JP5765079B2 - Order system and settlement method - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an order system and a settlement method. In particular, the present invention relates to an order system and a settlement method used in restaurants and coffee shops such as izakayas, music bars and music cafes.

  When a performer (player) such as an entertainer, performer, singer, etc. performs in a plaza, banquet, music bar, etc., the spectator performs money (so-called “gei” etc.) There is a custom of handing an “onsen” to the performers. As a method of giving and receiving “twist” from the audience to the performer, a method of handing it to the performer or a method of putting it in a money receiving container near the performer is generally used.

  In addition, the technique regarding the system which performs the process regarding donation using a POS terminal and pays simultaneously with the purchase amount is disclosed (see Patent Documents 1 and 2).

JP 2001-93048 A JP 2006-195647 A

  However, in the method of giving and receiving the “twist” mentioned above, even if the performer performs a stunning performance, etc., only a small amount of “twist” that disappoints expectations can be obtained due to the method of giving and receiving. There are cases where it is impossible

  In other words, in the above-mentioned method of giving and receiving “twisting”, it takes a lot of trouble (for example, the trouble of taking out the wallet to give the “twisting”, the trouble of standing up and moving the legs to the performer). , It becomes a psychological obstacle to the audience, and as a result, the amount of “twist” tends to decrease. In addition, there are not a few spectators who feel psychological resistance to the act of giving a “twist” in front of a large number of people (especially when handing it directly). The amount of “twist” is difficult to grow. In addition, in the above-mentioned method of giving and receiving “twist”, the amount of “twist” that the performer holds even if the audience does not have appropriate money (for example, small change) as the amount of “twist”. Will be less.

  In order to solve the problem that the amount of “twist” earned by the performer is reduced, the “twist” is accepted at a timing different from the timing of performing the performance (for example, at the time of accounting for the food and drink fee) (“ It is also conceivable to give or receive a “twist” and pay it when it decides to give it. However, in the method of giving and receiving, since time for performing arts has passed, the audience may forget to give the “twist” itself. In addition, the audience who remembered giving the “twist” itself is less moved when watching the arts and the like over time, so the amount of the “twist” tends to decrease. In other words, this exchange method cannot solve the problem that the amount of “twist” obtained by the performer is reduced.

  Patent Document 1 discloses a merchandise sales registration processing apparatus that displays a message for collecting donations on a customer display and has an operation button. The merchandise sales registration processing apparatus disclosed in Patent Document 1 sets a flag in the donation flag memory when there is a button touch operation, and rounds up the purchase amount of the customer to less than 10 yen at the time of customer accounting. The amount to be paid is the amount to be paid, and the difference between the purchase amount and the amount to be paid is the raised amount.

  However, even if an attempt is made to use the technique described in Patent Document 1 for the purpose of giving and receiving “twisting”, since it is a method of accepting “twisting” at the time of accounting, as described above, the amount of “twisting” obtained by the performer is We cannot solve the problem of being reduced. Even if the performer performs a stunning performance, etc., the technique described in Patent Document 1 cannot solve the above problem because “twist” is less than 10 yen in the first place. In addition, even if the fractional amount is temporarily increased, the amount of “twist” is automatically determined according to the purchase price, so the audience cannot freely determine the amount of “twist”. Occurs.

  Further, Patent Document 2 determines whether or not the transaction is with a customer set to donate a part of the transaction amount to a predetermined donation destination based on information read from a storage medium owned by each customer. A merchandise sales data processing apparatus is disclosed. When the merchandise sales data processing apparatus disclosed in Patent Literature 2 determines that the transaction is with a customer who is set to donate, the merchandise sales data processing unit calculates a donation amount based on the transaction amount and accumulates the calculated donation amount in a memory.

  However, even if an attempt is made to use the technique described in Patent Document 2 for the purpose of giving and receiving “Twirling”, as in the technique described in Patent Document 1, since “Twirling” is accepted at the time of accounting, the performer obtains “ The problem that the amount of “twist” is reduced cannot be solved. In addition, since the donation amount is calculated based on the transaction amount, there is a problem that the audience cannot freely determine the amount of “twist”.

