JP6638803B2 - Sales data processing device and program - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a sales data processing device and a program .

The operations at a laundry shop can be broadly divided into two operations: a custody operation for storing clothes and the like to be cleaned and a delivery operation for clothes and the like that have been cleaned.
In order to manage clothes and the like as individual items in the custody business, an example of using a tag on which a barcode is printed (hereinafter, also referred to as a cleaning tag) is increasing. In the custody operation, the clerk deposits a cleaning product such as clothing from a customer, and inputs various information related to the cleaning product such as a customer name, a name of the cleaning product, a washing course and a finishing method at a cashier terminal. Further, the clerk attaches a cleaning tag to the cleaning product, reads it with a barcode scanner, and associates the cleaning tag with various information related to the cleaning product. As a result, the clothes and the like can be managed individually as cleaning products. In the delivery business, the clerk receives a check slip from the customer, delivers a cleaning product corresponding to the slip, and records whether or not the delivery has been made.

  The cleaning tag is attached to a cleaning product or the like with a stapler or the like, and is washed together with the cleaning product. Therefore, the cleaning tag is configured by being printed on a sheet of paper that does not break even when wet with water, and with ink that does not disappear even when wet with water. Although a one-dimensional barcode is often printed on the cleaning tag, a two-dimensional code such as a QR code (registered trademark) may be printed.

  The problem in the abstract of Patent Literature 1 is described as “Providing the progress of cleaning of clothing on a Web site for each barcode of clothing.” The solution to this problem is “collection and delivery from user terminal 10, At the time of a delivery request, the status of the collection / delivery / delivery request is registered in the user-specific clothing information database 232, and a collection / delivery / delivery notification is transmitted to the collection / delivery / delivery terminal 30 to receive the clothes, receive the cleaned clothes, At the time of delivery, the barcode of the clothing is read, and the status of the corresponding barcode in the database is set to received, completed, and delivered, respectively, and when the time of collection and delivery from the cleaning factory comes, the status of the received database in the database is set to washing. Change and change the stay with the clothing registered in the database corresponding to the user ID received from the user terminal 10 at the time of delivery. Search and display the completed barcode, and upon receiving the status browsing request from the user terminal 10, extract the status of each barcode corresponding to the received user ID and transmit it to the user terminal 10. " Have been.

  The purpose of the abstract of Patent Literature 2 is to describe, "This invention relates to a merchandise management system, which stores merchandise information such as merchandise and customer names and negotiation information such as deposit date, and records customer numbers and merchandise numbers. The purpose is to fix the medium to the product and to efficiently perform reception and delivery operations based on the medium. " In response to the information read from the bar code of the recording medium 3 being input, the storage date of the matching data information 12 is updated, while the recording medium 3 is not fixed. In accordance with the input of the customer name (or customer number) and the product number, when the matching data information 12 is found, the deposit date is updated, and when not found, the new data information 12 is created. And a reception processing 9 for printing the recording medium 3 while 憶 are described as configured to. "To manage by fixing the printed recording medium 3 in the product.

JP 2006-167295 A JP-A-07-105279

  In recent years, a cleaning tag attached to clothes has been used not only for inventory management of clothes and the like, but also for management of each process from storage to delivery. That is, it is required to read the cleaning tag with the barcode scanner even in the delivery work of clothes and the like. Thereby, the visit time of the customer can be totaled, and the time from the finish of the clothes to the delivery can be totaled.

In order to read the cleaning tag with a barcode scanner in this delivery business, it is conceivable to newly introduce a computer or a handy terminal system to which the barcode scanner is connected, but this is an additional investment and burdens the store. On the other hand, when the cashier terminal connected to the barcode scanner is shared between the custody business and the delivery business, new investment can be suppressed.
However, if the cashier terminal is used for both the delivery business and the custody business, there is a possibility that the customer may wait. In the case of custody business, not only inputting the name of the cleaning product, washing course and finishing method at the cashier terminal, but also checking the status of the cleaning product and attaching the cleaning tag, etc. Often occur. At this time, a situation arises in which the cashier terminal cannot be used for the processing of the delivery business even though it is not actually operating.

