JP3778878B2 - Ticketing system, ticketing method, program and recording medium - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a ticketing system, a ticketing method, a program, and a recording medium.
[0002]
[Prior art]
Conventionally, various tickets (for example, gift certificates) have been used for gifts and the like, and companies that issue tickets issue tickets in response to user requests.
[0003]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
Therefore, if a ticket can be issued automatically, it is convenient for a company that issues a ticket. Furthermore, it would be more convenient if the issued ticket can be automated up to the place where it is stored in the case. In addition, when automatically issuing and storing tickets, it is preferable to provide a mechanism for detecting abnormalities in ticketing and storage. For example, it is convenient if the identification number of a gift voucher that has been automatically enclosed is photographed and it can be confirmed whether or not it has been actually improperly enclosed when an inquiry about misencapsulation is made after the gift voucher is shipped.
[0004]
An object of the present invention is to provide a novel ticketing system that automatically issues tickets.
[0007]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
To achieve the above objective, Of the present invention First In the above aspect, the ticketing system includes a ticket storage unit that stores a ticket, a reception unit that receives a request for ticketing, and an order identification information that gives an order identification information that identifies an order for each request received by the reception unit. A granting means; based on the request received by the accepting means; a ticket taking out means for taking out the ticket stored in the ticket storing means; a recognizing means for recognizing the description items of the ticket taken out by the ticket taking out means; Control means for storing in the storage means the description items of the ticket recognized by the recognition means in association with the order identification information related to the ticket.
[0009]
Of the present invention Second In this aspect, the ticketing system includes a plurality of ticket storing means for storing a ticket, a receiving means for receiving a request for issuing a ticket, and a ticket having specific identification information based on the request received by the receiving means. Among the ticket storage means, instruction means for instructing to take out from the one storing the ticket, ticket taking means for taking out the ticket based on the instruction, and identification information of the ticket taken out by the ticket taking means Recognition means, and monitoring means for monitoring whether or not the identification information recognized by the recognition means matches the identification information of the ticket instructed to be taken out by the instruction means.
[0017]
Of the present invention Third In this aspect, the program receives the ticket issuing request, the order receiving identification information adding step for adding the order identifying information for identifying the order for each request received in the receiving step, and the receiving step. Based on the request, a ticket removing step for taking out the ticket stored in the ticket storage means, a recognition step for recognizing the description items of the ticket taken out in the ticket removal step, and a description item of the ticket recognized in the recognition step. And causing the computer to execute a control step of storing in the storage means in association with the order identification information related to the ticket.
[0018]
Of the present invention 4th In the aspect of the invention, the program includes a reception step for receiving a ticket issue request, and a ticket having specific identification information based on the request received in the reception step. An instruction step for instructing to take out from one of them, a ticket removal step for taking out a ticket based on the instruction, a recognition step for recognizing identification information of the ticket taken out in the ticket removal step, and a recognition step The computer executes a monitoring step for monitoring whether or not the identification information matches the identification information of the ticket instructed to be taken out in the instruction step.
[0019]
According to the above configuration, it is possible to provide a new ticketing system that automatically issues tickets.
[0020]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Here, a case where a gift certificate is issued will be described as an example.
[0021]
FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of a ticketing system in the present embodiment. In the ticketing system in the present embodiment, the ticket issuing machines 11, 12, 13, servers 21, 22, printers 26 to 29, and terminals 31, 33, 36, 38 are connected to the LAN 1 and communicate with each other via the LAN 1. be able to. The ticket issuing machines 11 to 13 issue gift certificates. The servers 21 and 22 can communicate with a host terminal (not shown) or the like that accepts gift card orders via the LAN 1 or the modem 23. The servers 21 and 22 include a hard disk 24. The servers 21 and 22 have a primary and secondary relationship as a duplex structure. The printers 26 to 29 are used for printing cover sheets and management forms. The terminals 31, 33, 36, and 38 are terminals for performing operations and communicating with a system of a shipping company that transports gift certificates. The terminals 31 and 33 are provided with barcode scanners 32 and 34, respectively, and the terminals 36 and 38 are provided with MO (magneto-optical disks) 37 and 39, respectively. The MOs 37 and 39 are used for storing image data.
[0022]
FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a flow of processing related to ticketing in the present embodiment. There are roughly four patterns for issuing gift certificates in the present embodiment. There are four patterns of “mail order”, “exchanging gifts”, “large customer” and “previous (ticketing)”.
