JP6440504B2 - Menu generation server, menu display system, and menu generation method - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a menu generation server, a menu display system, and a menu generation method.

  Conventionally, a service provided by a web page or an application is provided with a menu for selecting content constituting the service (see, for example, Patent Document 1). By providing a substantial menu, the user who uses the service can easily select the content he wants to use, and the convenience of the service is improved. If the evaluation of the service increases with the improvement of convenience, it can be expected that the effect of attracting customers will be enhanced by the introduction of users who use the service.

JP 2007-157093 A

However, when the number of users using the service is small, there is a problem that even if convenience is improved, the effect of attracting customers by introduction is small, and it is difficult to increase the number of users significantly.
In this regard, as shown in Japanese Patent Application No. 2014-91195, the present applicant provides a common display menu that is common to a plurality of different services, and enables the transition between a plurality of services using the common display menu. A mechanism is being developed. In such a mechanism, since the total number of users who use the service can be the sum of the number of users who use each service, the effect of attracting customers can be improved efficiently.

  Here, for managers of services participating in the common display menu (hereinafter sometimes referred to as “service partners”), it is hoped that the number of users who use their own services will increase. In this regard, the usage rate of the service participating in the common display menu is assumed to increase according to the time when the user uses the common display menu. A new mechanism to increase the demand is required.

  The present invention has been made in view of such a demand, and provides a menu generation server, a menu display system, and a menu generation method for increasing a user's usage time for a common display menu common to a plurality of services. Objective.

  In the first aspect of the present invention, a menu generation server that displays a common display menu common to a plurality of services provided by a plurality of service partners on a terminal used by a user, in response to a request from the terminal, A generating unit that generates the common display menu capable of transitioning to each of the plurality of services; a receiving unit that receives registration of notification information that introduces the service from the service partner; and the received notification information that is the common display menu An adding unit for adding to the terminal, a providing unit for providing the common display menu with the notification information added to the terminal, and the user receiving provision of one of the plurality of services. The number of outflows indicating the number of transitions to other services via the common display menu during the period, and provision of the other services While receiving, a counting unit for counting the number of inflows indicating the number of transitions to the one service via the common display menu for each of the plurality of services, and counting for each of the services Based on the relationship between the number of outflows and the number of inflows, the service partner providing the service registers at least one of a registration condition for registering the notification information or a notification mode of the notification information. And a setting unit configured to set for each of the partners.

  The counting unit counts the number of outflows from the one service for each service transitioned from the one service, and counts the number of inflows to the one service for each service transitioned to the one service. And the said setting part is good also as setting the said registration conditions or the said notification aspect based on the outflow number for every service of the transition destination counted with respect to each of the said service.

  In addition, the setting unit sets the registration condition of the notification information to be notified in the first predetermined period or the notification mode of the notification information in the first predetermined period to a second predetermined period before the first predetermined period. It may be set based on the number of outflows and the number of inflows.

  In addition, the setting unit sets a first registration condition or a first notification mode for a predetermined number of the service partners having a large number of outflows or a high ratio of the number of outflows to the number of inflows. A second registration condition or a second notification mode different from the first registration condition or the first notification mode may be set for a predetermined number of the service partners with a small or low ratio.

  In addition, the adding unit determines whether to add the notification information to the common display menu based on the outflow number of the service that the user is currently receiving or the ratio of the outflow number to the inflow number. May be determined.

  Further, when the additional unit receives the request from a user who is receiving provision of a service in which the outflow number or the ratio of the outflow number to the inflow number does not satisfy the first threshold, among the received notification information, It is good also as adding the notification information of the service partner which provides the service in which the said outflow number or the said ratio exceeds a 2nd threshold value with respect to the said common display menu.

  Further, based on the counting result of the counting unit, the first service with respect to the inflow number or the total inflow number in the service when each of the plurality of services is the first service and the first service as a transition source. The first service group including the second service in which the ratio of the inflow number when the transition source is a transition source exceeds the third threshold, and the inflow number when the service included in the first service group is the transition source or A classifying unit that classifies the second service group including a third service in which a ratio of the inflow number when the service included in the first service group is a transition source with respect to the total inflow number in the service does not satisfy the fourth threshold value And the adding unit receives the request from a user who is receiving provision of a service included in the second service group. Among the notification information received, the notification information of the service partner that provides a service included in the first service group, may be added to the common display menu.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a menu display system comprising a terminal used by a user and a menu generation server that causes the terminal to display a common display menu common to a plurality of services provided by a plurality of service partners. The terminal acquires from the menu generation server a common display menu that is displayed in common to the plurality of services displayed by the common menu display module incorporated in the terminal and includes a link to a service different from the service. A display control unit for displaying on the display unit, and the menu generation server generates the common display menu that can transition to each of the plurality of services in response to a request from the terminal; A reception unit that accepts registration of notification information introducing the service from the service partner; An adding unit for adding received notification information to the common display menu, a providing unit for providing the common display menu to which the notification information is added to the terminal, and the user among the plurality of services The number of outflows indicating the number of transitions to other services via the common display menu while receiving one service, and the common display menu while receiving the other service A counting unit for counting the number of inflows indicating the number of transitions to the one service via each of the plurality of services, and the number of outflows and the number of inflows counted for each of the services Based on the relationship, at least one of a registration condition for the service partner providing the service to register the notification information or a notification mode of the notification information Providing a menu display system comprising a setting unit, a to be set for each of the service partner.

  In a third aspect of the present invention, a menu generation method for causing a terminal used by a user to display a common display menu common to a plurality of services provided by a plurality of service partners, in response to a request from the terminal, A step of generating the common display menu capable of transitioning to each of the plurality of services; a step of receiving registration of notification information introducing the service from the service partner; and the received notification information for the common display menu Adding the common display menu to which the notification information is added to the terminal, and while the user is provided with one service of the plurality of services, The number of outflows indicating the number of transitions to other services via the common display menu, and the other services Counting the number of inflows indicating the number of transitions to the one service via the common display menu while receiving the service for each of the plurality of services; Based on the relationship between the number of outflows counted and the number of inflows, the service partner providing the service registers at least one of a registration condition for registering the notification information or a notification mode of the notification information, Setting for each of the service partners, and the step of receiving the notification information includes a menu generation method for receiving registration of the notification information from the service partner according to the set registration condition or notification mode. provide.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the user's utilization time with respect to the common display menu common to several services can be increased.

