JP7336560B2 - Product data processor, program - Google Patents

Description

An embodiment of the present invention relates to a product data processing device and a program.

Conventionally, when purchasing products at a store, the POS (Point of Sales) terminal prints the product name and price (tax category, total amount, deposit, change) for each transaction as a detailed receipt or receipt. are doing.

On the other hand, in recent years, with the spread of the Internet, there is an increasing number of so-called Internet shopping, in which products are sold online through a virtual store provided on the Internet. Products ordered through virtual stores (store sites established on the Internet) are delivered to customers at actual stores (real stores) such as supermarkets (hereinafter referred to as supermarkets) and convenience stores (hereinafter referred to as convenience stores). , delivered to the customer's home from a distribution center or physical store. Also, when the product ordered from the virtual store is delivered at the actual store, cash on delivery (cash on delivery) can be performed in which the payment for the product is paid and the product is delivered at the same time.

Conventionally, even when payment for products ordered from a virtual shop is made at a real shop, payment for products sold at the real shop is handled differently. For example, a payment made for an item ordered from a virtual store is usually treated as a deposit to account for the sales of the virtual store rather than the sales of the physical store. On the other hand, a customer may collectively pay cash on delivery for a plurality of products ordered at a virtual store, or pay collectively for products sold at a physical store. In such cases, details of products (product name, price, etc.) will not be printed on the itemized receipt for products that are sold at the virtual store (products that are not sold at the actual store). printed. Therefore, if there are multiple products ordered at the virtual store, it is difficult to understand the order for each product even by referring to the itemized receipt. It will be necessary to perform work such as

JP 2013-54582 A

A problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a product data processing device and a program that can facilitate management of products ordered through a virtual store.

According to the embodiment, the product data processing device has registration means, input means, reception means, accounting processing means, sales processing means, and first display means. The registration means registers first product information related to products sold at the physical store. The input means inputs order information regarding transactions ordered through the virtual store. The receiving means receives, from the server, transaction information including second product information related to the product corresponding to the order information related to the transaction. The accounting processing means collectively executes accounting processing for the first product information and the transaction information. The first display means displays the second product information included in the transaction information received from the server, and a registration screen for inputting product identification information in order to confirm the product corresponding to the transaction information. The product confirmation screen containing the product is displayed on the display device.

1 is a system configuration diagram schematically showing the overall configuration of a network supermarket system according to the present embodiment; FIG. 4 is a flow chart showing the operation of the net super server in this embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the transaction information in this embodiment. 4 is a flowchart showing the operation of the POS terminal according to the embodiment; 4 is a flowchart showing the operation of the POS terminal according to the embodiment; FIG. 4 is a view showing an example of a detailed receipt printed out by a POS terminal according to the present embodiment;

Hereinafter, this embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram schematically showing the overall configuration of the net supermarket system of this embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1, the net supermarket system includes a net supermarket server 6 that provides net supermarket services, and store systems 7 (7-1, 7- 2, . . . , 7-n) and a headquarters server 9 (host computer) that controls the store system 7. FIG.

The net supermarket server 6 is a server device for realizing a sales form in which product orders are received through a virtual store called a so-called "net supermarket". is published on the Internet 5. The net supermarket server 6 receives orders for purchasing merchandise from electronic devices 10 that access websites (virtual shops) through the Internet 5 . When a product is ordered through the virtual store, the net supermarket server 6 generates transaction information indicating the details of the order and registers it in the order database. The electronic device 10 is operated by a customer and is, for example, a personal computer (PC), a tablet PC, a smart phone, or the like. The electronic device 10 has a function of accessing a website established by the net super server 6 via the Internet 5 .

The store system 7 (7-1, 7-2, . . . , 7-n) is implemented as, for example, a POS (Point of Sales) system. As shown in FIG. 1, the store system 7-1 has POS terminals 2 (2-1, 2-2, . . . . , 7-n have the same configuration as the store system 7-1, and detailed description thereof will be omitted. The store system 7 will be described below.

The store server 4 controls the entire store system 7, and includes a processor 20, a memory 21, a recording device 22, a communication interface (I/F) 23, an input device 24, a display device 25, a printer 26, and a communication interface. (I/F) 27 are provided.

The processor 20 is a circuit that controls each part in order to realize various processes as the shop server 4 by executing a program recorded in the memory 21 .

