JP6392579B2 - Order registration processing apparatus and order registration processing program - Google Patents

Description

  Embodiments described herein relate generally to an order registration processing apparatus and an order registration processing program.

  In recent years, for example, a system in which a customer orders a product by himself using a tablet-type terminal in a restaurant has been introduced.

  This tablet type terminal displays a menu on a display device such as a touch panel, inputs an order in accordance with an instruction from a customer, and transmits the input order to the order entry system.

  The order entry system displays the received order on the kitchen terminal in the kitchen, and instructs the cook person to cook the ordered product.

  Some customers care about product calories and allergens. It has been done for a long time to list the calories and allergens for each product on the menu, but it is troublesome for the customer to calculate the total calories for the products that they plan to order, and there is a possibility of overlooking allergens. is there.

  In this regard, there has been proposed an order terminal that memorizes the calorie scheduled to be consumed for each member and calculates the total calorie value for each product and the difference between this total value and the calorie to be consumed when a product is specified from the menu. Yes.

  However, the member has to register personal information in the order terminal, which takes time to register, and the store has to manage personal information, which is troublesome in operation.

JP 2007-249919 A

  Accordingly, there is a need for an order registration processing apparatus and an order registration processing program that can perform health management related to meals such as calorie calculation without registering personal information in an order terminal.

In order to solve the above problems, an embodiment of the present invention includes an input / output unit that displays a menu of products, a storage unit that stores calories for each product, a customer terminal display unit that displays information, and a customer The customer's weight and the target weight of the customer as data, a customer terminal storage unit for storing personal information for calculating the upper limit calorie per meal, and receiving the calories for each product, based on the received calories A customer terminal control unit that displays a warning on the input / output unit when it is determined that the total calorie amount per serving calculated above exceeds the upper limit calorie, from the nutrition file to the customer terminal comprising the customer terminal via the display unit A control unit that reads and transmits the calories of the specified product, and the customer terminal storage unit stores a standard calorie intake corresponding to the personal information. Storing Rory table, the customer terminal control unit, and the standard caloric intake, and the weight, on the basis of said target weight, provides an order registration processor you calculate the upper limit calories.

It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the order processing system containing an order registration processing apparatus. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of a POS terminal. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of a management terminal. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of an order terminal. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of a handy terminal. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of an order server. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of a kitchen terminal. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of an application server. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of a customer terminal. It is a figure which shows the data structure of a goods master. It is a figure which shows the data structure of a transaction file. It is a figure which shows the data structure of a nutrition file. It is a figure which shows the data structure of a progress condition file. It is a figure which shows the data structure of a seat master. It is a figure which shows the data structure of a seat condition file. It is a figure which shows the data structure of a personal information storage part. It is a flowchart which shows operation | movement of an order processing system. It is a flowchart which shows operation | movement with an order terminal and a customer terminal. It is a figure which shows the example of a menu screen. It is a figure which shows the example of a warning screen.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of an order registration processing apparatus and an order registration processing program will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an order processing system including an order registration processing apparatus. As shown in FIG. 1, the order processing system includes a POS (point of sales) terminal 10, a management terminal 20, an order terminal 30 that is an order registration processing device, a handy terminal 40, an order server 50, and a kitchen terminal. 60, an application server 70, and a customer terminal 80. The order processing system is used in restaurants such as restaurants.

  The POS terminal 10, the order server 50, and the kitchen terminal 60 are connected to each other through a communication line such as a LAN (local area network) 1, and the management terminal 20, the order terminal 30, and the handy terminal 40 are connected to the LAN 1. Connected to each other via the wireless router 2.

  The customer terminal 80 is connected to the application server 70 via the public communication line network 3 such as the Internet, and is connected to the order terminal 30 by the near field communication means 4 such as infrared communication or Bluetooth (registered trademark).

  The POS terminal 10 registers and processes sales information, and performs accounting for each transaction. The sales information includes information on the sales details of the product for each customer.

  The management terminal 20 is used by the manager of the store, and displays the progress of cooking, staffing, the seating status of customers, and the like.

  The order terminal 30 is arranged in each table of customers, displays a menu, and accepts input of orders from customers. The order terminal 30 transmits the input order information to the order server 50.

  The handy terminal 40 is a terminal for a store clerk. The handy terminal 40 not only inputs an order but also inputs a check-in that is registration of the customer's visit to the store and a completion of the distribution of the product ordered by the customer.

