JP6930836B2 - Goods distribution management system and goods distribution management method - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a goods distribution management system for managing the distribution of goods, a goods distribution management method, and a shipping slip.

When trying to confirm a product with a specific lot number or an expired product, it is easy for trouble and omission of confirmation to occur because the inventory in warehouses all over the country is manually confirmed.
For this reason, a tag that stores each of the lot number and expiration date of this product is attached to the package of the product to be distributed at the time of shipment, and the current position and expiration date of the product in distribution are confirmed. (See, for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-242223

However, in Patent Document 1, when a product is delivered to a customer, it is necessary to perform a plurality of operations using the above tags, such as inventory of the product at the customer and confirmation of the expiration date, as separate processes. .. For this reason, when the product is delivered, the number of check items imposed on the worker increases, the sales work becomes a complicated and time-consuming work, and the efficiency of the worker in the product delivery becomes low.

The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and it is possible for a customer to take inventory of a product and confirm the expiration date more easily and in a shorter time than before, and improve the efficiency of product delivery. and an object thereof is to provide an article distribution management systems and the article logistics how that can be.

The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and the goods distribution management system of the present invention delivers products having an expiration date according to the number of stocks at the shipping destination, and determines the number of the products used. aggregation to a product distribution management system used in sales form to charge, the when the product code of the department code and the product indicating the shipment destination of the merchandise is printed and shipped to the shipping destination is attached to the product, and the print medium the number same number and is used repeatedly created items of standing in the shipping destination, it is attached to the product in combination with the print medium, the department code is Removed from the pre-written electronic storage medium, the reader / writer that reads the expiration date from the product bar code attached to the product and writes it to the electronic storage medium, and the used product when the product is shipped. The type of the product used and the number of the product based on the collection container in which the printed medium is placed, the product code written on the print medium collected from the collection container, and the number of the print media. It is equipped with a customer management server that aggregates the items.

In the goods distribution management system of the present invention, the combination of the print medium and the electronic storage medium is a shipping slip that is repeatedly used for shipping the same type of goods, and each time the goods are shipped, the reader / writer It is characterized in that the expiration date of the electronic storage medium is rewritten to the expiration date of the product to be newly shipped.

The goods distribution management method of the present invention is a goods distribution management method used in a sales form in which products having an expiration date are delivered according to the number of stocks at the shipping destination, the number of the used products is totaled, and a fee is charged. , and the the product code of the department code and the product indicating the shipping destination of the product is printed, attached to the product when shipped to the shipping destination, equal to the number of the item to standing at the shipping destination The process of creating a print medium to be used repeatedly, and the electronic storage medium attached to the product in combination with the print medium are read from the product bar code attached to the product using a reader / writer. The process in which the expiration date is written, the process in which the product is delivered to the shipping destination together with the print medium and the electronic storage medium, and the process in which the print medium removed from the used product is placed in a collection container. And the process of totaling the types of the products used and the number of the products based on the product code written on the print medium collected from the collection container and the number of the print media. include.

According to the present invention, since the department code indicating the delivery destination of the product and the expiration date of the product are associated with the medium identification information in the print medium and the electronic storage medium, the inventory and the expiration date of the product at the customer are associated with each other. It is possible to carry out inventory and confirmation of the expiration date more easily and in a shorter time than in the past, and it is possible to improve the efficiency of product delivery.
To provide an article logistics management system and goods logistics management how.
Further, according to the present invention, it is possible to grasp an excessive number of stocks by improving the expiration date of goods and the efficiency and visualization of inventory.

It is a conceptual diagram which shows the structural example of the goods distribution management system by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the configuration example of the table which is stored in the customer management database 11a in advance. It is a figure which shows an example of the shipping inspection sheet generated from the purchase order form from a user by a customer management server 11. It is a figure which shows an example of the physical distribution management card 13a in the shipping slip 13 created by the physical distribution management server 12. The items corresponding to the printing of the physical distribution management card 13a stored in the physical distribution management tag 13b are shown. It is a figure which shows the coded item example in the product bar code attached to the product by the maker who manufactured the product. It is a flowchart which shows the operation example of the process which manages the goods performed by the goods distribution management system. This is an image for inspection processing displayed on the display screen of the mobile terminal 14 in order to inspect the type and number of each product of the product 700.