The memory 21 records programs executed by the processor 20 as well as data referred to when the processor 20 executes various processes. In the program recorded in the memory 21, for example, a reception process for receiving transaction information (order detail data) including data on products ordered at the Internet supermarket from the Internet supermarket server 6, and transaction information (order detail data) are recorded. information provision processing for providing information in response to a request from the POS terminal 2; accounting processing for recording the sales of accounting processing at the POS terminal 2; includes a control program that causes the processor 20 to execute transmission/reception processing that mediates between

Transaction information includes, for example, product information related to the ordered product, shop information related to the virtual store (online shop) that received the product order, customer information related to the customer who placed the order, and the sales of the actual store based on the transaction information. Includes data such as product status that indicates whether or not to be recorded as sales. Details of the transaction information will be described later (see FIG. 3).

The recording device 22 is implemented by a hard disk (HDD (Hard disk drive)) device, an SSD (solid state drive) device, or the like, and stores data used when the processor 20 performs various processes, or data generated by processing in the processor 20. Record the data received. The recording device 22 stores, for example, a product master file, a store sales file, an electronic journal file, a return file, an order sales file for each member, and order details for recording transaction information (order details data) received from the net super server 6. Data files, etc. are recorded. The product master file is a file that records product information such as product names and unit prices in association with product codes. The store sales file is a file for recording sales registration data including product information and amounts of products for which accounting has been processed, which is transmitted from the POS terminal 2 . The sales registration data includes product information of transactions (products) that are not recorded as sales at the actual store and the amount of deposits. A journal file is a file that records an electronic journal in the POS terminal 2 or the network super server 6 . A return file is a file that records product information of products that have not been sold. The member-by-member order sales file is a file for recording the sales results (sales registration data) of products for each member using the net supermarket.

Communication I/F 23 controls communication between network super server 6 and headquarters server 9 through dedicated line 8 under the control of processor 20 .

The input device 24 is realized by, for example, a keyboard, a mouse, a touch panel, etc., and inputs various data according to the operation of the store clerk.

The display device 25 is realized by a display device such as a color LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), for example. Contents of various files received, various data received from the network super server 6 and the headquarters server 9, etc. are displayed.

The printer 26 prints various slips, journals, inspection receipts, etc. under the control of the processor 20 .

Communication I/F 27 controls communication with POS terminal 2 via LAN (Local Area Network) 3 under the control of processor 20 . The communication I/F 27 controls communication with the POS terminals 2 connected to the wired LAN and wireless LAN.

The POS terminal 2-1 is configured as a product data processing device, and includes a processor 30, a memory 31, a recording device 32, a card reader/writer 33, an input device 34, a display device 35, a printer 36, a scanner 37, and A communication interface (I/F) 38 is provided. The POS terminals 2-2, . The POS terminal 2 will be described below.

The POS terminal 2 is configured as a stationary type installed at a store counter or a portable type that can be carried around. The portable POS terminal 2 can communicate with the store server 4 through a wireless LAN. The stationary POS terminal 2 is a terminal for performing accounting processing for payment of merchandise to be sold according to the operation of a store clerk (cashier).

The processor 30 is a circuit that controls each part in order to realize various processes as the POS terminal 2 by executing programs recorded in the memory 31 .

The memory 31 records programs executed by the processor 30 as well as data referred to when the processor 30 executes various processes. The program recorded in the memory 31 includes a registration process for inputting product information (product code, etc.) and generating registered product data used for accounting processing according to the product information (product name, unit price, etc.). Accounting processing based on product data and transaction information (order detail data) received through the store server 4, recording processing for accounting and recording sales by accounting processing, and transmission of sales registration data to the store server 4 after closing processing It includes a control program that causes the processor 30 to execute a process of recording the sales as sales.

The program recorded in the memory 31 includes, for example, input processing (input means) for inputting a payment slip number (unique order information that can identify a transaction) related to one transaction ordered through a virtual shop, payment Receiving processing (receiving means) for receiving transaction information corresponding to the ticket number from the net super server 6, and accounting and recording sales when the POS terminal 2 performs accounting processing for the product indicated by the transaction information (order detail data) and a control program for causing the processor 30 to perform a recording process (recording means) to print the product information representing the content of the accounted transaction on a detailed receipt (printing means).

