the purchase point display 905, and the tax rate display 906 are not described at all. Therefore, the second receipt and the third receipt may have different descriptions from the first receipt.

Regarding the first receipt, the address display 902, the proviso display 908, and the person in charge stamp display 909 are left blank, and the issue date display 901, the purchase point display 905, and the tax rate display 906 are nothing. It is also possible not to list it. Specifically, the first receipt can be described as such according to the operation of the clerk. In this case, the second receipt and the third receipt have the same description as the first receipt.

(An example of processing when issuing a receipt performed by the POS terminal 20)
FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an example of processing performed by the POS terminal 20 when issuing a receipt. In FIG. 10, the POS terminal 20 determines whether or not to issue a receipt (step S1001). Issuing a receipt means, for example, pressing the receipt issuance start button 405a or pressing a button for accepting the issuance of a receipt (second receipt) when the settlement is completed.

The POS terminal 20 waits until it is determined to issue a receipt (step S1001: NO). On the other hand, if it is determined to issue a receipt (step S1001: YES), the POS terminal 20 determines whether or not the type of receipt is manually input (first receipt 900) (step). S1002).

When the type of the receipt is manually input (step S1002: YES), the POS terminal 20 accepts whether or not the tax amount is printed (step S1003). Then, the POS terminal 20 accepts the selection of the tax rate (step S1004). Next, the POS terminal 20 receives the total amount including tax (step S1005).

Then, the POS terminal 20 accepts the purchase date (step S1006). Further, the POS terminal 20 accepts the address (step S1007). Next, the POS terminal 20 accepts the number of purchased points (step S1008). Then, the POS terminal 20 issues the first receipt 900 based on the input contents (step S1009), and ends a series of processes. The various processes shown in steps S1003 to S1008 are not limited to the order shown in FIG. 10, and may be in any order. Further, it is not always necessary to accept the contents shown in each process, and there may be some contents that are not accepted according to the operation of the clerk.

In step S1002, when the receipt type is not manually input (first receipt 900) (step S1002: NO), the POS terminal 20 has a receipt type of transaction search (third receipt). It is determined whether or not it is a receipt (step S1010). When the type of the receipt is based on the transaction search (step S1010: YES), the POS terminal 20 receives the transaction identification information (receipt number) from the clerk (step S1011).

Then, the POS terminal 20 receives the transaction identification information from the clerk by operation input or the like (step S1011). Next, the POS terminal 20 requests the store controller 10 to perform a transaction search using the transaction identification information (step S1012). Specifically, the POS terminal 20 transmits the input transaction identification information to the store controller 10. As a result, the POS terminal 20 receives the transaction information including the identification information searched by the store controller 10. Then, based on the received transaction information (search result), a third receipt is issued (step S1013), and a series of processes is completed.

In step S1010, when the type of receipt is not by transaction search (third receipt) (step S1010: NO), that is, the button for accepting the issuance of the second receipt is pressed when the settlement is completed. If so, a second receipt is issued (step S1014) based on the current transaction information, and a series of processes is completed.

As described above, in the present embodiment, the POS terminal 20 accepts the transaction content including the amount of the product that has been traded in the past and the tax rate of the product, and the issuance of the receipt is accepted. In this case, a first receipt 900 is issued, which is a printout of the received transaction details. Therefore, when issuing a receipt, it is not necessary for the clerk to input the transaction identification information or inquire at the store controller 10 to search for the transaction information, so that the receipt (first receipt 900) can be easily and quickly issued. Can be issued. Therefore, the receipt (first receipt 900) can be efficiently created.

Further, in the present embodiment, the POS terminal 20 accepts the transaction content including the date when the product is traded, and issues the first receipt 900 in which the transaction content including the date is printed. This makes it possible to issue a first receipt 900 printed with the date when the goods were traded. For this reason, the clerk can save the trouble of entering the date on the issued receipt, so that the receipt (first receipt 900) can be easily and quickly created.