It is a figure which shows the structural example of a menu display system. It is a figure which shows the example by which the service was displayed on the display part of the terminal. It is a figure which shows the example by which the menu screen of the service was displayed on the display part of the terminal. It is a figure which shows the example of the whole structure of a menu screen. It is a figure which shows the function structure of the terminal and menu generation server which concern on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the function structure of the menu generation server at the time of exhibiting a menu registration function. It is a figure which shows an example of the information memorize | stored in a service partner information storage part. It is a figure which shows an example of the information memorize | stored in a notification information storage part. It is a figure which shows an example of the information memorize | stored in a setting content memory | storage part. It is a figure which shows an example of the count result of the outflow number and the inflow number. It is a figure which shows the function structure of the menu generation server at the time of exhibiting a menu provision function. It is a figure which shows the flow of a process until it displays a common display menu. It is a figure which shows the function structure of the menu production | generation server at the time of exhibiting the menu provision function in another embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the relationship between each service and the notification information added. It is a figure which shows the flow of a process at the time of adding notification information to a common display menu.

[Outline of menu display system]
First, an overview of the menu display system S of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the menu display system S.
The menu display system S is a system for providing a common display menu service using a common display menu that is commonly used for each of a plurality of services. The menu display system S includes a terminal 1, a menu generation server 2 that generates a common display menu, and a plurality of content servers 3 that provide content that constitutes a service. The terminal 1, the menu generation server 2, and the plurality of content servers 3 are connected to be communicable via a predetermined communication network 4.

The content server 3 is a server managed by each of a plurality of service partners using the common display menu service.
The terminal 1 is a mobile terminal such as a smartphone, for example. The terminal 1 accesses the plurality of content servers 3 to receive the content, and displays the content on the display unit 12 included in the terminal 1. FIG. 2 is a display example of the display unit 12 of the terminal 1 and shows an example of content constituting the recipe service. As shown in FIG. 2, content related to the recipe site is displayed on the display unit 12 and a tab 111 is displayed.

  When the user of the terminal 1 touches the tab 111, a menu screen of the service being used is displayed instead of the content display screen. FIG. 3 is a display example of the display unit 12 of the terminal 1 and shows an example of a menu screen of the recipe service. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of a menu screen used in the recipe service. Hereinafter, the menu screen of the service being used is simply referred to as a menu screen.

  As shown in FIG. 4A, the menu screen includes an advertising space, a site service menu, a common display menu, and a tab 112. As shown in FIG. 12, at least a part of the menu screen is displayed. The advertisement frame is a frame for displaying the advertisement information acquired by the content server 3, for example. Although the advertisement information is acquired by the content server 3, the present invention is not limited thereto, and may be acquired from an advertisement server (not shown) when the terminal 1 displays the menu screen.

  The site service menu is a menu of a service displayed immediately before the menu screen is displayed, and is provided by the content server 3. For example, FIG. 3 shows a recipe site menu.

  The common display menu is a menu for transitioning to a service of a service partner that participates in the common display menu service, and is provided by the menu generation server 2. The common display menu displays a plurality of categories such as news and shopping, and each of these categories has address information (link) for transitioning to services of a plurality of service partners participating in the common display menu service. Is associated.

  The tab 112 is an image for stopping the display of the common display menu and transitioning to the display screen of the service used before displaying the common display menu. For example, when the tab 112 is touched by the user of the terminal 1 in the state shown in FIG. 3, the display screen of the recipe service shown in FIG. 2 is redisplayed.

  Here, among services displayed on the common display menu, there is a service in which information to be provided to the user changes according to time. For example, a news site may want to give users a web page that contains breaking news, and a shopping site may use a web page that contains information about time sales. You may wish to provide it with priority. Therefore, in the menu display system S according to the present embodiment, notification information designated by the service partner can be added to the common display menu.

  FIG. 4B is a diagram illustrating an overall configuration of a common display menu to which notification information is added. In the example shown in FIG. 4B, notification information “railway operation information” is additionally displayed for the D news link displayed in the common display menu, and for the A shopping link, It can be confirmed that the notification information “Time sale in progress” is additionally displayed.

  In the menu display system S as described above, when the user of the terminal 1 touches the category name displayed on the common display menu, the service transitions to the service of the service partner based on the address information corresponding to the category. As a result, service partners who participate in the menu display system S can receive access to their services not only from their own customers but also from other companies that use the services of other service partners. The improvement of the effect can be expected.

In particular, in the menu display system S, by adding notification information to the common display menu, and prompting access to a service corresponding to the notification information, the user can select a plurality of services provided by the common display menu service. You will be traveling around. As a result, an increase in the use time of the common display menu can be expected, and further, an increase in the access rate to the service of the service partner can be expected.
Details of the menu display system S will be described below with reference to the drawings.

[First Embodiment]
First, a preferred embodiment of the menu display system S will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 5 is a functional configuration diagram of the terminal 1 and the menu generation server 2 constituting the menu display system S of the first embodiment.

[Configuration example of terminal 1]
As illustrated in FIG. 5, the terminal 1 includes an input unit 11, a display unit 12, a wireless unit 13, a storage unit 14, and a control unit 15.

The input unit 11 includes, for example, a button, a contact sensor arranged so as to overlap the display unit 12, and receives an operation input from the user of the terminal 1.
The display unit 12 includes, for example, a liquid crystal display or an organic EL (Electro-Luminescence) display. The display unit 12 displays characters, graphics, and the like under the control of the control unit 15.

  The radio unit 13 modulates the signal output from the control unit 15 to generate an RF (Radio Frequency) signal, and the RF signal is transmitted to an antenna such as a base station (not shown) or a wireless LAN via an antenna (not shown). Wireless transmission to an access point (not shown). The radio unit 13 demodulates the RF signal received from the base station or the access point via the antenna, and outputs a signal obtained by the demodulation to the control unit 15. In the following description, it is assumed that the terminal 1 communicates with the menu generation server 2 and the content server 3 via the wireless unit 13.

  The storage unit 14 is configured by, for example, a ROM and a RAM. The storage unit 14 stores various programs for causing the terminal 1 to function. For example, the storage unit 14 stores a program for causing the control unit 15 of the terminal 1 to function as a terminal transmission unit 151, a terminal reception unit 152, and a display control unit 153 described later. The storage unit 14 may read and store a program stored in a storage medium such as an external memory, or may store a program downloaded from an external device via the communication network 4.