In addition, the memory 31 stores, for example, an order detail data file for recording transaction information (order detail data) received from the Internet supermarket server 6 through the store server 4, sales proceeds and deposits for calculating sales by accounting processing. The indicated amount data and the like are recorded.

The recording device 32 is realized by a hard disk device (HDD (Hard disk drive)), an SSD (solid state drive) device, or the like, and stores data used when the processor 30 performs various processes, or data generated by processing in the processor 30. Record the data received.

The card reader/writer 33 is a device that reads data recorded on a card and writes data to the card. Cards can include not only payment cards such as credit cards, debit cards, electronic money cards, and prepaid cards, but also various cards that record information related to accounting processing, such as membership cards and point cards. The card reader/writer 33 may be a magnetic, contact, or non-contact device, and may include multiple types of devices.

The input device 34 includes a keyboard including numeric keys for inputting amounts, calculation keys for executing calculations such as subtotals and totals, keys for inputting various commands, product keys to which multiple products can be assigned, and the like. It is realized by a touch panel or the like. The touch panel is configured integrally with the display device 35 .

The display device 35 is realized by a display device such as a color LCD, for example. Display money, various menus, buttons for entering commands, etc. It is assumed that the display device 35 is provided not only for salesclerks but also for customers.

The printing device 36 is realized by, for example, a thermal printer or a dot impact printer, and issues receipts, journals, etc. by printing various character strings, images, code patterns (barcodes, etc.) on receipt paper, for example. .

The scanner 37 reads a code (such as a bar code) printed on a product by optical scanning, and inputs a product code unique to the product indicated by the code. Scanner 25 may be a fixed or handheld code scanner.

Communication I/F 38 controls communication with store server 4 via LAN 3 under the control of processor 30 .

Although not shown, the stationary POS terminal 2 is provided with a change machine (a drawer) for receiving/discharging inserted coins and banknotes.

The head office server 9 has a function of controlling a plurality of store systems 7 connected via the dedicated line 8 . The headquarters server 9 records, for example, a chain sales file, a member master file, a member-by-member record file, and the like. The chain sales file is a file for recording a store sales file (a file containing sales registration data) transmitted from the store server 4 of each store. The member master file is a file that records member information (membership number, customer name, gender, birthday, address, telephone number, store of purchase, etc.) for customers registered as members for each member customer. The member-by-member record file is a file that records order-sales record information for each member customer based on the member-by-member order-sales file transmitted from the store system 7 . The chain sales file and the member-by-member record file are cumulatively updated at a predetermined timing based on the store sales file and the member-by-member order sales file received from the store system 7 .

Next, the operation of the net supermarket system in this embodiment will be described. Here, a description will be given of the operation when an item is ordered through a virtual store provided by the net supermarket server 6 and the item is delivered at the actual store.
FIG. 2 is a flow chart for explaining the operation of the net super server 6 in this embodiment.

The net super server 6 establishes a website on the Internet 5 for realizing a virtual store (net shop). For example, a plurality of virtual shops are prepared on the website established by the net supermarket server 6 . In a plurality of virtual stores, there are sales forms in which ordered products are delivered from a distribution center to the customer's home, etc., ordered products are delivered at a physical store designated by the customer, or the staff of the physical store deliver the ordered product to the customer's home. Includes virtual stores that employ different modes of sale, such as using a mode of sale that delivers to, etc.

In addition, payment for products ordered at a virtual store can be made by using a credit card or the like when the product is ordered at the virtual store, or by performing accounting processing at the actual store. Products that are accounted for at physical stores include products for which accounting processing sales are recorded as sales at physical stores and products that are not recorded as sales at physical stores. For products that are not recorded as sales at actual stores, sales procedures for the products are performed on behalf of the actual store, and the sales for accounting processing are recorded as deposits. The deposit should be regarded as the sales of the virtual shop, and is managed separately from the sales of the real shop.

At the virtual store (website) established by the net supermarket server 6, product information such as product names and unit prices of products to be sold at the virtual store is disclosed. The electronic device 10 can order products by designating products to be purchased, quantity, delivery date (purchase date), purchase store, etc., according to customer's operation. The net supermarket server 6 receives order data indicating order details for purchasing merchandise through a virtual store (website).

If the customer has registered as a member in advance, the customer can be authenticated by entering the membership number on the website. On the other hand, for customers who have not registered as members, the same information as member information (customer name, address, telephone number, e-mail address, store of purchase, etc.) is input from the website as information necessary for product delivery. shall be The store of purchase indicates the physical store where the product is delivered.