Further, in the present embodiment, the POS terminal 20 accepts the transaction content including the purchase points of the product, and issues the first receipt 900 in which the transaction content including the purchase points is printed. As a result, the first receipt 900 in which the purchase points of the product are printed can be issued. For this reason, the clerk can save the trouble of entering the purchase points on the issued receipt, so that the receipt (first receipt 900) can be easily and quickly created.

Further, in the present embodiment, the POS terminal 20 accepts the transaction content including the address of the purchaser and issues the first receipt 900 in which the transaction content including the address is printed. As a result, the first receipt 900 printed with the address of the purchaser can be issued. For this reason, it is possible to save the trouble of the clerk writing the address on the issued receipt, and it is possible to easily and quickly create the receipt (first receipt 900).

Further, in the present embodiment, the POS terminal 20 acquires the clerk information assigned to each clerk, and issues the first receipt 900 printed with the seal corresponding to the clerk indicated by the acquired clerk information. I made it. As a result, the first receipt 900 printed with the seal of the clerk can be issued. Therefore, since it is possible to save the trouble of the clerk stamping the issued receipt, it is possible to easily and quickly create the receipt (first receipt 900).

Further, in the present embodiment, the POS terminal 20 is based on the first receipt 900, the second receipt based on the transaction information obtained when the settlement is completed, and the transaction identification information for identifying the past transaction. A third receipt can be issued. Therefore, a second receipt can be issued at the same time as the receipt at the timing when the settlement is completed. Further, if it is desired to issue a receipt corresponding to the receipt number, a third receipt can be issued. Therefore, since various receipts can be issued depending on the situation and the like, the convenience of issuing the receipts can be improved.

(Modified example of the embodiment)
Hereinafter, a modified example of the embodiment will be described. In each of the following modifications, the contents described in the above-described embodiment will be omitted as appropriate.

(Modification 1)
In the above-described embodiment, when the receipt issuance start button 405a is pressed, as shown in FIGS. 4 (A) and 4 (B) and FIG. 5 (A), a configuration for sequentially accepting various inputs will be described. bottom. In addition to or instead of such a configuration, in the first modification, when the receipt issuance start button 405a is pressed, FIGS. 4A, 4B, and 5A are shown. ) Will be described with respect to the configuration that does not sequentially transition to the screen shown in).

In the first modification, the POS terminal 20 includes tax as shown in FIGS. 5 (B), 6 (A), and 6 (B) when the receipt issuance start button 405a shown in FIG. 4 (A) is pressed. Moves to one of the screens where you can enter the total amount. Which screen to transition to may be set in advance. Specifically, the screen may be changed to one of the screens according to the preset tax rate. For example, if the tax rate is preset at 8%, when the receipt issuance start button 405a is pressed, the tax rate shown in FIG. 5B is changed to the input display screen 510 at 8%. Just do it. Further, for example, when the tax rates are preset at 8% and 10%, when the receipt issuance start button 405a is pressed, the tax rates are 8% and 10% as shown in FIG. 6B. The transition may be made to the input display screen 610 of. In the following, it is assumed that the preset tax rate is 8%.

If you want to change the tax rate on the input display screen 510 shown in FIG. 5B, you can change the tax rate by pressing the tax rate selection button 515 (for example, shown in FIG. 5A). It is possible to change the tax rate by transitioning to the tax rate selection screen 500).

In addition, whether or not to print the tax amount may be set in advance. In the following, it will be described as being preset to "print the tax amount". In the input display screen 510 shown in FIG. 5 (B), a button capable of transitioning to the screen for accepting whether or not to print the tax amount (the tax amount print selection screen 410 shown in FIG. 4B) is displayed. If you want to change the presence or absence of printing of the tax amount, you can change the presence or absence of printing of the tax amount by pressing the button.