  In the past, the exchange of “onions” has been limited to the means of handing over items (for example, valuables such as cash and wristwatches), and can be settled using electronic money, credit cards, or cash. Payment methods such as points could not be used to send and receive “twist”. Traditionally, information that can be used for performer-side marketing (for example, details such as how many customers from what kind of customers) received (especially a lot of "twists" from one at a time) In case you couldn't get).

  The present invention has been made in consideration of the above-mentioned problems, and the audience gives the performer a “twist” for the amount set by the audience, immediately and simply by watching the performer's performances. And an order system and a settlement method that allow a performer to obtain a “twist” with an amount appropriate for the evaluation of performing arts.

In order to solve the above problem, the order system according to claim 1 includes an input means for inputting product order information and a donation amount to a donation recipient, and the donation of all customers input by the input means. Total donation amount calculating means for calculating the total donation amount to the donation target person, order amount calculated based on the order information input by the input means, and input by the input means And a total payment amount calculating means for calculating a total payment amount for each customer by adding the donation amount.
According to the order system according to claim 1, as in the order of dishes / drinks, etc. from the audience (customers), as appropriate (for example, during the performance of performances or immediately after the performance), a “twist” to the performer. In addition, the amount of the received “Onion” can be added to the price of food, drinks, etc., and settled when leaving the store. Therefore, even if the audience does not take out the wallet, check the contents of the wallet, or does not have any change, the audience will be given the amount set by the audience as a “twist” to the performer. Will be able to. In addition, the performer can easily and easily give the “twist” to the audience, so that the performer can obtain a “twist” with an amount appropriate for the evaluation of performing arts. Also, the performer will be able to give a “twist” during or immediately after the performance of the performance of the audience, so that, for example, a larger number of “twist” will be obtained compared to when accepting at the time of accounting. Will be able to. Furthermore, if the attributes of the audience (for example, M1, M2,..., F3) are input at the time of accounting, it can be used for the marketing on the performer side.

The order system according to claim 2 is an order system in which an order input terminal identified individually accepts an order for a product from a customer, and a settlement terminal performs accounting based on an order result of the order input terminal, wherein the order input terminal Total donation amount for calculating the total donation amount to the donation target by inputting the donation amount to the donation target person at the terminal and totaling the donation amount input at each of the order input terminals A calculation means; and a total payment amount calculation means for calculating a total payment amount obtained by adding up the order amount calculated based on the order data of the order input terminal and the donation amount input at the order input terminal. It is characterized by providing.
According to the order system according to claim 2, the same effect as the order system according to claim 1 can be obtained. Further, in the case of the order system according to claim 2, since the audience himself inputs the amount of “twist”, it becomes even more comfortable without being conscious of other audiences and the store clerk (the clerk's reaction, busyness). "Twist" can be awarded.

The order system according to a third aspect is the order system according to the first or second aspect, further comprising a settlement means using one or both of a credit card and electronic money.
According to the order system according to the third aspect, the audience can pay the amount of “twist” using a credit card and electronic money, in the same way as payment of a price for dishes, drinks, and the like. Therefore, the customer can give a “twist” to the performer without worrying about the cash on hand. Therefore, the amount of “twist” is more likely to increase.

The order system according to a fourth aspect is characterized in that, in the order system according to any one of the first to third aspects, the point system operates in conjunction with a point system that operates redeemable points given in accordance with a purchase amount.
According to the order system according to the fourth aspect, the audience can pay a “twist” amount by consuming part or all of the accumulated points. Accordingly, the customer can give a “twist” to the performer without worrying about the cash on hand and without having a credit card or electronic money. Therefore, the amount of “twist” is more likely to increase. Furthermore, the store can also be linked to the point system to acquire new customers and increase repeat customers.

The order system according to claim 5 is the order system according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the donation amount for each customer input by the input means and the total amount calculated by the total donation amount calculation means. It is characterized by comprising a display for displaying at least one of the donation amounts.
According to the order system of the fifth aspect, various information can be confirmed on the screen. For example, when the total donation amount for the performer is displayed, the performer can know the evaluation of his / her performance in the form of objective evaluation. In addition, if a store displays the total donation amount on a large screen, it can be expected to produce a lively atmosphere, and it can lead to the acquisition of new customers by word of mouth and an increase in repeaters.