<First Embodiment>
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram showing a configuration example of a goods distribution management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1, the goods distribution management system includes a customer management server 11, a customer management database 11a, a distribution management server 12, a distribution customer management database 12a, a shipping slip 13, and a mobile terminal 14.

In the present embodiment, an additional order is placed so that the number of products used by the user (company or each department of the company) who places an order for the product is set in advance as a constant, and the number used for each product is the number of products. It is premised on commercial transactions. For example, if the number of disposers in a pharmaceutical product is 100, 90 disposers remain in stock when 10 disposers are used. Therefore, the user orders 10 pieces, which is insufficient for 100 pieces. That is, the user places an order for the product from the sales company so that the product has a fixed number of stocks.

The customer management server 11 generates a shipping inspection report corresponding to an order from a user based on each of the customer master table and the product master table in the customer management database 11a, and outputs the shipping inspection report to the printing apparatus.
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a table stored in advance in the customer management database 11a. FIG. 2A is a department master table showing the products in each department (user) of the company and the number of the products in stock. FIG. 2B is a product master table showing the products handled by the sales company.
In FIG. 2A, the department code, the product code, and the product constant are stored in association with each other for each record, corresponding to the department name. The department name is the name of the company and department. The department code is a department ID (identifier) which is identification information for identifying the company name and the department. The product code is identification information for identifying each product. The product constant indicates the number of regular products of the user for each product.

In FIG. 2B, the product name and the product standard are stored in association with each other for each record, corresponding to the product code. The product code is the same as the product code described in FIG. 2 (a). The product name is the name of the product indicated by the product code. The product standard is a standard value such as the quality, shape, and dimension of the product indicated by the product code.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a shipping inspection report generated from a purchase order form from a user by the customer management server 11. As shown in FIG. 3A, the machine-reading print code 201 and the product shipping table 202 are printed on the shipping inspection document 200. The machine-reading / printing code 201 is, for example, a bar code (one-dimensional bar code) or a two-dimensional bar code. The machine-reading print code 201 encodes the content of the information shown in the shipping table 202.

In the shipping table 202, each of the product code, the product name, the product standard, and the quantity is shown corresponding to the department name of the user. In the shipping table, the department name is the name of the company and department that placed the order. The product code indicates the product code of the product ordered by the user. As the product name, the name of the product indicated by the product code is shown. As the product standard, the standard of the product indicated by the product code is shown. The quantity is the quantity of products ordered by the user.
As shown in FIG. 3B, the machine-reading / printing code 201 is coded for each of the department code, the department name, the product code, the product name, the product standard, and the number of products.

Returning to FIG. 1, the physical distribution management server 12 creates a shipping slip 13 attached to each product at the time of shipping based on each of the customer master table and the product master table in the physical distribution customer management database 12a.
Here, the shipping slip 13 is configured by combining the physical distribution management card 13a and the physical distribution management tag 13b. The physical distribution management tag 13b is an electronic storage medium, for example, an RFID (radio frequency identifier) or an IC (integrated circuit) card.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the distribution management card 13a in the shipping slip 13 created by the distribution management server 12. As shown in FIG. 4A, the distribution management card 300 has a machine reading / printing code 301, a user's department name 302, a product name 303, a management unit 304, a product planning 305, and a serial number (with a branch number). Is printed. The machine-reading print code 301 is the same as the machine-reading print code 201 already described. In this machine-reading / printing code 301, each of the user's department name 302, the product name 303, the management unit 304, the product planning 305, and the serial number (with a branch number) is coded. For example, in the machine-reading / printing code 301, each information of the card identification information, the department code, the department name, the product code, the product name, the product standard, the number of products received, and the serial number shown in FIG. 4B is coded. There is.