[0023]
In the case of “mail order”, the customer sends an application form with information about the gift certificate to the gift certificate issuing company, or connects to the host terminal via the network such as the Internet using its own terminal, Send information about gift certificates. When the application form is sent, the operator of the gift certificate issuing company inputs information about the gift certificate into the host terminal. Information on gift vouchers includes, for example, the number of gift vouchers for each type, payment method, self (applicant) address, name, recipient address, name, etc. If you want to make a person other than the applicant, you can consider the address and name of the sender. The host terminal adds the order identification information and the destination identification information (the order number and the destination number here) to the information related to the gift certificate. The order number is a number assigned to each order. Further, the destination number is a number assigned to each destination for a certain order. The host terminal transmits information about the gift certificate to the server 21 or 22.
[0024]
The server 21 or 22 stores information about the received gift certificate in the hard disk 24. And the information regarding a gift ticket is transmitted to either of the ticket issuing machines 11-13, and a ticket is requested. In addition, information on the gift certificate is transmitted to one of the printers 26 to 29 to request printing of a delivery form.
[0025]
“Premium exchange” means, in the present embodiment, a service for exchanging the points acquired according to the credit card usage amount for a premium. Basically, it is the same as in the case of “mail order”, but in this embodiment, automatic reception by voice response using a telephone is performed in addition to reception by the Internet. In the case of “exchange gifts”, for example, a gift number may be entered as information relating to a gift certificate, instead of the number of gift certificates for each type. Then, if necessary, the gift number may be converted into the number of gift certificates for each type. The host terminal transmits the information related to the gift certificate to the server 21 or 22 after adding the order number and the destination number to the information related to the gift certificate. The server 21 or 22 stores information about the received gift certificate in the hard disk 24. And the information regarding a gift ticket is transmitted to either of the ticket issuing machines 11-13, and a ticket is requested. In addition, information on the gift certificate is transmitted to one of the printers 26 to 29 to request printing of a delivery form.
[0026]
“Large business partners” are cases where there are many recipients. The recipient data (addressee's address, name, etc.) can be recorded on a recording medium such as a floppy (registered trademark) disk and sent to a gift voucher. Further, the destination data may be described in an application form together with information on other gift certificates, and may be sent to a gift certificate issuing company by mail or facsimile. When the operator of the gift voucher receives the application form or recording medium from the applicant, the operator inputs information on the gift certificate described in the application form into the terminal 31, 33, 36 or 38, and further receives the recording medium. In such a case, the destination data recorded on the recording medium is read by the terminal 31, 33, 36 or 38. Further, when the destination data is received in writing, the operator may input the destination data, record it on a recording medium, and read it by the terminal 31, 33, 36 or 38. The terminal 31, 33, 36 or 38 adds the order number and the destination number to the information related to the gift certificate (including the destination data). Then, the terminal 31, 33, 36 or 38 transmits information related to the gift certificate to the server 21 or 22. The server 21 or 22 stores information about the received gift certificate in the hard disk 24. And the information regarding a gift ticket is transmitted to either of the ticket issuing machines 11-13, and a ticket is requested. In addition, information on the gift certificate is transmitted to one of the printers 26 to 29 to request printing of a delivery form.
[0027]
“Advance” refers to a case where a recipient is not yet determined but a gift certificate is desired. In this case, the issued gift certificate is sent to the applicant or sender. When receiving the application form from the applicant, the operator of the gift voucher issuing company inputs information on the gift voucher described in the application form into the terminal 31, 33, 36 or 38. The terminal 31, 33, 36 or 38 can place an order number and a set number on information relating to the gift certificate (in the form of one or more sets within one order, but the set number is one order) (It is information indicating the number of the ticket issued in the order). Here, the set number is the same as the destination number. In the following description, the “destination number” will be described in a unified manner. However, in the case of “advance”, it may be read as a set number. Then, the terminal 31, 33, 36 or 38 transmits information related to the gift certificate to the server 21 or 22. The server 21 or 22 stores information about the received gift certificate in the hard disk 24. And the information regarding a gift ticket is transmitted to either of the ticket issuing machines 11-13, and a ticket is requested.