The settlement method according to claim 6 is a settlement method in the order system, wherein the input means of the order system inputs the order information of the product and the donation amount to the donation target person, and the total donation of the order system Amount calculation means totals the donation amounts of all customers input by the input means, calculates a total donation amount to the donation target person, and a total payment amount calculation means of the order system uses the input means. A total payment amount for each customer is calculated by adding the order amount calculated based on the input order information and the donation amount input by the input means.
According to the payment method according to the sixth aspect, it is possible to obtain the same effect as the order system according to the first aspect.

  According to the present invention, as described above, the spectator can give the performer a “twist” to the performer for the amount set by the spectator himself, immediately and simply by watching the performer's performance. . In addition, the performer will be able to obtain a “twist” with an amount appropriate for the evaluation of arts and the like.

It is an example of composition of an order system concerning an embodiment of the present invention. It is a schematic diagram showing the mode of the restaurant which introduced the order system. It is an example of the information regarding "twist" displayed on a display. It is an example of the block diagram of an order input terminal. It is an example of a code book. It is an example of the block diagram of a payment terminal. It is an example of the receipt printed in a payment terminal. It is a flowchart which shows an example of operation | movement of an order system.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a configuration example of an order system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, the order system 1 includes a plurality of order input terminals 10 (in this embodiment, an order input terminal 10-1, an order input terminal 10-2, an order input terminal 10-3, an order input terminal 10- 4), a checkout terminal 20, a display 30, a host server 40, and a wireless transceiver 50. The payment terminal 20, the display 30, the host server 40, and the wireless transceiver 50 are connected to a wired LAN. The order input terminal 10 is connected to a wired LAN through a wireless transceiver 50 that is an access point. The host server 40 is connected to an external network (for example, the Internet). The shape of the order input terminal 10 is a pen type as shown in FIG. 1 (however, in other figures other than FIG. 1, it is represented by a rectangle for convenience).

  FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a state of a restaurant where the order system 1 is introduced. The schematic diagram shown in FIG. 2 is a top view of the store floor where the order system 1 is installed (however, the performer is seen from the horizontal). Note that the host server 40 and the wireless transceiver 50 are not shown in FIG.

  The order input terminal 10 is placed on each customer table 11 for a customer to sit on. Each order input terminal 10 has terminal identification information for identifying each. In the case of the present embodiment, the customer table 11 and the order input terminal 10 have a one-to-one correspondence, so the table number of each customer table 11 is used as the terminal identification information. When terminal identification information different from the table number is used, for example, the host server 40 stores the correspondence between the table number and the terminal identification information so that the table number is derived from the terminal identification information. Good.

  The customer operates the order input terminal 10 to order food / drinks. Further, when the customer wants to give a “twist” to the performer, the customer operates the order input terminal 10 to give the “twist” to the performer. Details of the above operation will be described later.

  The wireless transceiver 50 wirelessly receives information transmitted from each order input terminal 10 and transmits it to the host server 40 via a wired LAN. The information transmitted from each order input terminal 10 includes terminal identification information (table number).

  The host server 40 receives, aggregates and stores the information transmitted from each order input terminal 10. Specifically, the host server 40 receives the order information (order information) transmitted from each order input terminal 10, totals the food and beverage price for each table number (for each terminal identification information), and associates it with the table number. And memorize the result of food and beverage charges. In addition, the host server 40 transmits the food and beverage price and the twist price in the one customer table 11 to the payment terminal 20 when there is a request from the payment terminal 20.

  Further, the host server 40 receives the information related to the “twist” (the amount or evaluation of “twist”) transmitted from each order input terminal 10, and totalizes and stores the information related to the “twist”. . For example, the host server 40 aggregates and stores the evaluation for each table number (the amount of “twisting”) and the number of acquisitions for each evaluation. Note that the host server 40 transmits the aggregation result to the display 30.

