JP5031795B2 - Merchandise sales data processing apparatus and control program thereof - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a merchandise sales data processing apparatus used for merchandise sales processing in convenience stores, supermarkets, drug stores, and the like, and a control program therefor.

  Currently, over-the-counter drugs are sold at convenience stores, supermarkets and drug stores. An over-the-counter drug is one that has no significant effect on the human body, and is used according to the choice of a consumer based on information provided by a pharmaceutical person.

  The above-mentioned over-the-counter drugs are classified into three risk categories of Category 1, Drugs 2, and 3 according to Article 36-3 of the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law. Class 1 drugs are those designated by the Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare as those requiring special attention regarding the use of drugs that may cause adverse health effects due to side effects. Class 2 drugs are drugs (excluding Class 1 drugs) that may cause health problems that may interfere with daily life due to side effects, etc., and are designated by the Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare. Class 3 drugs are generic drugs other than Class 1 drugs and Class 2 drugs. Further, among the second-class pharmaceuticals, those requiring special attention are referred to as designated second-class pharmaceuticals, and are handled slightly differently from the usual second-class pharmaceuticals in the display of the product packaging.

  Sales of over-the-counter drugs will be described with reference to FIG. The rules in each risk category differ in terms of professionals and information provision that should be handled for sales. That is, the first category pharmaceutical can be sold only by a pharmacist, while the second category and third category pharmaceuticals can be sold by registered sellers in addition to the pharmacist. In addition, Class 1 drugs are obliged to provide written information at the time of sale, whereas Class 2 drugs are obliged to make an effort to actively provide information, and Class 3 drugs are actively provided. There is no provision under the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law. However, it is stipulated that information must be provided in the case of consultation from the purchaser in all of the first-class pharmaceutical, second-class pharmaceutical, and third-class pharmaceutical.

  Meanwhile, in conventional convenience stores, supermarkets, drug stores, and the like, merchandise sales processing is performed using a merchandise sales data processing device such as a POS (Point Of Sales) terminal. The merchandise sales data processing apparatus accepts an input of a merchandise code by scanning a barcode attached to the merchandise using the attached scanner, acquires merchandise data such as a merchandise price based on the inputted merchandise code, and A product is sold based on the product data. In the merchandise sales data processing apparatus, a high-density barcode printed on a card possessed by the operator is scanned by a scanner to read the operable range of the operator, and the operation is permitted within this operable range. Things are also known. (For example, see Patent Document 1)

  As described above, when selling over-the-counter drugs, the sales method differs depending on the risk category, but in order for customers to judge whether the product was sold properly, it was attached to the product one by one The risk category must be confirmed. Such confirmation work is particularly troublesome when a large number of products are purchased at once.

  Further, for example, even if a product clerk receives an explanation of the product when purchasing a first-class pharmaceutical product, it is not easy to determine later whether this clerk was a pharmacist. In other words, even if the duty of explanation is fulfilled, its credibility is lacking and pharmaceuticals cannot be used with a sense of security.

  The present invention has been made based on the above circumstances, and the purpose of the present invention is whether or not an obligation under the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law has been fulfilled by the store when the product purchased by the customer is an over-the-counter drug. It is possible to provide a merchandise sales data processing apparatus and a control program for the same that can easily discriminate the customer and give the customer a sense of security.

  The present invention relates to a product sales data processing apparatus having a customer display unit for selling a product purchased by a customer and displaying at least the total amount of products purchased by the customer to the customer. Qualification storage means for storing qualifications, sign-on reception means for receiving sign-on of each store clerk, product category determination means for determining a predetermined product category assigned to the product to be sold, and signing by the sign-on reception means A clerk identifying means for identifying a sales clerk who has authority to sell the product based on the qualification of each clerk stored in the qualification storage means and the product category determined by the product category discrimination means from among the clerk who has received the ON And clerk information display means for displaying information related to the clerk specified by the clerk specifying means on the customer face display unit.

  According to the present invention in which such measures are taken, it is possible to easily determine whether or not the store has fulfilled its obligations under the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law when the product purchased by the customer is an over-the-counter drug, giving the customer a sense of security. The effect which can be given is produced.