The distribution management card 300 is created for each user type for each product type, and the same number of cards as the regular number of each product of the corresponding user is created. For example, if the number of disposers in a user's drug is 100, 100 distribution management cards 300 are created for this user.

Here, the card identification information is identification information that identifies the distribution management card. The department code is the code of the company and department associated with this distribution management card. The department name is the name of the company or department associated with this distribution management card. The product code is a code indicating a product that the user always has associated with the distribution management card. The product name is the name of the product indicated by the product code. The product standard is the standard of the product indicated by the product code. The serial number is a number indicating a serial number of a physical distribution management card generated for each product for the number of stocks corresponding to the user, and is a number for associating with the physical distribution management tag 13b described later. The branch number is a number indicating the number of times of reissuance when the distribution management card 13a and the distribution management tag 13b having the same serial number are created when the card is lost or damaged. For example, the end "-00" of the serial number is set to "-01" in the first reissue and "-02" in the second reissue.

Returning to FIG. 1, the distribution management tag 13b is a tag used as a shipping slip in combination with the distribution management card 13a (300). The distribution management tag 13b has a serial number (with a branch number), a department code, and a product code written on the attached distribution management card 13a as items shown in FIG. 5 by a reader / writer (not shown) of the distribution management server 12. Each of the product names is written.
FIG. 5 shows items stored in the physical distribution management tag 13b and corresponding to printing of the physical distribution management card 13a.

Further, in the present embodiment, it has been described that the shipping slip 13 is composed of the physical distribution management card 13a and the physical distribution management tag 13b. However, the IC chip of the IC card is provided with the function of a distribution management tag, and the machine reading print code 301 and characters on the distribution management card 13a are printed on the surface of the IC card, and the shipping slip is integrated as one card. You may create it.

In the present embodiment, the shipping slip 13 is repeatedly used when shipping the corresponding product to the user. That is, after delivery to the user, after the user uses the product, the shipping slip 13 attached to the product is removed and placed in, for example, a collection container (collection BOX) 660. When the worker goes to the user to deliver the ordered product, the worker collects the shipping slip 13 from the collection container 660 and charges the product fee based on the shipping slip 13. That is, in the present embodiment, a sales form is adopted in which each of the products is delivered in a regular number in advance, the number of products used by the user is obtained from the shipping slip 13, and the charge for the used products is charged. ..

Further, as an item stored in the distribution management tag 13b, as for the expiration date, when the product is shipped, the expiration date of the attached product is written at the time of attachment to the product. When the shipping slip 13 is collected by a sales person or a distribution person (sales person or distribution person 620 described later) after the user uses the product and ships the same product to the same user. Will be reused. Here, each of the serial number, department code, product code, and product name other than the expiration date is an item stored in association with the shipping slip 13. However, the expiration date of the product to be shipped differs depending on the time when the product is manufactured, and is unknown data at the stage of creating the distribution management tag 13b. Therefore, when shipping the product, the expiration date is read from the product barcode (GS1-128 symbol) attached to the product, and the read expiration date is written in the distribution management tag 13b and stored, and the expiration date of the product is stored. To manage.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of coded items in a product barcode attached to a product by a manufacturer that manufactures the product. As shown in FIG. 6, the product barcode includes each of the product code and the expiration date. This product barcode is attached by the manufacturing company at the time of shipment. Therefore, the sales company cannot write the expiration date of this product barcode in the distribution management tag 13b in advance, and when the product is shipped, the expiration date of the product is extracted from the product barcode and the distribution management tag is used. It is necessary to write in 13b.

Returning to FIG. 1, the mobile terminal 14 is a handy terminal or the like, and can read data of a one-dimensional or two-dimensional machine-reading / printing code (machine-reading / printing code 201, 301, product barcode), or an RFID (distribution management tag). A function for reading data from 13b) and writing data to RFID is provided. In addition, the mobile terminal 14 decodes the coded data, displays a product table on the display screen described later, supports inspection of the sorted products, and reads the expiration date from the distribution management tag 13b. Application programs such as helping to confirm the expiration date of the product are installed.