Next, the operation of the clerk in the first modification will be described. When the customer requests to issue a receipt for a past transaction, the clerk presses the receipt issuance start button 405a. Then, the clerk refers to the receipt presented by the customer, and if the tax rate is 8% on the input display screen 510 shown in FIG. 5 (B), operates the key operation unit 211 to input the total amount including tax. do. Then, when the clerk presses the issue button 516, the first receipt 900 is issued. As described above, in the first modification, the clerk simply presses the receipt issuance start button 405a, inputs the amount of money in the key operation unit 211, and presses the issue button 516, and the first receipt 900 Is possible to issue.

In the first receipt 900 according to the modification 1, at least the issue date display 901, the amount display 903, the tax rate display 906, the tax amount display 907, and the person in charge stamp display 909 can be described. be. If the first receipt 900 is issued without accepting various inputs, the clerk may fill in the places where there is no input.

Also in the modification 1, it is possible to display the address display 902, the purchase date and time display 904, the purchase point number display 905, and the proviso display 908. In this case, in FIG. 5B, when the input button 514 is pressed, the POS terminal 20 may transition to the detailed input screen 700 and accept various inputs.

Further, regarding the address, when the membership card is inserted, it may be possible to set in advance whether or not to print the name indicated by the membership card on the first receipt 900. In addition, the presence or absence of the seal of the clerk may be set in advance.

According to the first modification, the first receipt 900 can be issued more easily and quickly. Therefore, the receipt (first receipt 900) can be efficiently created.

Next, another example of the modification 1 will be described. In another example of the modification 1, the receipt may be issued by pressing the receipt issuance start button 405a after the operation (number) of inputting the amount of money of the key operation unit 211. That is, in another example of the modification 1, the first receipt 900 can be obtained only by the operation (number of places) for inputting the amount of money of the key operation unit 211 and the clerk pressing the receipt issuance start button 405a. It is possible to issue. Even in this way, the first receipt 900 can be issued easily and quickly.

Further, in still another example of the modification 1, the tax rate shown in FIG. 5A is shown by pressing the receipt issuance start button 405a after the operation (number) of inputting the amount of money in the key operation unit 211. You may transition to the selection screen 500. Even in this way, the first receipt 900 can be issued easily and quickly.

(Modification 2)
In the above-described embodiment, the configuration in which the signature reception field 801 is displayed on the customer side display unit 205 and the signature is received from the customer with the touch pen has been described. In addition to or in place of such a configuration, Modification 2 describes a configuration in which an address is accepted in a mode other than the touch pen.

In the second modification, the POS terminal 20 may display, for example, a keyboard that accepts character input, and may accept an address from the keyboard. Specifically, the POS terminal 20 displays a keyboard when the manual input button 733 is pressed on the detailed input screen 700 of FIG. 7. The keyboard may be displayed on the clerk side display unit 210 or may be displayed on the customer side display unit 205. When the keyboard is displayed on the display unit 210 on the clerk side, the POS terminal 20 receives the address of the purchaser from the keyboard by the operation of the clerk. Further, when the keyboard is displayed on the customer side display unit 205, the POS terminal 20 receives the address of the purchaser from the keyboard by the operation of the customer.

According to the second modification, the address can be accepted without using the touch pen.

(Modification 3)
In the above-described embodiment, the configuration for accepting various inputs such as whether or not the tax amount is printed and the address is described only for the first receipt. In addition to or in place of such a configuration, in the third modification, a configuration for accepting various inputs will be described for the second receipt and the third receipt.

In the third modification, when issuing the second receipt, the POS terminal 20 can display the tax amount print selection screen 410 shown in FIG. 4B and the detailed input screen 700 shown in FIG. 7. good. However, when the second receipt is issued, the POS terminal 20 stores (acquires) the transaction information because the transaction has just been completed.

Further, in the modified example 3, when issuing the third receipt, the POS terminal 20 prints the tax amount shown in FIG. 4 (B) after the transaction search button 402 shown in FIG. 4 (A) is pressed. The selection screen 410 and the detailed input screen 700 shown in FIG. 7 may be displayable. However, when issuing the third receipt, the POS terminal 20 acquires the transaction information by the search based on the receipt number in the store controller 10.