  The control part 15 is comprised by CPU, for example. The control unit 15 comprehensively controls functions related to the terminal 1 by executing various programs stored in the storage unit 14. The control unit 15 includes a terminal transmission unit 151, a terminal reception unit 152, and a display control unit 153.

The terminal transmission unit 151 transmits a content acquisition request to the content server 3 that manages the service in response to the input unit 11 receiving an operation for acquiring the content constituting the service being used.
The terminal receiving unit 152 receives the content corresponding to the acquisition request from the content server 3 and receives the site service menu of the service corresponding to the content.

  As illustrated in FIG. 2, the display control unit 153 displays the content received from the content server 3 and the tab 111 for displaying the menu screen on the display unit 12. Here, the site service menu received by the terminal receiving unit 152 is not displayed until the tab 111 is touched, and enters a display waiting state. Therefore, the site service menu is temporarily stored in the storage unit 14 by the terminal reception unit 152.

Thereafter, when receiving an operation of selecting the tab 111 by the input unit 11, the display control unit 153 displays a menu screen on the display unit 12, and the site service menu temporarily stored in the storage unit 14 on the menu screen. Is displayed.
At this time, the source code of the menu screen includes a script (for example, Ajax) for acquiring the common display menu from the menu generation server 2, and the terminal transmission unit 151 generates the menu based on the script. A common display menu acquisition request is transmitted to the server 2. When the terminal reception unit 152 receives the common display menu from the menu generation server 2 in response to the acquisition request, the display control unit 153 adds the received common display menu to the site service menu, thereby causing the display unit 12 to display the menu. Display the screen.

[Configuration Example of Menu Generation Server 2]
Next, the functional configuration of the menu generation server 2 will be described. The menu generation server 2 includes a storage unit 21 and a control unit 22.

  The storage unit 21 is configured by, for example, a ROM and a RAM. The storage unit 21 stores various programs for causing the menu generation server 2 to function. For example, the storage unit 21 stores a program for the control unit 22 of the menu generation server 2 to exhibit the menu registration function 23 and the menu providing function 24. The storage unit 21 may read and store a program stored in a storage medium such as an external memory, or may store a program downloaded from an external device via the communication network 4.

  The control part 22 is comprised by CPU, for example. The control unit 22 exhibits the menu registration function 23 and the menu providing function 24 by executing various programs stored in the storage unit 21.

  The menu registration function 23 is a function for accepting registration of services provided by the service partner and notification information to be added to the common display menu from each of a plurality of service partners participating in the common display menu service. At this time, the menu registration function 23 sets the notification information registration condition and / or the notification mode of the registered notification information different for each of the plurality of service partners.

The notification information registration condition is, for example, the number of times notification information can be registered, the time for adding the notification information to the common display menu, or the cost necessary for registering the notification information. For example, a service partner with favorable registration conditions can register more notification information than a service partner with an unfavorable notification mode, can add notification information for a long time, and can make notification information cheaper. You can register.
Moreover, the notification mode of the notification information is, for example, a display mode when the notification information is additionally displayed on the common display menu. For example, a service partner having an advantageous notification mode can additionally display notification information in a flashy and conspicuous manner than a service partner having a disadvantageous notification mode.

The menu providing function 24 is a function that generates a common display menu in response to an acquisition request (selection of the tab 111) from the terminal 1 and provides the common display menu to the terminal 1. Specifically, the menu providing function 24 generates a common display menu that can transition to the service accepted from the service partner in accordance with the registration content accepted by the menu registration function 23, and displays the registered notification information in common. In addition to the menu, it is provided to the terminal 1.
Details of the menu registration function 23 and the menu providing function 24 of the control unit 22 will be described below.

[Details of menu registration function 23]
FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of the storage unit 21 and the control unit 22 when the menu registration function 23 is exhibited.
As shown in FIG. 6, when the menu registration function 23 is exhibited, the storage unit 21 includes a service partner information storage unit 211, a notification information storage unit 212, and a setting content storage unit 213. .

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of information stored in the service partner information storage unit 211. As shown in FIG. 7, the service partner information storage unit 211 stores a service name, address information for calling a service, and a category to which the service belongs in association with a service ID for identifying the service of the service partner.
Note that the address information for calling the service may be, for example, a URL for reading a web page, or a URL scheme described so as to include an application activation instruction. In this case, when the designated application is installed in the terminal 1, the designated application is activated, while when the designated application is not installed, the application for installing the application is installed. It is good also as making it change to a store site.

  FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of information stored in the notification information storage unit 212. As illustrated in FIG. 8, the notification information storage unit 212 stores the content of the notification information, the address information for calling the notification information, and the period for additionally displaying the notification information in the common display menu in association with the service ID.

FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of information stored in the setting content storage unit 213. As illustrated in FIG. 9, the setting content storage unit 213 stores registration conditions and / or notification modes in association with service IDs. The registration condition is a condition for the service partner that provides the service corresponding to the service ID to register the notification information, and the notification mode is information indicating a mode when the notification information is additionally displayed on the common display menu.
Since the notification information is additionally displayed in the common display menu, access to the service indicated by the notification information is promoted. Therefore, registering the notification information leads to an increase in the access rate to the service. In the present embodiment, any service is preferentially given to other services by setting at least one of the registration condition and the notification mode of the notification information for each service.

  As registration conditions, as shown in FIG. 9 as an example, the number of registrations that is the number of times notification information can be registered in one month, the registration time that is the time in which notification information can be registered in one month, and notification information The registration fee, which is a fee required for registering the notification, and the display time, which is the unit time when the notification information is additionally displayed on the common display menu, can be used. As the registration condition, only one condition among the registerable number, the registerable time, the registration fee, and the display time may be used, or a plurality of conditions may be used together.

  The larger the number that can be registered or the longer the registration possible time, the more opportunities to enjoy the benefits of the notification information. Note that the number that can be registered and the time that can be registered may be set under an AND condition or may be set under an OR condition. In addition, the lower the registration fee, the easier it is to register the notification information, and the shorter the unit time, the more advantageous it is that the notification information can be added in a timely manner.

