JP2022117509A - Registration system, method for registration, and program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a registration system, a method for registration, and a program that can increase convenience for a user when the user is registering registration information into a predetermined service.

SOLUTION: In a registration system, a user terminal 30 includes: acquisition means 301 for acquiring reliability information on reliability of first registration information that a user registered in a first service; determination means 302 for determining whether the reliability information satisfies a predetermined standard; and processing means 303 for executing processing according to the result of determination by the determination means 302 when the user registers second registration information in a second service.

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COPYRIGHT: (C)2022,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present disclosure relates to a registration system, registration method, and program.

Conventionally, when a user uses a predetermined service, it has been required to register registration information such as name, age, and e-mail address. In Patent Document 1, registration information of each of a plurality of users is stored in advance in a database, and when a certain user is requested to enter the registration information, the registration information of the user is acquired from the database and automatically entered into an input form. A system is described that reduces the time and effort of input by doing so.

JP 2005-275488 A

For example, by applying the technique disclosed in Patent Document 1, when a user registers as a new member of a service, the registration information stored in the database of another service can be used to reduce the time and effort required for new member registration. can be considered. However, with the technique of Patent Document 1, if old registration information that is no longer used by the user is stored in the database, the old registration information will be misappropriated, so user convenience cannot be sufficiently enhanced. This point is not limited to the case of diversion of registered information, and if the processing at the time of registration is fixed regardless of the reliability of the registered information, the processing will not be done according to the reliability, so the user's convenience will be improved. It is not possible.

One of the purposes of the present disclosure is to improve convenience when a user registers registration information for a predetermined service.

A registration system according to the present disclosure includes acquisition means for acquiring reliability information relating to the reliability of first registration information registered by a user in a first service, and determining whether or not the reliability information satisfies a predetermined criterion. and a processing means for executing a process according to the determination result of the determination means when the user registers the second registration information in the second service.

Advantageous Effects of Invention According to the present disclosure, it is possible to improve convenience when a user registers registration information for a predetermined service.

It is a figure which shows an example of the whole structure of a registration system. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a flow of new member registration by a user of rank 1; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a flow of new member registration by a user of rank 1; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a flow of new member registration by a user of rank 2 or higher; FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram showing an example of functions implemented by the registration system; It is a figure which shows the data storage example of a 1st database. It is a figure which shows the data storage example of a 2nd database. FIG. 4 is a flow diagram showing an example of processing executed in the registration system; FIG. 4 is a flow diagram showing an example of processing executed in the registration system; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a state in which a change of an e-mail address is requested by selecting one of a plurality of e-mail addresses;

[1. Overall configuration of the registration system]
Hereinafter, examples of embodiments of a registration system according to the present disclosure will be described. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of the overall configuration of a registration system. As shown in FIG. 1, the registration system S includes a first server 10, a second server 20, and a user terminal 30. FIG. Each of the first server 10, the second server 20, and the user terminal 30 can be connected to a network N such as the Internet. Although one each of the first server 10, the second server 20, and the user terminal 30 is shown in FIG. 1, there may be a plurality of these.

The first server 10 is a server computer of a first system that provides a first service. The first system may include computers other than the first server 10 . The first server 10 includes a control section 11 , a storage section 12 and a communication section 13 . Control unit 11 includes at least one processor. The storage unit 12 includes a volatile memory such as RAM and a nonvolatile memory such as a hard disk. The communication unit 13 includes at least one of a communication interface for wired communication and a communication interface for wireless communication.

The second server 20 is a server computer of a second system that provides a second service. The second service is a service different from the first service. The second system may include computers other than the second server 20 . The second server 20 includes a control section 21 , a storage section 22 and a communication section 23 . Physical configurations of the control unit 21, the storage unit 22, and the communication unit 23 are the same as those of the control unit 11, the storage unit 12, and the communication unit 13, respectively.

The user terminal 30 is a computer operated by a user. For example, the user terminal 30 is a smartphone, tablet terminal, wearable terminal, or personal computer. The user terminal 30 includes a control section 31 , a storage section 32 , a communication section 33 , an operation section 34 and a display section 35 . Physical configurations of the control unit 31, the storage unit 32, and the communication unit 33 are the same as those of the control unit 11, the storage unit 12, and the communication unit 13, respectively. The operation unit 34 is an input device such as a touch panel. The display unit 35 is a liquid crystal display or an organic EL display.

At least one of the programs and data stored in the storage units 12, 22, and 32 may be supplied via the network N. In each of the first server 10, the second server 20, and the user terminal 30, a reading unit (for example, an optical disk drive or a memory card slot) for reading a computer-readable information storage medium, and an external device and data input/output and/or an input/output (eg, a USB port) for For example, at least one of the program and data stored in the information storage medium may be supplied via at least one of the reading section and the input/output section.

[2. Overview of registration system]
In this embodiment, an SNS (Social Networking Service) will be described as an example of the first service, and a video distribution service will be described as an example of the second service. Therefore, the part described as SNS can be read as the first service. The portion described as the video distribution service can be read as the second service. Each of the first service and the second service may be any service. Examples of application to other services will be described in modified examples below.

The SNS and the video distribution service are linked with each other. For example, a user who uses both an SNS and a video distribution service can easily post on the SNS his impressions of a video that he has watched on the video distribution service, or can easily introduce a post on the SNS on the video distribution service. However, it is assumed that the user in this embodiment uses SNS but does not use the video distribution service. For example, a user can use an SNS by activating an SNS application (hereinafter referred to as an SNS application) or a browser installed in the user terminal 30, but has not yet registered as a member of the video distribution service.

In the SNS of the present embodiment, ranks are set according to usage conditions among a plurality of ranks. A user's rank is set according to the user's use of SNS. For example, the higher the number of logins of a user, the higher the rank of the user. In the present embodiment, a case in which five levels of ranking from rank 1 to rank 5 are performed is taken as an example, but the number of ranks may be two or more and is not limited to five. The numerical value of the rank indicates the height of the rank. Rank 1 is the lowest and Rank 5 is the highest.

By registering as a new member of the video distribution service from the SNS application, the user can use the SNS registration information for the video distribution service. New member registration is to issue a user account in the video distribution service and register registration information in the video distribution service. The user registers as a new member of the moving picture distribution service by following the prescribed procedures to start using the moving picture distribution service.