  The handy terminal 40 transmits the input information to the order server 50.

  The order server 50 transmits a cooking instruction to the kitchen terminal 60 based on the received order information. When the completion of the arrangement is received from the handy terminal, the order information is transmitted to the POS terminal 10 as sales information.

  The kitchen terminal 60 outputs a cooking instruction based on the order information received from the order server 50.

  The application server 70 stores a management application installed by a customer terminal 80 such as a smartphone owned by the customer, and transmits the management application to the customer terminal 80 in response to a request from the customer terminal 80.

  The customer terminal 80 stores personal information for calculating the upper limit calorie per meal, and receives nutrition information including calories and allergens for each product from the order terminal 30 by the management application. The customer terminal 80 outputs various messages to the display device of the customer terminal 80 based on the received calorie, allergen, and nutrition information.

  FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the POS terminal 10. As illustrated in FIG. 2, the POS terminal 10 includes a POS control unit 101, a POS storage unit 102, a POS input / output unit 103, and a POS communication unit 104.

  The POS control unit 101 includes a CPU (central processing unit) that is an arithmetic device.

  The POS storage unit 102 includes a storage device such as a memory and a hard disk drive. The POS storage unit 102 stores a product master 102A, a transaction file 102B, and a nutrition file 102C.

  The POS storage unit 102 stores an order registration processing program, and the POS control unit 101 sequentially reads and executes the order registration processing program from the POS storage unit 102.

  The product master 102A stores product information including a product name and a unit price for each product ID uniquely assigned to a product.

  The transaction file 102B stores the sales information received from the order server 50 for each transaction.

  The nutrition file 102C stores nutrition information, which is information about nutrition including calories and allergens for each product ID.

  The POS input / output unit 103 includes input / output devices such as a display, a keyboard, and a mouse.

  The POS communication unit 104 connects to the LAN 1 and performs communication.

  FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the management terminal 20. As illustrated in FIG. 3, the management terminal 20 includes a management terminal control unit 201, a management terminal storage unit 202, a management terminal input / output unit 203, and a management terminal communication unit 204.

  The management terminal control unit 201 includes a CPU that is an arithmetic device.

  The management terminal storage unit 202 includes a storage device such as a memory and a hard disk drive. The management terminal storage unit 202 stores a progress status file 202A that stores the progress status of cooking for each ordered product.

  The management terminal storage unit 202 stores an order registration processing program, and the management terminal control unit 201 sequentially reads the order registration processing program from the management terminal storage unit 202 and executes it.

  The management terminal input / output unit 203 includes input / output devices such as a display, a keyboard, and a mouse.

  The management terminal communication unit 204 connects to the LAN 1 via the wireless router 2 and performs communication.

  FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of the order terminal 30. As shown in FIG. 4, the order terminal 30 includes an order terminal control unit 301, an order terminal storage unit 302, an order terminal input / output unit 303, and an order terminal communication unit 304.

  The order terminal control unit 301 includes a CPU that is an arithmetic device.

  The order terminal storage unit 302 includes a storage device such as a memory and a hard disk drive. The order terminal storage unit 302 stores a product master 302A, an order input file 302B, and a nutrition file 302C.

  The product master 302A stores the same contents as the product master 102A. The order input file 302B and order information are stored. The nutrition file 302C stores nutrition information that is information regarding nutrition including calories and allergens for each product ID.

  The order terminal storage unit 302 stores an order registration processing program, and the order terminal control unit 301 sequentially reads and executes the order registration processing program from the order terminal storage unit 302.

  The order terminal input / output unit 303 includes an input / output device such as a touch panel, for example.

  The order terminal communication unit 304 connects to the LAN 1 via the wireless router 2 and performs communication.

  The order terminal 30 can be a computer, particularly a tablet terminal.

  FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the handy terminal 40. As shown in FIG. 5, the handy terminal 40 includes a handy terminal control unit 401, a handy terminal storage unit 402, a handy terminal input / output unit 403, and a handy terminal communication unit 404.

  The handy terminal control unit 401 includes a CPU that is an arithmetic device.

  The handy terminal storage unit 402 includes a storage device such as a memory and a hard disk drive. The handy terminal storage unit 402 stores a product master 402A that stores the same contents as the product master 102A, and an order input file 402B that stores order information.