Further, the notification mode is used to change the easiness of grasping when it is additionally displayed on the common display menu. In the example shown in FIG. 9, three patterns of black characters, color, and color + flashing are illustrated as the notification mode, but other notification modes may be used.
For example, by additionally displaying the notification information in a blinking manner in color, it is possible to expect that the visibility is improved and the user can surely grasp the notification information, which is more advantageous than the case where the notification information is simply displayed additionally in black characters. is assumed. A service partner in which an advantageous notification mode is set may be able to select an adverse notification mode.

  Returning to FIG. 6, when the menu registration function 23 is exhibited, the control unit 22 includes a reception unit 231, a counting unit 232, and a setting unit 233.

  The receiving unit 231 receives a registration request regarding its own service from each of a plurality of service partner management terminals (not shown). Specifically, the reception unit 231 receives information (service ID, address information, etc.) on the service displayed on the common display menu from each of the service partner management terminals, and information on the notification information additionally displayed on the common display menu ( Registration request for notification information, address information, period, etc.) is accepted. Information received by the receiving unit 231 is stored in the service partner information storage unit 211 and the notification information storage unit 212.

  The counter 232 counts the number of outflows and the number of inflows for each of a plurality of services. The number of outflows indicates the number of transitions from one service to another via the common display menu while the user is receiving one of the services participating in the common display menu service. The number of inflows indicates the number of transitions to the one service via the common display menu while the user is provided with another service. For example, when the user using “A shopping” transitions to “B radio” via the common display menu, the counting unit 232 adds “1” to the number of outflows of “A shopping”, Add "1" to the number of radio inflows.

  In addition, the method in which the menu production | generation server 2 detects that the user changed the service via the common display menu is arbitrary. For example, the terminal 1 accesses the content server 3 corresponding to the transition destination service in accordance with the set address information, but the menu is sent from the content server 3 to the menu generation server 2 so that the menu 1 It is good also as detecting the transition of a service in the production | generation server 2. FIG. The common display menu may include a script (for example, Ajax) for performing a predetermined notification to the menu generation server 2 when the service is changed. According to such a method, when the user changes the service via the common display menu, the terminal 1 notifies the menu generation server 2, so the menu generation server 2 detects the service change at the terminal 1. can do.

  The counting unit 232 may count the number of outflows and the number of inflows counted for one service for each of the other services at the transition destination and the other services at the transition source. Specifically, in the case of the above example, the counting unit 232 adds “1” to the number of outflows of “B shopping” out of the number of outflows of “A shopping”, and the inflow of “B radio” Among the numbers, “1” is added to the number of inflows whose transition source is “A shopping”.

  Here, an example of the number of outflows and the number of inflows counted by the counting unit 232 is illustrated in FIG. From the aspect of increasing the usage time of the common display menu, the degree of contribution of each service to the increase in usage time can be grasped from the number of outflows and the number of inflows. For example, a service with a high number of outflows is a service with a high degree of contribution because it leads many users to other services that participate in the common display menu service. It can be said that the service is low.

Of course, the degree of contribution can be grasped not using the number of outflows and the number of inflows but using the ratio of the number of outflows to the number of inflows. For example, as shown in FIG. 10B, a service having a high ratio of the number of outflows to the number of inflows is referred to as a service (hereinafter referred to as a “hub service”) as a starting point when traveling between a plurality of services. There is a high contribution. On the other hand, a service with a low ratio of outflows to inflows is a service in which the user stops using the common display menu service (hereinafter sometimes referred to as “end service”) and has a low contribution. .
In the case of the counting result shown in FIG. 10A, the “C calendar” with the service ID “CCCC” has a high ratio of the number of outflows to the number of inflows, and can be said to be a hub service. On the other hand, the “D news” with the service ID “DDDD” has a significantly lower number of outflows than the number of inflows, and can be said to be an end service.

Further, from the counting result of the counting unit 232, the order in which the user using the common display menu service transitions between a plurality of services can also be grasped. In the case of the counting result shown in FIG. 10A, for example, as shown in FIG. 10C, the user can change the service ID “BBBB” from the service ID “CCCC” through the service ID “DDDD”. ”And a service ID“ CCCC ”to a service ID“ DDDD ”via a service ID“ AAAA ”service.
In the example shown in FIG. 10, the order of transition between services is grasped based on the result of transition between two services of one service and another service. It is also possible to grasp the order of transition between services by counting the results of transitions at.

Returning to FIG. 6, the setting unit 233 sets the notification information registration condition and notification to each of the service partners that provide the service based on the relationship between the number of outflows and the number of inflows counted for each of the services. At least one of the aspects is set. Further, the setting unit 233 sets the registration condition and / or notification mode of the notification information to be notified in the first predetermined period based on the relationship between the number of outflows and the number of inflows in the second predetermined period before the first predetermined period. To set. As an example, the setting unit 233 sets registration conditions for next month based on the number of outflows this month and the counting result of the number of outflows.
The setting unit 233 stores the set content in the setting content storage unit 213 when setting the registration conditions and the like for each of the service partners.

  Here, the setting unit 233 can set notification information registration conditions and the like by an arbitrary method. For example, the setting unit 233 can set registration conditions and the like based on the outflow number or the ratio of the outflow number to the inflow number. Specifically, the setting unit 233 sets a plurality of service partners based on the outflow number or the ratio of the outflow number to the inflow number, and a predetermined number of service partners with a high outflow number or a high ratio, and the outflow number is small or They are classified into a predetermined number of service partners with a low ratio, and different registration conditions are set for each.

  In the case of the example shown in FIG. 10A, the service partner providing the service ID “DDDD” or “AAAA” corresponds to the service partner having a high ratio of the outflow number to the inflow number. As the service partners with a low ratio, service partners that provide services with service IDs “CCCC” and “BBBB” are applicable. As an example, the setting unit 233 has a registration condition that is more advantageous than a service partner that provides a service ID “CCCC” or “BBBB” for a service partner that provides a service ID “DDDD” or “AAAAA”. Etc. are set.

As described above, a service having a high ratio of the number of outflows to the number of inflows (hub service) induces many users with respect to other services participating in the common display menu service. Therefore, by setting favorable registration conditions for service partners that provide such services, many users will be guided to the hub service, and as a result, many users will be using other services as well. Will be guided.
Thereby, the user will be traveling between services participating in the common display menu service, and it can be expected that the usage time of the common display menu will increase.