When the net supermarket server 6 receives the order data indicating the details of the purchase order from the customer (Act 11, Yes), it generates a payment slip number as unique identification information for identifying the transaction, and the transaction information indicating the details of the order ( order details data) (Act 12). It is assumed that the net supermarket server 6 generates the transaction information and the payment slip number as one transaction even when a plurality of products are collectively ordered at one virtual store. It should be noted that other unique order information that can identify the transaction can be used instead of the payment slip number.

Also, the net super server 6 provides the electronic device 10 with a page representing the payment slip. The payment slip contains, for example, a numeric string representing the payment slip number, a code representing the payment slip number (payment slip book bar code), a customer name, a product price, a name of the virtual shop (shop name), and an inquiry contact for the virtual shop. It includes information such as phone numbers and payment methods. A customer prints a page representing a payment slip using the electronic device 10 and presents the payment slip number at a physical store to receive the product.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of data included in transaction information in this embodiment.
The transaction information includes data such as product information including various information on products, shop information on virtual shops, customer information on customers (members), and product status. The product information includes at least the payment slip number, product price, additional information (service name, fee, etc.) related to other additional services (quick delivery, usage fee, etc.). The product information also includes product data such as product names.

The shop information includes, for example, shop name, shop contact information (telephone number, etc.). The product status indicates whether or not the sales of the accounting process based on the transaction information are recorded as the sales of the physical store. indicates that sales are recorded as consignments rather than sales to physical stores.

The net supermarket server 6 registers the transaction information indicating the contents of the order in the order database in association with the payment slip number unique to one transaction. When preparations for delivery of the ordered product to the physical store are completed (Act 13, Yes), for example, when it is the day before the product is scheduled to be delivered, the net supermarket server 6 receives the customer who ordered the product through the virtual store (electronic A store arrival mail for notifying the arrival of the product is transmitted to the device 10) (Act 14). A customer who receives the store mail can recognize that the product will be delivered to the store and go to pick up the product. In addition, when the product ordered in the virtual shop is delivered to the real shop, the net supermarket server 6 stores the identification information (shipping slip bar code) printed on the shipping slip unique to the product to be shipped to the corresponding product. are recorded in the order database in association with the transaction information of

Next, the operation of the store system 7 (POS terminal 2) will be described.
4 and 5 are flowcharts for explaining the operation of the POS terminal 2 in this embodiment.

When starting the control process, the processor 30 of the POS terminal 2 clears the registered contents of the registered product table recorded in the memory 31 for registering products to be processed for accounting. The processor 30 also causes the display device 35 to display a product registration screen and a registration operation screen. The product registration screen is for displaying information about products registered in the registered product table, and is a screen for allowing the store clerk to confirm the implementation status of the registration process. The registration operation screen is a screen for displaying various function buttons such as a product button and a subtotal button for the store clerk to specify products.

The product registration screen displays, for example, the product name, quantity and unit price of products registered in the registered product table, and the total number and total price of purchased products after the registration of the product. In addition, if the product registered in the registered product table is a product (transaction) ordered at a virtual store and is not subject to sales at the store, an indication indicating that it is a deposit is displayed on the product registration screen. do.

First, registration of products in the POS terminal 2 when a customer intends to purchase products sold in an actual store will be described.
When the processor 30 detects that the product code attached to the product has been read by the scanner 37 while the product registration screen is displayed (Act 32, Yes), the product information corresponding to the product code (registered product data ) is registered in the registered product table (Act 33). The processor 30 adds the amount of the registered merchandise to the total sales of the physical store recorded in the memory 31 (Act 34), and updates the total number and total amount of the purchased merchandise after registering the merchandise. In addition, the processor 30 updates the product information on the product registration screen according to the contents of the updated registered product table (Act 35).

Thereafter, as described above, the processor 30 sequentially adds product information corresponding to the acquired product code to the registered product table each time the store clerk performs an operation to read the product code with the scanner 37 ( Acts 32-35).

Next, a description will be given of the registration of delivered products in the POS terminal 2 when the customer receives the products ordered at the virtual store at the actual store.
Products ordered in a virtual store can be subject to accounting processing together with products sold in a real store by reading the payment slip bar code of the payment slip.