Registration information is information about a user that is registered in association with the user's user account. For example, the registration information is the user's personal information, such as an e-mail address, name, address, phone number, date of birth, or a combination thereof. The registered information is not limited to personal information, and may be arbitrary information registered by the user. For example, gender, nickname, password, security question and answer, company name, or credit card information may correspond to registration information.

By using the SNS registration information, it is possible to reduce the number of items to be input by the user when registering as a new member of the video distribution service, but the SNS registration information is not always highly reliable. For example, an SNS may have an old email address that is no longer used by the user. If the old e-mail address is used for the video distribution service, the provider of the video distribution service may not be able to contact the user. For this reason, it is conceivable to send a confirmation message (e-mail) to the e-mail address registered on the SNS, confirm whether or not the user can be contacted by that e-mail address, and then divert it to a video distribution service. be done.

However, if confirmation messages are sent to all users, the flow of new member registration for the video distribution service becomes complicated. For example, a user who frequently uses SNS usually uses an email address registered with SNS, and therefore often does not need to check the email address. On the other hand, users who do not use SNS often should check their e-mail addresses because the e-mail addresses registered in the SNS may be out of date.

Therefore, in the present embodiment, the flow of a user of rank 1 registering as a new member of the video distribution service differs from the flow of a user of rank 2 or higher registering as a new member of the video distribution service. When a user of rank 1 registers as a new member of the video distribution service, the e-mail address registered with the SNS is confirmed. When a user of rank 2 or higher registers as a new member of the video distribution service, confirmation of the e-mail address registered with the SNS is omitted.

2 and 3 are diagrams showing an example of the flow of new member registration by a rank 1 user. In FIGS. 2 and 3, changes in display on the same screen are distinguished by alphabetical letters at the end, such as top screens G1A and G1B and registration screens G2A to G2D. When the change in display is not distinguished, the alphabet at the end is omitted and simply referred to as top screen G1 or registration screen G2. This point also applies to FIG. 4, which will be described later. The screen described below functions as a user interface.

As shown in FIG. 2 , when the SNS application is activated, the SNS top screen G1A is displayed on the display unit 35 . For example, the user can make a new contribution from the top screen G1A or browse other users' contributions. The icon I10 is an icon for registering as a new member of the video distribution service. For example, the icon I10 displays a message prompting new member registration for the video distribution service. When the new member registration is completed, the display of the icon ID10 may be changed, or the icon I10 may be deleted.

When the user selects the icon I10, a window W11 for starting new member registration for the moving picture distribution service is displayed (state of the top screen G1B). When the user selects button B12 in window W11, the terms of use for the video distribution service are displayed. When the user agrees to the terms of use of the video distribution service, a registration screen G2A for inputting registration information for the video distribution service is displayed on the display unit 35 .

The e-mail address registered in the SNS is automatically entered in the input form F20. This e-mail address is a candidate for the e-mail address registered in the video distribution service. The user can register this e-mail address with the video distribution service as it is, or change it to another e-mail address. For example, the user changes the e-mail address of the input form F20 when the old e-mail address is input in the input form F20, or when the user wants to register the e-mail address different from the SNS with the video distribution service.

Registration information other than the e-mail address registered in the SNS is automatically entered in the input form F21. However, at this point, the user is prevented from inputting data into the input form F21, so automatic input of the input form F21 does not have to be performed. After the e-mail address is confirmed, input to the input form F21 becomes possible. When the user selects the button B22, a confirmation message is sent to the e-mail address entered in the input form F20, prompting confirmation of the message (state of the registration screen G2B).

In this embodiment, the button B22 is disabled and the confirmation message cannot be resent until a predetermined time (for example, 1 minute) has elapsed since the confirmation message was sent. After a predetermined period of time has elapsed, the button B22 becomes active, and the confirmation message can be resent. When the confirmation message does not arrive, the user checks the mail settings such as spam mail and receiving domain, selects the validated button B22, and resends the confirmation message. The user may re-enter the email address.

Referring to FIG. 3, the user activates an e-mail application (hereinafter referred to as an e-mail application) or a browser installed in the user terminal 30, and displays a confirmation message on the e-mail screen G3. As shown in FIG. 3, the confirmation message includes a link L30 for completing email address confirmation. Link L30 indicates a predetermined URL. By selecting the link L30, the user can complete confirmation of the e-mail address without entering authentication information such as a one-time password. Note that there may be other conditions for completing the confirmation of the e-mail address, and the other conditions will be described later.

When confirmation of the e-mail address is completed, the SNS application of the user terminal 30 is called back and a message indicating that the e-mail address has been confirmed is displayed (state of registration screen G2C). When the state of the registration screen G2C is reached, input to the input form F21 becomes possible. For example, if the registration information automatically entered in the input form F21 is incorrect, the user changes it. Also, for example, the user inputs the registration information in the input form F21 that was not automatically input. If there are other items required for new member registration, the user also inputs the other items.

When the user completes the procedure by inputting necessary items, new member registration of the moving picture distribution service is completed, and a completion screen G4 showing registration information registered in the moving picture distribution service is displayed on the display part 35. - 特許庁After that, the user will be able to use the video distribution service.

Note that the user can change the email address of the input form F20 in the state of the registration screen G2C. However, since there is a possibility that the user may enter an incorrect e-mail address, a window W23 for confirming the changed e-mail address is displayed on the registration screen G2 (state of the registration screen G2D). When the user selects the button B24, the change of the e-mail address is canceled and the screen returns to the registration screen G2C. When the user selects the button B25, a confirmation message is sent to the changed email address in the same way as the flow described above.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a flow of new member registration by a user of rank 2 or higher. As shown in FIG. 4, the flow until the user selects icon I10 and button B12 and agrees to the terms of use is the same as for the rank 1 user. The subsequent flow is different for rank 1 users. When a user of rank 2 or higher agrees to the terms of use, the state is similar to that of the registration screen G2C (the state of the registration screen G2E) without confirming the e-mail address. The subsequent flow is the same as for the rank 1 user. For example, when the user changes the email address, a window W23 similar to the registration screen G2D is displayed. When the user completes new member registration, a completion screen G4 is displayed.

As described above, the registration system S of the present embodiment differentiates the flow in which a user of rank 1 registers as a new member of the video distribution service and the flow in which a user of rank 2 or higher registers as a new member of the video distribution service. By doing so, the user's convenience when registering the registration information in the video distribution service is enhanced. The details of this technique are described below.