[0028]
When the ticket issuing machines 11 to 13 receive the information related to the gift certificate, the ticket issuing machines 11 to 13 perform the ticket issuing process and the automatic storage process (to the case) based on the information. These processes will be described in detail later. The sealing process may be performed by adding a sealing function to the ticket issuing machines 11 to 13 and performed by the ticket issuing machines 11 to 13, or by an operator of a gift ticket issuing company using a sealing machine. .
[0029]
In patterns other than the “previous” pattern, when the printers 26 to 29 receive information related to the gift certificate, the addresses, names, and the like of the recipient and sender are printed on the delivery form based on the information. The operator of the gift voucher issuing company attaches a delivery form to the sealed gift voucher and sends it to the shipping company. The shipping company delivers the gift certificate to the recipient.
[0030]
In this embodiment, in the case of “Mail order” and “Large customers”, a bar code that can be linked with the ticketing system and the shipping company system is also sent for management, etc. Printed on the book. The operator of the gift voucher issuing company reads the bar code on the delivery form into the terminal 31 or 33 using the bar code scanner 32 or 34 before sending the gift voucher. The read barcode data is transmitted from the terminal 31 or 33 to the transportation company system.
[0031]
FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of the ticket issuing machine, and FIG. 4 is a design diagram illustrating a configuration example of the ticket issuing machine. Here, the ticket issuing machine 11 will be described as an example, but the ticket issuing machines 12 and 13 are the same. The ticket issuing machine 11 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 41, a storage device 42, an input device 43, a display device 44, a network interface 45, hoppers 51a to 51m, an OCR (Optical Character Reader) reading head 52, a sorting gate 53, and a normal one. A stacker 54, ticket management devices 55a and 55b, sensors 60a to 60e, a temporary stacker 61, a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) camera 62, a case printing printer 63, a case hopper 64, a case stacker 65, and a hand hopper 66 are provided.
[0032]
The CPU 41 performs various controls of the ticket issuing machine 11. The storage device 42 can be composed of a RAM, a ROM, a hard disk, an optical disk, etc., and stores various programs, various data, and the like. The input device 43 includes a keyboard, a mouse, and the like. The display device 44 is used for displaying various data. The CPU 41 can perform processing based on various programs related to ticketing stored in the storage device 42. These programs can be recorded on a recording medium such as a floppy (registered trademark) disk, a CD-ROM, or an optical disk, and read into the storage device 42 and executed before execution. The ticket issuing machine 11 can communicate with other terminals via the network interface 45 and the LAN.
[0033]
FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a gift certificate. The gift certificate shown in FIG. 5 is a 1,000 yen gift certificate. In this embodiment, four types of gift certificates of 500 yen, 1,000 yen, 5,000 yen and 10,000 yen are handled. However, different types of gift certificates may be handled, or only one type of gift certificate may be handled. “99663 001 01 2 000814307 4” in the upper left of the gift certificate shown in FIG. 5 is identification information (identification number here). The first “99663” is a fixed number, the next “001” is a number representing an issuing card company, and the next “01” is a ticket type (ordinary gift certificate, travel gift certificate, etc.). The next “2” is a number representing the denomination, the next “000814307” is the original number of the gift certificate, and the last “4” is a check digit (inspection number). Here, as for the number representing the denomination, “1” represents 500 yen, “2” represents 1,000 yen, “3” represents 5,000 yen, and “4” represents 10,000 yen. Since the gift voucher in FIG. 5 is a 1,000-yen gift voucher, the number indicating the denomination is “2”. A gift certificate can be uniquely identified by such identification information. Note that only the original number is printed on the lower right (stub portion) of the gift certificate shown in FIG.
[0034]
Gift certificates are stored in the hoppers 51a to 51m. In this embodiment, one type of gift certificate is stored in each hopper. In addition, the identification number of the gift certificate stored in each hopper is continuous, and if the type of the gift certificate stored in the hopper X and the next hopper Y is the same, the last gift certificate of the hopper X The identification number and the identification number of the first gift certificate of hopper Y are consecutive. Further, the identification number of the first gift certificate in each type is registered in the ticket issuing machine 11 when the gift certificate is stored in the hopper. Therefore, the CPU 41 instructs each type of gift voucher to take out a gift voucher having a small identification number in order, and if the total number of issued tickets is counted, the identification number of the next gift voucher to be taken out is predicted. be able to. For example, if the identification information at the beginning of a 1,000-yen gift certificate is Z and is issued as 5 or 3 tickets, the total number of tickets issued is 8, so the identification information of the next 1000-yen gift certificate may be Z + 8. Predictable.