First, when the store clerk receives the payment slip brought by the customer, the POS terminal 2 is put into the Internet acceptance state for accepting the input of the product ordered by the virtual shop. Here, the POS terminal 2 reads the payment slip bar code printed on the payment slip book by the scanner 37 (or inputs the payment slip number by operating the input device 34 by the clerk). When the payment slip number indicated by the slip number barcode is input by reading the slip number barcode (Act 21, Yes), the processor 30 displays an inquiry screen on the display device 35 (Act 22), and displays the payment slip bar. A transmission request (inquiry) for transaction information (order detail data) corresponding to the payment slip number indicated by the code is transmitted to the net supermarket server 6 via the shop server 4 (Act 23).

When the net supermarket server 6 receives the inquiry from the POS terminal 2 (Act 15, Yes), it transmits the transaction information corresponding to the payment slip number received from the POS terminal 2 and recorded in the order database to the POS terminal 2 ( Act 16).

When the processor 30 of the POS terminal 2 receives the transaction information from the net supermarket server 6, it confirms the product ordered by the virtual shop corresponding to the payment slip based on the product information, shop information, and customer information included in the transaction information. The display device 35 is caused to display a product confirmation screen for doing so (Act 24). In addition to information related to the product ordered by the virtual shop, the product confirmation screen displays a registration screen for registering the product to be delivered.

Based on the information displayed on the product confirmation screen, the store clerk confirms the delivery product from the product stored in the storage box, which was delivered as the product ordered through the virtual store. After confirming the relevant product to be delivered, the clerk causes the scanner 37 to read the code (shipping slip bar code) printed on the shipping slip attached to the product at the time of shipping (Act 25). That is, the identification information of the product ordered through the virtual store is input to the POS terminal 2 .

The processor 30 of the POS terminal 2 transmits the identification information read from the shipping slip and a settlement request for the corresponding product to the net supermarket server 6 through the shop server 4 (Act 26).

When the net supermarket server 6 receives the settlement request together with the identification information of the shipping slip from the POS terminal 2 (Act 17, Yes), it identifies the identification information recorded in the order database and the corresponding transaction information. When the transaction information for the settlement request recorded in the order database is confirmed, the net supermarket server 6 transmits a settlement request response to the POS terminal 2 (Act 18).

When the processor 30 of the POS terminal 2 receives the settlement request response from the net supermarket server 6, it causes the display device 35 to display a reception content confirmation screen for confirming delivery of the ordered product from the virtual shop (Act 27). The display device 35 displays, for example, a confirmation screen for a store clerk as well as a screen including buttons for inputting confirmed instructions for displaying, for example, information on commodities ordered from a virtual store for customers.

When the customer inputs an instruction that the product has been confirmed by operating a button (touch panel) on the confirmation screen (Act 28, Yes), the processor 30 refers to the product status included in the transaction information to determine the sales of the delivered product. is to be included in the actual store sales.

Here, if the product status is "1" indicating that it is to be included in the actual store sales (Act 29, Yes), the processor 30 registers the transaction indicated by the transaction information as one product in the registered product table (Act 30). ). For example, even if a plurality of products are ordered at a virtual shop, they are handled as one product, and the shop name, payment slip number, and amount are registered as product information in the registered product table.

The processor 30 adds the product price of the delivered product to the total sales of the physical store recorded in the memory 31 (Act 34), and the total number of products after registering the transaction (one product) ordered by the virtual store. and total amount. In addition, the processor 30 updates the product information on the product registration screen according to the contents of the updated registered product table (Act 35). That is, the processor 30 displays the product name and unit price (product price) of the product to be delivered on the product registration screen.

On the other hand, if the product status is “0” indicating that it is not recorded in the sales of the physical store (recorded as received) (Act 29, recorded as received), the processor 30 records the price of the delivered product in the memory 31. (Act 31), and the product name and unit price (product price) of the delivered product are displayed on the product registration screen of the display device 35. On the product registration screen, an indication indicating that this product (transaction) is not included in the sales of the physical store (recorded as a deposit) is added.

When a customer has placed orders for products at multiple virtual shops, the POS terminal 2 uses an order form indicating the contents of each order in the same manner as described above to collectively perform accounting processing. Each transaction can be registered as a product (Acts 21-31, 35).