  The handy terminal storage unit 402 stores an order registration processing program, and the handy terminal control unit 401 sequentially reads and executes the order registration processing program from the handy terminal storage unit 402.

  The handy terminal input / output unit 403 includes input / output devices such as a touch panel, a display, and a keyboard.

  The handy terminal communication unit 404 connects to the LAN 1 via the wireless router 2 and performs communication.

  FIG. 6 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of the order server 50. As shown in FIG. 6, the order server 50 includes an order server control unit 501, an order server storage unit 502, an order server input / output unit 503, and an order server communication unit 504.

  The order server control unit 501 includes a CPU that is an arithmetic device.

  The order server storage unit 502 includes a storage device such as a memory and a hard disk drive. The order server storage unit 502 stores an order file 502A for storing order information, a seat master 502B for storing information related to seats, and a seat status file 502C for storing seat usage status.

  The order server storage unit 502 stores an order registration processing program, and the order server control unit 501 sequentially reads out and executes the order registration processing program from the order server storage unit 502.

  The order server input / output unit 503 includes input / output devices such as a display, a keyboard, and a mouse.

  The order server communication unit 504 connects to the LAN 1 and performs communication.

  FIG. 7 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of the kitchen terminal 60. As shown in FIG. 7, the kitchen terminal 60 includes a kitchen terminal control unit 601, a kitchen terminal storage unit 602, a kitchen terminal input / output unit 603, and a kitchen terminal communication unit 604.

  The kitchen terminal control unit 601 includes a CPU that is an arithmetic device.

  The kitchen terminal storage unit 602 includes a storage device such as a memory and a hard disk drive. The kitchen terminal storage unit 602 stores an order file 602A that stores order information.

  The kitchen terminal storage unit 602 stores an order registration processing program, and the kitchen terminal control unit 601 sequentially reads and executes the order registration processing program from the kitchen terminal storage unit 602.

  The kitchen terminal input / output unit 603 includes input / output devices such as a display, a keyboard, and a mouse.

  The kitchen terminal communication unit 604 connects to the LAN 1 and performs communication.

  FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the application server 70. As illustrated in FIG. 8, the application server 70 includes an application server control unit 701, an application server storage unit 702, an application server input / output unit 703, and an application server communication unit 704.

  The application server control unit 701 includes a CPU that is an arithmetic device.

  The application server storage unit 702 includes a storage device such as a memory and a hard disk drive. The application server storage unit 702 stores a management application 702A.

  The application server storage unit 702 stores an order registration processing program, and the application server control unit 701 sequentially reads out and executes the order registration processing program from the application server storage unit 702.

  The application server input / output unit 703 includes input / output devices such as a display, a keyboard, and a mouse.

  The application server communication unit 704 connects to the public communication network 3 and performs communication.

  FIG. 9 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of the customer terminal 80. As illustrated in FIG. 9, the customer terminal 80 includes a customer terminal control unit 801, a customer terminal storage unit 802, a customer terminal input / output unit 803, and a customer terminal communication unit 804.

  The customer terminal control unit 801 includes a CPU that is an arithmetic device.

  The customer terminal storage unit 802 includes a storage device such as a memory and a hard disk drive. The customer terminal storage unit 802 includes a personal information storage unit 802B that stores the management application 802A and stores customer personal information.

  The customer terminal control unit 801 sequentially reads the management application 802A from the customer terminal storage unit 802 and executes it.

  The customer terminal input / output unit 803 includes an input / output device such as a touch panel.

  The customer terminal communication unit 804 connects to the order terminal 30 by the short-range communication means 4 and connects to the application server 70 via the public communication line network 3 to perform communication.

  FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a data configuration of the product master 102A. As illustrated in FIG. 10, the product master 102 </ b> A includes a “product ID” that is an identifier uniquely assigned to a product, a “department” that indicates a handling department, a “product name” that indicates the name of the product, and 1 of the product. The “unit price” indicating the price per unit quantity is stored.

  In the example of each data, the product ID is “20123”, the department is “02”, and the product name is “product A”.

  FIG. 11 shows the data structure of the transaction file 102B. As shown in FIG. 11, the transaction file 102B includes “table No.”, “slip No.”, “product ID”, “department”, “product name”, “unit price”, and “quantity”. Is stored.