[0035]
If the identification number of the first gift voucher is registered for each hopper, the last gift voucher of the hopper X can be used even when the types of gift vouchers stored in the hopper X and the next hopper Y are the same. The identification number can be predicted even if the identification number of the first gift certificate of the hopper Y is not consecutive.
[0036]
In addition, for a certain hopper, for example, a first gift certificate group (gift certificates with identification numbers 1 to 1000) and a second gift certificate group (gift certificates with identification numbers 10001 to 11000) are stored in this order. Register the first identification number (“1”) and the number (1000) of the first gift voucher group, and the first identification number (“10001”) and the number (1000) of the second gift voucher group. By doing so, it is possible to predict the identification number even if the identification number of the gift certificate in the hopper is discontinuous.
[0037]
Partition ticket management devices 55a and 55b store partition sheets. In addition, the ticket management devices 55a and 55b include a print printer, and can print on the stored paper.
[0038]
The case hopper 64 stores a case, and the guide hopper 66 stores documents (guidance for using gift certificates). As the case, for example, a paper case suitable for sealing may be used, or a general envelope may be used.
[0039]
When receiving information related to the gift certificate, the CPU 41 instructs the hoppers 51a to 51m to take out and output the gift certificate according to the number of gift certificates for each type. CPU41 is instruct | indicating to take out in order from the gift certificate which has a small identification number about each kind of gift certificate, and is counting the total number of ticket issuing. As described above, since the CPU 41 can predict the identification number of the gift voucher to be taken out, it is the same as instructing to take out a gift voucher having a specific identification number.
[0040]
The outputted gift certificate passes through the passage and reaches a place where the OCR read head 52 is installed. Then, the gift certificate identification number is recognized (read). If the read identification number does not match the identification number of the gift certificate that the CPU 41 has instructed to take out, the CPU 41 stops the operation of the ticket issuing machine 11 and determines that an abnormality has occurred, for example, and the display device 44. To inform the operator of the abnormality.
[0041]
If there is no abnormality, the gift certificate passes through the passage and reaches the sorting gate 53. When the CPU 41 receives the information related to the gift certificate, the CPU 41 determines whether or not to automatically store it according to the information, and instructs the sorting gate 53. In the present embodiment, automatic storage is performed when the number of tickets to be issued is less than a certain value, and automatic storage is not performed when the number is larger than that value. However, for example, information on whether or not automatic storage is performed may be included in the information related to the gift certificate, and whether or not automatic storage is performed may be determined according to the information.
[0042]
According to the instruction from the CPU 41, the sorting gate 53 guides the gift certificate to the right in FIG. 4 when automatic storage is performed, and guides the gift certificate upward in FIG. 4 when automatic storage is not performed.
[0043]
When the automatic storage is not performed, the CPU 41 instructs the ticket management devices 55a and 55b to take out the paper, perform printing based on the information related to the gift certificate, and output it. Specifically, the name of the applicant, the type and number of gift certificates, and the like are printed on the divider management device 55a, and the name of the recipient is printed on the divider management device 55b.
[0044]
The CPU 41 controls the ticket management devices 55a and 55b and the normal stacker 54 so that the gift certificate is well partitioned by the paper and stored in the normal stacker 54. For example, if applicant A wants to send three 1,000 yen gift vouchers to recipients B and C, respectively, a paper on which A's name, type and number of gift vouchers are printed, Control is performed so that three sheets of gift certificates for Yen, paper with Mr. B's name printed, three sheets of gift cards for 1,000 Yen, and sheets with Mr. C's name printed in order are stored in the normal stacker 54. To do.
[0045]
When automatic storage is performed, the gift certificate that has passed through the sorting gate 53 is stored in the temporary stacker 61. Then, the items described on the gift certificate are recognized (taken by the CCD camera 62). In the present embodiment, only the identification information is photographed as items to be described, but other information can also be photographed. In the temporary stacker 61, one gift certificate is stored and photographed, and the next gift certificate is stored and photographed under the gift certificate. The photographed identification information (image data) is stored in the storage device 42 in association with the order number and the destination number, and then transmitted to the server 21 or 22 and stored in the hard disk 24 thereof. In this embodiment, the operator of the gift voucher issuing company periodically operates the terminal 36 or 38 to access the server 21 or 22 and stores the image data that has been stored for a predetermined period of time on the hard disk. Moved from 24 to MO37 or 39.