The schematic diagram which shows the control circuit of the POS terminal in one Embodiment of this invention. The schematic diagram which shows an example of the data structure of the salesperson master in the embodiment. The flowchart of the process which CPU performs in the sign-on process in the embodiment. The schematic diagram which shows an example of the data structure of the authority management table in the embodiment. The flowchart of the process which CPU performs in a salesperson master maintenance process in the embodiment. The schematic diagram which shows an example of the salesperson master maintenance screen in the embodiment. The schematic diagram which shows an example of the salesperson master maintenance screen in which the input screen in the embodiment was displayed. The flowchart of the process which CPU performs in the sales process of goods in the embodiment. 6 is a flowchart of processing executed by a CPU in print data creation processing in the embodiment. The schematic diagram which shows an example of the salesperson information displayed on the customer surface display of a POS terminal in the same embodiment. The schematic diagram which shows an example of the receipt which the POS terminal issued in the same embodiment. The figure for demonstrating the risk classification of an over-the-counter medicine.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a control circuit of a POS terminal 1 which is a merchandise sales data processing apparatus according to the present invention. The POS terminal 1 is equipped with a CPU 2 as a control center. This CPU 2 has a ROM (Read Only Memory) 3, RAM (Random Access Memory) 4, I / O (Input / Output) port 5, LAN (Local Area Network) interface storing fixed data such as various control programs. (I / F) 6, hard disk drive (HDD) 7, keyboard controller 8, display controller 9, customer display controller 10, printer controller 11, scanner interface (I / F) 12, speaker controller 13, etc., for example, PCI bus Or the like via a bus line 14.

  A mode switch 5a and a drawer opening device 5b are connected to the I / O port 5, a LAN cable 6a is connected to the LAN interface 6, a keyboard 8a is connected to the keyboard controller 8, and a touch panel display 9a is connected to the display controller 9. The touch panel sensor 9b and the display unit 9c are connected, the customer display 10a as a customer display unit is connected to the customer display controller 10, the receipt printer 11a is connected to the printer controller 11, and the scanner 12a is connected to the scanner interface 12. And a speaker 13a as an audio output means is connected to the speaker controller 13.

  The RAM 4 corresponds to a processing situation such as a person-in-charge registration area 4a for storing information about a store clerk who has registered a person in charge of operation (hereinafter referred to as sign-on), and a commodity registration area 4b for registering commodity sales data of purchased products. Various storage areas are formed. The drawer opening device 5b opens a drawer (not shown) in response to a command from the CPU 2. The LAN interface 6 controls data communication with a store server or the like connected via the LAN cable 6a. The keyboard controller 8 captures a key signal corresponding to the key operated from the keyboard 8a and notifies the CPU 2 of the key signal. The display controller 9 selectively displays various screens on the display unit 9c in response to an instruction from the CPU 2, acquires signals from the touch panel sensor 9b, obtains touch position coordinates, and notifies the CPU 2 of them. The customer surface display controller 10 displays characters corresponding to display data such as the total amount paid by the customer on the customer surface display 10a. The printer controller 11 controls receipt printing and journal printing by the receipt printer 11a. The scanner interface 12 inputs the barcode data scanned by the scanner 12a. The speaker controller 13 controls the sound output from the speaker 13a. The keyboard 8a is provided with various function keys such as a PLU key, a subtotal key, a deposit / current total key, and a total key in addition to a numeric key for inputting numeric data.

  The hard disk drive 7 stores a salesperson master 7a (qualification storage means) that stores information such as sales authority of salesclerks, and an authority management table 7b that stores various types of information according to risk categories of over-the-counter drugs. .

  FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing an example of the data structure of the salesperson master 7a. The salesperson master 7a stores the name of the clerk, the date of qualification acquisition, and the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law authority code in association with the clerk code such as “10000001” and “10000002” uniquely assigned to each clerk. This Pharmaceutical Affairs Law authority code indicates that “1” is a pharmacist, “2” is a registered seller, and “0” is an unqualified person.

  In order for the clerk to take charge of the operation of the POS terminal 1, the sign-on must be performed. In order to sign on, first, a sign on is declared by operating a sign on key provided on the keyboard 8a. FIG. 3 shows a flowchart of the sign-on process executed by the CPU 2 after sign-on is declared in this way. This process is executed based on the operation program stored in the ROM 3.