Next, the process of managing the goods of the goods distribution management system will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 7. FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing an operation example of the process of managing the goods performed by the goods distribution management system.
Step S1:
The ordering person 501 who places an order at the user's head office orders the product from the sales company via the terminal 500 based on the quotation (described later) supplied from the sales company in order to replenish the used products. Make a request.
The ordering person 601 of the sales company receives an order request for a product supplied from the user head office via the customer management server 11.

Step S2:
The ordering person in charge 601 of the sales company creates a shipping inspection report 200 (FIG. 3) corresponding to the ordered product by the customer management server 11.
The ordering person 601 hands the created shipping inspection report 200 to the sales person or the distribution person 620 of the user branch office, which is the shipping destination department.

Step S3:
The sales person or the distribution person 620 refers to the shipping table 202 of the shipping inspection report 200, takes out each of the ordered products listed in the shipping table 202 from the warehouse of the goods, etc., and ships the goods. Each sorting process is performed.

Step S4:
The sales person or the distribution person 620 processes the code inspection for the products to be shipped, which are grouped by the sorting process.
First, the sales person or the distribution person 620 causes the mobile terminal 14 to read the machine-reading print code 201 printed on the shipping inspection report 200.
The mobile terminal 14 displays the image shown in FIG. 8 on the display screen by decoding the machine-reading print code 201.

FIG. 8 is an image for inspection processing displayed on the display screen of the mobile terminal 14 in order to inspect the type and number of each product of the product 700. In FIG. 8, the mobile terminal 14 displays the inspection table 14T on the display screen 14S.
The inspection table 14T is a column for checking the department name of the shipping destination, the product code of the product to be shipped, the product name of the product corresponding to the product code, the product standard of the product, and the number of products to be shipped for each record. Each is displayed in association with each other.
As shown in FIG. 5, "* / x" is displayed in this quantity column, and it is provided to clarify the confirmed quantity * with respect to the ordered quantity x.

At the time of code inspection, the mobile terminal 14 uses the mobile terminal 14 to display the product barcode 701 attached to the box or packaging of the product 700 in units of the number of products (one or more). Read. As shown in FIG. 6, the product barcode 701 has a product code and an expiration date coded.
The mobile terminal 14 extracts the product code from the product barcode 701 and increments the number * of the same product code on the inspection table 14T displayed on the display screen 14S.

That is, as for the number *, "*" is displayed as "0" at the time when the code inspection is started. Then, each time the mobile terminal 14 reads the product barcode 701 attached to the product 700, the number of products 700 having the same product code is incremented, and "*" is "1" → "2" → ... → " Change the display of the number of "*" in the "x" and the number column to the incremented number.
As a result, the sales person or the distribution person 620 matches the sorted product 700 with the type of product 700 to be shipped and the number of products 700 of each type shown in the shipping table 202 of the shipping inspection report 200. Perform a code inspection to inspect whether or not it is present.

Step S5:
Next, when the sales person or the distribution person 620 is the department (different company or different affiliation of the company) where the shipping destination is the first (first order) and the shipping slip does not exist (case B1). , The work of preparing the shipping slip 13 is different from the case where the shipping slip 13 is already registered in the customer master table as the shipping destination (case B2).

-Case B1 (creation of shipping slip) ... The person in charge of ordering 601 inputs the department name, department code, product code, and product constant (fixed number) of the newly received department to the customer management server 11, and the customer. Write to the customer master table of the management database 11a to process the registration of a new department.
The sales person or the distribution person 620 overwrites the customer master table of the customer management database 11a with respect to the customer master table of the distribution customer management database 12a, and updates the customer master table of the distribution customer management database 12a.

Then, the sales person or the physical distribution person 620 uses the physical distribution management server 12 and based on the customer master table of the physical distribution customer management database 12a, the shipping slip 13 (logistics management card 13a and the physical distribution management) of the newly added department is used. (Each of the tags 13b) is generated. Further, in the case of case 1, since there is no product 700 at the shipping destination, all kinds of ordered products 700 are shipped by the number of product constants.