[3. Functions realized by the registration system]
FIG. 5 is a functional block diagram showing an example of functions realized by the registration system S. As shown in FIG. In this embodiment, functions implemented by each of the first server 10, the second server 20, and the user terminal 30 will be described.

[3-1. Functions realized by the first server]
As shown in FIG. 5, the first server 10 implements a data storage unit 100 and a confirmation unit 101 . The data storage unit 100 is realized mainly by the storage unit 12 . Confirmation unit 101 is realized mainly by control unit 11 .

[Data storage part]
The data storage unit 100 stores various data in SNS. For example, the data storage unit 100 describes a first database DB1 storing registration information of each of a plurality of users in the SNS. Hereinafter, the registration information of the SNS will be referred to as the first registration information, the registration information of the video distribution service will be referred to as the second registration information, and the registration information of each service will be distinguished.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of data storage in the first database DB1. As shown in FIG. 6, the first database DB1 stores user accounts, passwords, ranks, and first registration information. For example, when a user registers as a new SNS member, a user account is issued for the user, and a record corresponding to the user is created in the first database. Other information may be stored in the first database DB1, for example, usage status of SNS by users may be stored. For example, the user's login date and time, posted content, posted date and time, or browsing history may be stored as the usage status.

A user account is information that uniquely identifies a user in an SNS. Email addresses may be used as user accounts. The password is authentication information for logging into the SNS. The rank is updated according to the usage status of SNS. For example, the first server determines a user's rank based on the user's usage over a period of time. Conditions are set for each rank, and the first server determines the conditions that the user's usage status satisfies. The first server determines the rank corresponding to the condition that the usage status of each user satisfies as the rank of the user.

The first registration information stored in the first database DB is user registration information in the SNS. In this embodiment, all or part of the first registration information is used when registering as a new member of the video distribution service. For example, items in the first registration information that are common to the second registration information are used at the time of new member registration for the video distribution service. The user can change any item in the first registration information. The first registration information is not limited to the example in FIG. 6, and may be arbitrary information.

[Confirmation part]
The confirmation unit 101 confirms whether or not the user can be contacted based on the user's email address. An email address is an example of contact information. For this reason, the place described as an e-mail address in this embodiment can be read as contact information.

Contact information is information about the user's contact information. Contact information is information that can identify the other party in a predetermined contact means. When contact is made by sending some data, the destination (destination) of the data corresponds to the contact. If contact is made by sending some signal, the destination of the signal corresponds to the contact. The contact information is not limited to an email address as long as it is information corresponding to the means of communication. For example, the contact information may be a phone number, a messaging app user account, a SNS user account, a chat user account, a messenger user account, or a fax number. A user account is information that uniquely identifies a user, and is sometimes called a user ID.

Confirming whether the user can be contacted means confirming the validity of the user's contact information. Effectiveness is whether or not users are actually using contact information. Validity can also be referred to as reality or accuracy. The confirmation performed by the confirmation unit can also be referred to as authentication of the contact information. Therefore, confirmation of the e-mail address in the present embodiment can be called e-mail authentication.

Based on the user's contact information, the confirmation unit 101 requests the user to make a predetermined response using a contact means corresponding to the contact information. When the user receives the request, the user makes a predetermined response using the contact means according to the contact information. This response is assumed to come from the user terminal 30, but responses from other computers may be permitted. The confirmation unit 101 determines that the user cannot be contacted when a predetermined response is not obtained from the user, and determines that the user can be contacted when a predetermined response is obtained from the user.

In this embodiment, the confirmation unit 101 transmits a message (e-mail) including a confirmation link L30 based on the user's email address. The confirmation unit 101 confirms whether or not the user can be contacted by determining whether or not the user has selected the link L30. Therefore, the user's selection of the link L30 corresponds to the user's predetermined response. Note that the link L30 is not limited to the character string shown in FIG. 3, and may be of any format. For example, a button with an embedded URL may correspond to the link L30.

For example, the confirmation unit 101 determines whether or not the user has selected the link L30 by determining whether or not access to the URL indicated by the link L30 included in the message has been accepted. The confirmation unit 101 determines that the user cannot be contacted when the user does not select the link L30, and determines that the user can be contacted when the user selects the link L30. It is assumed that data storage unit 100 stores which link L30 is sent to which user.

In this embodiment, the user needs to select the link L30 under certain conditions. The confirmation unit 101 determines that contact with the user cannot be made when a predetermined condition is not satisfied even if the user selects the link L30. The confirmation unit 101 determines that the user can be contacted when the user selects the link L30 and a predetermined condition is satisfied. The predetermined condition may be any condition that can determine the occurrence of some abnormality, and is, for example, at least one of the first to fifth conditions described below.

(First condition) The predetermined condition may be the same for the user terminal 30 requesting the transmission of the message and the user terminal 30 for which the user has selected the link L30. If they are different, it means that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, and if they are the same, it means that the predetermined condition is satisfied. Identification information that identifies the user terminal 30 that has requested the transmission of the message may be included in the link L30 or may be stored in the data storage unit 100. FIG. This identification information may be information that can identify the user terminal 30. For example, a unique ID recorded in the SNS application, the IP address of the user terminal 30, the individual identification information of the user terminal 30, or recorded in the SIM card. information that has been provided.

(Second condition) The predetermined condition may be that the user account when requesting message transmission is the same as the user account when the user selects link L30. If they are different, it means that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, and if they are the same, it means that the predetermined condition is satisfied. The user account for requesting message transmission may be included in the link L30 or may be stored in the data storage unit 100. FIG. The user account may be requested each time, or may be stored in the user terminal 30 in advance.

(Third condition) The predetermined condition may be that the user selects the latest message link L30. As described with reference to FIG. 2, in this embodiment, the user can repeatedly send messages to the same email address. Confirmation unit 101 generates a new link L30 each time a message is transmitted. That is, the confirmation unit 101 makes the link L30 different for each message. The user's selection of the old message link L30 corresponds to the predetermined condition not being satisfied, and the user's selection of the latest message link L30 corresponds to the predetermined condition being satisfied.

(Fourth condition) The predetermined condition may be that the user selects the link L30 within a predetermined expiration date. If the user selects the link L30 of the expired message, it means that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, and if the user selects the link L30 of the message that has not expired, it means that the predetermined condition is satisfied. Equivalent to. The expiration time can be of any length, for example, from 30 minutes to 2 hours after the message is sent, or it can be shorter or longer. The expiration date may be included as part of the link L30 or may be stored in the data storage unit 100. FIG.