  First, the CPU 2 accepts an input of a clerk code as ST101. Meanwhile, in ST102, it is determined whether or not a clerk code has been input. The clerk code can be input by operating a numeric key provided on the keyboard 8a, or the bar clerk code can be scanned and input by the scanner 12a.

When the clerk code is input in this way (Yes in ST102), a record having the same clerk code as the clerk code input as ST103 is retrieved from the salesperson master 7a, and the record corresponding to ST104 is stored in the RAM 4. It is loaded into the formed responsible person registration area 4a. This completes the sign-on of the clerk.
The process executed by each unit in the sign-on process constitutes a sign-on receiving unit.
In addition to a person who operates the POS terminal 1 as a cashier, a plurality of persons such as assistants and qualified persons for fulfilling an obligation to explain over-the-counter drugs can sign on at the same time. Also in this case, the record of each clerk who has signed on can be identified as a cashier, assistant, or qualified person and loaded into the responsible person registration area 4a. In addition, when a qualified person to fulfill the obligation to explain over-the-counter drugs has signed on, it is also possible to set the operation such that the sign-on is canceled each time one transaction is completed. .

  Next, the authority management table 7b will be described. FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing an example of the data structure of the authority management table 7b. In the authority management table 7b, a general salesperson, a pharmacist, and a registered seller are stored in the POS terminal 1 for each risk category of the first category pharmaceutical, the second category pharmaceutical, the designated second category pharmaceutical, and the third category pharmaceutical. Data relating to the sales process when signing on is stored. In the data for each risk category, a sales flag and a category symbol are stored. The sales flag is a flag for determining whether or not the drug of the risk category can be sold with the authority of the salesperson who has signed on. “0” can be sold and “1” cannot be sold. It shows that there is. The classification symbol is a symbol for identifying each risk classification, and in this embodiment, “A” for the first type pharmaceutical, “B” for the second type pharmaceutical, “C” for the designated second type pharmaceutical, and “D” is assigned to each of the third kind pharmaceutical products.

  Now, the data stored in the salesperson master 7a can be edited by the salesperson master maintenance process. FIG. 5 is a flowchart of processing executed by the CPU 2 in the salesperson master maintenance processing. This process is executed based on an operation program stored in the ROM 3 by using an operation of a predetermined operation key provided on the keyboard 8a or a touch operation of the predetermined operation key displayed on the touch panel display 9a as a trigger. .

  First, the CPU 2 displays the salesperson master maintenance screen 20 as ST (step) 201. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing an example of the salesperson master maintenance screen 20. The salesperson master maintenance screen 20 includes a data display field 20a for displaying records stored in the salesperson master 7a and an operation key display area 20b for displaying various operation keys. The data display column 20a displays a list of qualifications determined based on the salesperson code, salesperson's name and the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law authority code of each salesperson registered in the salesperson master 7a. In the operation key display area 20b, a help (HELP) key that is touch-operated when displaying a help screen regarding various operations, an input key that is touch-operated when creating a new salesperson record, key operations of the keyboard 8a, etc. Change key for touch operation when changing the contents of the record selected in, Delete key for touch operation when deleting the record selected in the same way, End key for touch operation when the salesperson master maintenance process is terminated, etc. Is displayed.

  In a state where the salesperson master maintenance screen 20 is displayed, the CPU 2 accepts various inputs by key operation of the keyboard 8a and touch operation of the operation key displayed in the operation key display area 20b in ST202. When any input is accepted, it is determined which input is made in ST203. At this time, when it is determined that the input key or change key displayed in the operation key display area 20b is touch-operated ("input key, change key operation" in ST203), instead of the data display field 20a as ST205, at that time An input screen 20c for editing the selected record is displayed. When it is determined that an input other than the touch operation of the input key or the change key is made (“others” in ST203), processing corresponding to the input is executed as ST204. For example, when the end key displayed in the operation key display area 20b is touched, the salesperson master maintenance process ends.

  FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the salesperson master maintenance screen 20 on which the input screen 20c is displayed. The input screen 20c displays a salesperson code input field, a salesperson name input field, a qualification input field, and a qualification acquisition date input field. In each input field, data can be input by operating the keys of the keyboard 8a. In the qualification input field, "0", "1" or Enter either “2”.

  In a state where the input screen 20c is displayed, the CPU 2 accepts data editing of the salesperson code, salesperson name, qualification, and qualification acquisition date as ST206. Further, while data editing is being accepted, operation of the list key displayed in the operation key display area 20b is waited as ST207. At this time, if the list key is operated (Yes in ST207), the data entered in the salesperson code entry field, the salesperson name entry field, the qualification entry field, and the qualification acquisition date entry field are used. Data of salesperson master 7a is updated. That is, when the input screen 20c is displayed by touching the input key, input is made in the salesperson code input field, salesperson name input field, qualification input field, and qualification acquisition date input field. If the input screen 20c is displayed when the changed data is added to the salesperson master 7a as new data and the change key is touch-operated, the record selected when the change key is touch-operated The record in the salesperson master 7a corresponding to is updated with the data entered in the salesperson code entry field, salesperson name entry field, qualification entry field, and qualification date entry field. After the data of the salesperson master 7a is updated in this way, the data display column 20a is displayed again instead of the input screen 20c in ST208, and the processing returns to ST202 to accept various inputs.

Next, merchandise sales processing by the POS terminal 1 will be described.
FIG. 8 is a flowchart of processing executed by the CPU 2 in the product sales processing. This process is executed based on the operation program stored in the ROM 3.

  First, in step ST301, the CPU 2 waits for input of a product code by scanning a barcode attached to the product by the scanner 12a or by operating a key on the keyboard 8a. When it is determined that the product code has been input (Yes in ST301), product data is acquired from the product master based on the product code input as ST302. The product master may be stored in the hard disk drive 7 or stored in the store server and accessed to the store server via the LAN interface 6 to acquire product data corresponding to the product code. May be.

  The CPU 2 registers the merchandise sales data including the merchandise data and the purchase points acquired as described above in ST303 in the merchandise registration area 4b formed in the RAM 4. In addition, the product sales data is displayed on the touch panel display 9a and the customer display 10a. Thereafter, in ST304, it is determined whether or not a subtotal key provided on the keyboard 8a is operated. When it is determined that the subtotal key has not been operated (No in ST304), the process returns to ST301 and waits for the input of the product code.

  On the other hand, when it is determined that the subtotal key is operated (Yes in ST304), calculation of the total amount of the transaction as ST305, display of the calculated total amount on the touch panel display 9a and the customer display 10a, discount / discount Processing is performed, and an operation of a tightening key provided on the keyboard 8a is waited at ST306. When the closing key is operated (Yes in ST306), the change amount is calculated by subtracting the total amount of the transaction from the amount deposited from the customer in ST307 and displayed on the touch panel display 9a and the customer display 10a. Then, a tightening process such as causing the drawer opening device 5b to open the drawer via the I / O port 5 is executed.

  Thereafter, a print data creation process for the receipt of the transaction is executed in ST308 (print data creation means). The print data creation process will be described later with reference to FIG. After the print data is created by the print data creation process, the receipt printer 11a is controlled in ST309 to print and issue a receipt based on the created print data (receipt issuing means). After issuing the receipt in this way, the merchandise sales process is terminated.

Next, the print data creation process in the process of ST308 will be described.
FIG. 9 is a flowchart of processing executed by the CPU 2 in the print data creation processing. Note that the print data creation process is executed based on an operation program stored in the ROM 3.

  In the print data creation process, first, the CPU 2 forms a flag F in the RAM 4 at ST401 and initializes the value to “0”. Next, in ST402, a working memory area for generating receipt print data is formed in the RAM 4, and headers such as a header portion, transaction date and time, a registration number (No.), and a transaction number (No.) are formed in the working memory area. Add information and clerk information to the print data. The header portion is made up of a predetermined graphic or commercial information of a store, and is stored in the ROM 3 or the hard disk drive 7 in advance. The transaction date and time is acquired from a clock unit included in the POS terminal 1. The register number is a number assigned to the register where the POS terminal 1 is installed, and is stored in the ROM 3 or the hard disk drive 7 in advance. The transaction number is a number for identifying each transaction, and is assigned to each transaction by, for example, forming a counter in the RAM 4 and incrementing the transaction every time the transaction is processed. The store clerk information is the store clerk code and name of the store clerk registered as a cashier in the responsible person registration area 4a.