-Case B2 (Shipment slip removal): The sales person or the logistics person 620 uses the product 700 from the collection container 650 in which the shipping slip 13 collected from the shipping destination department is stored, which is provided for each department of the shipping destination. The shipping slip 13 corresponding to the type of the product is taken out for the number ordered for each type of product.

Step S6:
The sales person or the physical distribution person 620 sequentially attaches the prepared shipping slip 13 to each of the products 700 for which the code inspection has been completed, corresponding to the type of the product 700 of the shipping slip 13.

Step S7:
The sales staff or the logistics staff 620 reads the product barcode 701 attached to the product 700 for each product 700 sequentially sorted by the mobile terminal 14.
The mobile terminal 14 reads the image of the product barcode 701 and reads the coded expiration date. Then, the sales person or the distribution person 620 writes the expiration date read by the mobile terminal 14 on the distribution management tag 13b of the shipping slip 13 attached to the product to which the product barcode 701 is attached. Remember (overwrite). That is, when the product is shipped, the expiration date of the product is written in the distribution management tag 13b. As a result, the sales person or the distribution person 620 reads the distribution management tag 13b of the shipping slip 13 attached to each of the products 700 delivered to the shipping destination, so that the expiration date of each product is reached at the shipping destination. The confirmation can be performed collectively in the inventory (inventory management) process described later.

Step S8:
The sales person or the distribution person 620 reads the product barcode 701 using the mobile terminal 14 for all the products 700 sequentially sorted, and writes the expiration date on the distribution management tag 13b of the shipping slip 13. Check if the process is complete. When the sales person or the distribution person 620 finishes writing the expiration date on the distribution management tag 13b of the shipping slip 13, the process proceeds to step S9. On the other hand, if the sales person or the distribution person 620 has not completed writing the expiration date on the distribution management tag 13b of the shipping slip 13, the process proceeds to step S7.

Step S9:
The sales person or the distribution person 620 processes the RFID inspection of the shipped product whose expiration date has been written.
First, the sales person or the distribution person 620 causes the mobile terminal 14 to read the machine-reading print code 201 printed on the shipping inspection document 200, as in the case of the code inspection.
By decoding the machine-reading print code 201, the mobile terminal 14 displays the image for inspection processing shown in FIG. 8 on the display screen.

Then, the sales person or the distribution person 620 reads the product code from the distribution management tag 13b of the shipping slip 13 attached to each product 700 by the mobile terminal 14.
Here, the mobile terminal 14 extracts the product code from the distribution management tag 13b, and increments the number * of the same product code on the inspection table 14T displayed on the display screen 14S.
As a result, the sales person or the distribution person 620 matches the sorted product 700 with the type of the product 700 to be shipped and the number of the product 700 of each type shown in the shipping table 202 of the shipping inspection report 200. RFID inspection is performed to inspect whether or not the product is present.

Step S10:
The sales person or the logistics person 620 carries in each of the sorted products 700 to the user branch office, which is the department of the shipping destination, and refers to the shipping inspection report 200 together with the receiving person (for example, the material person) of the user branch office. Then, the product to be delivered is inspected.
Then, the sales person or the distribution person 620 carries the delivered product to a shelf such as a material storage, and completes the delivery work.

Step S11:
Next, the sales person or the distribution person 620 uses the distribution management tag 13b on the shipping slip 13 attached to each of the products 700 arranged on the shelves of the material storage, including the delivered product 700, to the mobile terminal. Read the product code and expiration date according to 14.
At this time, the mobile terminal 14 has the department code and department name of the department of the shipping destination extracted from the customer management table of the distribution customer management database 12a via the distribution management server 12 as inventory data of the department of the shipping destination. , Product code, product name, product standard, product constant are read and written in the internal storage unit for storage. The inventory data may be written directly from the distribution management server 12 to the mobile terminal 14, or may be downloaded from the distribution management server 12 via a communication line such as the Internet.