[0046]
In the case of automatic storage, the CPU 41 instructs the case hopper 64 to take out the case, and instructs the case print printer 63 to place the order number and the destination number on the taken-out case based on information on the gift certificate. Instruct to print the type and number of gift certificates, the total amount of gift certificates, etc.
[0047]
In this embodiment, all the gift certificates stored in one case are stored in the temporary stacker, and when shooting is finished, the CPU 41 instructs the hand hopper 66 to take out one handbook. The taken out guide is stored in a case together with a gift certificate. The case that has been stored is stored in the case stacker 65. An operator of a gift voucher issuing company can take out the envelope stored in the envelope stacker 65. And, for example, it can be sealed, rolled up, wrapped in a window envelope and sent.
[0048]
In the present embodiment, sensors 60a to 60e that recognize the passage of the gift certificate are provided in the passage through which the gift certificate passes. The CPU 41 monitors whether or not the difference between the time when a certain sensor recognizes the passage and the time when another sensor recognizes the passage is longer than a predetermined time. For example, the operation of the ticket issuing machine 11 is stopped, and the display device 44 notifies the operator of the abnormality. Specifically, in the case of automatic storage, if the recognition time of the sensor 60a and the recognition time of the sensor 60d are longer than a predetermined time (the same applies to the sensors 60d and 60e), or if the automatic storage is not performed, the sensor 60a And the recognition time of the sensor 60b are longer than a predetermined time (the same applies to the sensors 60b and 60c), it is determined that there is an abnormality.
[0049]
Here, referring back to FIG. 1, a method for viewing the image data of the identification number of the stored gift certificate from the terminal 31, 33, 36 or 38 will be described. Here, for example, a case where image data is viewed from the terminal 31 is considered. The terminal 31 communicates with the server 21 or 22 and acquires information related to the gift certificate stored in the hard disk 24.
[0050]
FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of information related to the gift certificate stored in the hard disk 24. In the example of FIG. 6, the order number, destination number, ticket issue date, shipping date, applicant name, recipient name, sender name, 500 yen gift certificate (“500”), 1,000 yen gift certificate ( "1000"), 5,000 yen gift certificate number ("5,000"), and 10,000 yen gift certificate information ("10,000"), but other information is stored You can also
[0051]
The operator of the terminal 31 can specify the order number and the destination number by designating the ticketing date, the name of the applicant, the name of the recipient, and the like.
[0052]
FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen displayed on the terminal 31 when an order number and a destination number are specified. FIG. 7 is an example of a screen displayed when the order number is identified as 0002 and the destination number is identified as 002 in FIG. Here, when “log image” is selected with a mouse or the like, the image data of the identification number of the gift certificate stored corresponding to the specified order number and the destination number is displayed (taken by the CCD camera 62). be able to. Since the image data of the identification number of the gift certificate is associated with the order number and the destination number and stored in the hard disk 24 or the MO 37 or 39, the terminal 31 communicates with the server 21 or 22 or the terminal 36 or 38. To acquire and display image data. Note that the image data may be output by an output device (for example, a printing device) other than the display device.
[0053]
FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of image data of an identification number of a gift certificate stored in correspondence with the specified order number and destination number. In the identified order number and destination number, three identification numbers are indicated because two gift cards of 10,000 yen and 1,000 yen are stored.
[0054]
With this function, for example, when there is an inquiry about erroneous inclusion (incorrect storage) after the gift certificate is shipped, it is possible to confirm whether or not it was actually erroneously included.
[0055]
FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the terminal 31. The terminal 31 can take the form of a personal computer, a workstation, or the like, and includes a CPU 112, a main storage device 114, an auxiliary storage device 116, a network interface 118, an input device 120, and a display device 122.
[0056]
The CPU 112 performs various controls of the terminal 31. The main storage device 114 is constituted by a RAM or a ROM, and stores various programs, various data, and the like. The auxiliary storage device 116 may take the form of a hard disk, a floppy (registered trademark) disk, an optical disk or the like, and stores various programs, various data, and the like. The input device 120 includes a keyboard, a mouse, and the like. The display device 122 is used for displaying various data. The CPU 12 performs processing based on various programs stored in the main storage device 14. These programs can be recorded on a recording medium such as a floppy (registered trademark) disk, a CD-ROM, or an optical disk, and read into the main storage device 14, a hard disk, or the like before being executed. . The terminal 31 can communicate with other terminals via the network interface 118 and the LAN.