  “Table No.” is an identifier uniquely assigned to the table. “Voucher No.” is an identifier uniquely assigned to one transaction. “Quantity” indicates the quantity of sales.

  An example of each data is the table No. Is “08”, slip no. Is “102”, the product ID is “20123”, the department is “02”, the product name is “product A”, the unit price is “580”, and the quantity is “2”.

  The data structure of the order input file 302B, the order input file 402B, and the order files 502A and 602A is the same as the data structure of the transaction file 102B.

  FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating a data configuration of the nutrition files 102C and 302C. As shown in FIG. 12, the nutrition files 102C and 302C include “product ID”, “product name”, “calorie” indicating the amount of heat of the product, “nutrition information” including information on allergens and nutrients, Is stored.

  In the example of each data, the product ID is “20123”, the product name is “product A”, the calorie is “800” (cal), and the nutrition information is “+” for “lipid”, for example.

  FIG. 13 shows the data structure of the progress status file 202A. As shown in FIG. 13, the progress status file 202A includes “table No.”, “slip No.”, “product ID”, “department”, “product name”, “unit price”, order Stored are “quantity” indicating the quantity of the product, “status” indicating the progress, and “cooking staff” that is the identifier of the person in charge of cooking the product.

  An example of each data is the table No. Is “08”, slip no. Is “102”, the product ID is “20123”, the department is “02”, the product name is “product A”, the unit price is “580”, the quantity is “2”, the status is “cooking complete”, and the person in charge of cooking is “11” It is.

  FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating a data configuration of the seat master 502B. As shown in FIG. 14, the seat master 502B stores “table No.”, “coordinates” indicating the position of the table on the floor, and “seat number” indicating the number of seats on the table. .

  An example of each data is the table No. Is “08”, the coordinates are “5, 3”, and the number of seats is “4”.

  FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a data structure of the seat status file 502C. As illustrated in FIG. 15, the seat status file 502C stores “table No.” and “situation” indicating the current status of the seat.

  An example of each data is the table No. Is “08” and the status is “service X”.

  FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a data configuration of the personal information storage unit 802B. As illustrated in FIG. 16, the personal information storage unit 802B includes an “age” indicating the customer's age, a “sex” indicating the customer's gender, a “height” indicating the customer's height, and a customer's weight “ The “weight” and “target weight” indicating the target weight are stored as personal information for calculating the upper limit calorie per meal.

  In the example of each data, the age is “22”, the gender is “female”, the height is “164”, the weight is “54”, and the target weight is “50”.

  The personal information storage unit 802B may further store allergens that should be noted by the customer.

  FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing the operation of the order processing system. As shown in FIG. 17, in step 1701, the handy terminal control unit 401 of the handy terminal 40 transmits, to the order server 50, check-in that is data indicating that the customer has entered and seated based on the operator's instruction. To do.

  In step 1702, the order server control unit 501 of the order server 50 receives a check-in from the handy terminal 40. The order server control unit 501 has a table No. Slip no. The handy terminal 40 and the order terminal 30 are permitted to receive orders after the allocation.

  In step 1703, the order terminal control unit 301 of the order terminal 30 transmits the input order to the order server 50 as order information in accordance with a customer instruction.

  In step 1704, the order server control unit 501 receives the order information. The order server control unit 501 transmits the received order information to the kitchen terminal 60.

  In step 1705, the kitchen terminal control unit 601 of the kitchen terminal 60 displays an order screen 1401 including a cooking instruction on the display of the kitchen terminal input / output unit 603 based on the order information.

  In step 1706, the kitchen terminal control unit 601 inputs data indicating the start of cooking based on the instruction of the person in charge of cooking, and transmits the cooking start time and information indicating that cooking has started to the order server 50.

  In step 1707, the order server control unit 501 receives the cooking start time and information indicating that cooking has started. The order server control unit 501 stores the received information indicating that cooking has started in the order file 502A as a status.

  In step 1708, the kitchen terminal control unit 601 inputs data indicating the end of cooking for the product for which cooking has been completed based on the instruction of the person in charge of cooking. And slip no. At the same time, data indicating the end of cooking is transmitted to the order server 50 for each product ID.

  In step 1709, the order server control unit 501 receives data indicating the end of cooking. The order server control unit 501 receives the received table No. , Slip no. The order file 502A is searched based on the product ID, and data indicating the end of cooking is stored in the status of the corresponding data.