After at least one product has been registered in this way, when the processor 30 instructs to close the transaction by operating, for example, the close key of the input device 34 (Act 36, Yes), the processor 30 performs the closing process for the product registered in the registered product table. (Act 37). That is, the processor 30 causes the display device 35 to display the total price of all the products registered in the registered product table, and accounts for the payment (cash, credit card, electronic money, etc.) selected by the customer. payment). Since the total amount displayed here must indicate the total amount paid by the customer, it will be the amount including the deposit.

Processor 30 also creates sales registration data including product information and prices of all products. The sales registration data includes the data of the amount of money deposited in addition to the data of the amount of sales of the physical store in which the sales of one transaction ordered by the virtual store are recorded.

Further, when the accounting process is completed, the processor 30 executes print processing for printing on receipt paper by the printer 36 and records journal data (Act 38).

FIG. 5 is a flow chart showing print processing of the POS terminal 2 in this embodiment.

If there is a product (transaction) ordered by a virtual shop among the products registered in the registered product table (Act 41, Yes), the processor 30 refers to the transaction information of each transaction to find the same virtual shop (net). Shop) determines whether multiple transactions (orders) have been made.

Here, if it is determined that there are multiple transactions at the same virtual shop (net shop) (Act 42, Yes), the processor 30 collects contact information for printing on the detailed receipt for each same virtual shop. Process (Act 43). The contact information includes, for example, the name of the shop (name of the virtual shop), the contact information indicating the contact, and the payment slip number. Thus, for a set of shop names and payment slip numbers, processor 30 creates contact information including multiple payment slip numbers corresponding to multiple transactions.

The processor 30 causes the printing device 36 to print the item information representing the contents of each accounted transaction and the above-described contact information on a receipt paper and output a detailed receipt.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a specification receipt in this embodiment.
FIG. 6 shows an example of ordering products at a plurality of virtual shops. "Online shopping A", "Online shopping B", and "Online shopping C" are used as a plurality of virtual stores. In addition, two transactions (orders for products) are made at one virtual shop "Online Shopping A". The sales of products ordered through "Internet shopping A" and "Internet shopping B" are recorded as sales at actual stores, and the sales of products ordered through "Internet shopping C" are recorded as deposits.

At least one of the shop name (virtual store name), payment slip number, and product price of one transaction is printed on the detailed receipt as the contents of one transaction. FIG. 6 shows printed contents 50 of three transactions. That is, the contents 50-1 and 50-2 of two transactions by "net shopping A" and the contents 50-3 of one transaction by "net shopping B" are printed. The statement receipt shown in FIG. 6 is added with the amount of money for the additional service (express receipt, usage fee) indicated by the additional information of the transaction information. Also, on the detailed receipt, the total amount 36 recorded as the sales of the actual store, the deposit amount from the customer and the change 54 are printed.

In addition, for one transaction by "Online Shopping C", since it is not recorded as sales at a physical store (recorded as a deposit), the amount is not printed on the detailed receipt that may also be used as a receipt. , only the shop name (virtual shop name) and the number of cases are printed as the contents 56 of the transaction.

In addition, the contact information 58 is printed on the detailed receipt separately from the contents of the transaction. As the contact information 58, for example, the shop name, customer contact information (telephone number indicating the contact), and payment slip number are printed. Here, contact information 58-1 and 58-2 respectively corresponding to "net shopping A" and "net shopping B" are printed.

As described above, since two transactions have been made by "Internet shopping A", the contact information 58-1 of "Internet shopping A" indicates two payments for one set of shop name and payment slip number. It is contact information that summarizes the ballot number.

In this way, the details of the transaction 50 ordered at the virtual shop are printed on the itemized receipt, and the contact information 58 about the virtual shop where each transaction is made is printed. Since the details of the transaction ordered at the virtual shop are printed as one product, even if the transaction includes transactions using multiple virtual shops, the details of each transaction will be printed together on one detailed receipt. can be easily identified. Also, in the contact information 58, since the same information is printed in a collective form, there is no useless duplication of printing. Therefore, the customer who receives this statement receipt can easily manage the products ordered through the virtual store.

In addition, in the detailed receipt shown in FIG. 6, contact information is not printed for transactions by "Internet shopping C", but contact information is printed for transactions that are not recorded as sales at physical stores. Also good. If there is a transaction by "net shopping C" whose sales are recorded as a deposit (Act 45, Yes), the processor 30 causes the printing device 36 to print the customer's copy form and the store's copy form ( Acts 46, 47). The store copy form is stored at the physical store after being signed by the customer, for example.