[0057]
The terminals 33, 36, and 38 and the servers 21 and 22 can have the same configuration as the configuration example of the terminal 31 shown in FIG.
[0058]
In the present embodiment, the ticket issuing machine 11 receives the information related to the gift certificate from the servers 21 and 22. However, for example, the information related to the gift certificate can be directly input from the input device 43. Further, for example, it is possible to communicate with a customer's terminal and directly receive information related to the gift certificate.
[0059]
In this embodiment, the image data of the identification number of the stored gift certificate is stored in the hard disk 24 or the MO 37 or 39 and viewed from the terminal 31, 33, 36 or 38. It can also be stored in the storage device 42 and can be displayed on the display device 44 by operating the input device 43.
[0060]
In the present embodiment, the case where the present invention is applied to the issuance of gift certificates has been described as an example, but the present invention can also be applied to other tickets such as travel tickets.
[0061]
【The invention's effect】
As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a novel ticket issuing system that automatically issues tickets.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a ticketing system in an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a flow of processing related to ticketing in the embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a ticket issuing machine.
FIG. 4 is a design diagram illustrating a configuration example of a ticket issuing machine.
FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a gift certificate.
FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of information related to a gift certificate stored in a hard disk.
FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen displayed on the terminal when an order number and a destination number are specified.
FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of image data of an identification number of a gift certificate stored in correspondence with a specified order number and a destination number.
FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of a terminal.
[Explanation of symbols]
1 LAN
11-13 ticketing machines
21 and 22 servers
23 Modem
24 hard disk
26-29 printer
31, 33, 36, 38 terminals
32, 34 Barcode scanner
37, 39 MO
41, 112 CPU
42 Storage device
43, 120 input device
44, 122 display device
45, 118 Network interface
51a-51m hopper
52 OCR read head
53 Sorting gate
54 Normal stacker
55a, 55b Divide ticket management device
60a-60e sensor
61 Temporary stacker
62 CCD camera
63 Case printer
64 case hopper
65 case stacker
114 Main memory
116 Auxiliary storage device

Claims (4)

A ticketing system,
Ticket storage means for storing the ticket;
A means for accepting a ticketing request;
For each request received by the receiving means, order identification information giving means for giving order identification information for identifying the order received;
Based on the request received by the receiving means, a ticket taking out means for taking out the ticket stored in the ticket storing means;
Recognizing means for recognizing the description items of the ticket taken out by the ticket taking-out means;
A ticket issuing system comprising: a control unit that stores in a storage unit the description items of the ticket recognized by the recognition unit in association with the order identification information related to the ticket. A ticketing system,
A plurality of ticket storage means for storing tickets;
A means for accepting a ticketing request;
An instruction means for instructing to take out a ticket having specific identification information from one of the plurality of ticket storage means based on the request received by the reception means;
Ticket takeout means for taking out a ticket based on the instructions;
Recognizing means for recognizing identification information of the ticket taken out by the ticket taking-out means;
A ticket issuing system comprising: monitoring means for monitoring whether or not the identification information recognized by the recognition means matches the identification information of the ticket instructed to be taken out by the instruction means. A program,
A reception step for accepting a ticketing request;
For each request received in the reception step, an order identification information giving step for giving order identification information for identifying the order;
Based on the request received in the reception step, a ticket removal step for taking out the ticket stored in the ticket storage means;
A recognition step for recognizing the description of the ticket taken out in the ticket taking-out step;
A program for causing a computer to execute a control step of storing in a storage means the description items of a ticket recognized in the recognition step in association with order identification information related to the ticket. A program,
A reception step for accepting a ticketing request;
An instruction step for instructing to take out a ticket having specific identification information from one of the plurality of ticket storage means based on the request received in the receiving step;
A ticket removing step of taking out a ticket based on the instructions;
A recognition step for recognizing the identification information of the ticket taken out in the ticket removal step;
A program for causing a computer to execute a monitoring step for monitoring whether or not the identification information recognized in the recognition step matches the identification information of the ticket instructed to be taken out in the instruction step.

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