  The payment terminal 20 is placed on the payment counter 21. The store clerk operates the checkout terminal 20 to checkout the food and drink price and the twist price. Details of the settlement terminal 20 will be described later.

  The display 30 is installed at a position (for example, the side of the stage) that is visible from many people. The display 30 displays information related to the “twist” stored in the host server 40 (the amount or evaluation of “twist”).

  FIG. 3 is an example of information related to “twist” displayed on the display 30. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, the display 30 displays, as information about “twist”, an evaluation for each table number (amount of “twist”), the number acquired for each evaluation, and a total amount of “twist”. Is displayed.

  Regarding the display of the evaluation column for each table number, when there is no customer on a certain customer table 11, the list (row) of table numbers of the customer table 11 itself may be hidden. Further, when there is a customer on a certain customer table 11 but the evaluation is not input (that is, when there is no “twist”), “−” is associated with the table number of the customer table 11. Etc. may be displayed. In order to realize the above, the host server 40 needs to grasp information on whether or not there is a customer in each customer table 11. For example, the order input terminal 10 for which there is no customer or a salesclerk (not shown) Information indicating that there is no customer in the customer table 11 may be output to the host server 40 by operating the terminal. Further, the host server 40 stores the order information from the order input terminal 10 corresponding to one customer table 11 until the checkout process of the order input terminal 10 is performed. May determine that there is a customer.

  FIG. 4 is an example of a block diagram of the order input terminal 10. As shown in FIG. 4, the order input terminal 10 includes a CPU 101, a ROM 103, a RAM 104, a code reader unit (reading unit) 105, a wireless communication unit 112, and a speaker 115.

  The CPU 101 is a central processing unit that controls each unit of the order input terminal 10, and loads and executes a predetermined program from the ROM 103. The ROM 103 stores various programs executed by the CPU 101. The RAM 104 is a storage unit (random access memory) having a file storage area for storing menu files, audio data, and the like, and a temporary storage area for temporarily storing data to be called and used by the CPU 101 during operation. In the temporary storage area, terminal identification information (table number), various codes read by the code reader unit 105, the number of orders, accounting command code, person in charge (person in charge of customer service) code, amount of “twist”, and voice output The volume control information for instructing the volume level at the time of performing is stored. When terminal identification information different from the table number is used, the table number is stored in the temporary storage area separately from the terminal identification information.

  The code reader unit 105 is an infrared reading unit provided at the tip of the pen of the order input terminal 10. The code reader unit 105 reads a code (code readable by infrared rays) printed so as not to be visible in the code book (see FIG. 5). The speaker 115 outputs sound generated based on the sound data read from the RAM 104 and the sound volume control information. The wireless communication unit 112 communicates with other terminals (for example, the host server 40) via the wireless transceiver 50.

  FIG. 5 is an example of a code book. The code book is a printed material that is used when ordering food / drinks, etc., and handing over a “twist” with the order input terminal 10. As shown in FIG. 5, the code book includes a menu area part, a twist area part, and a function key area part.

  In the menu area section, names and prices of dishes and drinks are written. In addition, instruction information such as a cooking method, a selectable side dish, and a drink provision timing is also described depending on the item. In addition, the description portion of the name and cooking instruction information is printed with an invisible code (a code that can be read by infrared rays) that is superimposed on the description portion and the description content is encoded by a predetermined method. Accordingly, when the customer touches the pen tip portion (code reader portion 105) of the order input terminal 10 with a description portion such as a name (or traces the description portion such as the name with the pen tip portion), the order input terminal 10 Then, the code printed on the described portion is read.

  When the order input terminal 10 reads a code such as a name, the order input terminal 10 outputs a sound for confirming the input content and prompting transmission (registration). When the order input terminal 10 reads a code of a “confirm” function key (described later) after outputting a voice, the order input terminal 10 confirms the input content and reads a code of a “send” function key (described later), and the table number Is sent to the host server 40. Further, when the order input terminal 10 reads the code of the “confirm” function key (described later), the order input terminal 10 outputs the input content by voice, and when the code of the “cancel” function key (described later) is read, the input content is displayed. cancel.