  Next, the CPU 2 extracts one item sales data registered in the item registration area 4b formed in the RAM 4 in the process of ST303 as ST403. Then, as ST404, based on the product sales data extracted in the process of ST403, the product name, purchase points, and product price of the product are specified, and these are added to the print data.

  Thereafter, in ST405, the CPU 2 determines whether or not the product is an over-the-counter drug, and if it is an over-the-counter drug, to which risk category it belongs (product category determination means). The product data acquired from the product master specifies whether the product is a product other than a first-class pharmaceutical, a second-class pharmaceutical, a designated second-class pharmaceutical, a third-class pharmaceutical, or an over-the-counter drug Risk category information is included, and in the process of ST405, based on this risk category information, it is determined whether or not the product is an over-the-counter drug. If the product is an over-the-counter drug (Yes in ST405), the value of the flag F is set to “1” in ST406. Furthermore, a category symbol corresponding to the risk category of the product identified as ST407 is acquired from the authority management table 7b, and the category symbol acquired as ST408 is added to the print data. As described above, it is desirable that the position where the classification symbol is added to the print data is set to a position where it can be recognized at a glance that the classification symbol is attached to the product.

  After adding the classification symbol to the print data, or when it is determined that the product is not an over-the-counter drug in the process of ST405 (No in ST405), the CPU 2 unextracted product in the product registration area 4b as ST409 Determine whether there is sales data. If it is determined that there is unextracted merchandise sales data (Yes in ST409), the process returns to ST403, and one merchandise sales data is extracted from the unextracted merchandise sales data, and the processes of ST403 to ST409 are performed again. Execute.

  On the other hand, if it is determined in ST409 that there is no unextracted product sales data (No in ST409), it is determined in ST410 whether or not “1” is set in the flag F. When it is determined that “1” is set in the flag F (Yes in ST410), the qualification necessary for selling the over-the-counter drug registered as ST411 is specified. Specifically, with reference to the sales flag stored in the authority management table 7b for the risk category of the over-the-counter drug registered in the product registration area 4b, the qualification for which “0” is set is specified. When a plurality of over-the-counter drugs are registered in the product registration area 4b, the qualifications for which the sales flag is set to “0” are specified for all of them. For example, in the case where the first category pharmaceutical and the second category pharmaceutical are registered in the product registration area 4b, the pharmacists for whom “0” is set in each product sales flag in the authority management table 7b shown in FIG. Is identified. In addition, when the second type drug and the third type drug are registered in the product registration area 4b, “0” is set in each product sales flag in the authority management table 7b shown in FIG. Pharmacists and registered sellers are identified.

After identifying the qualifications necessary for sales in this way, the clerk having the qualification is searched from the clerk registered in the person-in-charge registration area 4a as ST412. Specifically, a record in which the same pharmacy law authority code as that of the qualified pharmacy law authority code is associated is searched from the responsible person registration area 4a.
Note that the processing of ST411 and ST412 constitutes a clerk identifying means for identifying a clerk who has the authority to sell a product among the clerk who has accepted the sign-on.

  Next, in ST413, it is determined whether a clerk having the qualification is found. If a clerk having the qualification is found (Yes in ST413), the qualification and name of the clerk are added to the print data as ST414 (clerk information adding means). In ST415, the qualification and name of the clerk are displayed on the customer display 10a (clerk information display means). Further, in ST416, the speaker 13a is operated to notify the qualification and name of the clerk by voice output (clerk information notifying means). On the other hand, when a clerk with the qualification is not found (No in ST413), a predetermined warning is displayed on the touch panel display 9a as ST417.

  When it is determined that “1” is not set in the flag F in the process of ST410 (No in ST410), or after the process of ST416 or after the process of ST417, the CPU 2 ends the print data creation process. The receipt based on the created print data is printed in the process of ST309 in the merchandise sales process.

  FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing an example of the screen 30 when the clerk's qualification and name are displayed on the customer display 10a in the process of ST415. In this example, the screen 30 is divided into left and right, and the right screen is further divided into two. Then, the name, qualification, and qualification acquisition date are displayed on the screen 30a on the left side as information related to the qualified clerk. On the right upper screen 30b, the product name of the product determined to be an over-the-counter drug in the determination process of ST405 and the classification symbol corresponding to the risk category of the product acquired in the process of ST407 are displayed. Let On the lower screen 30c on the right side, the total amount, deposit amount and change amount of the transaction are displayed.

  As described above, on the customer display 3a, together with the total amount, the deposit amount, and the change amount of the transaction, the product name and classification of the general drug purchased in the transaction, and the salesperson having the sales qualification of the drug The name, qualification, and date of qualification acquisition are displayed.

  FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a receipt 40 issued by the POS terminal 1. In the receipt 40, the header part added to the print data in the process of ST402, the transaction date “April 01, 2009”, the registration number “Register No. 0001”, the cashier clerk code and name, and the process of ST404 Product sales data such as “antibacterial gauze” that is not an over-the-counter drug, “gastrointestinal drug” that is a first-class drug, and “headache drug” that is a second-class drug that is added to the print data, and print data that is processed in ST408 The categorized symbols “A” and “B” added to, the qualified person's qualification and name 40a added to the print data in the process of ST414 are printed.

  Thus, in the receipt 40, the product sales data of “Gastrointestinal”, which is the first category pharmaceutical, is marked with the classification symbol “A” of the first category, and the “Headache”, which is the second category, is the product. The sales data is marked with a classification symbol “B” for the second category pharmaceutical product, and the qualification and name of a salesclerk who is a qualified person who has sold the over-the-counter drug. Therefore, the customer can give a sense of security because the over-the-counter drugs purchased by himself / herself can be judged whether or not the explanation obligation has been fulfilled by a person who is legally sold by a person with sales authority. .

  Moreover, at the same time that the receipt 40 is issued, the customer display 10a displays the qualification, name, and qualification date of the qualified clerk. Therefore, it is possible to notify customers whether the over-the-counter drugs they have purchased are sold by those who have a legitimate sales authority and whether or not the explanation obligations have been fulfilled. it can.

  In addition, the customer's qualification and name of the qualified clerk are also notified to the customer. Accordingly, since it is possible to notify customers who are not viewing or cannot see the customer display 10a, it is possible to obtain a sense of security for the store.

  In addition, on the customer display 10a, a name belonging to the over-the-counter medicines among the products purchased by the customer and the classification symbols are displayed together with information on the clerk who is a qualified person. Therefore, the customer can know at a glance which screen the product he / she purchases belongs to the over-the-counter drug and which risk category it belongs to. In this way, if the risk classification can be known at a glance, it is possible to more easily determine whether or not the store legally sells over-the-counter drugs.

  In addition, this invention is not limited to the said embodiment as it is, In an implementation stage, in the range which does not deviate from the summary, each component can be deform | transformed and embodied suitably.

  For example, in the above-described embodiment, the qualified person's qualification, name, and qualification acquisition date are displayed on the customer display, but only the qualification or only the qualification and name may be displayed. Moreover, you may make it add the information regarding another salesclerk.

  In addition, the classification symbol is displayed in the name of the over-the-counter drug product so that the risk category of the product can be determined. However, it can be determined by other methods such as changing the font of the display character according to the risk category. Also good.

  In addition, even when the risk category is changed due to revisions to the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law and related rules, or when new sales qualifications arise, by appropriately changing the salesperson master 7a and the authority management table 7b The salesperson master maintenance process and the print data creation process can be executed.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the information regarding the salesclerk who is qualified person was displayed on the customer's surface display 10a simultaneously with the issuance of a receipt, the timing to display is not limited to this. For example, in the merchandise sales processing routine shown in FIG. 8, when merchandise sales data is registered in the merchandise registration area 4b in ST303, whether or not the merchandise is an over-the-counter drug or an over-the-counter drug. Judges which risk category it belongs to, and if it is an over-the-counter drug, identifies the qualifications necessary to sell the over-the-counter drug from the risk category and registers the clerk with the qualification in the responsible person registration area 4a You may make it search from the salesclerk who was made and display on the customer's surface display 10a. At this time, the speaker 13a may be operated to notify the qualification and name of the store clerk by voice output. However, since it is troublesome if a sound is output every time the over-the-counter drug is registered, it is desirable to limit the sound output of the same content to only once per transaction.

