JP7356556B2 - Benefit granting system, benefit granting method, and benefit granting program - Google Patents

Description

Application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Act Published on the website of the Educational Activities Promotion Association Preparatory Committee (from December 10, 2020, the Educational Activities Promotion Association) on June 11, 2020 2020 Continuing from June 11th, Tsukuba City Education Bureau Comprehensive Education Research Institute, Tsukuba City Gakuen no Mori Compulsory Education School, Tsukuba City Kasuga Gakuen Compulsory Education School, Tsukuba City Midorino Gakuen Compulsory Education School, and Tsukuba City Shuho Tsukuba Compulsory Education School. Demonstration experiment at schools Ongoing since June 11, 2020, demonstration experiment at Yokohama City Kamiyama Elementary School, Yokohama City Nakayama Elementary School, Yokohama City Morinodai Elementary School, Yokohama City Nakayama Junior High School, and Yokohama City Honmoku Minami Elementary School

The present invention relates to a benefit granting system, a benefit granting method , and a benefit granting program.

As a mechanism for alleviating the lack of financial resources of groups and organizations that provide services, for example, there is the Bellmark Movement, which can supplement the financial resources of schools that provide educational services (see Non-Patent Document 1).

The Bellmark campaign is a campaign in which students and other service users of school educational services purchase products bearing the Bellmark (registered trademark), collect Bellmark points, and use those points to redeem goods. It is to be exchanged for.

In addition, there is a system that gives users points when there is an output from the user's mobile phone indicating that the user has viewed advertising information, and points are awarded when the user receives advertising information sent from a store on the user's mobile terminal. A system is known in which points are given to customers, and the given points can be used to purchase products at a store.

Bellmark Educational Grant Foundation, [online], [searched on December 25, 2020], Internet <URL: https://www.bellmark.or.jp/>

The above-mentioned system is granted to those who perform a specified act, such as a user who views advertisement information, but it is granted to other persons (for example, individuals or organizations lacking financial resources, etc.). There was also a request to provide benefits such as points.

In addition, although the above-mentioned Bellmark campaign grants Bellmark points to schools that are service providers, it also applies to various organizations that provide other services due to the actions of service users. There was a need for technology that could award points.

The present invention has been made in view of the above, and an object of the present invention is to provide a privilege granting system and a privilege granting method that are capable of granting a privilege to a person other than the performer of the act to which the privilege is granted.

Further, the present invention provides a point management system, a server device, a point management method, and a point management program that can allocate points generated by the actions of service users to various organizations that provide services. purpose.

According to one aspect of the present invention, a recognition unit that recognizes a predetermined act; a privilege granting unit that provides a benefit to at least a person other than the person who performed the act when the recognition unit recognizes the act; There is provided a privilege granting system, characterized in that the privilege granting unit includes at least a privilege storage unit that stores the privilege granted to a person other than the person who performed the act.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the steps include: recognizing a predetermined act; and, when the act is recognized, providing a benefit to at least a person other than the person who performs the act; There is provided a benefit granting method characterized by comprising the step of: storing the benefit given to the user.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the storage unit and a terminal device of a service user or a person related to the service user provide the service provider with points generated by viewing an advertiser site. A point management system is provided, comprising: a point assigning unit that stores the points in the storage unit in association with information indicating the service provider.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the terminal device includes a terminal device of a service user or a person related to the service user, and a server device connectable to the terminal device via a network, and the terminal device is connected to an advertiser. The server device includes a communication unit that connects to a site, and the server device includes a storage unit and a storage unit that provides a service provider with points generated when the terminal device browses an advertiser site, and transfers the provided points to the service provider. A point management system is provided, comprising: a point assigning unit that stores information in the storage unit in association with information indicating a person.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a server device connectable to a terminal device of a service user or a person related to the service user via a network, wherein the terminal device stores a storage unit and an advertiser site. A server device comprising: a point granting unit that grants points generated by browsing to a service provider, and stores the granted points in the storage unit in association with information indicating the service provider. is provided.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the step of providing a service provider with points generated when a terminal device of a service user or a person related to the service user views an advertiser site; There is provided a point management method characterized by comprising the step of storing the points given to the service provider in a storage unit in association with information indicating the service provider.