  In the turn area area, evaluations for performances and the amount of “turn” according to each evaluation are described in a list format. In the case of the code book illustrated in FIG. 5, the amount “100 yen” for “twist” is associated with the evaluation “nice”, the amount “200 yen” for “twist” is associated with the evaluation “bravo”, and the evaluation “ The amount “500 yen” for “twisting” is associated with “Fantastic”, and the amount “1,000 yen” for “twisting” is associated with the evaluation “Unbelievable”. In addition, in the description portion of the evaluation (or the description portion of the amount of money), an invisible code in which the description content is coded by a predetermined method is printed on the description portion. Therefore, the order input terminal 10 can read the code such as the amount of “Ontiri” as well as the names of dishes and drinks.

  When the order input terminal 10 reads a code such as a “twist” amount or the like, the order input terminal 10 outputs a sound for confirming the input content and prompting transmission (registration). When the order input terminal 10 reads a code of a “confirm” function key (described later) after outputting a voice, the order input terminal 10 confirms the input content and reads a code of a “send” function key (described later), and the table number The information related to “Owiri” (the amount or evaluation of “Owine”) is transmitted to the host server 40. Further, when the order input terminal 10 reads the code of the “confirm” function key (described later), the order input terminal 10 outputs the input content by voice, and when the code of the “cancel” function key (described later) is read, the input content is displayed. cancel.

  In the function key area, various function keys such as 1 to 10 numbers, “confirm”, “cancel”, “repeat”, “send”, “confirm”, “accounting”, “call staff” are described. ing. In addition, an invisible code is printed on the description part of each function key. As described above, the customer inputs the menu, the amount of “twist”, etc., in combination with the function key, and transmits it to the host server 40. When calling the customer service and requesting accounting, the function key of “accounting”, that is, accounting command code is read.

  FIG. 6 is an example of a block diagram of the settlement terminal 20. As shown in FIG. 6, the checkout terminal 20 includes a CPU 201, a hard disk 202, a ROM 203, a RAM 204, a scanner unit 205, a liquid crystal touch panel unit 206, a customer display unit 207, a credit payment unit 208, an electronic money payment unit 209, a receipt printing unit. 210, a drawer unit 211, a communication unit 212, an operation unit 213, a card reader unit 214, and a buzzer 215.

  The CPU 201 is a central processing unit that controls each unit of the payment terminal 20, and loads and executes a predetermined program from the ROM 203. The ROM 203 stores various programs executed by the CPU 201. The hard disk 202 stores accounting data and the like. The RAM 204 is called when the CPU 201 operates and temporarily stores data to be used. The scanner unit 205 reads information from a barcode or the like. The liquid crystal touch panel unit 206 displays a screen and accepts input from a store clerk. The customer display unit 207 displays accounting information (a food and drink price and a twist price) to the customer.

  The credit settlement unit 208 performs credit settlement according to the processing of the CPU 201. For example, the credit settlement unit 208 receives input of a password, the number of payments, etc., and transmits / receives information necessary for credit settlement to / from an external credit system via the communication unit 212 and the host server 40, Make a credit card payment. The electronic money settlement unit 209 performs settlement with electronic money according to the processing of the CPU 201. For example, the electronic money settlement unit 209 is connected to a device (for example, a mobile phone) or a medium (for example, an IC card) that stores electronic money, or an external electronic money system that centrally manages customer electronic money. Sends and receives information necessary for electronic money settlement and performs electronic money settlement.

  The receipt printing unit 210 is a printing unit that prints accounting information on a predetermined receipt sheet. The drawer unit 211 is a storage unit that stores money. The communication unit 212 communicates with other terminals (for example, the host server 40). The operation unit 213 receives various operations by the store clerk. The card reader unit 214 reads information stored in a card or the like (for example, a credit card, a device or medium storing electronic money). The buzzer 215 generates a buzzer sound according to the processing of the CPU 201.