  In addition, such a situation is not limited to a cleaning shop that stores cleaning products and performs washing and finishing. For example, a similar situation may occur in a DPE (Development Printing Enlargement) store where photographic films are stored and development and printing are performed. In other words, this is a common situation in a business format in which a predetermined service is performed on a stored item in accordance with a customer's order, and the completed stored item is delivered to the customer.

An object of the present invention, even during predetermined processing is to easily perform the delivery process of the deposit hunting products.

In order to solve the above problems, the sales data processing device of the present invention is:
Execution means for selectively executing one of a custody process for registering a custody item and a delivery process for delivering the registered custody item;
Reading means for reading predetermined identification information ;
With
The executing means, during the execution of the custody processing, if the identification information read by the reading means is delivery information corresponding to a predetermined custody, performs the delivery processing for delivering the predetermined custody. Performing priority over custody processing,
And wherein a call.

According to the present invention, even during a predetermined process, it is possible to easily perform the delivery process of the deposit hunting products.

FIG. 2 is a schematic configuration diagram illustrating a cleaning management system including a cashier terminal according to the embodiment. It is a figure showing composition of a cleaning article state management database in this embodiment. It is a block diagram of a cashier terminal. It is a figure showing an example of a cleaning tag. It is a figure showing an example of a custody slip. It is a flowchart which shows a registration process and a delivery process. It is a figure showing a custody article registration screen. It is a figure showing a delivery stock confirmation screen. It is a figure showing a stock delivery processing screen. It is a figure showing a handover completion notice screen. It is a figure showing a notice deletion processing screen. It is a figure showing a non-stock notice screen.

Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
When performing both custody and delivery using one cash register (or fewer than the number of customer visits), the delivery process can be performed using the time between cashiers who do not use the cashier. The following is a method to complete and keep the custody work smooth. In the present embodiment, the operation of the cleaning shop is described as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention can be applied commonly to a business type in which a customer keeps a deposit and performs a predetermined service, and delivers the deposit after the service is completed to the customer.

FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram illustrating a cleaning management system 1 including a cashier terminal 2 according to the present embodiment.
The cashier terminal 2 performs both a custody process and a delivery process, and includes a CPU (Central Processing Umit) 21 and a ROM (Read Only Memory) 21a, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 21b, a display unit 22, a speaker 23, The printer includes a printer 24, a touch panel 25, buttons 26, an interface 27, and a communication unit 28. The cashier terminal 2, the server 4, and the factory terminal 5 constitute a cleaning management system 1.

The CPU 21 is a central processing unit, and implements each control unit by reading and executing a software program or the like stored in, for example, the ROM 21a.
The ROM 21a is a non-volatile memory such as an EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory), and stores a software program executed by the CPU 21 and various data.
The RAM 21b is a volatile memory such as a DRAM (Dynamic RAM), and stores various variables and various data related to a program executed by the CPU 21.

The display unit 22 is, for example, a liquid crystal panel or the like, and displays display information such as characters, images, and moving images on the liquid crystal panel. On the surface of the display section 22, the transparent electrodes of the touch panel 25 are arranged in an overlapping manner.
The touch panel 25 is formed of, for example, a transparent electrode, and is attached to an upper layer of the display unit 22. The touch panel 25 is a kind of pointing device, and detects a position on the screen where the user touches with a finger or the like.

The speaker 23 notifies a warning sound, a voice, and the like.
The printer 24 is, for example, a thermal printer, and prints, for example, a receipt, a check slip, or a coupon on a thermal paper roll. The printer 24 may also print journal information.
The button 26 is used, for example, to turn on and off the power of the cashier terminal 2 and to input characters and numbers.

The interface 27 is an input / output interface connected to an external device, such as a USB (Universal Serial Bus) interface or a serial interface.
The communication unit 28 is a network interface controller and is connected to the network 9. The CPU 21 can communicate with the server 4 and the like through the communication unit 28.

The cashier terminal 2 is connected to a card reader 31, a barcode scanner 32, a drawer 33, a customer display device 34, and a point printing device 35.
The card reader 31 is, for example, a magnetic card reader or a smart card reader, and reads a customer's membership card, credit card, or the like. The member card may be printed with a bar code of the member number, and the bar code scanner 32 described later may read the member number of the bar code.