According to another aspect of the present invention, in a point management system including a point granting unit and a storage unit, the point granting unit allows a terminal device of a service user or a person related to the service user to browse an advertiser site. a step in which the point granting section stores the points given to the service provider in the storage section in association with information indicating the service provider; A point management program is provided to run the program.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the storage unit and the terminal device of the service user's household provide the service provider with points that are generated by viewing an advertiser site, and the provided points are transferred to the service provider. A point management system is provided, comprising: a point assigning unit that is stored in the storage unit in association with information indicating a provider.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the terminal device includes a terminal device in a service user's household and a server device connectable to the terminal device via a network, and the terminal device is connected to an advertiser held by the server device. The server device includes an advertiser site holding unit that holds an advertiser site, a storage unit, and a communication unit that connects to a site, and the terminal device browses the advertiser site held by the advertiser site holding unit. A point management system characterized by comprising: a point granting unit that grants points generated by this to a service provider, and stores the granted points in the storage unit in association with information indicating the service provider. provided.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a server device connectable to a terminal device in a service user's household via a network, which comprises: an advertiser site holding unit that holds an advertiser site; a storage unit; Points generated when the terminal device views an advertiser site held by the advertiser site holding unit are given to a service provider, and the given points are associated with information indicating the service provider and stored in the storage unit. A server device is provided, characterized in that it includes a point assigning unit that stores points in the server.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a point management method executed by a point management system including a point granting unit and a storage unit, wherein the point granting unit is configured so that a terminal device in a service user's household accesses an advertiser site. a step of granting points generated by browsing to a service provider; and the point granting unit storing the points granted to the service provider in the storage unit in association with information indicating the service provider. Provided is a point management method characterized by comprising the steps of:

According to another aspect of the present invention, the point management system includes a point granting unit and a storage unit, and the point granting unit stores points generated when a terminal device in a service user's household views an advertiser site. Points for causing the point granting unit to store the points granted to the service provider in the storage unit in association with information indicating the service provider. A management program is provided.

According to the present invention, points can be given to various organizations that provide services based on the actions of service users.

It is an explanatory diagram of an outline of a business model realized in an embodiment. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a point management system according to a first embodiment. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a server device of the point management system shown in FIG. 2. FIG. It is a figure showing an advertisement management table. It is a figure showing a regional management table. It is a figure showing a school management table. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a user management table. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a job management table. It is a figure showing a point management table. It is a figure showing an article table. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a controller terminal and an operation terminal of the point management system shown in FIG. 2. FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a household terminal of the point management system shown in FIG. 2. FIG. FIG. 3 is a sequence diagram for explaining operations during user registration in the point management system shown in FIG. 2. FIG. It is a figure which shows the QR code field for registration of a registration guide. It is a figure showing a QR code reading screen for registration. It is a figure showing a registration confirmation screen. FIG. 3 is a sequence diagram for explaining operations in the point management system shown in FIG. 2 when inserting an advertisement QR code into a school newsletter and viewing a company PR page. FIG. 3 is a sequence diagram for explaining operations in the point management system shown in FIG. 2 when inserting an advertisement QR code into a school newsletter and viewing a company PR page. It is a diagram showing school news. It is a figure showing an advertisement QR code reading screen. It is a figure showing a company PR page. It is an explanatory diagram of a point acquisition button on a company PR page. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of association between children in a household and household terminals. 24 is a diagram illustrating an example of a browsing history of a company PR page by a household terminal in the example of FIG. 23. FIG. 24 is a diagram showing another example of the browsing history of a company PR page by a household terminal in the example of FIG. 23. FIG. It is a figure showing a point use page. FIG. 3 is a sequence diagram for explaining an operation when exchanging points for goods in the point management system shown in FIG. 2. FIG. It is a block diagram showing the composition of the point management system concerning a 2nd embodiment. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram of an overview of a business model realized in a third embodiment. It is a block diagram showing the composition of the point management system concerning a 3rd embodiment. 31 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a server device of the point management system shown in FIG. 30. FIG. It is a figure showing an advertisement management table. It is a figure showing a school management table. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a class management table. It is a figure showing a child management table. It is a figure showing a guardian management table. It is a figure showing an invitation code management table. It is a figure showing a point management table. 31 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a parent terminal of the point management system shown in FIG. 30. FIG. FIG. 7 is a sequence diagram for explaining operations during user registration in the point management system of the third embodiment. It is a diagram showing a class QR code column of a registration guide. It is a figure showing a guardian information screen. It is a figure showing a child information screen. It is a figure showing a registration confirmation screen. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an error screen. FIG. 7 is a sequence diagram for explaining the operation at the time of additional registration of a guardian terminal in the point management system of the third embodiment. It is a figure showing an invitation QR code screen. It is a figure showing a registration confirmation screen. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a home screen of an application. It is a figure showing an advertisement list screen. FIG. 7 is a sequence diagram for explaining the operation when viewing an advertiser site in the point management system of the third embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a screen displaying the number of acquired points. FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a privilege granting system according to an embodiment.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Note that throughout the drawings, the same or equivalent parts and components are given the same or equivalent symbols, and the explanation thereof will be omitted or simplified.