  FIG. 7 is an example of a receipt printed at the checkout terminal 20. The receipt illustrated in FIG. 7 includes a cooking / drink fee “¥ 2,000-”, a twisting fee “¥ 1,000-”, and a total of the cooking / drink fee and the twisting fee “¥ 3,000-”. “-” Is printed.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of the order system 1. Specifically, the flowchart of FIG. 8A is an operation at the time of ordering food / drink, the operation on the left side is the operation of the order input terminal 10, and the operation on the right side is the operation of the host server 40.
The flowchart of FIG. 8B is an operation when handing over a “twist”. The left side is the operation of the order input terminal 10, the center is the operation of the host server 40, and the right side is the operation of the display 30.
The flowchart of FIG. 8C is an operation at the time of payment, the left side is the operation of the host server 40, and the right side is the operation of the payment terminal 20.

  In FIG. 8A, the order input terminal 10 reads the menu area portion of the code book and accepts an input of a dish / drink order (step S10). The order input terminal 10 reads the code described in the function key area part of the code book, and transmits order information including the table number to the host server 40 (step S12). The host server 40 receives the order information transmitted from the order input terminal 10, totals the food and beverage prices for each table number, and stores the totaled food and beverage prices in association with the table numbers (step S20). Then, the flowchart shown in FIG.

  In FIG. 8B, the order input terminal 10 reads the twist area portion of the code book and accepts an input of “twist” (step S110). The order input terminal 10 reads the code written in the function key area part of the code book, and sends information related to the “twist” including the table number (the amount or evaluation of “twist”) to the host server 40. Transmit (step S112). The host server 40 receives the information related to the “twist” transmitted from the order input terminal 10, and sums up and stores the information related to the “twist” as appropriate or after a predetermined time has elapsed (step S120). The host server 40 transmits the count result to the display 30 (step S122). The display 30 displays the total result of “twist” transmitted from the host server 40 (step S130). Then, the flowchart shown in FIG. 8B ends.

  In FIG.8 (c), the payment terminal 20 receives the input of a table number (step S). The table number is described in an order specification placed under or on the top plate of the customer table 11 or in the vicinity of the checkout terminal 20 every time the clerk provides food / drink. The checkout terminal 20 requests accounting information (food and beverage fee, twist price) of the table number from the host server 40, and receives the accounting information of the table number transmitted from the host server 40 (steps S222 and S230). . The settlement terminal 20 performs a settlement process using the transaction information received from the host server 40 (step S232). That is, the settlement terminal 20 performs settlement by adding up the food and drink price and the twisting price. Then, the flowchart shown in FIG. In step S232, the checkout terminal 20 may perform credit payment or electronic money payment if necessary.

  Although the flowchart is omitted, the checkout terminal 20 pays the performer the total amount of “twist” input at each order input terminal 10 and tabulated at the host server 40.

  As described above, according to the order system 1, the spectator can immediately and easily give the “twist” to the performer for the amount set by the spectator himself. In addition, the performer will be able to obtain a “twist” with an amount appropriate for the evaluation of arts and the like.

  The “donation” in the present invention is a gift of gold goods to various corporations, groups, individuals, businesses (for example, public works), associations, facilities, temples and shrines, etc., and has no purpose. That is, in the “donation” in the present invention, in addition to the provision of money for the purpose of social contribution, charity, assistance, etc., as shown in the above embodiment, a congratulatory gift or a tip (chip) given as an evaluation for the performer (player) Is also included. Furthermore, money items given to staff members such as facilitators and shop assistants in addition to players also correspond to “donation” in the present invention.

  In other words, the order system 1 totals the donation amounts of all customers input by the input means (order input terminal 10) for inputting the order information of the product and the donation amount to the donation recipient, and the donation. Total donation amount calculation means (host server 40) for calculating the total donation amount to the target person, the order amount calculated based on the order information input by the input means, and the donation amount input by the input means Total payment amount calculation means (host server 40) for calculating the total payment amount for each customer.

  Further, the settlement terminal 20 of the order system 1 includes settlement means (credit settlement unit 208, electronic money settlement unit 209) using either one or both of a credit card and electronic money.