In the third modification, since the POS terminal 20 has acquired the transaction information, it is not necessary to accept the operation of the clerk for inputting the purchase date, the total amount including tax, the number of points to be purchased, and the selection of the tax rate. Therefore, when issuing the second receipt or the third receipt, the POS terminal 20 may at least accept the address on the detailed input screen 700 shown in FIG. 7.

According to the third modification, the address and the seal can be printed on the second receipt and the third receipt as well. Therefore, when issuing the second receipt and the third receipt, it is possible to save the trouble of the clerk filling in the address. Therefore, the receipt can be created easily and quickly.

(Modification example 4)
In the above-described embodiment, a configuration in which only a receipt is issued has been described. In addition to or in place of such a configuration, variant 4 describes a configuration for storing the contents of a receipt when a receipt is issued.

In the fourth modification, when the POS terminal 20 issues the first receipt, the input information such as the amount, address, date and time described in the first receipt, the issued information indicating that the receipt has been issued, and the like, etc. Receipt issuance information including is stored in the storage unit. The storage unit is, for example, the storage unit of the store controller 10, but may be an external server. Further, the POS terminal 20 stores the receipt issuance information in the storage unit not only when the first receipt but also when the second receipt or the third receipt is issued.

Further, when the POS terminal 20 stores the receipt issuance information of the first receipt, the POS terminal 20 searches for whether or not the receipt issuance information of the transaction similar to the transaction indicated by the receipt issuance information is stored in the storage unit. I do. If the receipt issuance information of the same transaction is stored as a result of the search, the POS terminal 20 updates the receipt issuance information and prints "reissue" to print the first receipt. Issuance. As a result of the search, if the receipt issuance information of the same transaction is not stored, the POS terminal 20 newly stores the receipt issuance information in the storage unit and does not print "reissue". Issue a receipt for.

According to the modification 4, when issuing the first receipt, if the receipt (including the second receipt and the third receipt) has been issued in the past, "reissue". The first receipt can be issued by printing. As a result, the clerk can save the trouble of filling in the "reissue" and can easily and quickly create the receipt.