The sales person or the distribution person 620 refers to the department code and the product code read from the distribution management tag 13b on the shipping slip 13 attached to each of the products 700, and the product 700 exists for the product constant (the number of regular items). Check the number of each, and take inventory of the products 700 in the department of the shipping destination.
At this time, the mobile terminal 14 displays the product name on the display screen and generates an alarm, such as when there is a shipping slip 13 having a different department code or when the product constant is less than a predetermined ratio.

Further, the mobile terminal 14 compares the current date and time with the expiration date read from the distribution management tag 13b on the shipping slip 13, and if the current date and time exceeds the expiration date, the product name that exceeds the expiration date. Is displayed on the display screen to generate an alarm. Here, a predetermined period, for example, a period until the next date and time when the sales person or the distribution person 620 delivers the goods to the department may be added to the expiration date and compared with the current date and time. As a result, it is possible to prevent the generation of products whose expiration date has expired until the next delivery to the department at the shipping destination.

Step S12:
The sales person or the distribution person 620 confirms whether or not an alarm indicating that there is a product whose expiration date has expired is output on the display screen of the mobile terminal 14. At this time, if the sales person or the distribution person 620 outputs an alarm indicating that there is a product whose expiration date has expired, the sales person or the distribution person 620 proceeds to the process in step S13. On the other hand, if the sales person or the distribution person 620 does not output an alarm indicating that the product whose expiration date has expired exists, the process proceeds to step S14.

Step S13:
The sales person or the distribution person 620 can use the product name and serial number of the expired product 700 displayed on the display screen of the mobile terminal 14 and the product printed on the distribution management card 13a of the shipping slip 13. Compare name and serial number. Then, the sales person or the distribution person 620 attaches the shipping slip 13 of the product name and serial number that matches the product name and serial number of the expired product 700 displayed on the display screen of the mobile terminal 14. Collect the goods 700 that have been made.

Step S14:
The sales person or the distribution person 620 collects the shipping slip 13 inserted in the collection container 660. At the user branch office, the worker removes the shipping slip 13 attached to the product 700 to be taken out for use, and puts the removed shipping slip 13 into the collection container 660.
Therefore, the shipping slip 13 inserted in the collection container 660 indicates the product 700 used from the products 700 delivered to the department that is the user.

Step S15:
The sales person or the distribution person 620 reads the machine reading / printing code 301 of the distribution management card 13a in the shipping slip 13 collected from the collection container 660 by the mobile terminal 14.
As a result, the mobile terminal 14 aggregates the types of products used at the user branch office and the number of each product type using the product code extracted from the machine-reading / printing code 301 (generation of aggregated data). Then, the mobile terminal 14 decodes the machine-reading print code 301 and prints the department name, the product name used, the product standard, and the total quantity of the products as a receipt indicated for each product type.
The sales person or the logistics person 620 gives this receipt to the material person in the user branch of the department as proof that the used goods are recorded.

Step S16:
The sales person or the distribution person 620 transmits the aggregated data in the department that is the user from the mobile terminal 14 to the customer management server 11.
The ordering person 601 creates an invoice to be sent to the user head office on the customer management server 11 based on the supplied aggregated data.
In addition, the ordering person 601 is the customer management server 11, based on the collected shipping slip 13, the number of products and products used at the user branch office, and the number of products and products when replenishing the used amount. Generates a quote with. Here, the person in charge of ordering 601 prepares a quotation including the portion of the product whose expiration date has expired, which is reported by the person in charge of sales or the person in charge of distribution 620.
Then, the ordering person 601 sends each of the created invoice and quotation to the user head office. The person in charge of ordering 501 at the user headquarters uses this quotation to generate a purchase order for the next order.