(Fifth condition) The predetermined condition may be a condition other than the first to fourth conditions, and may be, for example, that no abnormality such as a communication error occurs. The occurrence of an abnormality such as a communication error corresponds to failure of a predetermined condition, and the absence of an abnormality such as a communication error corresponds to the satisfaction of a predetermined condition.

Note that the predetermined response for the confirmation unit 101 to confirm the email address is not limited to the example of the present embodiment. For example, the confirmation unit 101 may transmit a message including predetermined authentication information (one-time authentication number, etc.). In this case, inputting the authentication information included in the message by the user corresponds to giving a predetermined response. Further, for example, both the link L30 and the authentication information may be included in the message, and the user selecting the link L30 and inputting the authentication information may correspond to the predetermined response.

Further, the contact means used by the confirmation unit 101 is not limited to e-mail, as long as it corresponds to the contact information. For example, the communication means may be SMS (Short Message Service), automatic voice transmission using IVR (Interactive Voice Response), message application, SNS, chat, messenger, or Internet FAX. Chat is not limited to text chat, but also includes video chat or voice chat. When a plurality of pieces of contact information exist, the confirmation unit 101 may perform confirmation by combining a plurality of contact means.

In addition, the e-mail address is only an example of information regarding the destination of the message, and the destination of the message may be a phone number, a fax number, or a user account of a message application, SNS, chat, or messenger. may For this reason, the message is not limited to e-mail, and may be any message that can be sent using the communication means exemplified above. Also in this case, the confirmation unit 101 may use a message similar to the e-mail described in this embodiment. When using automatic voice transmission using IVR, the confirmation unit 101 transmits automatic voice to the telephone number, which is an example of the user's contact information, and determines whether or not the user has answered the call. .

[3-2. Functions realized by the second server]
As shown in FIG. 5, the second server 20 implements a data storage unit 200 . Data storage unit 200 is realized mainly by storage unit 22 . The data storage unit 200 stores various data in the video distribution service. For example, the data storage unit 200 describes a second database DB2 storing second registration information of each of a plurality of users in the moving image distribution service.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of data storage in the second database DB2. As shown in FIG. 7, the second database DB2 stores user accounts, passwords, and second registration information. For example, when a certain user completes a new member registration procedure for a video distribution service, a user account for that user is issued, and a record corresponding to that user is created in the second database DB2. Other information may be stored in the second database DB2.

A user account is information that uniquely identifies a user in a video distribution service. Email addresses may be used as user accounts. The password is authentication information for logging into the video distribution service. When registering as a new member of the video distribution service, all or part of the first registration information is used as the second registration information and stored in the second database DB2. The user may manually enter all of the second registration information. The second registration information is not limited to the example in FIG. 7, and may be arbitrary information.

[3-3. Functions realized by the user terminal]
As shown in FIG. 5 , the user terminal 30 implements a data storage unit 300 , an acquisition unit 301 , a determination unit 302 and a processing unit 303 . Data storage unit 300 is realized mainly by storage unit 32 . Each of the acquisition unit 301 , the determination unit 302 , and the processing unit 303 is implemented mainly by the control unit 31 .

[Data storage part]
The data storage unit 300 stores data necessary for the user to register as a new member of the video distribution service from the SNS application. For example, the data storage unit 300 stores an SNS application and an email application. Further, for example, the data storage unit 300 may store an application of a video distribution service (hereinafter referred to as a video application). The video application may be installed before new member registration of the video distribution service, or may be installed after new member registration.

[Acquisition part]
Acquisition unit 301 acquires the rank of the user. A user's rank is an example of credibility information. Therefore, the place described as rank in this embodiment can be read as reliability information. The reliability information is information about the reliability of the first registration information registered by the user on the SNS. The reliability information may be any information that allows estimation of the reliability of the first registration information. In other words, the reliability information may be information that correlates with the reliability of the first registration information, or information that indirectly indicates the reliability of the first registration information.

Reliability is correctness of the first registration information. Reliability can also be said to be whether or not the user actually uses the first registration information, or whether the first registration information is new (whether it is up-to-date or not). The credibility information may be any information about credibility and is not limited to rank. For example, reliability information includes the number of logins or login frequency, the elapsed time since the last login, the payment amount, the number of purchases of items, the status of points granted, the number of times a message such as a direct mail was opened, and any link included in the message. It may be a selected number of times, or the elapsed time since the message was opened. These numerical values can be said to be the reliability of the first registration information. Higher values of these numbers may be more reliable, and lower numbers may be more reliable, such as the time elapsed since the message was opened.

In this embodiment, since the user's rank is stored in the first database DB1, the acquisition unit 301 acquires the user's rank stored in the first database DB1. The user's rank may be calculated on the fly instead of being stored in the first database DB1. In this case, it is assumed that the first database DB1 stores information (user usage status) necessary for calculating the user's rank. If a computer other than the first server 10 stores the user's rank, the acquisition unit 301 may acquire the user's rank from the other computer.

[Determination part]
The determination unit 302 determines whether or not the rank of the user is higher than a predetermined rank. The predetermined rank is a rank that serves as a criterion for determination by the determination unit 302, and is the lowest rank among a plurality of ranks in this embodiment. Therefore, the determination unit 302 determines whether or not the rank of the user is higher than rank 1 (whether or not the rank is equal to or higher than rank 2). The rank used as the criterion is not limited to rank 1, and may be any rank less than the maximum rank. For example, any one of Rank 2 to Rank 4 may be used as a criterion for determination.

A user's rank higher than rank 1 is an example of a predetermined criterion. Therefore, the part explaining that the rank of the user is higher than rank 1 can be read as a predetermined criterion. Any standard can be set as the predetermined standard as long as it corresponds to the reliability information. If the reliability information is represented by a numerical value, the fact that the numerical value indicated by the reliability information is greater than or equal to a threshold value or less than a threshold value corresponds to satisfying a predetermined criterion. If the reliability information is expressed in characters such as A rank and B rank, the fact that the character indicated by the reliability information is a predetermined character corresponds to satisfying a predetermined criterion.