Hereinafter, the summary of the embodiments will be described.
[Technical Field] Product Sales Data Processing Device, Product Sales Data Processing Method, and Program The present invention relates to a product sales data processing device, a product sales data processing method, and a program.
[Background technology]
Conventionally, in stores and the like, POS (Point Of Sales) terminals that issue receipts capable of describing an address have been used. The receipt can be issued, for example, when the settlement is completed. As a related technology, for example, a technology for issuing a receipt clearly indicating the paid consideration such as the bonus amount in the shopping voucher and the premium amount in the gift certificate with premium and the payment amount due to the additional portion exceeding the consideration amount. Is disclosed (see, for example, Patent Document 1 below).
[Prior Art Document]
[Patent Document]
[Patent Document 1] Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2016-076016 [Summary of the invention]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
However, in the conventional technique, if the customer requests to issue a receipt after the fact without issuing a receipt when the settlement is completed, the clerk uses the receipt number of the receipt presented by the customer as the POS. Operate and input to the terminal. Then, the POS terminal issues a receipt based on the search result of the transaction information based on the input receipt number. For this reason, in the prior art, it may take time to input the receipt number and search the transaction information, that is, it may take time to issue the receipt, and the receipt is efficiently created. There was a problem that sometimes I couldn't do it.
The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a technique capable of efficiently producing a receipt.
[Means to solve problems]
In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the product sales data processing device according to one aspect of the present invention inputs a transaction content including an input of a transaction amount in which a transaction has been made in the past and an input of a tax rate at the time of the transaction. When the issuance is accepted by the transaction content input means that accepts the issuance of the receipt, the issuance accepting means that accepts the issuance of the receipt, and the first transaction content that is accepted by the transaction content input means. It is a product sales data processing device characterized by comprising an issuing means for issuing a receipt.
According to the above configuration, when issuing a receipt, it is not necessary for the clerk to input the transaction identification information or inquire the store controller to search for the transaction information, so that the receipt (first receipt) can be easily and quickly. Can be issued. Therefore, the receipt can be created efficiently.
In the above configuration, the transaction content input means accepts the input of the date on which the transaction was made, and the issuing means may issue the first receipt in which the transaction content including the date is printed. good.
According to the above configuration, it is possible to issue a first receipt printed with the date when the goods were traded. For this reason, the clerk can save the trouble of entering the date on the issued receipt, so that the receipt (first receipt) can be created easily and quickly.
In the above configuration, the transaction content input means may accept input of purchase points in the transaction, and the issuing means may issue the first receipt in which the transaction details including the purchase points are printed. ..
According to the above configuration, it is possible to issue a first receipt printed with the purchase points of the product. For this reason, the clerk can save the trouble of entering the purchase points on the issued receipt, so that the receipt (first receipt) can be created easily and quickly.
In the above configuration, the transaction content input means may accept input of the purchaser's address, and the issuing means may issue the first receipt in which the transaction content including the address is printed.
According to the above configuration, it is possible to issue a first receipt printed with the address of the purchaser. For this reason, it is possible to save the trouble of the clerk writing the address on the issued receipt, so that the receipt (first receipt) can be created easily and quickly.
In the above configuration, the first is provided with an acquisition means for acquiring the clerk information assigned to each clerk, and the issuing means prints a seal corresponding to the clerk indicated by the clerk information acquired by the acquisition means. A receipt may be issued.
According to the above configuration, the first receipt printed with the seal of the clerk can be issued. For this reason, it is possible to save the trouble of the clerk stamping the issued receipt, so that the receipt (first receipt) can be easily and quickly created.
In the above configuration, the issuing means is the first receipt, the second receipt based on the transaction information obtained when the settlement is completed, and the third based on the transaction identification information that identifies the past transaction. Receipts may be issued.
According to the above configuration, a second receipt can be issued at the same time as the receipt at the timing when the settlement is completed. Further, if it is desired to issue a receipt corresponding to the receipt number, a third receipt can be issued. Therefore, since various receipts can be issued depending on the situation and the like, the convenience of issuing the receipts can be improved.
In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, in the product sales data processing method according to another aspect of the present invention, the product sales data processing device inputs the transaction amount of the transaction in the past and the tax rate at the time of the transaction. The transaction content input step that accepts the input of the transaction content including the input, the issuance acceptance step that accepts the issuance of the receipt, and if the issuance is accepted in the issuance acceptance step, the said acceptance in the transaction content input step. It is a product sales data processing method characterized by executing a process including the issuance step of issuing a first receipt in which the transaction contents are printed.
According to the above configuration, when issuing a receipt, it is not necessary for the clerk to input the transaction identification information or inquire the store controller to search for the transaction information, so that the receipt (first receipt) can be easily and quickly. Can be issued. Therefore, the receipt can be created efficiently.
In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the program according to another aspect of the present invention is a program that causes a computer to function as a product sales data processing device, and inputs a transaction amount in which a transaction has been made in the past and the transaction. If the issuance is accepted by the transaction content input means that accepts the input of the transaction content including the input of the tax rate at the time, the issuance acceptance means that accepts the issuance of the receipt, and the issuance acceptance means, it is accepted by the transaction content input means. It is a program characterized by functioning as an issuing means for issuing a first receipt in which the transaction contents are printed.
According to the above configuration, when issuing a receipt, it is not necessary for the clerk to input the transaction identification information or inquire the store controller to search for the transaction information, so that the receipt (first receipt) can be easily and quickly. Can be issued. Therefore, the receipt can be created efficiently.

In the above description, the configuration of the transaction content input unit, the issue reception unit, the issue unit, and the acquisition unit in the POS terminal 20 has been described. These functional parts may be provided in other computer devices. For example, these functional units may be provided in the store controller 10, may be provided in the monitoring terminal 11, or may be provided in a computer device other than these. Further, the number of computer devices provided with these functional units is not limited to one, and may be a plurality of computers. For example, one computer device may include some of these functional units, and another computer device may include other functional units.