[Overview of business model in first and second embodiments]
An overview of the business model realized in the first and second embodiments of the point management system, which will be described later, will be explained with reference to FIG. 1.

A service provider 1 shown in FIG. 1 is a group or organization that provides services. The service provided by the service provider 1 is not a service on the Internet, but a public service in real space. For example, the service provider 1 is a school that provides educational services, a hospital that provides medical services, etc. The service provider 1 is not limited to a public school, but may also be a private school, hospital, etc.

The service user 2 is a person who uses the service provided by the service provider 1. For example, the service user 2 is a child or student at a school, a patient at a hospital, or the like.

The operations manager 3 is a business operator that operates and manages the entire activities based on this business model. Specifically, the operations manager 3 assigns points that can be exchanged for goods to the service provider 1, processes for exchanging points for goods, reviews advertisements of advertisers 5, which will be described later, and manages advertising fees. etc.

The sponsoring company 4 is a company that delivers to the service provider 1 goods (sponsored goods) that can be exchanged for points. Sponsor company 4 is a company that agrees with the idea of supporting the financial resources of service provider 1 through this business model.

The advertiser 5 is a company that places advertisements in the distribution materials issued by the service provider 1 to the service users 2. The advertiser 5 pays the advertising fee to the operation manager 3. The advertising fees are used to pay for goods from the sponsoring company 4 that are exchanged for points.

As shown in Figure 1, in this business model, a distribution material issued by a service provider 1 to a service user 2 includes an advertisement that is a QR code (registered trademark) for viewing the company PR page of an advertiser 5. The QR code is inserted and the distributed material is distributed to the service user 2 (step S1).

Someone in the household of the service user 2 reads the advertisement QR code of the distribution using a terminal device such as a smartphone and views the company PR page of the advertiser 5 (step S2). When the company PR page of the advertiser 5 is viewed, the operations manager 3 gives the service provider 1 points that can be exchanged for goods (step S3).

In order to exchange the points for goods, the service provider 1 requests the operation manager 3 to exchange the points for the desired goods (step S4). Upon receiving this request, the operations manager 3 orders the requested item from the sponsoring company 4 (step S5). Further, the operations manager 3 pays the cost of the goods to the sponsoring company 4. The sponsoring company 4 delivers the goods to the service provider 1 (step S6).

As described above, according to this business model, when the corporate PR page of the advertiser 5 is viewed in the household of the service user 2, points that can be exchanged for goods are given to the service provider 1. As a result, points can be awarded to the service provider 1, which is a variety of organizations that provide services, based on the actions of the service user 2. By exchanging the points for goods, the financial resources of the service provider 1 can be supported.

[First embodiment]
Next, a first embodiment that implements the business model described in FIG. 1 above will be described. In the first embodiment, the service provider 1 in FIG. 1 is a school, which is an organization that provides educational services.

As shown in FIG. 2, the point management system 11 according to the first embodiment includes a server device 12, an operation manager terminal 13, a controller terminal 14, a printing device 15, an operation terminal 16, and a household terminal 17. Equipped with The operation manager terminal 13, the controller terminal 14, and the household terminal 17 can be connected to the server device 12 via a network 18 such as the Internet.

Here, the controller terminal 14, the printing device 15, and the operation terminal 16 are provided in the school 200. There may be one school 200 or a plurality of schools 200 provided with the controller terminal 14, the printing device 15, and the operation terminal 16. Moreover, the number of operation terminals 16 provided in one school 200 may be one or more. The school 200 is an elementary school, a junior high school, or the like. School 200 may be public or private.

Furthermore, the household terminal 17 is a terminal device owned by a household 210 of a child or student attending the school 200. Specifically, the household terminal 17 is a smartphone, a tablet terminal, or the like owned by a guardian (parent) or person of a child or student attending the school 200. One household 210 may have one or more household terminals 17. Note that hereinafter, children and students attending school 200 will be simply referred to as "children." The child is a person who uses the educational service provided by the school 200, and corresponds to the service user 2 in FIG. 1.