  Further, the present invention may employ only the clerk information display means using the customer display 10a and omit the clerk information notification means by voice output. Or conversely, only the clerk information notification means by voice output may be adopted, and the clerk information display means using the customer display 10a may be omitted.

  In addition, various inventions can be formed by appropriately combining a plurality of constituent elements disclosed in the embodiment. For example, some components may be deleted from the overall components shown in the embodiment.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... POS terminal, 2 ... CPU, 3 ... ROM, 4 ... RAM, 7a ... Salesperson master, 7b ... Authority management table, 9a ... Touch panel type display, 10a ... Customer display, 11a ... Receipt printer, 20 ... Salesperson Master maintenance screen, 30 ... customer display screen, 40 ... receipt.

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Claims (6)

In a product sales data processing apparatus having a customer surface display unit for selling a product purchased by a customer and displaying at least the total amount of products purchased by the customer to the customer,
Qualification storage means for storing the qualification of each store clerk;
Sign-on reception means for receiving the sign-on of each store clerk;
Product category discriminating means for discriminating a predetermined product category assigned to the product to be sold;
From the store clerk who has received the sign-on by the sign-on receiving unit, the sales authority for the product is authorized based on the qualification of each store clerk stored in the qualification storage unit and the product category determined by the product category determining unit. A clerk identification means for identifying the clerk,
Clerk information display means for displaying information on the clerk identified by the clerk identifying means on the customer surface display unit;
A product sales data processing apparatus characterized by comprising: Print data creation means for creating receipt print data relating to transaction contents;
Clerk information adding means for adding information relating to the clerk identified by the clerk identifying means to the print data created by the print data creating means;
A receipt issuing means for issuing a receipt based on the print data to which information on the clerk is added by the clerk information adding means;
The product sales data processing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising:   The said clerk information display means displays the information regarding the clerk specified by the said clerk specific means on the said customer surface display part simultaneously with issuing a receipt by the said receipt issuing means. Product sales data processing device. In a product sales data processing device that sells and processes products purchased by customers,
Qualification storage means for storing the qualification of each store clerk;
Sign-on reception means for receiving the sign-on of each store clerk;
Product category discriminating means for discriminating a predetermined product category assigned to the product to be sold;
From the store clerk who has received the sign-on by the sign-on receiving unit, the sales authority for the product is authorized based on the qualification of each store clerk stored in the qualification storage unit and the product category determined by the product category determining unit. A clerk identification means for identifying the clerk,
Audio output means;
Clerk information notifying means for notifying information about the clerk identified by the clerk identifying means as voice by the voice output means;
A product sales data processing apparatus characterized by comprising: Print data creation means for creating receipt print data relating to transaction contents;
Clerk information adding means for adding information relating to the clerk identified by the clerk identifying means to the print data created by the print data creating means;
A receipt issuing means for issuing a receipt based on the print data to which information relating to the clerk is added by the clerk information adding means;
5. The clerk information notifying unit notifies the clerk information specified by the clerk specifying unit as a voice by the voice output unit at the same time when the receipt is issued by the receipt issuing unit. Product sales data processing equipment. A product sales data processing device including a customer display unit that sells a product purchased by the customer and displays at least the total amount of the product purchased by the customer to the customer
Sign-on reception means for receiving the sign-on of each store clerk;
Product category discriminating means for discriminating a predetermined product category assigned to the product to be sold;
Based on the clerk's qualification stored in the qualification storage means storing the qualification of each clerk and the merchandise category determined by the merchandise category discrimination means from among the clerk who accepted the sign-on by the sign-on accepting means A clerk identification means for identifying a clerk who has the authority to sell the product,
Clerk information display means for displaying information on the clerk identified by the clerk identifying means on the customer surface display unit;
Control program for merchandise sales data processing device to function.

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