  In step 1710, the handy terminal control unit 401 stores data indicating that the arrangement has been completed based on an instruction from the operator in the table No. , Slip no. And the product ID are transmitted to the order server 50.

  In step 1711, the order server control unit 501 receives data indicating the completion of the arrangement. The order server control unit 501 receives the received table No. , Slip no. The order file 502A is searched based on the product ID, and data indicating the completion of serving is stored in the status of the corresponding data.

  In step 1712, the management terminal control unit 201 of the management terminal 20 transmits data instructing confirmation of the progress status to the order server 50 based on an instruction from the administrator.

  In step 1713, the order server control unit 501 determines the slip No. currently being checked in. Is read out from the order file 502A as progress status data and transmitted to the management terminal 20 as a response.

  The management terminal 20 displays a management screen for displaying a list of order processing statuses for the entire floor based on the received progress status data on the display or touch panel of the management terminal input / output unit 203.

  FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing operations of the order terminal 30 and the customer terminal 80. As shown in FIG. 18, in step 1801, the order terminal control unit 301 displays a menu on the touch panel of the order terminal input / output unit 303 using a menu screen 1901.

  In step 1802, the order terminal control unit 301 searches the nutrition file 302C based on the product ID of the product designated as the order schedule, and reads the calorie and nutrition information of the product. The order terminal control unit 301 transmits the calorie and nutrition information read together with the product ID to the customer terminal 80.

  In step 1803, the customer terminal control unit 801 receives the product ID, calorie, and nutrition information from the order terminal 30.

  In step 1804, the customer terminal control unit 801 calculates the upper limit calorie. The customer terminal storage unit 802 stores a calorie table storing standard calorie intake per 1 for each age and sex. The customer terminal control unit 801 reads the customer's age and sex from the personal information storage unit 802B, and reads the standard calorie intake per unit from the calorie table based on the read age and sex.

  The customer terminal control unit 801 calculates the upper limit calorie per meal based on the following equation (1).

(Upper limit calorie) = ((standard calorie intake per 1) × ((target weight) / (weight))) / 3 (1)
In step 1805, the customer terminal control unit 801 calculates the total calories by summing the calories of the products scheduled to be received received from the order terminal 30.

  In step 1806, the customer terminal control unit 801 determines whether the total calorie exceeds the upper limit calorie. When the customer terminal control unit 801 determines that the total calorie exceeds the upper limit calorie, the customer terminal control unit 801 determines that the calorie is excessive (Y in Step 1806) and proceeds to Step 1807. If the customer terminal control unit 801 determines that the total calories do not exceed the upper limit calorie, it is determined that the calorie is not excessive (N in Step 1806), and the process proceeds to Step 1808.

  Further, the customer terminal control unit 801 reads out allergens that require customer attention from the personal information storage unit 802B. If the customer terminal control unit 801 determines that the allergen is included in the nutrition information, the customer terminal control unit 801 proceeds to step 1807 because the allergen is present, and proceeds to step 1808 as determining that the allergen is not included in the nutrition information. It can also be configured to proceed.

  In step 1807, the customer terminal control unit 801 displays a warning screen 2001 on the touch panel of the customer terminal input / output unit 803 and displays a warning in the warning screen 2005.

  In step 1808, the customer terminal control unit 801 determines whether there is an order instruction for the product. If the customer terminal control unit 801 determines that there is an order instruction for the product (Y in step 1808), the process proceeds to step 1809, and if it is not determined that there is an order instruction (N in step 1808), the process ends.

  In step 1809, the customer terminal control unit 801 transmits an order instruction for the product to the order terminal 30.

  In step 1810, the order terminal 30 receives an order instruction from the customer terminal 80.

  In step 1811, the order terminal control unit 301 transmits the order of the product to the order server 50.

  FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating an example of the menu screen 1901. As shown in FIG. 19, the menu screen 1901 includes a category button 1902 indicating a product category and a detailed information column 1903 indicating detailed product information.

  The menu screen 1901 further includes a “TOP” button 1904, an “order” button 1905, a “history” button 1906, a “send to mobile” button 1907, a “call clerk” button 1908, and a “checkout” button. 1909.