For example, if the reliability information is the number of logins or the frequency of logins to the SNS, the determination unit 302 may determine whether the number of logins or the login frequency indicated by the reliability information is equal to or greater than a threshold. If the number of logins or the login frequency is equal to or greater than the threshold, it is assumed that the user frequently logs in and the reliability of the first registration information is high, so it corresponds to satisfying a predetermined criterion. If the number of logins or the login frequency is less than the threshold, it is assumed that the user has not logged in so often and the reliability of the first registration information is low.

Further, for example, if the reliability information is the elapsed time since the most recent login, the determination unit 302 may determine whether or not the elapsed time indicated by the reliability information is equal to or greater than a threshold. If the elapsed time is less than the threshold, it is assumed that the user has recently used the SNS and the reliability of the first registration information is high, so it corresponds to satisfying a predetermined criterion. If the elapsed time is equal to or greater than the threshold, it is presumed that the user has not used SNS recently and the reliability of the first registration information is low, so it corresponds to not satisfying the predetermined criteria.

[Processing part]
The processing unit 303 executes processing according to the determination result of the determination unit 302 when the user registers the second registration information in the video distribution service. Registering the second registration information in the video distribution service means storing the second registration information in the second database DB2. Associating the second registration information with the user account of a certain user or storing the second registration information in the record of the second database DB2 corresponding to the certain user means that the user provides the second registration information to the video distribution service. Equivalent to registering.

Processing according to the determination result of the determination unit 302 is processing in which at least one of the content and the flow changes depending on the determination result of the determination unit 302 . For example, depending on the determination result of the determination unit 302, at least one of screen transition, screen display content, internal processing of the computer, communication content, and the flow of these changes means that processing according to the determination result of the determination unit 302 is executed. equivalent to being Processing executed by the processing unit 303 is hereinafter referred to as registration processing.

The registration process is a process executed to register the second registration information. For example, displaying a screen for accepting the input of the second registration information, displaying the input or diverted second registration information on the screen, and transmitting the second registration information to the first server 10 or the second server 20 , or storing the second registration information in the second database DB2 corresponds to registration processing. Further, for example, requesting the confirmation unit 101 to confirm the e-mail address corresponds to registration processing. All or part of a series of processes from the user performing a predetermined operation for applying for registration to the registration of the second registration information may correspond to the registration process.

In this embodiment, the processing unit 303 performs at least the content and flow of the registration process when it is determined that the user's rank is higher than rank 1 and when it is determined that the user's rank is rank 1. change one. For example, if the user's rank is determined to be higher than rank 1, the processing unit 303 omits the confirmation of the email address by the confirmation unit 101, and if it is determined that the user's rank is rank 1, Confirmation unit 101 confirms the mail address. Skipping the confirmation of the email address means skipping without executing the processing of the confirmation unit 101 .

In the example of FIG. 2-4, when the user's rank is determined to be higher than rank 1, the processing unit 303 displays the registration screen G2A and the registration screen G2B for confirming the e-mail address. Instead, the registration screen G2E for inputting the second registration information is displayed. When it is determined that the rank of the user is rank 1, the processing unit 303 displays the registration screen G2A and the registration screen G2B for confirming the e-mail address, and the confirmation unit 101 confirms the e-mail address. On the condition that the second registration information is entered, the registration screen G2C for inputting the second registration information is displayed.

In this embodiment, the first registration information includes an e-mail address, and the processing unit 303 omits confirmation of the e-mail address by the confirmation unit 101 when it is determined that the rank of the user is higher than rank 1, and , the e-mail address included in the first registration information is used as the second registration information. Diversion is the acquisition of information without requiring input by the user. For example, automatically inputting information into the input forms F20 and F21, especially storing information as it is in the second database DB2 without automatically inputting it, corresponds to diversion.

In the example of FIG. 4, when the user's rank is determined to be higher than rank 1, the processing unit 303 does not display the registration screen G2A and the registration screen G2B for confirming the e-mail address. The registration screen G2E is displayed using the second registration information such as the e-mail address. Note that the registration screen G2C displayed when the user's rank is determined to be rank 1 uses the second registration information including the email address if the user does not enter the email address on the registration screen G2A. .

For example, when the user requests to change the email address after the email address is used as the second registration information, the processing unit 303 causes the confirmation unit 101 to check the email address after the change. In this case, the processing unit 303 causes the confirmation unit 101 to confirm the post-change email address regardless of the determination result of the determination unit 302 . In the example of FIGS. 3 and 4, the user requests a change of the e-mail address by entering the e-mail address in the input form F20 of the registration screen G2C or the registration screen G2E. Inputting to the input form F20 means direct input (manual input) using a software keyboard or the like while focusing on the input form F20.

For example, when the user's rank is determined to be rank 1, the processing unit 303 requests the user to input an e-mail address, and then causes the confirmation unit 101 to check the e-mail address. In the example of FIG. 2, the processing unit 303 requests the user to enter the email address by displaying the registration screen G2A including the input form F20. In this embodiment, the e-mail address is automatically entered in the input form F20, but manual entry of all digits of the e-mail address may be requested instead of the e-mail address being automatically entered.

For example, when it is determined that the rank of the user is rank 1 and the confirmation unit 101 confirms the email address entered by the user, the processing unit 303 uses the email address entered by the user as the second registration information. get. In the example of FIGS. 2 and 3, the processing unit 303 acquires the e-mail address entered by the user in the input form F20 of the registration screen G2A as the second registration information, and the registration displayed after the e-mail address is confirmed. The acquired e-mail address is displayed in the input form F20 of the screen G2C.

For example, the first registration information includes an email address and other registration information, and the processing unit 303 uses the other registration information as the second registration information regardless of the determination result of the determination unit 302 . Other registration information is information other than the email address in the first registration information, and is at least one of name, address, telephone number, and date of birth, for example. The processing unit 303 diverts other registration information in both cases when the user's rank is determined to be higher than rank 1 and when the user's rank is determined to be rank 1.

[4. Processing performed by the registration system]
8 and 9 are flow diagrams showing an example of processing executed in the registration system S. FIG. The processes shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 are executed by control units 11, 21 and 31 operating according to programs stored in storage units 12, 22 and 32, respectively. The processing shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 is an example of processing executed by the functional blocks shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 8, when the user selects the icon of the SNS application, the user terminal 30 activates the SNS application and displays the top screen G1 on the display unit 35 (S1). In S<b>1 , a login process to the SNS is executed between the user terminal 30 and the first server 10 . Henceforth, when any request is transmitted from the user terminal 30 to the first server 10, information that can identify the user (for example, the user account in the SNS or the IP address of the user terminal 30) is also transmitted.

