JP2024029706A - Point management apparatus, point management method, and point management program - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a point management apparatus which can give a user motivation for selecting a shop among a plurality of shops.SOLUTION: A management server 2 serving as a point management apparatus according to the present invention has a reception unit 211 for receiving, from a shop terminal, a request for registration of a shop-unique point different from an all-shop common point, a registration unit 212 for registering the shop-unique point corresponding to the received registration request in association with a shop identification information for use in specifying a shop corresponding to the registration request, and a display control unit 213 for displaying, on a user terminal, the shop-unique point together with vacancy information of the shop retrieved based on a retrieval request from the user terminal.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

Description

The present invention relates to a point management device, a point management method, and a point management program.

Patent Document 1 listed below discloses a system that provides a user with restaurant information that matches search conditions. In this system, when a search condition including a menu name is set, the user is presented with information on restaurants that offer the menu corresponding to the menu name.

JP 2017-76162 Publication

The system of Patent Document 1 presents the user with a plurality of restaurants that provide the menu that the user desires, but does not present information that induces the user to select one restaurant from among the plurality of restaurants. do not have.

The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and provides a point management device, a point management method, and a point management program that can motivate a user to select a store from among a plurality of stores. One of the purposes is to provide

A point management device according to one aspect of the present invention includes a reception unit that receives from a store terminal a request to register store-specific points different from points common to all stores, and a reception unit that receives store-specific points corresponding to the accepted registration request. , a registration unit that registers the store corresponding to the registration request in association with store identification information, and a display that displays store-specific points on the user terminal along with vacant seat information of the store searched based on the search request from the user terminal. A control unit.

In the above aspect, the store vacancy information may be the vacancy status based on date.

In the above aspect, the store-specific points may be points based on dates.

In the above aspect, the store vacancy information may be the vacancy status based on time.

In the above aspect, the store-specific points may be points based on time.

In the above aspect, the reception unit may accept a request for registering store-specific points specified by at least one of date, day of the week, and time.

In the above aspect, the reception unit may specify a plurality of stores and may receive a request for registering store-specific points at the specified plurality of stores.

In the above aspect, the reception unit accepts a store-specific point registration request in which either the first registration category or the second registration category is specified, and the display control unit Registered store-specific points may be displayed together with the store's vacant seat information.

In the above aspect, the first registration category is a registration category in which points unique to the registered store are not displayed on the user terminal, and the second registration category is a registration category in which points unique to the registered store are not displayed on the user terminal. It may also be a registration category at the stage of registration.

In the above aspect, the reception unit may accept a request to register the upper limit of the number of people who can be given store-specific points in one reservation.

A point management method according to another aspect of the present invention is a point management method executed by a processor, which includes the steps of accepting from a store terminal a request to register store-specific points different from points common to all stores; a step of registering store-specific points corresponding to the registered registration request in association with store identification information that identifies the store corresponding to the registration request, and vacancy information of the store searched based on the search request from the user terminal; The method includes a step of displaying store-specific points on a user terminal.

A point management program according to another aspect of the present invention includes a computer, a reception section that receives from a store terminal a request for registering store-specific points different from points common to all stores, and a store-specific point management program that responds to accepted registration requests. A registration unit that registers the points in association with store identification information that identifies the store that corresponds to the registration request, and displays store-specific points on the user terminal along with vacant seat information of the store searched based on the search request from the user terminal. function as a display control unit.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a point management device, a point management method, and a point management program that can motivate a user to select a store from among a plurality of stores.

1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of an information processing system including a management server according to an embodiment. 2 is a diagram illustrating a physical configuration of a management server shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a physical configuration of a store terminal shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a functional configuration of a management server shown in FIG. 1. FIG. It is a figure which illustrates the screen displayed on a store terminal. It is a figure which illustrates the screen displayed on a store terminal. It is a figure which illustrates the screen displayed on a store terminal. It is a figure which illustrates the screen displayed on a store terminal. It is a figure which illustrates the screen displayed on a store terminal. It is a figure which illustrates the screen displayed on a store terminal. It is a figure which illustrates the screen displayed on a store terminal. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a screen displayed on a user terminal. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a screen displayed on a user terminal. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a screen displayed on a user terminal. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a screen displayed on a user terminal. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a screen displayed on a user terminal. 3 is a sequence chart for explaining an example of an operation in an information processing system. 3 is a sequence chart for explaining an example of an operation in an information processing system.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. Note that the same elements are given the same reference numerals and redundant explanations will be omitted.