The barcode scanner 32 reads a barcode from a cleaning tag 82 (see FIG. 4) attached to a cleaning product or a delivery slip.
The drawer 33 is a drawer for storing cash.
The customer display device 34 is, for example, a liquid crystal display device directed to a customer, and displays a subtotal amount, a total amount, and the like.
The point printing device 35 is a printer that prints a customer's point card or the like.

The cashier terminal 2 is communicably connected to a server 4 and a factory terminal 5 installed in a cleaning factory via a network 9.
The server 4 includes a cleaning product state management database 41 in which the status of cleaning products is stored, and a customer management database 42 in which various types of customer information are stored. The cashier terminal 2 may include the cleaning article state management database 41 and the customer management database 42. In each drawing, the database is simply abbreviated as “DB”.
The factory terminal 5 updates the cleaning product state management database 41 according to the progress of the cleaning product.

Note that this configuration is an example, and other devices may be connected, and those realized as internal functions may be realized by an external device via the interface 27 or the communication unit 28. .
Further, the cleaning product state management database 41 may be updated by the factory terminal 5, and the status of each cleaning product may be updated based on the date and time elapsed from the storage date and the standard process schedule.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of the cleaning product state management database 41 according to the present embodiment. In the description of FIG. 2, FIG. 1 will be referred to as appropriate.
The cleaning product state management database 41 is a database for managing the status of cleaning products received from customers. The cashier terminal 2 of the store adds a new record to the server 4 every time a cleaning product received from a customer is registered, and registers information on the cleaning product. The cleaning condition management database 41 includes a customer ID column 41a, a slip ID column 41b, a tag ID column 41c, a name column 41d, a store column 41e, a location column 41f, a status column 41g, a storage date column 41h, a finishing date column 41i, and a delivery. It is configured to include each item of the date column 41j.

The customer ID column 41a is a column for storing identification information of a customer who has deposited this cleaning product. By referring to the customer management database 42 with the customer identification information, it is possible to obtain information about the customer, for example, name and contact information.
The slip ID column 41b is a column for storing the identification number of the storage slip 81 (see FIG. 5) issued when the cleaning product is stored. As the identification number of the storage slip 81, a unique number is generated by the cashier terminal 2, and is printed on the storage slip 81 as a barcode.
The tag ID column 41c is a column for storing the identification number of the tag attached to this cleaning product. The tag identification number is read and stored by the barcode scanner 32 of the cashier terminal 2.

The name column 41d is a column for storing the name of the cleaning product. The name of the cleaning product is manually input by the cashier terminal 2.
The store column 41e is a column for storing the name of the store that has stored this cleaning product. The name of the store may be set in the cashier terminal 2 in advance, or may be set in a store database (not shown).
The location column 41f is a column for storing the current location information of the cleaning product, and is sequentially updated by the cashier terminal 2 and the factory terminal 5 of the store.
The status column 41g is a column for storing the current status information of the cleaning product, and is sequentially updated by the cashier terminal 2 and the factory terminal 5 of the store.

The storage date column 41h is a column for storing the date and time when the cleaning product was stored. FIG. 2 shows only the date and time in a simplified manner, but actually stores the date and time.
The finish date column 41i is a column for storing the scheduled finish date of this cleaning product.
The delivery date column 41j is a column for storing the date and time when the cleaning product was delivered to the customer.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the cashier terminal 2.
The cashier terminal 2 includes a determination unit 61, a registration unit 62, a delivery unit 63, and a return unit 64. The determination unit 61, the registration unit 62, the delivery unit 63, and the return unit 64 are embodied by the CPU 21 executing a software program. These units appropriately refer to the cleaning article state management database 41 and the customer management database 42.

Here, the barcode scanner 32 reads the barcode of the cleaning tag 82 attached to the cleaning product or the barcode printed on the check slip 81, and outputs the barcode to the determination unit 61.
Based on the identification information of the barcode read by the barcode scanner 32, the determination unit 61 determines whether or not a cleaning product corresponding to the identification information exists, and has completed washing and finishing of the cleaning product. It is determined whether or not delivery is possible.
When the identification information of the bar code does not correspond to the cleaning product, the registration unit 62 newly registers the cleaning product according to the identification information in association with the identification information.