The setting unit 233 may set registration conditions and the like based on the number of outflows for each transition destination service counted for each service. As an example, if there is a service with a large number of outflows whose transition destination is a hub service, guiding the user to the service results in the user transitioning to the hub service. Therefore, the setting unit 233 may set registration conditions and the like that are advantageous to a service partner that provides such a service.
Note that the number of outflows for each service at the transition destination may be the number of outflows with a specific service counted for a certain service as the transition destination, or the total number of outflows counted for the certain service. It may be the ratio of the number of outflows with a specific service as a transition destination, or the ratio of the number of outflows with a specific service as a transition destination with respect to the total number of inflows counted for the certain service.

  When a certain relationship is found in the order of transition between a plurality of services, the setting unit 233 may set registration conditions and the like based on the order. For example, the setting unit 233 sets, for a service partner that provides a service with a fast transition order among a plurality of services, a registration condition that is more advantageous than a service partner that provides a service with a slow transition order. It is good.

[Details of the menu providing function 24]
The menu registration function 23 has been described above. Next, the configuration of the storage unit 21 and the control unit 22 when the menu providing function 24 is exhibited will be described with reference to FIG.
As shown in FIG. 11, when the menu providing function 24 is exhibited, the storage unit 21 includes a service partner information storage unit 211, a notification information storage unit 212, and a setting content storage unit 213. The control unit 22 includes a server reception unit 241, a generation unit 242, an addition unit 243, and a provision unit 244.

  The server reception unit 241 receives a common display menu acquisition request from the terminal 1. Note that the common display menu acquisition request is transmitted from the terminal 1 to the menu generation server 2 when the tab 111 (see FIG. 2) is selected in the terminal 1, as described above.

  Upon receiving the acquisition request from the terminal 1, the generation unit 242 generates a common display menu that can be changed to each of a plurality of services. Specifically, the generation unit 242 identifies the address information of the service corresponding to the category of the common display menu with reference to the service partner information storage unit 211, and associates the category with the address information to correspond to the address information. A common display menu that can be changed to the service to be generated is generated.

Here, it is assumed that the category displayed in the common display menu is determined in advance. At this time, when only one service is associated with one category, the generation unit 242 specifies address information of the service, and a plurality of services are associated with one category. If it is, the generation unit 242 specifies address information of any one of the plurality of services.
Of course, when a plurality of services are associated with one category, the generation unit 242 may specify address information of two or more services among the plurality of services. When the address information of a plurality of services is specified for one category, the generation unit 242 can select a plurality of services related to the category according to the selection of the one category. It is good also as producing | generating a common display menu so that it may display.

  Further, the generation unit 242 may display at least one of a category, a service name, and an icon corresponding to the service in the common display menu. For example, the generation unit 242 may write the category and the service name together in the common display menu, or may display the service name instead of the category.

  Note that the service constituting the common display menu may be a web page or an application. Therefore, the generation unit 242 may generate a common display menu that displays links in different modes depending on the type (web page, application, etc.). For example, when the service is a web page, a symbol or the like may not be displayed, and when the service is an application, a symbol or the like indicating that the service is switched to a predetermined application may be displayed. By doing in this way, the user of the terminal 1 can grasp whether a transition is made to another web page or another application is executed when a service is selected.

When receiving the acquisition request from the terminal 1, the adding unit 243 adds the received notification information to the common display menu when a notification information registration request is received from the management partner management terminal. Specifically, the adding unit 243 refers to the notification information storage unit 212 to determine whether or not notification information desired to be notified at the timing when the common display menu acquisition request is received is registered. When the information is registered, the registered notification information and address information are read from the notification information storage unit 212 and added to the common display menu.
For example, as illustrated in FIG. 8, a registration request for adding notification information “railway operation information” in association with a service ID “DDDD” in a predetermined period is received, and the terminal 1 receives the registration request within the predetermined period. When the acquisition request is received, the adding unit 243 generates a common display menu (see FIG. 4B) in which the notification information “railway operation information” is associated with the D news displayed on the common display menu.

At this time, the adding unit 243 may display the notification information to be added in a notification mode registered in the setting content storage unit 213.
Further, when the address information in the common display menu generated by the generation unit 242 is different from the address information in the notification information, the adding unit 243 converts the address information in the common display menu into address information in the notification information. Also good. For example, referring to the service partner information storage unit 211 shown in FIG. 7, while “aaashop.com” is registered as the address information of the service ID “AAAA”, the notification information storage unit 212 shown in FIG. “Aaashop.com/timesale.html” is registered as the address information of the notification information “time sale in progress” of the service ID “AAAA”. In this case, the adding unit 243 converts the address information associated with A shopping in the common display menu from “aaashop.com” to “aaashop.com/timesale.html”.

  The providing unit 244 transmits the common display menu generated by the generating unit 242 or the common display menu added with the notification information by the adding unit 243 to the terminal 1 that transmitted the acquisition request.

[Processing of menu display system S]
The configuration of the menu display system S has been described above. Next, with reference to FIG. 12, the processing flow of the menu display system S will be described.

  First, in step S10, when receiving a registration request from the management terminal used by each of the service partners participating in the common display menu service, the receiving unit 231 of the menu generation server 2 sends various information according to the registration request to the service partner. The information is registered in the information storage unit 211 and the notification information storage unit 212.

  Subsequently, when the terminal transmission unit 151 of the terminal 1 transmits a content acquisition request to the content server 3, in step S20, the content server 3 acquires the content and the site service menu stored in its storage unit, Transmit to terminal 1.

  Subsequently, when the terminal receiving unit 152 receives the content and site service menu from the content server 3, the display control unit 153 displays the content and the tab 111 for calling the menu screen on the display unit 12 in step S30. indicate. The terminal receiving unit 152 temporarily stores the received site service menu in the storage unit 14.

  Subsequently, in step S40, the display control unit 153 determines whether or not the tab 111 has been selected. When the tab 111 is selected, in step S50, the display control unit 153 reads the site service menu from the storage unit 14 and displays it on the display unit 12 as a menu screen. At this time, the terminal transmission unit 151 transmits an acquisition request for the common display menu to the menu generation server 2 based on a script included in the menu screen for acquiring the common display menu from the menu generation server 2.

  Subsequently, when the server reception unit 241 receives an acquisition request for the common display menu from the terminal 1, in step S60, the generation unit 242 refers to the service partner information storage unit 211 and performs a service corresponding to the category of the common display menu. Specify address information for.