[Overview of information processing system]
With reference to FIG. 1, the configuration of an information processing system 1 including a management server 2, which is a point management device according to an embodiment, will be described. The information processing system 1 includes, for example, a management server 2, a store terminal 3, and a user terminal 4.

The information processing system 1 is, for example, a system that manages reservations for stores such as restaurants and points given to users. The management server 2 executes various processes for managing reservations and points. Various functions realized by executing various processes will be described later.

The store terminal 3 is a terminal device used by, for example, a store manager or person in charge (hereinafter referred to as "store person in charge, etc."). The user terminal 4 is a terminal device of a user who uses services provided by the store.

The store terminal 3 and the user terminal 4 may be, for example, a tablet terminal, a smartphone, a notebook PC (Personal Computer), a PC terminal, or other terminal device.

The management server 2, the store terminal 3, and the user terminal 4 are configured to be able to communicate with each other via the network N, respectively.

The network N may be, for example, the Internet, a LAN, a leased line, a telephone line, an in-house network, a mobile communication network, Bluetooth (registered trademark), WiFi (Wireless Fidelity), other communication lines, or a combination thereof. It does not matter whether it is wired or wireless.

[Physical configuration of management server]
As shown in FIG. 2, the management server 2 includes, for example, a processor 21, a communication interface 22, and a storage device 23 as a physical configuration.

The processor 21 is, for example, a processor such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit). The processor 21 implements various functions of the management server 2, which will be described later, by executing a program 231 stored in the storage device 23.

The communication interface 22 functions as a communication unit that connects to the network N and communicates with other devices and terminals on the network N.

The storage device 23 is, for example, a computer-readable recording medium such as a disk drive or a semiconductor memory. The storage device 23 functions as a storage unit that stores a program 231 for realizing various functions of the management server 2 and various data 232 used in the program 231. The various data include, for example, information regarding reservations and information regarding points.

[Physical configuration of store terminal and user terminal]
As shown in FIG. 3, the store terminal 3 includes, for example, a processor 31, a communication interface 32, a storage device 33, an input device 34, and a display device 35 as a physical configuration.

The processor 31 is, for example, a processor such as a CPU. The processor 31 functions as a control unit that implements various functions of the store terminal 3 by executing a program 331 stored in the storage device 33.

The communication interface 32 functions as a communication unit that connects to the network N and communicates with other terminals and devices on the network N.

The storage device 33 is, for example, a computer-readable recording medium such as a disk drive or a semiconductor memory. The storage device 33 functions as a storage unit that stores a program 331 for realizing various functions of the store terminal 3 and various data (not shown) used in the program 331.

The input device 34 functions as an input unit that receives input from the user. As the input device 34, for example, a touch panel, a pen tablet, a keyboard, a mouse, a microphone, etc. can be used.

The display device 35 functions as a display unit that displays images, screens, and the like. As the display device 35, for example, an organic EL display, a liquid crystal display, etc. can be used.

Here, the user terminal 4 includes the same components as the store terminal 3. That is, the user terminal 4 includes, for example, a processor, a communication interface, a storage device, an input device, and a display device as a physical configuration. Each component of the user terminal 4 is the same as each component of the store terminal 3 described above, and therefore a description thereof will be omitted.

[Functional configuration of management server]
Various functions of the management server 2 implemented by the processor 21 will be described with reference to FIG. 4. Here, in this embodiment, among various functions for managing reservations and points that the management server 2 has, a function for managing store-specific points will be described. The information on points managed by the management server 2 includes information on points common to all stores and information on points unique to each store that can be set for each store. For the function of managing reservations and the function of managing points common to all stores, functions of known reservation management methods and point management methods can be applied.