When the determining unit 61 determines that washing and finishing of the cleaning product have been completed, the delivery unit 63 interrupts the process being performed and performs the delivery process of the cleaning product.
The return unit 64 returns to the original process after the delivery process by the delivery unit 63 is completed.
With this configuration, even during the cleaning product storage process, the cleaning product delivery process can be performed in parallel with the cleaning product storage process.

FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of the cleaning tag 82.
The cleaning tag 82 is formed, for example, by printing on a sheet of paper that does not break even when wet with water, and with ink that does not disappear even when wet with water. The cleaning tag 82 is attached to clothes or the like, sent to a factory, and washed with this cleaning product. In a factory or store, the cleaning tag is scanned and checked against the cleaning product state management database 41 or the like to manage the cleaning product.
A one-dimensional barcode 821 is printed on the cleaning tag 82.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of the storage slip 81.
The custody slip 81 is issued in the custody business and specifies a cleaning product to be delivered to the customer in the delivery business. A barcode 811 relating to the voucher and barcodes 812 and 813 relating to the cleaning tag 82 are printed on the stored voucher 81, and further, customer information and cleaning product information are printed. By scanning the barcode 811 in the delivery operation, it is possible to easily determine whether or not the cleaning product of the storage slip 81 is in stock at the store. Further, by scanning the barcodes 812 and 813 related to the cleaning tag 82, it is possible to easily determine whether or not the cleaning products associated with these cleaning tags 82 are in stock at the store.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the registration process and the delivery process.
Here, when the clerk starts the custody business for the customer, the processing in FIG. 6 starts.
When starting the custody operation, the cashier terminal 2 determines in step S10 whether or not the customer is a member. If the customer is a member (step S10 → Yes), the cashier terminal 2 receives the input of the customer's member information. After (Step S11), the process proceeds to a product registration process (Steps S12 to S17) related to the custody business. If the customer is a non-member (step S10 → No), the process directly proceeds to the product registration process.

《Product registration process》
In the merchandise registration process, the cashier terminal 2 is initially in an input waiting state in step S12, and a registration screen 7 shown in FIG. 7 described later is displayed. Here, the clerk inputs the name of the cleaning product, the washing course, the finishing method, and the like using the touch panel 25 and the button 26, and reads the cleaning tag 82 attached to the cleaning product using the barcode scanner 32 and inputs.

The determination unit 61 of the cashier terminal 2 checks the input identification information with the cleaning product state management database 41, and determines whether or not the identification information is related to the delivered product (step S13).
If the input identification information is the identification information relating to the delivered product (step S13 → Yes), the cashier terminal 2 executes the product delivery process described later by the delivery unit 63, and then proceeds to the input waiting process in step S12. Return. On the other hand, if the input identification information is not the identification information relating to the delivered product (step S13 → No), the cashier terminal 2 registers the input identification information in association with the cleaning product by the registration unit 62. (Step S14).

Furthermore, the cashier terminal 2 determines whether or not the next product has been input (step S15). If the next product has been input (step S15 → Yes), the process returns to step S12 and repeats the product registration process.
If the clerk completes the product registration, the next product is not input in step S15 (step S15 → No), so the registration unit 62 of the cashier terminal 2 proceeds to the accounting process in step S16.
In the accounting process of step S16, the clerk performs a discount process, deposits, registration of deposits, and the like. The registration unit 62 of the cashier terminal 2 performs an accounting process. That is, the registration unit 62 determines the total amount, notifies the display unit 22 and the speaker 23 of the total amount, displays the confirmation screen, and determines the transaction. Note that the cashier terminal 2 may issue a coupon according to the cleaning product received from the customer.
When the accounting process is completed, the registration unit 62 of the cashier terminal 2 prints the check slip 81 (step S17), completes the product registration process, and ends the process of FIG. This allows the clerk to register the customer's product.

《Product delivery processing》
In the present embodiment, the bar code 821 of the cleaning tag 82 of the cleaning product (hereinafter, also referred to as a delivery product) to be delivered to the customer or the bar codes 811, 812, 813 of the storage slip 81 is registered during the waiting time of the custody business. It is read by a barcode scanner 32 connected to the terminal 2. That is, when the cashier terminal 2 reads the barcode related to the delivered item in the above-described step S12, the cashier terminal 2 displays a delivered inventory confirmation screen 75a of FIG. 8 described later in the upper layer of the registration screen 7, and this is the identification information related to the delivered item. It is determined that there is (Step S13 → Yes), and the process proceeds to the commodity delivery processing of Steps S20 to S28.
The cashier terminal 2 shifts to the commodity delivery processing, suspends the commodity registration processing, and saves the commodity registration information up to that time in the RAM 21b or the like (step S20).