When the user selects the icon I10, the user terminal 30 displays a window W11 on the top screen G1 (S2). Note that when the icon I10 is not selected, the user uses the SNS by making a new post from the SNS application or viewing other users' posts. The first server 10 updates the rank of the user according to the usage of SNS by the user.

When the user selects the button B12 and agrees to the terms of use, the user terminal 30 requests the user's rank and first registration information from the first server 10 (S3). Upon receiving the request, the first server 10 refers to the first database DB1 and transmits the user's rank and the first registration information to the user terminal 30 (S4). In S4, the rank and the first registration information associated with the user account of the user who requested the rank and the first registration information in the first database DB1 are transmitted.

Upon receiving the user's rank and the first registration information, the user terminal 30 determines whether or not the user's rank is higher than rank 1 (S5). When it is determined that the rank of the user is rank 1 (S5; N), the user terminal 30 displays a registration screen G2 on which a message for confirmation can be sent, based on the first registration information received from the first server 10. is displayed (S6). In S6, the state of the registration screen G2A of FIG. 2 is entered.

The user terminal 30 receives the input of the mail address in the input form F20 based on the detection signal of the operation unit 34 (S7). At S7, no input to the input form F22 is accepted. If the e-mail address registered in the SNS is also used in the video distribution service as it is, the e-mail address is not entered in the input form F20.

When the user selects the button B22, the user terminal 30 requests the first server 10 to send a confirmation message to the email address entered in the input form F20 (S8). Upon receiving the request, the first server 10 transmits a confirmation message including a predetermined link L30 to the email address entered in the input form F20 (S9). At S<b>9 , the first server 10 generates a URL including a predetermined argument as the link 30 . This argument is used to confirm the email address, and may include, for example, information identifying the user terminal 30, expiration date, or predetermined authentication information.

The user terminal 30 causes the registration screen G2 to display that the confirmation message has been sent (S10). In S10, the state of the registration screen G2B of FIG. 2 is entered, and the user terminal 30 disables the button B22. The user terminal 30 determines whether or not the predetermined time has passed, and activates the button B22 when it is determined that the predetermined time has passed. When the activated button B22 is selected, the processes of S8 and S9 are executed again. The user may return to the previous screen and re-enter the email address from the state of the registration screen G2A.

When the user shifts the SNS application to the background and selects the icon of the email application, the user terminal 30 displays the email screen G3 on the display unit 35 (S11). When the user selects the link L30 of the message for confirmation, the user terminal 30 transmits an access request to the URL indicated by the link L30 to the first server 10 (S12).

Moving to FIG. 9, when the first server 10 receives the access request, it transmits the confirmation result of the e-mail address to the user terminal 30 (S13). In S13, the first server 10 determines whether the e-mail address has been confirmed by determining whether the access request is a legitimate URL. Also, the first server 10 determines whether or not the mail address has been confirmed based on each of the first to fifth conditions described above.

The user terminal 30, upon receiving the confirmation result of the e-mail address, refers to the received confirmation result (S14). If the confirmation of the e-mail address fails (S14; failure), a predetermined error is displayed and the process ends. In this case, the process may be returned to S6 and the input of the e-mail address may be started again.

On the other hand, if the confirmation of the e-mail address is successful (S14; success), the user terminal 30 displays the registration screen G2 in which the first registration information is automatically entered in the input form F22 (S15). In S15, the state of the registration screen G2C of FIG. 3 is entered. The user terminal 30 determines whether or not the email address in the input form F20 has been changed (S16). In S16, the user terminal 30 determines whether or not the input form F20 has been focused and any input has been made. If the e-mail address has been changed before the focus of the input form F20 is released, it is determined that the e-mail address has been changed.

When it is determined that the email address has been changed (S16; Y), the user terminal 30 displays the window W23 on the registration screen G2 (S17), and when the user selects the button B25 (S18; change), the process of S6 to confirm the changed email address. If the user selects the button B24 (S18; Cancel), the change of the e-mail address is canceled and the process returns to S16.

If it is not determined in S16 that the e-mail address has been changed (S16; N), the user terminal 30 sends the video distribution service to at least one of the first server 10 and the second server 20 when the user performs a predetermined completion operation. (S19). Upon receiving the request, at least one of the first server 10 and the second server 20 executes new member registration based on the content entered on the registration screen G2 (S20). In S20, a user account for the video distribution service is issued and stored in the second database DB2 together with the second registration information. When the user terminal 30 receives the notification that the new member registration has been completed, the user terminal 30 displays the completion screen G4 (S21), and ends this process.

In S5, when it is determined that the user's rank is higher than rank 1 (S5; Y), the process proceeds to S15. In this case, the processes of S6 to S14 are not executed. That is, the user terminal 30 omits confirmation of the e-mail address registered in the SNS and executes the registration process for new member registration.

According to the registration system S of the present embodiment, when the user registers the second registration information in the video distribution service, a process is executed according to the determination result as to whether or not the user's rank in the SNS is higher than rank 1. By doing so, user convenience can be enhanced. For example, if the registration process is fixed regardless of the reliability of the first registration information, unnecessary confirmation may be performed for users with high reliability, which may increase the user's trouble. . In this case, there is a possibility that the user will give up the new member registration of the video distribution service in the middle. In this respect, when the reliability of the first registration information is relatively high, the confirmation of the first registration information is omitted, so that the user's trouble is reduced and the user can register a new member of the video distribution service halfway through. can prevent you from giving up. In this way, by performing processing according to the reliability of the e-mail address in the SNS, it is possible to flexibly register new members in the action distribution service, thereby enhancing the user's convenience.

Further, if the user's rank is determined to be higher than rank 1, the registration system S omits the confirmation of the e-mail address by the confirmation unit 101, and if it is determined that the user's rank is rank 1, By having the confirmation unit 101 confirm the e-mail address, it is possible to prevent unnecessary confirmation from being performed on a user whose e-mail address is highly reliable, thereby enhancing user convenience. Since unnecessary confirmation is not executed, the processing load on the first server 10 and the processing load on the user terminal 30 can be reduced. Since unnecessary confirmation messages are not sent, the network load can be reduced.