  A “TOP” button 1904 is a button for instructing to return to the initial screen. An “order” button 1905 is a button for instructing an order. A “history” button 1906 is a button for instructing to display an order history. A “send to mobile” button 1907 is a button for instructing to send the calorie and nutrition information of the designated product to the customer terminal 80. A “call clerk” button 1908 is a button for instructing to call a clerk. An “accounting” button 1909 is a button for instructing accounting for one transaction.

  The detailed information column 1903 displays a photograph of the product, a product name, a price as a unit price, a calorie, a “display” button for nutrition information for displaying nutrition information, and “order” for selecting the product as an order. "Button.

  FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating an example of the warning screen 2001. As shown in FIG. 20, the warning screen 2001 includes a personal information column 2002 for displaying personal information, a consumed calorie column 2003 for displaying a list of products already ordered and the total calories, and the calories of the products scheduled to be ordered. An order schedule column 2004 shown, and a warning column 2005 for displaying a warning.

  The warning screen 2001 includes an “order” button 2006 for instructing an order, and a “cancel” button 2007 for instructing cancellation of the order schedule.

  As described above, the order registration processing apparatus of the present embodiment transmits the calorie and nutrition information for each product to the customer terminal 80, and the customer terminal 80 receives the calorie, nutrition information and the personal information storage unit for each received product. A warning is displayed on the customer terminal input / output unit 803 based on the personal information stored in 802B.

  Therefore, it is possible to perform health management related to meals such as calorie calculation without registering personal information in the order terminal 30.

  Although several embodiments have been described, these embodiments have been presented by way of example and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. These embodiments can be implemented in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention. These embodiments and their modifications are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and are also included in the invention described in the claims and the equivalents thereof.

30: Order terminal 70: Application server 80: Customer terminal 301: Order terminal control unit 302A: Product master 302C: Nutrition file 702A: Management application 802B: Personal information storage unit

Claims (6)

An input / output unit for displaying a menu of products;
A storage unit for storing calories for each product;
A customer terminal display unit for displaying information, a customer terminal storage unit for storing personal information for calculating an upper limit calorie per meal, and the customer's weight and the target weight of the customer as data; A customer terminal control unit that receives calories and displays a warning on the customer terminal display unit when the total calorie amount per serving calculated based on the received calories exceeds the upper limit calorie a control unit for transmitting reading the calories of the product that is specified through the input portion by the customer from the storage unit to the terminal,
Equipped with a,
The customer terminal storage unit stores a calorie table storing standard calorie intake corresponding to the personal information,
The customer terminal control unit, and the standard caloric intake, and the weight, on the basis of said target weight, you calculate the upper limit calorie order entry processing apparatus. The customer terminal control unit
The order registration processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein an order button for instructing to order the product is displayed on the customer terminal display unit. The customer terminal storage unit
Store more allergens that customers should be aware of,
The storage unit
Stores the allergen contained in the product for each product,
The controller is
Read the allergen from the storage unit for each product and send it to the customer terminal,
The customer terminal control unit
The order registration processing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein when the allergen to be noted by the customer is determined to be included in the received allergen, a warning is displayed on the customer terminal display unit. Computer
An input / output unit for displaying a menu of products;
Storage means for storing calories for each product;
A customer terminal display unit for displaying information, a customer terminal storage unit for storing personal information for calculating the upper limit calorie per meal, and the customer's weight and the target weight of the customer as data; A customer terminal control unit that receives calories and displays a warning on the customer terminal display unit when the total calorie amount per serving calculated based on the received calories exceeds the upper limit calorie and control means for transmitting reading the calories of the product that is specified through the input portion by the customer from the storage means to the terminal,
To function as,
The customer terminal storage unit stores a calorie table storing standard calorie intake corresponding to the personal information,
The customer terminal control unit is an order registration processing program that calculates the upper limit calorie based on the standard calorie intake, the body weight, and the target body weight . The customer terminal control unit
The order registration processing program according to claim 4, wherein an order button for instructing to order the product is displayed on the customer terminal display unit. The customer terminal storage unit
Store more allergens that customers should be aware of,
The storage means
Stores the allergen contained in the product for each product,
The control means includes
Read the allergen for each product from the storage means and send it to the customer terminal,
The customer terminal control unit
6. The order registration processing program according to claim 5, wherein when the allergen to be noted by the customer is determined to be included in the received allergen, a warning is displayed on the customer terminal display unit.

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