The function of managing store-specific points of the management server 2 includes, for example, a reception section 211, a registration section 212, and a display control section 213. Each function will be explained below.

The reception unit 211 receives various requests from the store terminal 3 or the user terminal 4. Various requests include, for example, a request to register information regarding store-specific points, a request to display various screens, a request to search for a store, and the like. The information regarding store-specific points includes, for example, store-specific points and an upper limit on the number of people to whom store-specific points can be given. Below, a request to register information regarding store-specific points will be specifically explained.

The reception unit 211 receives store-specific point registration requests from each store terminal 3. Store-specific points are set on the store terminal 3, for example, by day of the week, by time, by date, or by a combination thereof. An example of a method for setting store-specific points using the store terminal 3 will be described below.

FIG. 5 is an example of a screen for setting store-specific points all at once for each day of the week. This screen is displayed on the store terminal 3. The screen shown in the figure is illustratively provided with a setting field 5a and a day of the week selection field 5b. The setting field 5a includes a time zone setting field 5a1, a point setting field 5a2, and a registration category selection field 5a3.

In the time slot setting field 5a1, one or more time slots in which store-specific points are given are set. In the point setting field 5a2, store-specific points corresponding to each time zone set in the time zone setting field 5a1 are set.

In the day of the week selection field 5b, one or more days of the week are selected to which the store-specific points set in the point setting field 5a2 are to be awarded. In the same figure, as examples of selectable days of the week, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, holidays, and the day before holidays are provided. Store-specific points can be set all at once for the days of the week selected in the day selection field 5b.

In the registration category selection field 5a3, an option button for selecting either "Draft save" or "Immediate reflection" is provided for each set of the time zone setting field 5a1 and point setting field 5a2. Store-specific points registered by selecting "Draft save" are registered as data of the first registration category indicating that the data is draft data that is not disclosed to the user. On the other hand, store-specific points registered by selecting "immediate reflection" are registered as data in the second registration category indicating that the points are actual data to be disclosed to the user.

As a result, for example, store-specific points registered in the first registration category are handled as data that is not displayed on the user terminal 4, and store-specific points registered in the second registration category are treated as data that is not displayed on the user terminal 4. It can be treated as data that is ready to be displayed.

FIG. 6 is an example of a screen for specifying the day of the week and time to set store-specific points. This screen is displayed on the store terminal 3. The screen shown in the figure is illustratively provided with a setting field 6a for a specific day of the week (Sunday in the figure) specified by a store staff member or the like.

The setting field 6a includes a time zone setting field 6a1, a point setting field 6a2, and a registration category selection field 6a3. Since each of these columns has the same function as each column included in the setting column 5a of FIG. 5, a description of each column will be omitted here.

Note that the screen for specifying the date and time and setting unique points for the store can be configured in the same way as the screen in FIG. 6 in which the specific day of the week is replaced with a specific date.

FIG. 7 is an example of a screen before transitioning to FIG. 5 or 6 described above. This screen is displayed on the store terminal 3. The screen shown in the figure is illustratively provided with a "day of the week batch setting" button 7a and a button 7b for each day of the week. For example, when the "days of the week batch setting" button 7a is pressed, the screen may transition to the screen shown in FIG. 5 above, and when one of the buttons 7b for each day of the week is pressed, the screen may transition to the screen shown in FIG. 6 above. .

In FIG. 7, registered store-specific points are displayed. For example, store-specific points registered by selecting "immediate reflection" are displayed in a frame 7c with the registered time zone surrounded by a solid line and a specific color (for example, blue) on the background. Ru. On the other hand, store-specific points registered by selecting "Draft Save" are displayed, for example, in frames 7d1 and 7d2 in which the registered time period is surrounded by a dotted line and the background is not colored.