Further, when it is determined that the rank of the user is higher than rank 1, the registration system S omits the confirmation of the e-mail address by the confirmation unit 101 and uses the e-mail address as the second registration information. It is possible to prevent unnecessary confirmation of the input of a highly reliable user's e-mail address and eliminate the need for the user to input the e-mail address, thereby enhancing the user's convenience. Since unnecessary confirmation is not executed, the processing load on the first server 10 and the processing load on the user terminal 30 can be reduced. Since unnecessary confirmation messages are not sent, the network load can be reduced.

Further, when the user requests to change the e-mail address after the e-mail address has been used as the second registration information, the registration system S allows the confirmation unit 101 to check the changed e-mail address so that the user can change the e-mail address. It is possible to prevent the erroneously entered e-mail address from being registered in the moving image distribution service when the e-mail address is incorrectly entered later. As a result, the manager of the video distribution service can reliably contact the user. As a user, it is possible to prevent the communication from the moving image distribution service from not arriving, thereby enhancing convenience.

Further, when it is determined that the rank of the user is Rank 1, the registration system S requests the user to input the e-mail address, and then causes the confirmation unit 101 to check the e-mail address. It is possible to prevent an unregistered e-mail address from being registered in a video distribution service. As a result, the manager of the video distribution service can reliably contact the user. As a user, it is possible to prevent the communication from the moving image distribution service from not arriving, thereby enhancing convenience.

Further, when the user's rank is determined to be rank 1 and the confirmation unit 101 confirms the email address entered by the user, the registration system S uses the email address entered by the user as the second registration information. By obtaining the e-mail address, it is possible to register the e-mail address confirmed to be able to contact the user with the video distribution service. As a result, the manager of the video distribution service can reliably contact the user. As a user, it is possible to prevent the communication from the moving image distribution service from not arriving, thereby enhancing convenience.

Further, the registration system S can reliably confirm whether or not it is possible to contact the user by transmitting a message including the confirmation link L30 and determining whether or not the user has selected the link L30. can. From the user's point of view, convenience can be improved because all that is required is to select the link L30 without inputting authentication information.

Further, the registration system S determines that the user cannot be contacted if a predetermined condition is not satisfied even if the user selects the link L30. By determining that the user can be contacted when the is satisfied, it is possible to more reliably confirm whether or not the user can be contacted.

In addition, the registration system S diverts other registered information included in the first registered information as the second registered information regardless of the determination result of the determination unit 302, so that information that does not need to be confirmed is used as it is. Therefore, user convenience can be improved.

In addition, the registration system S uses the rank correlated with the reliability of the e-mail address, and uses the fact that the rank of the user is higher than a predetermined rank as the judgment criterion of the judging unit 302. It is possible to improve convenience by reducing the trouble of Even users with a low rank can prevent their old e-mail addresses from being registered in the video distribution service, and convenience can be improved. In addition, information management in the registration system S becomes easier because there is no need to separately provide reliability information for registering new members of the video distribution service.

In addition, the registration system S uses the lowest rank among the plurality of ranks as the judgment criterion of the judging unit 302, thereby reducing the trouble of the user who uses the SNS to some extent and improving the convenience. Even for users who hardly use SNS, it is possible to prevent an old mail address registered in SNS which they hardly use from being registered in the moving picture distribution service, and convenience can be improved.

[5. Modification]
Note that the present disclosure is not limited to the embodiments described above. Modifications can be made as appropriate without departing from the gist of the present disclosure.

(1) For example, the first registration information registered in the SNS may include multiple email addresses. In this modified example, the first registration information includes a main e-mail address and a sub-email address (such as a mobile phone e-mail address). A plurality of sub-mail addresses may exist. When it is necessary to contact the user in some way on the SNS, a message is sent to the main email address. The sub-mail address is used only in specific cases such as when specified by the user.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of the flow of new member registration in modification (1). As shown in FIG. 10, a registration screen G2F similar to these is displayed by the same flow as the flow until the registration screen G2C or the registration screen G2E is displayed in the embodiment. When the user focuses on the input form F20, a list L26 of multiple email addresses registered in the SNS is displayed (state of registration screen G2G). For example, the list L26 displays sub mail addresses.

The user can select any mail address on the list L26. The processing unit 303 omits confirmation of the changed email address by the confirmation unit 101 when the user selects one of a plurality of email addresses and requests a change. As shown in FIG. 10, when the user selects the changed email address from the list L26, confirmation of the email address is omitted, and the changed email address is displayed in the input form F20 (registration state of screen G2H). Note that a user of rank 1 may be treated in the same way as a user of rank 2 or higher, or confirmation may be executed by selecting an email address from the list L26.

The user can also enter an e-mail address in the input form F20 instead of selecting an e-mail address from the list L26. The processing unit 303 causes the confirmation unit 101 to confirm the changed email address when the user inputs the changed email address and requests the change. As shown in FIG. 10, when the user enters the changed mail address in the input form F20, a window W23 similar to the registration screen G2D is displayed (state of the registration screen G2I). The flow after the window W23 is displayed is as described in the embodiment.

According to the modification (1), when the user selects one of a plurality of e-mail addresses registered in the SNS and requests to change the e-mail address, the confirmation unit 101 confirms the changed contact information. By omitting it, it is possible to prevent unnecessary confirmation from being performed for a user with a highly reliable e-mail address, thereby enhancing the user's convenience. Since unnecessary confirmation is not executed, the processing load on the first server 10 and the processing load on the user terminal 30 can be reduced. Since unnecessary confirmation messages are not sent, the network load can be reduced.

(2) Also, for example, after confirming the e-mail address of a user with rank 1, using the second registration information such as the e-mail address registered in the SNS is more difficult than the procedure for new member registration for users with rank 2 or higher. increases, this corresponds to restricting the diversion of the second registration information in some way. Such limitations are not limited to the example embodiments. In this modified example, a case will be described in which diversion of the second registration information is restricted by a method other than confirmation of the e-mail address. In addition, in the modification (2), confirmation of the e-mail address may not be performed.

When the user's rank is determined to be higher than rank 1, the processing unit 303 of this modification diverts all or part of the first registration information as the second registration information. If it is determined that there is, all or part of the first registration information is restricted from being diverted as the second registration information.