  The delivery unit 63 of the cashier terminal 2 checks the stock in the store from the scanned barcode information (step S21). Here, the inventory indicates clothes and the like that have been cleaned and stored in the store if they are to be cleaned. This inventory information is stored in advance in a combination of the location column 41f and the status column 41g of the cleaning product status management database 41 of the server 4, for example, for inspecting the cleaned clothes and the like. The cashier terminal 2 accesses the server 4 through the communication unit 28, searches the cleaning product state management database 41, and checks the stock.

  Next, in step S22, the delivery unit 63 of the cashier terminal 2 determines whether or not there is a stock associated with the barcode in the store. If there is no stock associated with the bar code in the store (step S22 → No), the delivery unit 63 performs a non-stock notification process (step S26), and notifies the display unit 22 that there is no stock (step S26). Inform the store clerk by voice output from the speaker 23 or the sound output of the speaker 23, and proceed to the notification erasing process in step S27. The state where there is no stock in the store refers to a state where the checked slip 81 relating to the clothes already delivered is scanned a plurality of times, a state where the clothes are not completely cleaned, and the like.

  Furthermore, if there is a stock associated with the bar code in the store (step S22 → Yes), the delivery unit 63 of the cashier terminal 2 performs a stock notification process for notifying the presence of the stock (step S23), and delivery of this stock. (Step S24). When the store clerk scans the check slip 81 and is notified of the presence of the stock by the cashier terminal 2 (see FIG. 9), the clerk searches for the stock in the store and hands it over to the customer. Further, when the clerk scans the cleaning tag 82 of the cleaning product and is notified of the stock by the cashier terminal 2, the sales clerk hands over the cleaning product to the customer.

In the delivery process, the cashier terminal 2 sets, for example, the place column 41f relating to the delivered stock to blank, the status column 41g to "delivered", and records the date and time in the delivery date column 41j. When a coupon is generated for the delivery of the cleaning product, the cashier terminal 2 may print the coupon.
When the delivery process is completed, the cashier terminal 2 notifies the completion of the delivery on the screen of the display unit 22 (see FIG. 10), the sound of the speaker 23, and the like, and then proceeds to a notification erasing process of step S27.

  In the notification deletion processing, for example, when the “OK” button 752 (see FIG. 10) displayed on the screen is touched, the cashier terminal 2 deletes the message on the screen and stops the sound output of the speaker 23. (Step S27). In the notification deletion process, the cashier terminal 2 may delete the message on the screen or stop the sound output of the speaker 23 when a predetermined time has elapsed.

  When the notification erasing process is completed, the cashier terminal 2 executes the registration process return by the return unit 64 (step S28), and returns to the process of step S12. Upon returning to the registration process, the return unit 64 of the cashier terminal 2 displays a message (see FIG. 11) indicating that the process returns to the original process on the display unit 22 and then deletes the message. The data is expanded from the RAM 21b or the like and returned to the state immediately before the registration processing was interrupted.

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a registration screen 7 for a custody item.
When the store clerk executes the custody business and the above-described merchandise registration processing of FIG. 6 is executed, a registration screen 7 is displayed.
In the registration screen 7, a total column 71 is arranged at the upper left, an individual item name column 72 is arranged below the total column 71, a customer column 73 is arranged at the upper right, and a custody designation button group 74 is arranged below the customer column 73.

The total column 71 displays the total sales and the consumption tax related to this transaction.
The individual item name column 72 displays the individual item name, quantity, amount, date and time of the transaction, and the washing course and the finishing method are displayed below the item name column.
The customer column 73 displays information on customers involved in this transaction.
The custody item designation button group 74 is a button group for designating the name of each custody item, a washing course, and a finishing method. When the registration screen 7 is displayed, for example, when the storage slip 81 is scanned, the flow shifts to a commodity delivery process (see FIG. 6).