Step S17:
The sales person or the distribution person 620 puts the shipping slip 13 collected from the user branch office into the collection container 650 and performs a process of returning the shipping slip 13.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the product code, the expiration date, and the re-delivery from the distribution management tag 13b of the shipping slip 13 attached to each of the products 700 delivered to the shipping destination by the mobile terminal 14. By reading each of the issue numbers, it is possible to collectively confirm the expiration date of each product at the shipping destination and check whether or not the product is reissued in the inventory (inventory management) process at the shipping destination. As a result, inventory and expiration date can be collectively confirmed easily and in a short time as compared with the conventional case, and the efficiency of product delivery by the sales staff can be improved as compared with the conventional case.
Further, according to the present embodiment, it is possible to confirm the expiration date of the product and to detect that there are many expired products by improving the efficiency and visualization of the inventory, and it is easy to grasp the excessive number of stocks. Can be done.

Further, a program for realizing the function of creating the shipping slip 13 in the distribution management server 12 of FIG. 1 is recorded on a computer-readable recording medium, and the program recorded on the recording medium is read into the computer system. By executing this, the shipping slip 13 used for the physical distribution management may be created. The term "computer system" as used herein includes hardware such as an OS and peripheral devices.

In addition, the "computer system" includes the homepage providing environment (or display environment) if the WWW system is used.
Further, the "computer-readable recording medium" refers to a portable medium such as a flexible disk, a magneto-optical disk, a ROM, or a CD-ROM, or a storage device such as a hard disk built in a computer system. Further, a "computer-readable recording medium" is a communication line for transmitting a program via a network such as the Internet or a communication line such as a telephone line, and dynamically holds the program for a short period of time. In that case, it also includes the one that holds the program for a certain period of time, such as the volatile memory inside the computer system that is the server or client. Further, the above-mentioned program may be a program for realizing a part of the above-mentioned functions, and may be a program for realizing the above-mentioned functions in combination with a program already recorded in the computer system.

Although the embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the drawings, the specific configuration is not limited to this embodiment, and the design and the like within a range not deviating from the gist of the present invention are also included.

11 ... Customer management server 11a ... Customer management database 12 ... Logistics management server 12a ... Logistics customer management database 13 ... Shipping slip 13a ... Logistics management card 13b ... Logistics management tag 14 ... Mobile terminal 200 ... Shipping inspection report 201, 301 ... Machine reading Print code

Claims (3)

It is a goods distribution management system used in a sales form that delivers products with an expiration date according to the number of stocks at the shipping destination, aggregates the number of used products, and charges a fee.
The department code indicating the shipping destination of the product and the product code of the product are printed and attached to the product when shipping to the shipping destination, which is the same number as the number of the products always available at the shipping destination. A print medium that is created and used repeatedly,
An electronic storage medium in which the department code is pre-written, which is attached to the product in combination with the print medium,
When the product is shipped, a reader / writer that reads the expiration date from the product barcode attached to the product and writes it to the electronic storage medium.
A collection container in which the printing medium removed from the used product is placed, and a collection container.
Goods distribution management including a customer management server that aggregates the types of products used and the number of products based on the product code written on the print medium collected from the collection container and the number of print media. system. The combination of the print medium and the electronic storage medium is a shipping slip that is repeatedly used for shipping the same type of product.
The goods distribution management system according to claim 1, wherein the reader / writer rewrites the expiration date of the electronic storage medium to the expiration date of the newly shipped product each time the product is shipped. It is a goods distribution management method used in a sales form in which products with an expiration date are delivered according to the number of stocks at the shipping destination, and the number of used products is totaled and a fee is charged.
The department code indicating the shipping destination of the product and the product code of the product are printed, and the same number as the number of the products always available at the shipping destination is attached to the product when shipping to the shipping destination. The process of creating print media that can be used repeatedly,
The process of writing the expiration date read from the product barcode attached to the product using a reader / writer to the electronic storage medium attached to the product in combination with the print medium.
The process of delivering the product together with the print medium and the electronic storage medium to the shipping destination,
The process of putting the printing medium removed from the used product into the collection container, and
Goods distribution management including the process of totaling the types of products used and the number of products based on the product code written on the print medium collected from the collection container and the number of print media. Method.

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