The program for realizing the POS terminal 20 described above may be recorded on a computer-readable recording medium, and the program may be read by a computer system and executed. The term "computer system" as used herein includes hardware such as an OS and peripheral devices. Further, the "computer-readable recording medium" refers to a portable medium such as a flexible disk, a magneto-optical disk, a ROM, or a CD-ROM, and a storage device such as a hard disk built in a computer system. Furthermore, a "computer-readable recording medium" is a volatile memory (RAM) inside a computer system that serves as a server or client when a program is transmitted via a network such as the Internet or a communication line such as a telephone line. In addition, it shall include those that hold the program for a certain period of time. Further, the program may be transmitted from a computer system in which this program is stored in a storage device or the like to another computer system via a transmission medium or by a transmission wave in the transmission medium. Here, the "transmission medium" for transmitting a program refers to a medium having a function of transmitting information, such as a network (communication network) such as the Internet or a communication line (communication line) such as a telephone line. Further, the above program may be for realizing a part of the above-mentioned functions. Further, it may be a so-called difference file (difference program) that can realize the above-mentioned function in combination with a program already recorded in the computer system.

1 ... POS system 10 ... Store controller 11 ... Monitoring terminal 20 ... POS terminal 201 ... CPU
202 ... ROM
203 ... RAM
204 ... Hard disk 205 ... Customer side display unit 206 ... Customer side scanner unit 208 ... Card payment unit 209 ... Change machine 210 ... Clerk side display unit 211 ... Key operation unit 212 ... Clerk side scanner unit 213 ... Printing unit 214 ... Voice output unit 215 ... Communication unit

Claims (8)

A transaction content input means that accepts input of transaction content including input of the transaction amount of a transaction made in the past and input of the tax rate at the time of the transaction, and
Issuance acceptance means for accepting receipts and
When the issuance is accepted by the issuance receiving means, the issuing means for issuing the first receipt printed with the transaction contents accepted by the transaction content input means, and the issuing means.
A product sales data processing device characterized by being equipped with. The transaction content input means accepts input of the date on which the transaction was made, and receives the input.
The issuing means issues the first receipt in which the transaction details including the date are printed.
The product sales data processing device according to claim 1. The transaction content input means accepts input of purchase points in the transaction, and receives the input.
The issuing means issues the first receipt in which the transaction content including the purchase points is printed.
The product sales data processing apparatus according to claim 1 or 2. The transaction content input means accepts the input of the purchaser's address and accepts the input.
The issuing means issues the first receipt in which the transaction details including the address are printed.
The product sales data processing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 3. Further equipped with an acquisition means to acquire the clerk information assigned to each clerk,
The issuing means issues the first receipt printed with a seal corresponding to the clerk indicated by the clerk information acquired by the acquiring means.
The product sales data processing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 4. The issuing means includes the first receipt, the second receipt based on the transaction information obtained when the settlement is completed, and the third receipt based on the transaction identification information that identifies the past transaction. Can be issued,
The product sales data processing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 5. The product sales data processing device
A transaction content input step that accepts input of transaction content including input of the transaction amount of a transaction made in the past and input of the tax rate at the time of the transaction, and
Issuance acceptance step to accept receipt issuance,
When the issuance is accepted in the issuance acceptance step, the issuance step of issuing the first receipt printed with the transaction details accepted in the transaction details input step, and the issuance step.
A product sales data processing method characterized by performing a process including. A program that makes a computer function as a product sales data processing device.
A transaction content input means that accepts input of transaction content including input of the transaction amount of a transaction made in the past and input of the tax rate at the time of the transaction.
Issuance acceptance means for accepting receipts,
An issuing means for issuing a first receipt printed with the transaction details received by the transaction details input means when the issuance is accepted by the issuance receiving means.
A program characterized by making it work.

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