Here, the colors of the frames 7d1 and 7d2 that display store-specific points registered by selecting "Save as draft" displayed on the screen in FIG. 7 can be changed depending on the department in which store-specific points are registered. You can also let As the departments, for example, a management department at the headquarters and each store can be provided. For example, the management department at the headquarters may be able to specify a plurality of stores under its jurisdiction and collectively register the points of the plurality of stores, and each store may be able to individually register its own points. In this case, it is preferable that the first registration classification (draft classification) is further subdivided into departments and managed. In FIG. 7, for example, a frame 7d1 is a frame for displaying points registered by the management department of the headquarters by specifying a plurality of stores, and a frame for displaying points for which each store individually registers its own points. displayed on a different line.

FIG. 8 is an example of a screen before transitioning to a screen for specifying a date and time and setting store-specific points. This screen is displayed on the store terminal 3. As an example, a calendar for "July 2022" is displayed on the screen shown in the figure. By pressing (for example, clicking) a specific date column on this calendar, a transition may be made to a screen where the specific date and time are specified and store-specific points are set.

In each date field in the figure, "day of the week set" 8a or "date set" 8b is displayed depending on how the store's unique points are registered. "Day of the week set" 8a is displayed on the date on which the day of the week was specified in FIG. 5 or 6 and store-specific points were registered. "Date set" 8b is displayed on the date on which store-specific points are registered by specifying the date and time.

In addition, if points registered by specifying a day of the week and points registered by specifying a date are registered twice on the same date and time, the points registered by specifying the date will not be registered. It is preferable to give priority to those points.

FIG. 9 is an example of a screen that displays the registration status of store-specific points. This screen is displayed on the store terminal 3. On the screen shown in the figure, store-specific points registered in the second registration category (actual data) are displayed for each date and time zone, for example. By checking this screen, store personnel can accurately check how store-specific points are registered.

The reception unit 211 shown in FIG. 4 may receive a request from each store terminal 3 to register the upper limit of the number of people who can be given store-specific points in one reservation. This upper limit of the number of people who can be given the gift can be set on the store terminal 3 using the screen illustrated in FIG. 10, for example. This will be explained in detail below.

The screen in FIG. 10 is a screen for setting an upper limit on the number of people who can receive store-specific points in one reservation. This screen is displayed on the store terminal 3. In the figure, an upper limit number of people setting column 10a and an upper limit number of people per reservation column 10b are provided, for example. Two option buttons are provided in the upper limit setting field 10a for the number of people, and the option buttons are used to select whether to set an upper limit for the number of people that can be granted. The maximum number of people per reservation column 10b is provided with three option buttons, and the upper limit of the number of people to whom store-specific points can be given in one reservation is selected using these option buttons. For example, the upper limit on the number of people can be registered for each store-specific point registered as shown in Figure 5 or 6 above, or it can be registered by specifying a range of settings such as store, period, day of the week, time zone, date, etc. You may.

The registration unit 212 shown in FIG. 4 registers and manages information regarding store-specific points based on the registration request received by the reception unit 211. For example, the registration unit 212 registers information regarding store-specific points transmitted from the store terminal 3 in conjunction with the registration request in association with the store ID.

The display control unit 213 shown in FIG. 4 causes various types of output information to be displayed on the display of the store terminal 3 or the display of the user terminal 4 based on various requests received by the receiving unit 211. Various types of output information include, for example, information displayed on a change history screen, a store search screen, a search results screen, a reservation screen, and the like. Each screen will be explained in order below.

The display control unit 213 causes the store terminal 3 to display the change history screen based on a request from the store terminal 3 to display the change history screen.

FIG. 11 is an example of a change history screen. This screen is displayed on the store terminal 3. The screen shown in the figure is illustratively provided with a change history field 11a for the maximum number of people setting and a change history field 11a for the point grant setting.

The change history column 11a for the upper limit number of people setting includes a reflection date column 11a1, a reflector column 11a2, a classification column 11a3, an upper limit setting column 11a4, and a number of people column 11a5.

For example, the update date column 11a1 displays the date when the upper limit on the number of people was updated using the screen shown in FIG. Information to do so will be displayed.