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a delivered stock confirmation screen 75a.
When the second clerk scans the storage slip 81 related to the delivery business while the first clerk is performing the storage business, the delivery stock confirmation screen 75a is displayed. The delivery stock confirmation screen 75a is displayed in the upper layer of the registration screen 7 by interrupting the product registration processing.
During the waiting time for the cashier terminal 2 to search the cleaning product state management database 41 of the server 4, a waiting state display 751 is displayed.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a stock delivery processing screen 75b.
If the delivered stock is found after the delivered stock confirmation screen 75a shown in FIG. 8 is displayed, the display transits to the stock delivery processing screen 75b shown in FIG. With this display, the clerk searches the stock in the store and delivers it to the customer.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a delivery processing completion notification screen 75c.
If the cashier terminal 2 executes the delivery process after the stock delivery process screen 75b shown in FIG. 9 is displayed, the display transits to a delivery process completion notification screen 75c shown in FIG. When the clerk touches the “OK” button 752, the screen changes to the screen in FIG.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a notification deletion processing screen 75d.
The notification deletion processing screen 75d is a screen when the commodity delivery processing ends and the original screen transits. After a predetermined period elapses after the display of the notification deletion processing screen 75d, the notification deletion processing screen 75d disappears, and the screen returns to the original registration screen 7. Thus, the clerk can perform the delivery process without operating the touch display.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a non-stock notification screen 75e.
This non-stock notification screen 75e informs that the cleaning product is being washed. The non-stock notification screen 75e is displayed when the stock cannot be found in the store after the delivery stock confirmation screen 75a shown in FIG. 8 is displayed.

  The cashier terminal 2 according to the present embodiment performs the custody processing in accordance with the content of the barcode scanned by the cashier terminal 2 when the same cashier terminal 2 performs the barcode-managed cleaning article storage processing and delivery processing. And the transfer process is automatically determined. In the case of the transfer process, the interruption of the custody process and the transition to the transfer process are automatically performed. When the transfer process is completed, the process returns to the automatically interrupted custody process. Thereby, the use efficiency of the cashier terminal 2 in the cleaning counter operation is improved.

  The delivery process can be easily operated using the free time of the cashier terminal 2 in the custody process. As a result, the operating rate of the cashier terminal 2 increases, and even a small number of cashier terminals 2 can share the custody business and the delivery business. In addition, since the clerk can perform the delivery process in a short time, the waiting time of the customer can be reduced. There is no need for a dedicated handy terminal, and the system installation cost can be reduced.

In the present embodiment, a process of performing an interrupt at the time of product registration is described. However, if a process such as product registration is not performed, the mode is switched to a delivery process mode and the delivery process is performed. It is not limited to interruption during product registration, and switches to the mode for delivery processing during execution of customer management processing, attendance processing, sales data aggregation processing, customer analysis processing, store opening / closing processing, electronic journal processing, etc. The process is performed, and thereafter, the process returns to the original process.
(Modification)
The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and can be modified and implemented without departing from the spirit of the present invention. For example, there are the following (a) to (c).
(A) In the above embodiment, the registration timing of the member information of each customer is not limited to the first time of the product registration process and is not limited.
(B) In the above embodiment, the cashier terminal 2 searches the cleaning product state management database 41 of the server 4. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the cashier terminal 2 stores the cleaning product state management database 41. Is also good.
(C) The present invention is not limited to storage and delivery of cleaning products at a laundry store, but can also be applied to ordering and delivery of tailored products at a tailor, storage of film and delivery of photos at a DPE store, and the like. That is, the present invention can be applied to a business type in which a predetermined service is performed on a stored item in accordance with a customer's order, and the completed stored item is delivered to the customer.