Restrictions include inserting other processing before diversion of the second registration information, requiring the user to perform some operation before diversion of the second registration information, not diversion of the second registration information, or prohibition of diversion of the secondary registration information. 2. To reduce the number of registration information. For example, when the processing unit 303 determines that the user's rank is rank 1, the processing unit 303 may display a message prompting confirmation of all or part of the first registration information, or may request re-input of the first registration information. may be requested. Further, for example, when the user's rank is determined to be rank 1, the processing unit 303 may prevent all or part of the first registration information from being diverted as the second registration information.

According to the modification (2), when it is determined that the user's rank is higher than rank 1, all or part of the first registration information is diverted as the second registration information, and the user's rank is rank 1. If it is determined that there is, by restricting the diversion of all or part of the first registration information as the second registration information, the trouble of inputting by a user with a high rank is reduced and the convenience is improved. be able to. Even a user with a low rank can save the trouble of erasing and changing an old e-mail address that is used for a video distribution service, thus improving convenience.

(3) Further, for example, the combination of the first service and the second service is not limited to the example of the embodiment. The registration system S can be applied to various services such as electronic payment services, transportation services, electronic commerce services, electronic ticket services, financial services, or communication services.

In this modified example, an electronic payment service will be described as an example of the first service, and a transportation service will be described as an example of the second service. The first registration information is registration information for electronic payment services, and the second registration information is registration information for transportation services. Electronic payment services and transportation services are linked together. For example, an electronic payment service can be used to charge electronic money for transportation services. Also, for example, when charging electronic money for transportation services, points for electronic payment services are given.

It should be noted that the electronic payment service of this modified example is provided by a provider who comprehensively provides various services such as electronic commerce services. This provider comprehensively manages the first registration information of the various services it provides. Therefore, the first registration information of the electronic payment service may be used in the electronic commerce service provided by this provider. A transportation-related service, which is an example of the second service, may also be provided by this provider, but in this modification, the transportation-related service shall be provided by another provider.

An electronic payment service is a service that provides users with electronic payment. The electronic payment itself can be performed in any manner, and may be, for example, credit card payment, debit card payment, bank transfer payment, point payment, electronic money payment, or other electronic value payment. A transportation service is a service provided by a transportation facility such as a railway company or a bus company. A user can enter/exit an automatic ticket gate, purchase a commuter pass, purchase a passenger ticket or a reserved ticket, or use transportation electronic money from transportation services.

An electronic payment service application (hereinafter referred to as an electronic payment application) is installed in the user terminal 30, and the user registers a new member of the transportation service from the electronic payment application. The rank of the user may be the rank in the electronic payment service or the rank in other services (such as electronic commerce services) provided by the same provider as the electronic payment service.

In this modified example, a case where the rank in the electronic commerce service is used is taken as an example. The first registration information is common to the electronic payment service and the electronic commerce service, and the reliability of the first registration information in the electronic commerce service can be said to be the reliability of the first registration information in the electronic payment service. For example, a user's rank is set by the user's payment amount, the number of payments, the frequency of payments, the points earned by the user, the credit card created by the user, or a combination thereof.

If the user's rank is higher than rank 1, the processing unit 303 omits confirmation of the email address registered with the electronic payment service. Confirm your email address. The procedure for confirming the e-mail address may be the same as in the embodiment. The processing unit 303 uses the registered information such as the name of the user registered in the electronic payment service for new member registration of the transportation service.

According to the modification (3), it is possible to improve the convenience when the user registers a new member of the transportation service from the electronic payment application.

(4) Further, for example, the modified examples described above may be combined.

Also, for example, the processing unit 303 may determine whether or not to perform confirmation by the confirmation unit 101 based on the determination result of the determination unit 302, and may not particularly use the first registration information. For example, since a user who frequently uses SNS can infer to some extent whether or not there is a possibility of committing fraud, the confirmation of the e-mail address may be omitted and fraud may be determined by other methods. On the other hand, since it is difficult for users who do not often use SNS to guess whether or not there is a risk of committing fraud, the processing unit 303 asks the confirmation unit 101 when starting a new membership registration for the video distribution service. By requesting confirmation of the e-mail address, it may be confirmed whether the user is reliable to some extent. In this case, none of the first registration information is used, and the user may manually enter all the items in the new member registration.

Also, for example, instead of registering as a new member of the video distribution service from the SNS application, the user may register as a new member by entering the user account and password of the SNS from another screen such as the video distribution application. . Further, for example, when a user inputs an e-mail address that is not registered with an SNS when registering as a new member of the video distribution service, this e-mail address may be added as the first registration information of the SNS. Also, for example, if the second registration information input by the user is not registered as the first registration information of the SNS, or if it is different from the first registration information of the SNS, the same content as the second registration information is It may be registered as the first registration information.

Also, for example, in the embodiment, the scene of new member registration was taken as an example, but the registration system S can be applied to other scenes as well. When a user who has already registered as a member changes the second registration information, the changed second registration information is stored in the second database DB2. 2 registration information may be registered. The user's linking of the SNS application and the video application may correspond to registration of the second registration information in the video distribution service. The additional registration of the second registration information by the user who has issued only the user account after the fact may correspond to the registration of the second registration information in the video distribution service.

Further, for example, although the case where the main functions are shared between the first server 10 and the user terminal 30 has been described, each function may be realized by one computer. Also, for example, the functions described as being implemented by the first server 10 may be implemented by the second server 20 or the user terminal 30 . Also, for example, the functions described as being implemented by the user terminal 30 may be implemented by the first server 10 or the second server 20 .

S registration system N network 10 first server 11 control unit 12 storage unit 13 communication unit 20 second server 21 control unit 22 storage unit 23 communication unit 30 user terminal 31 control unit 32 Storage unit 33 Communication unit 34 Operation unit 35 Display unit G1, G1A, G1B Top screen, G2, G2A, G2B, G2C, G2D, G2E, G2F, G2G, G2H, G2I Registration screen, G3 Mail screen, G4 Completion screen, 100 data storage unit, 101 confirmation unit, 200 data storage unit, 300 data storage unit, 301 acquisition unit, 302 determination unit, 303 processing unit, B12, B22, B24, B25 buttons, F20, F21, F22 input form , I10 icon, L26 list, L30 link, W11, W23 window, DB1 first database, DB2 second database.

Claims (1)

Acquisition means for acquiring reliability information relating to the reliability of the first registration information registered by the user in the first service;
determining means for determining whether the reliability information satisfies a predetermined criterion;
a processing means for executing a process according to the determination result of the determination means when the user registers the second registration information in the second service;
Registration system including.

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