The classification column 11a3 displays, for example, a classification category indicating whether the registration was performed all at once at the headquarters or individually at each store.

For example, the upper limit setting column 11a4 displays the contents set in the upper limit number of people setting column 10a in FIG. 10, and the number of people column 11a5 displays the contents set in the upper limit number of people column 10b for one reservation in the same figure. be done.

The change history column 11a for point grant settings includes a reflection date column 11b1, a reflector column 11b2, a classification column 11b3, a status column 11b4, a setting date column 11b5, a time column 11b6, a "point addition/person" column 11b7, and a "basic points" column 11b7. /person” column 11b8 and “total points awarded/person” column 11b9.

For example, the update date column 11b1 displays the date when the store's unique points were updated using the screen shown in FIG. Information to identify the person is displayed.

The classification column 11b3 displays, for example, a classification category indicating whether the registration was performed all at once at the headquarters or individually at each store.

For example, the registration category selected in the registration category selection column 5a3 in FIG. 5 is displayed in the status field 11b4. The set day column 11b5 displays, for example, the day of the week selected in the day selection column 5b of FIG. 5 above. The time field 11b6 displays, for example, the time zone set in the time zone setting field 5a1 in FIG. 5 above.

In the "point addition/person" column 11b7, for example, store-specific points set in the point setting column 5a2 in FIG. 5 are displayed. The "basic points/person" column 11b8 displays points common to all stores. The "Total points given/person" column 11b9 displays points obtained by adding the points in the "Basic points/person" column 11b8 to the points in the "Points added/person" column 11b7.

The display control unit 213 shown in FIG. 4 causes the user terminal 4 to display information regarding the store searched based on the search request from the user terminal 4. The information regarding the store includes store vacancy information and store-specific points. Before explaining the search result screen displayed on the user terminal 4, a screen for setting search conditions on the user terminal 4 will be explained.

FIG. 12 is an example of a screen for setting search conditions. This screen is displayed on the user terminal 4. The screen in the same figure includes, for example, a column 12a for inputting a search keyword, a column 12b for inputting the date of visit, time of visit, and number of visitors to confirm seat availability, a column 12c for inputting the area to search, and a column 12c for inputting the search area. It includes a column 12d for selecting a genre, a column 12e for selecting conditions regarding points, and a column 12f for inputting a budget range. Note that items to be input as search conditions can be added or deleted as appropriate to suit the operation.

The column 12e for selecting conditions related to points includes a "store that adds points" button 12e1, and when this "store that adds points" button 12e1 is selected, you can search for a store that has unique points. You can narrow down your search to stores that will be added.

FIG. 13 is an example of a screen that displays a list of information regarding stores searched based on the search conditions set on the screen of FIG. 12 above. This screen is displayed on the user terminal 4. In the same figure, information 13a regarding one store among the plurality of retrieved stores is displayed, as an example. The store information 13a displays a schedule 13a1 that includes store vacancy information 13a11 and a mark 13a12 indicating that store-specific points are awarded. Store vacancy information 13a11 is displayed for each date, and a mark 13a12 indicating that store-specific points are given is displayed on the date for which the points are set.

Specifically, 11/23 (Tuesday) included in the schedule 13a1 of the store information 13a includes vacancy information indicating that there are only 2 vacant seats remaining, and that it is a day on which store-specific points will be awarded. A mark representing . is displayed. On the other hand, on November 27th (Saturday), vacancy information indicating that there are seats available is displayed, but no mark is displayed indicating that this is the day on which store-specific points will be awarded.

FIG. 14 is an example of a screen that displays detailed information of a store selected from the store list shown in FIG. 13 above. This screen is displayed on the user terminal 4. Similar to FIG. 13, this figure displays a schedule 14a that includes store vacancy information 14a1, 14a3 and marks 14a2, 14a4 indicating that store-specific points are awarded. The store vacancy information and the mark indicating that store-specific points are given are the same as in FIG. 13 above.