  Further, as described above, the settlement terminal 20 of the order system 1 includes the credit settlement unit 208 and the electronic money settlement unit 209. However, the settlement terminal 20 may be able to perform settlement using points that can be exchanged according to the purchase amount. For example, the checkout terminal 20 includes a point settlement unit (not shown), the card reader unit 214 reads information stored in a device or medium that stores points, and the point settlement unit responds to processing of the CPU 201. It is also possible to perform point settlement by transmitting and receiving information necessary for point settlement with an external point system that centrally manages customer points. That is, the order system 1 can pay for the food and drink price and the twist price using the points in conjunction with the point system that operates the points that can be exchanged according to the purchase amount.

  Further, the display 30 of the order system 1 includes at least one of the customer-specific donation amount input by the input unit (order input terminal 10) and the total donation amount calculated by the total donation amount calculation unit (host server 40). Is displayed.

  In the embodiment described above, the settlement terminal 20 and the display device 30 may communicate via the wireless LAN as with the order input terminal 10. Further, even if a part of the totaling (calculation of the total amount, etc.) performed by the host server 40 (for example, totaling of “twisting”) or all (totaling of orders and “twisting”) is executed on the settlement terminal 20. Good. That is, the order system 1 does not have to include the host server 40. When the order system 1 does not have the host server 40, the settlement terminal 20 may make a connection with the external network.

  That is, in the order system 1, the donation amount to the donation target person is input at the order input terminal 10, and the donation amount input at each order input terminal 10 is totaled at the host server 40 or the settlement terminal 20. The total donation amount to the donation target person is calculated, and the order amount calculated based on the order data of the order input terminal 10 and the order input terminal 10 are input by the host server 40 or the settlement terminal 20 A total payment amount may be calculated by adding the donation amount.

  In addition, in the input operation of the order input terminal 10 using a code book, in the above-described embodiment, an example of using a code book in which a menu area portion and a twist area portion are integrally printed has been described. Is not limited to this. For example, a “menu book” having a menu area and a function key area and a “twist book” having a twist area and a function key area may be used separately. In addition, when using the “menu book” and the “twist book”, both the “menu book” and the “twist book” may be provided in each customer table 11 or the “menu book”. The “Ohibiri Book” may be distributed to each customer table 11 by the store clerk every time the performer performs a performance or the like (for example, immediately before or after the performance).

  In addition, in the input operation of the order input terminal 10 using a code book, in the above-described embodiment, the customer sets a “twist” for each evaluation set in advance (prints a code readable by infrared rays) on the twist area. Although an example of selecting one of the amounts has been described, the customer may freely decide the amount of “twist”. For example, the amount may be freely input using a numerical value set on the function key area. In addition, “+” and “−” may be set in the function key area or the like so that the input amount can be increased or decreased by a fixed amount (for example, “+” is added 100 yen for each reading).

  As described above, when the customer freely determines the amount of “twist”, an upper limit of the amount of “twist” may be set. Further, when the customer decides the amount of “twisting” freely, the host server 40 has a correspondence relationship between the evaluation of the performance and the amount of “twisting” (for example, 0 yen = crackling, 100 yen = nice, 200 yen to 400 yen = Bravo, 500 yen to 900 yen = Fantastic, 1000 yen to the upper limit value = Unbelievable) may be stored in advance. If the correspondence relationship is stored in advance, even if the customer decides the amount of “twisting” freely, the number of acquisitions for each evaluation is displayed on the display 30 and printed at the checkout terminal 20. An evaluation according to the amount of “twist” can be printed.

  In the above-described embodiment, the order input terminal 10 receives the input of the order and the “twist” by reading the code on the code book, but the order and the “twist” without using the code book. May be accepted. For example, the order input terminal 10 has a liquid crystal touch panel that displays a screen corresponding to a twist area, and accepts an input of evaluation for tricks or an input of a “twist” amount by a customer's touch operation. It may be.

  In the above embodiment, in order to cope with a case where there are a plurality of performers, performer identification information for identifying each performer is defined (for example, set on a code book), and the performer identification information is read by the order input terminal 10. Alternatively, the host server 40 may total the amount of “twist” for each performer identification information and each terminal identification information.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 3 in the display device 30, the table numbers (terminal identification information) are in ascending order, but may be in descending order or ascending order of evaluation (amount of “twist”).