  Subsequently, in step S70, the generation unit 242 associates the category with the address information and generates a common display menu that can be changed to a service corresponding to the address information. At this time, when notification information is registered for the service displayed on the common display menu, the adding unit 243 adds the notification information to the generated common display menu. Subsequently, the providing unit 244 transmits the generated common display menu to the terminal 1.

Subsequently, when the terminal reception unit 152 receives the common display menu from the menu generation server 2, the display control unit 153 displays a menu screen including the common display menu on the display unit 12 in step S80.
In addition, when the currently displayed service is included in the link destination set in the common display menu, the portion corresponding to the service may have a different color scheme, and control is performed so as to disable the selection. Also good. The site service menu is displayed on the menu screen in response to the selection of the tab 111, but is not limited thereto. For example, the display of the site service menu may be performed simultaneously with the display of content. Then, only the common display menu may be displayed in response to selection of the tab 111.

  Subsequently, when an operation is performed on the common display menu at the terminal 1, operation information indicating the content of the operation is transmitted from the terminal 1 to the menu generation server 2. The operation information is, for example, information indicating that the service currently displayed is changed to another service. When the operation information is received, the counting unit 232 of the menu generation server 2 flows into each service in step S90. Count the number and number of spills. Subsequently, in step S100, the setting unit 233 sets the notification information registration condition and / or the notification information notification mode for each of the service partners based on the counting result of a predetermined period (for example, one month). Set.

[Effects of menu display system S]
The preferred embodiment of the menu display system S has been described above. In the menu display system S, when providing the terminal 1 with a common display menu common to a plurality of services, other services participating in the common display menu service are added in order for the service partner to add notification information that introduces their services. Transition to can be prompted through the common display menu. As a result, the user goes around between a plurality of services provided by the common display menu service, and an increase in the use time of the common display menu can be expected.

  At this time, the menu display system S counts the number of outflows and inflows for each service, and based on the relationship between the number of outflows and the number of inflows, registration conditions for registering notification information for each service Set the notification mode of notification information. As an example, by setting registration conditions and notification modes that are more advantageous than the end service that stops the use of the common display menu service for the hub service, which is the starting point when traveling between multiple services, Since the user can be strongly guided to the hub service, it can be expected to increase the use time of the common display menu.

  Further, by counting the number of outflows and the number of inflows together with the relationship between the services to be transitioned, it is possible to identify other services that are likely to be transitioned to by a user who is provided with a certain service. As a result, for example, it is possible to set advantageous registration conditions and notification modes for services that are likely to transition to the hub service. Even in this case, the user is strongly guided to the hub service. Therefore, it is possible to expect an increase in usage time of the common display menu.

[Second Embodiment]
Next, another embodiment of the menu display system S will be described with reference to FIGS.
In the first embodiment, based on the number of outflows and the number of inflows counted for each of a plurality of services, the advantages such as the registration condition of the notification information are made different for each service partner. In this regard, in the second embodiment, whether or not to add the registered notification information is made different based on the number of outflows and the number of inflows.

When notification information is added to the common display menu, the user is guided to a service corresponding to the notification information, and as a result, the access rate to the service increases. Here, when receiving a service with a high ratio of the number of outflows to the number of inflows such as a hub service, the user may transition to another service via the common display menu without adding notification information. Can be expected. On the other hand, when receiving services such as end services where the ratio of outflows to inflows is low, the user must use the common display menu service without adding notification information and guiding other services. There is a high possibility of stopping.
Therefore, in the second embodiment, the use time of the common display menu is increased by adding notification information according to the service that the user is currently receiving.

[Configuration Example of Menu Generation Server 2]
FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating the configuration of the storage unit 21 and the control unit 22 when the menu generation server 2 of the second embodiment exhibits the menu providing function 24. In addition, since the structure in case the menu production | generation server 2 exhibits the menu registration function 23 is the same as 1st Embodiment, description is abbreviate | omitted. Further, for the menu providing function 24, detailed description of the same configuration as that of the first embodiment is omitted.

As illustrated in FIG. 13, when the menu providing function 24 is exhibited, the control unit 22 further includes a classification unit 245 in addition to the configuration of the first embodiment.
Based on the number of outflows and the number of inflows counted by the counting unit 232, the classifying unit 245 classifies each of the plurality of services into a service group including one or a plurality of services. As an example, the classification unit 245 classifies one service and other services that are easily changed from the one service into the same service group.

Specifically, the classification unit 245 classifies one service and other services having a larger number of inflows than a predetermined number when the one service is the transition source as the same service group. In addition, when the services included in this service group are the transition source, the number of inflows less than a specific number (which may be the same as or different from the predetermined number) is classified into another service group. A service having a number of inflows larger than a predetermined number when the service is the transition source is classified into the other service group.
The classification unit 245 classifies the service group based on the ratio of the number of inflows when the certain service is the transition source to the total number of inflows in the service, not the number of inflows when the certain service is the transition source. It is good as well.

  In the case of the example shown in FIG. 10A, it can be said that the service IDs “AAAA”, “BBBB”, “CCCC”, and “DDDD” are easy to transition to each other and belong to the same service group. In addition, it can be said that the service IDs “EEEE” and “FFFF” are easily changed to each other and belong to the same service group. The service groups to be classified are not limited to two, and may be classified into three or more service groups. One service may belong to only one service group or may belong to a plurality of service groups.

  The adding unit 243 determines whether or not to add the notification information based on the counting result of the counting unit 232 for the service currently provided by the user. Add notification information.

As an example, the adding unit 243 determines whether or not to add notification information to the common display menu based on the outflow number counted for the service currently provided by the user or the ratio of the outflow number to the inflow number. Determine.
A service with a high number of outflows or a high ratio of outflows to inflows can be expected to transition to other services via the common display menu, while the number of outflows is low or the ratio of outflows to inflows is low The service cannot be expected to transition to another service via the common display menu. Therefore, as illustrated in FIG. 14A, the adding unit 243 determines that notification information is not added to a hub service with a large number of outflows or a high ratio of the number of outflows to the number of inflows, and the number of outflows is It is determined that notification information is added to an end service with a low ratio of the outflow number to the inflow number.

As a result, notification information is added when the user is provided with an end service that is likely to stop using the common display menu service. The user can be guided to other services, and as a result, it can be expected that the use time of the common display menu will increase.
Note that the adding unit 243 may determine whether to add the notification information according to the service, but may change the frequency of adding the notification information according to the service. For example, the frequency of adding notification information to the hub service may be lowered, and the frequency of adding notification information to the end service may be increased.