FIG. 15 is an example of a screen displayed when applying for a reservation from the store details screen shown in FIG. 14 above. This screen is displayed on the user terminal 4. The figure exemplarily displays a column 15a for selecting the number of people to make a reservation, a column 15b for selecting a date for making a reservation, and a column 15c for selecting a time for making a reservation.

Among the dates displayed in the date selection column 15b, a mark indicating that points unique to the store will be awarded is displayed in the date column in which points unique to the store will be awarded. In FIG. 15, March 4th, March 5th, March 7th, March 9th, March 10th, March 14th, March 16th, March 17th, and A mark is displayed indicating that points unique to each store will be awarded on the 30th.

Among the time slots displayed in the time selection column 15c, a mark indicating that store-specific points are awarded is displayed in the time slot column where store-specific points are awarded. In FIG. 15, for example, marks are displayed indicating that 150 store-specific points will be awarded at 17:00 and 17:15, respectively. Note that vacant seat information may be further displayed for each time period.

FIG. 16 is an example of a screen displayed when confirming the reservation details entered on the reservation application screen shown in FIG. 15 above. This screen is displayed on the user terminal 4. The figure exemplarily displays a column 16a that displays reservation details including the date of visit, time of visit, and number of people visiting the store, and a column 16b that displays points earned by the user. Specifically, in the column 16b that displays points, the points earned for this reservation are 1,250 points, and the breakdown is that the basic points common to all stores are 750 points, and the points that are unique to each store are 1,250 points. It is displayed that the additional points are 500 points.

[Operation of information processing system]
An example of the operation of the information processing system will be described with reference to FIGS. 17 and 18.

First, the procedure shown in FIG. 17 will be explained. FIG. 17 is an example of a processing procedure exchanged between the store terminal 3 and the management server 2 when a store staff or the like registers store-specific points.

First, when a store representative operates the store terminal 3 to set store-specific points (step S101) and instructs registration, the store terminal 3 transmits a request to register store-specific points ( Step S102). Thereby, the reception unit 211 of the management server 2 receives a request for registering store-specific points.

Subsequently, the registration unit 212 of the management server 2 determines whether the registration category corresponding to the registration request accepted by the reception unit 211 is a draft (step S103). If this determination is YES (step S103; YES), the registration unit 212 registers the store's unique points as draft data (step S104).

On the other hand, if it is determined in step S103 that the registration category corresponding to the registration request is not a draft (step S103; NO), the registration unit 212 registers store-specific points as actual data (step S105). .

Next, when the store personnel etc. operate the store terminal 3 to set the upper limit of the number of people per reservation for store-specific points (step S106) and instruct registration, the store terminal 3 sets the upper limit of the number of people per reservation. A registration request is sent (step S107). As a result, the reception unit 211 of the management server 2 receives a request for registering the upper limit of the number of people.

Subsequently, the registration unit 212 of the management server 2 registers the upper limit of the number of people per reservation for the points unique to the target store (step S108).

Next, the procedure shown in FIG. 18 will be explained. FIG. 18 is an example of a processing procedure exchanged between the user terminal 4 and the management server 2 when the user searches for a store and makes a reservation.

First, when the user operates the user terminal 4 to set search conditions for a store (step S201) and instructs a search, the user terminal 4 transmits a store search request (step S202). Thereby, the reception unit 211 of the management server 2 receives the store search request.

Subsequently, the display control unit 213 of the management server 2 searches for store information based on the search request accepted by the reception unit 211 (step S203), and displays the search results on the user terminal 4 (step S204).

Subsequently, when the user operates the user terminal 4 to select a desired store from the searched stores (step S205), the user terminal 4 transmits a store selection instruction (step S206).

Subsequently, the display control unit 213 of the management server 2 causes the user terminal 4 to display detailed information of the store corresponding to the selection instruction (step S207).

Subsequently, when the user operates the user terminal 4 to apply for a reservation for the store (step S208), the user terminal 4 transmits a reservation application request (step S209).