  A printer (not shown) may be installed in the vicinity of the checkout terminal 20 or the order input terminal 10. When a printer is installed, when a “twist” is entered, a slip (ticket) printed with the amount, time, and table number (terminal identification information) is issued from the printer. A “twist” may be paid. For example, when a printer is arranged in the vicinity of each order input terminal 10, the performer collects the voucher after performing the performance, presents the voucher to the store on the way home, and receives a “twist”. Good.

  Note that an input unit for inputting the donation amount may be provided in the checkout terminal 20 instead of the order input terminal 10. For example, a “donation key” for inputting a donation amount is provided in the settlement terminal 20, and a numerical value that is input before and after the “donation key” is pressed and determined is set as the donation amount. In this case, the customer tells the clerk the donation amount immediately after watching the performer's art, etc. until the settlement, and the clerk who is informed of the donation amount inputs the registered donation amount to the settlement terminal 20 (registration). ) Each time the clerk is informed of the donation amount, the donation amount may be input to the checkout terminal 20 together with the terminal identification information and the customer may pay the total amount of the food and drink and the donation amount at the time of checkout. Further, at the time of payment, the store clerk inputs each donated money amount that has been announced to the payment terminal 20 in the same manner as the food and drink price, and the customer may pay the total amount of the food and drink price and the donated money.

  Note that a program for executing a program for executing each process of the order system 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention is recorded on a computer-readable recording medium, and the program recorded on the recording medium is stored in the computer system. Each process of the order system 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention may be performed by reading and executing. Here, the “computer system” may include an OS and hardware such as peripheral devices. Further, the “computer system” includes a homepage providing environment (or display environment) if a WWW system is used. The “computer-readable recording medium” means a flexible disk, a magneto-optical disk, a ROM, a writable nonvolatile memory such as a flash memory, a portable medium such as a CD-ROM, a hard disk built in a computer system, etc. This is a storage device.

  Further, the “computer-readable recording medium” means a volatile memory (for example, DRAM (Dynamic DRAM) in a computer system that becomes a server or a client when a program is transmitted through a network such as the Internet or a communication line such as a telephone line. Random Access Memory)), etc., which hold programs for a certain period of time. The program may be transmitted from a computer system storing the program in a storage device or the like to another computer system via a transmission medium or by a transmission wave in the transmission medium. Here, the “transmission medium” for transmitting the program refers to a medium having a function of transmitting information, such as a network (communication network) such as the Internet or a communication line (communication line) such as a telephone line. The program may be for realizing a part of the functions described above. Furthermore, what can implement | achieve the function mentioned above in combination with the program already recorded on the computer system, what is called a difference file (difference program) may be sufficient.

  The embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the drawings. However, the specific configuration is not limited to this embodiment, and includes designs and the like that do not depart from the gist of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Order system, 10 ... Order input terminal, 11 ... Customer table, 20 ... Checkout terminal, 21 ... Checkout counter, 30 ... Display, 40 ... Host server, 50 ... Wireless transceiver, 101 ... CPU, 103 ... ROM, 104 ... RAM, 105 ... code reader unit, 112 ... wireless communication unit, 115 ... speaker, 201 ... CPU, 202 ... hard disk, 203 ... ROM, 204 ... RAM, 205 ... scanner unit, 206 ... liquid crystal touch panel unit, 207 ... customer Display unit 208 ... Credit settlement unit 209 ... Electronic money settlement unit 210 ... Receipt printing unit 211 ... Drawer unit 212 ... Communication unit 213 ... Operation unit 214 ... Card reader unit 215 ... Buzzer

Claims (2)

An order system in which an individually identified order input terminal accepts an order for a product from a customer, and a settlement terminal performs accounting based on the order result of the order input terminal;
An input means for inputting a donation amount to a donation target person at the order input terminal;
An order system comprising: a display capable of collectively displaying the donation amounts for each customer input by the input means . The display unit displays the donation amount for each customer, the evaluation of the donation target for each customer, and the total amount of the donation amount for all customers.
  The order system according to claim 1, wherein:

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