In the following, the inventions described in the claims first attached to the application form of this application are appended. The item numbers of the appended claims are as set forth in the claims originally attached to the application for this application.
(Appendix)
<Claim 1>
A sales data processing device for processing sales data of services for custody,
Reading means for reading identification information of the custody;
Determining means for determining, based on the identification information read by the reading means, a service for the custody corresponding to the identification information has been completed;
When the determination unit determines that the custody product can be delivered, a delivery unit that interrupts a process that is being performed and performs a delivery process of the custody product;
Return means for returning to the original processing after completion of the delivery processing by the delivery means;
A sales data processing device comprising:
<Claim 2>
When the discriminating unit determines that the identification information is not associated with any custody item, the registration unit further includes a registration unit that newly registers the identification information in association with the custody item.
2. The sales data processing device according to claim 1, wherein
<Claim 3>
The registration unit further prints the identification information newly associated with the custody item on a delivery slip for the registered custody item,
3. The sales data processing device according to claim 2, wherein:
<Claim 4>
The identification information printed by the registration means on the delivery slip is the same as the identification information of the tag attached to each custody.
4. The sales data processing device according to claim 3, wherein:
<Claim 5>
The identification information that the registration unit prints on the delivery slip is associated with the identification information of the tag attached to each custody.
4. The sales data processing device according to claim 3, wherein:
<Claim 6>
The identification information printed on the delivery slip by the registration means is identification information of a customer who has deposited each of the checked items, and the identification information of the customer is associated with identification information of a tag attached to each of the checked items. ,
4. The sales data processing device according to claim 3, wherein:
<Claim 7>
The delivery means, when the reading means reads the identification information during the processing by the registration means and determines that the service for the custody is completed by the determination means, executes the processing by the registration means being executed. Suspend,
The return means returns to the original processing by the registration means after completion of the delivery processing by the delivery means.
7. The sales data processing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein
<Claim 8>
A reading step of reading the identification information of the custody article by reading means;
A determining step of determining whether or not a service for the custody corresponding to the identification information is completed based on the identification information read by the reading unit;
In the determining step, when it is determined that the service for the custody is completed, the process in progress is interrupted, and a delivery step of delivering the custody,
A return step of returning to the original processing after completion of the delivery processing by the delivery step;
A sales data processing method comprising:

1 cleaning management system 2 cashier terminal 21 CPU
21a ROM
21b RAM
22 display unit 23 speaker 24 printer 25 touch panel 26 button 28 communication unit 32 barcode scanner 33 drawer 4 server 41 cleaning product state management database 42 customer management database 5 factory terminal 61 determination unit 62 registration unit 63 delivery unit 64 return unit 7 registration screen 71 Total field 72 Individual product name field 73 Customer field 74 Stored goods specification button group 75a Delivery inventory confirmation screen 75b Inventory delivery processing screen 75c Delivery processing completion notification screen 75d Notification deletion processing screen 75e Non-stock notification screen 751 Waiting state display 81 Storage slip 811 to 813 Barcode 82 Cleaning tag 821 Barcode 9 Network

Claims (6)

Execution means for selectively executing one of a custody process for registering a custody item and a delivery process for delivering the registered custody item;
Reading means for reading predetermined identification information ;
With
The executing means, during the execution of the custody processing, if the identification information read by the reading means is delivery information corresponding to a predetermined custody, performs the delivery processing for delivering the predetermined custody. Performing priority over custody processing,
Sales data processing apparatus according to claim and this. The executing means interrupts the custody processing and executes the predetermined custody if the identification information read by the reading means is delivery information corresponding to the predetermined custody during the execution of the custody processing. Execute the delivery process for delivery,
2. The sales data processing device according to claim 1, wherein The execution means, when the delivery process is completed, restarts the suspended custody process,
3. The sales data processing device according to claim 2, wherein: A display control unit configured to display a screen related to a process executed by the execution unit on a display unit,
During the execution of the custody processing, if the identification information read by the reading means is delivery information corresponding to a predetermined custody item, the display control means superimposes the identification information on a screen related to the custody processing being displayed. To display a screen related to the delivery process,
The sales data processing device according to claim 1, wherein The executing means, during the execution of the custody processing, if the identification information read by the reading means is not delivery information corresponding to a predetermined custody item, the identification information is regarded as delivery information to be associated with a new custody item. Continue the custody process,
The sales data processing device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein Computer
Execution means for selectively executing one of a custody process for registering a custody item and a delivery process for delivering the registered custody item;
Reading means for reading predetermined identification information,
Function as
The executing means, during the execution of the custody processing, if the identification information read by the reading means is delivery information corresponding to a predetermined custody, performs the delivery processing for delivering the predetermined custody. Performing priority over custody processing,
A program characterized by that:

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