  At this time, it is preferable that the notification information to be added is notification information for a service having a large number of outflows or a high ratio of the number of outflows to the number of inflows. In other words, when the adding unit 243 receives a common display menu acquisition request from a user who has received a service in which the number of outflows or the ratio of the number of outflows to the number of inflows does not satisfy the first threshold, the notification information received from the service partner Service partner that provides a service in which the number of outflows or the ratio of the number of outflows to the number of inflows exceeds a second threshold (may be the same as the first threshold or may be a threshold higher than the first threshold). Is added to the common display menu.

  As a result, for example, when the user is provided with an end service, it is possible to be guided to a service that easily transitions to another service such as a hub service. Can be expected to increase the usage time of the common display menu.

Further, the adding unit 243 may determine which of the registered notification information is to be added based on the counting result of the counting unit 232 for the service that the user is currently receiving. .
As an example, the adding unit 243 adds notification information of a service partner that provides a service included in another service group different from the service group to which the service currently being provided by the user belongs to the common display menu. Determine as.

  In the case of the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 14B, the services participating in the common display menu service are the service group to which the services with the service IDs “AAAA”, “BBBB”, “CCCC”, “DDDD” belong, The service groups can be classified into service groups to which the services “EEEE” and “FFFF” belong. Therefore, when the user is provided with any one of the service IDs “AAAA”, “BBBB”, “CCCC”, and “DDDD”, the adding unit 243 has the service IDs “EEEE” “ When the notification information about the service of “FFFF” is added to the common display menu and the user is provided with any of the services of the service IDs “EEEE” and “FFFF”, the service IDs “AAAA” “BBBB” “CCCC” “DDDD” service notification information is added to the common display menu.

  As a result, even when there are services that are difficult to transition to each other, the notification information can prompt the transition between the services. After the service transition, the transition between the service groups to which the service after the transition belongs can be expected. Therefore, the migration within the service participating in the common display menu service can be expected, and the usage time of the common display menu can be expected. It can be expected to increase.

[Processing of menu display system S]
The configuration of the menu display system S of the second embodiment has been described above. Subsequently, a processing flow of the menu display system S of the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. Note that the process illustrated in FIG. 15 is an example of a process performed instead of the processes of steps S60 and S70 of the first embodiment.

  When the server reception unit 241 receives the common display menu acquisition request from the terminal 1, in step S110, the generation unit 242 refers to the service partner information storage unit 211, and the address information of the service corresponding to the category of the common display menu Is identified. Subsequently, in step S120, the generation unit 242 associates the category with the address information, and generates a common display menu that can be changed to a service corresponding to the address information.

  Subsequently, in step S130, the adding unit 243 determines whether or not notification information is registered. If the notification information is registered, the adding unit 243 performs addition determination in step S140. In the addition determination in step S140, for example, the adding unit 243 adds notification information when the service that the user is currently receiving is a service with a small number of outflows or a low ratio of the number of outflows to the number of inflows. Judge that. Further, the adding unit 243 displays the notification information when notification information of a service partner that provides a service included in another service group different from the service group to which the service currently being provided by the user belongs is registered. Determine to add.

  If it is determined in step S140 that notification information is to be added, then in step S150, the adding unit 243 adds notification information to the common display menu generated in step S120. Subsequently, in step S160, the providing unit 244 transmits the generated common display menu to the terminal 1.

[Effects of menu display system S]
Heretofore, another embodiment of the menu display system S has been described. In the menu display system S of the second embodiment, the adding unit 243 adds notification information to the common display menu based on the outflow number of the service that the user is currently receiving or the ratio of the outflow number to the inflow number. It is determined whether or not to do.
For example, if the service is a service in which the ratio of the number of outflows or outflows to the number of inflows does not satisfy the threshold, adding the notification information indicates that users who are likely to stop the common display menu service are included in the common display menu service. Can be directed to other services. In particular, the notification information to be added is notification information of a service in which the ratio of the number of outflows or outflows to the number of inflows exceeds a threshold value, so that the user can relocate the services in the common display menu service after transitioning to another service. This can be expected, and the use time of the common display menu can be expected to increase.

  In addition, from the number of outflows and inflows counted for each of the services participating in the common display menu service, it is possible to grasp the relationship between the services that the user is likely to change, and based on this relationship, a plurality of services Can be classified into service groups configured by services that are easy for the user to change. In the menu display system S of the second embodiment, when a user is provided with a service belonging to one service group, notification information of a service belonging to another service group is added. Transitions between difficult services can be encouraged. After the service transition, the transition between the service groups to which the service after the transition belongs can be expected. Therefore, it is possible to expect the excursion within the service that participates in the common display menu service, and the usage time of the common display menu can be expected. An increase can be expected.

As mentioned above, although this invention was demonstrated using embodiment, the technical scope of this invention is not limited to the range as described in the said embodiment. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications or improvements can be added to the above embodiment. In particular, the specific embodiments of the distribution / integration of the devices are not limited to those illustrated above, and all or a part thereof may be added in arbitrary units according to various additions or according to functional loads. It can be configured functionally or physically distributed and integrated.
For example, each of the service partner information storage unit 211, the notification information storage unit 212, and the setting content storage unit 213 of the above embodiment may be provided in another server different from the menu generation server 2.

  In the above embodiment, when the menu screen is displayed on the terminal 1, the site service menu temporarily stored in the terminal 1 is read and the menu generation server 2 is accessed via the communication network 4. The display menu is to be acquired. In this regard, for example, even when the terminal 1 does not receive radio waves transmitted from the base station and cannot communicate, information indicating the common display menu is displayed on the terminal 1 so that the menu screen including the common display menu can be displayed. You may make it memorize | store temporarily in the memory | storage part 14.

  Specifically, the storage unit 14 is caused to function as a menu storage unit that temporarily stores information indicating the acquired common display menu. When the display control unit 153 cannot acquire the common display menu from the menu generation server 2 even after a predetermined time has elapsed after transmitting the common display menu acquisition request to the menu generation server 2, the display control unit 153 temporarily stores the common display menu in the storage unit 14. The common display menu (that is, the common display menu acquired at the timing when communication was possible in the past) may be displayed. By doing in this way, the terminal 1 can display the common display menu without displaying an error screen even when communication is not possible. The display control unit 153 stores information indicating the common display menu in the storage unit 14 and the time when the information is stored, and displays the common display menu before a predetermined time has elapsed from the time. The common display menu stored in the storage unit 14 may be acquired and displayed.