The processor 30 also records the shop name (virtual store name), payment slip number, and product price information for one transaction as journal data for one product. Processor 30 also transmits sales registration data and journal data to store server 4 . After recording the contents of the transaction as journal data, the POS terminal 2 erases the transaction information from the memory 31 . That is, the POS terminal 2 does not leave detailed data on products and customer information.

As described above, although detailed data about the products ordered from the virtual store and data about the customer are not printed on the itemized receipt, the store server prints the data based on the payment slip number input from the input device 34 of the POS terminal 2 . 4 to retrieve product information and customer information included in the transaction information corresponding to the payment slip number. The POS terminal 2 causes the display device 35 to display the product information and customer information called up from the shop server 4 .

When receiving the sales registration data from the POS terminal 2, the store server 4 accumulates (records sales) the sales registration data in the store sales file. The store server 4 transmits the store sales file in which the sales registration data are accumulated to the headquarters server 9 at a predetermined timing.

In this way, the store sales file transmitted to the head office server 9 can include the data recorded as the sales of the actual store and the data recorded as the deposit for the sales of the merchandise ordered in the virtual store.

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

Further, the processing described in the above-described embodiments can be performed by using a recording medium such as a magnetic disk (flexible disk, hard disk, etc.), an optical disk (CD-ROM, DVD, etc.), a semiconductor memory, etc. as a program that can be executed by a computer. can be written to and provided to various devices. Moreover, it is also possible to transmit it by a communication medium and provide it to various devices. The computer reads a program recorded on a recording medium or receives the program via a communication medium, and executes the above-described processes by being controlled by the program.
The invention described in the original claims of the present application is appended below.
[1] Input means for inputting order information relating to one transaction ordered through a virtual store, receiving means for receiving transaction information corresponding to said order information from a server, and accounting for said one transaction based on said transaction information A merchandise data processing apparatus having recording means for adding and recording processed sales to actual store sales, and printing means for printing merchandise information representing the content of the one transaction on a detailed receipt.
[2] The product data processing device according to [1], wherein the printing means prints at least one of the name of the virtual shop, the order information, and the price of the one transaction as the content of the one transaction.
[3] The product data processing device according to [2], wherein the printing means prints the name of the virtual shop, the contact information indicating the contact information, and the order information as the contact information separately from the contents of the transaction.
[4] When a plurality of transactions are ordered through the same virtual shop, the printing means sends the plurality of order information corresponding to each of the plurality of transactions for the name of one virtual shop. The product data processing device according to [3], which prints as destination information.
[5] Product data according to [1], further comprising journal recording means for recording in a journal the name of the virtual shop, the order information, and the price information of the one transaction for the one transaction as information for one product. processing equipment.

2 (2-1, 2-2, ..., 2-m) ... POS terminal, 4 ... store server, 7 (7-1, 7-2, ..., 7-n) ... store system, 10 ... electronic device, 20, 30... Processor, 21, 31... Memory.

Claims (5)

a registration means for registering first product information related to products sold at physical stores;
input means for inputting order information relating to transactions ordered through the virtual store;
receiving means for receiving from a server transaction information including second product information related to a product corresponding to the order information related to the transaction;
accounting processing means for collectively executing accounting processing for the first product information and the transaction information;
Displaying a product confirmation screen including the second product information included in the transaction information received from the server and a registration screen for inputting product identification information in order to confirm the product corresponding to the transaction information and a first display means for displaying on the device. The transaction information includes second product information related to a plurality of products corresponding to one transaction,
2. The product data processing device according to claim 1, wherein said first display means causes said display device to display a product confirmation screen for confirming a plurality of products corresponding to said transaction information of one said transaction. 2. The product data processing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising second display means for displaying total product information including said first product information and said second product information on said display device. 2. The product data processing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising output means for collectively outputting said first product information and said second product information as one sales registration data. A computer provided in a product data processing device,
a registration means for registering first product information related to products sold at physical stores;
input means for inputting order information relating to transactions ordered through the virtual store;
receiving means for receiving from a server transaction information including second product information related to a product corresponding to the order information related to the transaction;
accounting processing means for collectively executing accounting processing for the first product information and the transaction information;
Displaying a product confirmation screen including the second product information included in the transaction information received from the server and a registration screen for inputting product identification information in order to confirm the product corresponding to the transaction information A program for functioning as display means for displaying on a device.