Subsequently, the management server 2 executes a reservation process for the store corresponding to the reservation application request (step S210), and transmits information regarding the completion of the reservation to the user terminal 4 (step S211).

As described above, according to the information processing system including the management server 2 according to the embodiment, a request to register store-specific points set separately from points common to all stores is received from the store terminal 3, and the registration request is responded to. When a search request is received from the user terminal 4, the store's unique points are registered in association with the store ID corresponding to the registration request, and when a search request is received from the user terminal 4, the store's vacant seat information searched based on the search conditions and the store's unique points are registered. Information regarding the stores including the information can be displayed on the user terminal 4.

This allows the user to be presented with store information including vacant seat information and store-specific points for stores that match the search conditions. You will be able to select and make a reservation at a store where you can earn additional store-specific points.

Therefore, according to the management server 2 according to the embodiment, it is possible to motivate the user to select a store from among a plurality of stores.

[Modified example]
Note that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and can be implemented in various other forms without departing from the gist of the present invention. Therefore, the above embodiments are merely illustrative in all respects, and should not be construed as limiting. For example, each of the above-mentioned processing steps can be arbitrarily changed in order or executed in parallel within a range that does not cause inconsistency in the processing contents.

For example, although this is done in the embodiment described above, the manner in which it is done is not limited to this. For example, you may.

Furthermore, the programs in the embodiments can be downloaded to a computer through various recording media (computer-readable recording media) such as an optical disk such as a CD-ROM, a magnetic disk, or a semiconductor memory, or by downloading via a communication network or the like. can be installed or loaded.

1... Information processing system, 2... Management server, 3... Store terminal, 4... User terminal, 21... Processor, 22... Communication interface, 23... Storage device, 31... Processor, 32... Communication interface, 33... Storage device, 34 ... input device, 35 ... display device, 211 ... reception section, 212 ... registration section, 213 ... display control section, 231 ... program, 232 ... data, 331 ... program

Claims (12)

a reception department that accepts from a store terminal a request to register store-specific points different from points common to all stores;
a registration unit that registers points unique to the store corresponding to the accepted registration request in association with store identification information that identifies the store corresponding to the registration request;
a display control unit that causes the user terminal to display points unique to the store along with vacant seat information of the store searched based on a search request from the user terminal;
A point management device comprising: The vacancy information of the store is the vacancy status based on the date;
The point management device according to claim 1. The store-specific points are points based on date,
The point management device according to claim 2. The vacancy information of the store is a vacancy status based on time;
The point management device according to claim 1. The unique points of the store are points based on time,
The point management device according to claim 4. The reception unit receives a request for registering points unique to the store specified by at least one of date, day of the week, and time.
The point management device according to claim 1. The reception unit specifies a plurality of stores and receives a request for registering points unique to the store at the specified plurality of stores.
The point management device according to claim 1. The reception unit receives a registration request for points unique to the store in which either a first registration classification or a second registration classification is specified,
The display control unit displays points unique to the store registered with the second registration category specified, together with vacant seat information of the store.
The point management device according to claim 1. The first registration classification is a registration classification in which registered points unique to the store are not displayed on the user terminal,
The second registration classification is a registration classification in which registered points unique to the store are displayed on the user terminal.
The point management device according to claim 8. The reception department accepts a request to register an upper limit on the number of people who can receive points unique to the store in one reservation;
The point management device according to claim 1. A point management method executed by a processor, the method comprising:
a step of accepting from a store terminal a request to register store-specific points different from points common to all stores;
registering points unique to the store corresponding to the accepted registration request in association with store identification information identifying the store corresponding to the registration request;
displaying points unique to the store on the user terminal along with vacant seat information of the store searched based on a search request from the user terminal;
method including. computer,
A reception department that accepts requests from store terminals to register store-specific points that are different from points common to all stores;
a registration unit that registers points unique to the store corresponding to the accepted registration request in association with store identification information that identifies the store corresponding to the registration request;
a display control unit that causes the user terminal to display points unique to the store along with vacant seat information of the store searched based on a search request from the user terminal;
A point management program that functions as a.

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