  Moreover, the display mode when the category included in the common display menu is selected in the terminal 1 is arbitrary. For example, the display control unit 153 may display content based on address information associated with the service corresponding to the category, or may display a menu screen of the service instead of the content. By displaying the menu screen of the service first, the menu screen is continuously displayed at the time of transition of the service, so that it is possible to transition between services in a natural flow. In addition, the display control unit 153 may display a menu screen of the service first, and display a content display screen based on address information after a predetermined time has elapsed.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Terminal, 11 ... Input part, 12 ... Display part, 13 ... Radio | wireless part, 14 ... Memory | storage part, 15 ... Control part, 151 ... Terminal transmission part, 152 ... terminal receiving unit, 153 ... display control unit, 2 ... menu generation server, 21 ... storage unit, 211 ... service partner information storage unit, 212 ... notification information storage unit, 213 ... Setting content storage unit, 22 ... Control unit, 23 ... Menu registration function, 231 ... Reception unit, 232 ... Counting unit, 233 ... Setting unit, 24 ... Menu provision Function, 241 ... Server receiving unit, 242 ... Generating unit, 243 ... Adding unit, 244 ... Providing unit, 245 ... Classifying unit, 3 ... Content server, 4 ... Communication Network, S ... Menu display system

Claims (9)

A menu generation server that displays a common display menu common to a plurality of services provided by a plurality of service partners on a terminal used by a user,
In response to a request from the terminal, a generation unit that generates the common display menu that can transition to each of the plurality of services;
A reception unit that accepts registration of notification information introducing the service from the service partner;
An adding unit for adding received notification information to the common display menu;
A providing unit for providing the common display menu with the notification information added to the terminal;
The number of outflows indicating the number of transitions to another service via the common display menu while the user is receiving provision of one of the plurality of services, and provision of the other service A counter that counts the number of inflows indicating the number of transitions to the one service via the common display menu while receiving each of the plurality of services;
Based on the relationship between the number of outflows and the number of inflows counted for each of the services, registration conditions for the service partner providing the service to register the notification information or a notification mode of the notification information A setting unit for setting at least one of them for each of the service partners;
A menu generation server comprising: The counting unit counts the number of outflows from the one service for each service transitioned from the one service, and counts the number of inflows to the one service for each service transitioned to the one service,
The setting unit sets the registration condition or the notification mode based on the number of outflows for each transition destination service counted for each of the services.
The menu generation server according to claim 1. The setting unit sets the registration condition of the notification information to be notified in the first predetermined period or the notification mode of the notification information in the first predetermined period in the second predetermined period before the first predetermined period. Set based on the number of outflows and the number of inflows,
The menu generation server according to claim 1 or 2. The setting unit sets a first registration condition or a first notification mode for a predetermined number of the service partners having a large number of outflows or a high ratio of the number of outflows to the number of inflows, and the number of outflows is small or Setting a second registration condition or a second notification mode different from the first registration condition or the first notification mode for a predetermined number of the service partners having a low ratio;
The menu generation server according to any one of claims 1 to 3. The adding unit determines whether or not to add the notification information to the common display menu based on the outflow number of the service currently provided by the user or the ratio of the outflow number to the inflow number. To
The menu generation server according to any one of claims 1 to 4. When the addition unit receives the request from a user who has received a service in which the number of outflows or the ratio of the number of outflows to the number of inflows does not satisfy a first threshold, the outflow of the notification information received Adding notification information of a service partner providing a service whose number or the ratio exceeds a second threshold to the common display menu;
The menu generation server according to any one of claims 1 to 5.
Based on the counting result of the counting unit, each of the plurality of services is changed to the first service and the first service with respect to the inflow number when the first service is the transition source or the total inflow number in the service. In the first service group including the second service in which the ratio of the inflow number when the source is greater than a third threshold and the service included in the first service group is the transition source or in the service A classifying unit that classifies a second service group including a third service in which a ratio of the number of inflows when a service included in the first service group with respect to the total number of inflows is a transition source does not satisfy a fourth threshold; In addition,
When the additional unit receives the request from a user who has received provision of a service included in the second service group, a service partner that provides a service included in the first service group in the received notification information Adding notification information to the common display menu,
The menu generation server according to any one of claims 1 to 6. A menu display system comprising a terminal used by a user and a menu generation server that displays a common display menu common to a plurality of services provided by a plurality of service partners on the terminal,
The terminal
A common display menu that is displayed in common to the plurality of services displayed by the common menu display module incorporated in the terminal and includes a link to a service different from the service is acquired from the menu generation server and displayed on the display unit. Having a display control unit to display,
The menu generation server
In response to a request from the terminal, a generation unit that generates the common display menu that can transition to each of the plurality of services;
A reception unit that accepts registration of notification information introducing the service from the service partner;
An adding unit for adding received notification information to the common display menu;
A providing unit for providing the common display menu with the notification information added to the terminal;
The number of outflows indicating the number of transitions to another service via the common display menu while the user is receiving provision of one of the plurality of services, and provision of the other service A counter that counts the number of inflows indicating the number of transitions to the one service via the common display menu while receiving each of the plurality of services;
Based on the relationship between the number of outflows and the number of inflows counted for each of the services, registration conditions for the service partner providing the service to register the notification information or a notification mode of the notification information A setting unit for setting at least one of them for each of the service partners;
A menu display system comprising: A menu generation method for displaying a common display menu common to a plurality of services provided by a plurality of service partners on a terminal used by a user,
Generating the common display menu capable of transitioning to each of the plurality of services in response to a request from the terminal;
Accepting registration of notification information introducing the service from the service partner;
Adding received notification information to the common display menu;
Providing the common display menu with the notification information added to the terminal;
The number of outflows indicating the number of transitions to another service via the common display menu while the user is receiving provision of one of the plurality of services, and provision of the other service Counting the number of inflows indicating the number of transitions to the one service via the common display menu for each of the plurality of services,
Based on the relationship between the number of outflows and the number of inflows counted for each of the services, registration conditions for the service partner providing the service to register the notification information or a notification mode of the notification information Setting at least one of them for each of the service partners;
Including
The step of receiving the notification information receives registration of the notification information from the service partner according to the set registration condition or notification mode.
Menu generation method.

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