The server device 12 is a server that provides a point granting service in which the operations manager 3 grants the school 200 points that can be exchanged for goods. The server device 12 is composed of a computer equipped with a CPU, ROM, RAM, hard disk, and the like. Note that the server device 12 may be a cloud server provided on the cloud.

As shown in FIG. 3, the server device 12 includes a control section 21, a database section (corresponding to a storage section) 22, a program storage section 23, and a corporate PR page holding section (corresponding to an advertiser site holding section) 24. , and an external communication section 25.

The control unit 21 controls the operation of the server device 12 as a whole. The control unit 21 includes a CPU and the like. The control unit 21 includes a user management unit 31, a job management unit 32, and a point management unit 33. Each part of the control unit 21 is configured by the CPU executing a program stored in the program storage unit 23.

The user management unit 31 performs processing for user registration for the point granting service provided by the server device 12. The user management section 31 includes a child ID issuing section 36, a registration QR code issuing section 37, and a user registration section 38.

When the child ID issuing unit 36 receives the registration QR code issuance instruction from the school 200, it issues child IDs for the number of children specified in the registration QR code issuance instruction. The child ID is information for uniquely identifying each child.

The registration QR code issuing unit 37 issues (generates) registration QR codes for the number of children specified in the registration QR code issuance instruction. A school ID, a class ID, and a child ID issued by the child ID issuing unit 36 are embedded in the registration QR code. One child's child ID is embedded in one registration QR code.

Here, the school ID is information for uniquely identifying each school 200 that uses the point granting service. The school ID is issued by the operations manager 3 to each school 200 that uses the point granting service. The class ID is information for uniquely identifying each class in school 200. The school ID and class ID are included in the registration QR code issuance instruction sent by the school 200 to the server device 12.

When the user registration unit 38 receives the user information transmitted from the household terminal 17 that read the registration QR code, the user registration unit 38 registers the user information. Specifically, the user registration unit 38 associates the child ID and terminal ID included in the user information transmitted from the household terminal 17 and stores them in the user management table 54, which will be described later. The user registration unit 38 can associate a plurality of terminal IDs with one child's ID and store them in the user management table 54. Here, the terminal ID is information for uniquely identifying each household terminal 17. As the terminal ID, unique identification information originally held by the household terminal 17 may be used.

The job management unit 32 performs processing related to a print job for printing a school newsletter, which is an example of a handout that the school 200 distributes to children's households 210. The job management section 32 includes a job ID issuing section 41, an advertisement QR code issuing section 42, and a push notification management section 43.

When the job ID issuing unit 41 receives an advertisement image acquisition request from the school 200 for requesting an advertisement image and an advertisement QR code to be inserted into the school newsletter, the job ID issuing unit 41 generates a request to uniquely identify a print job for printing the school newsletter. issue a job ID.

Here, the advertisement image is an image for advertisement of a company that is the advertiser 5. Advertisement image data, which is image data of an advertisement image, is stored in an advertisement management table 51, which will be described later. As described above, the advertisement QR code is a QR code for viewing a company PR page (corresponding to an advertiser site) that displays an advertisement of the advertiser 5.

When the advertisement QR code issuing unit 42 receives an advertisement image acquisition request from the school 200, it issues (generates) an advertisement QR code. Corporate PR page information and school ID are embedded in the advertisement QR code. Here, the company PR page information is the URL of the company PR page of the advertiser 5.

The push notification management unit 43 performs a push notification to notify the household terminal 17 that the school newsletter has been distributed. Here, as will be described later, the school newsletter is distributed to the households 210 via the children as printed matter, and is also distributed as data to the household terminals 17. Note that the notification is not limited to push notification as long as the notification can be sent to the household terminal 17 via the network 18.

The point management unit 33 performs processing such as assigning points to the school 200. The point management section 33 includes a viewing history determination section 46, a point giving section 47, and a point exchange section 48. Each part of the point management section 33 is configured by the CPU executing a point management program stored in the program storage section 23.

When the viewing history determining unit 46 receives a corporate PR page display request for displaying a corporate PR page from the household terminal 17, the viewing history determining unit 46 selects at least one household terminal 17 associated with the child associated with the household terminal 17 that is the source of the request. determines whether the company PR page that is the target of the company PR page display request has been viewed.

The point giving unit 47 gives points generated when the household terminal 17 views a corporate PR page to the school 200 attended by the child associated with the household terminal 17. Then, the point giving unit 47 stores the given points in a school management table 53 of the database unit 22, which will be described later, in association with the school ID of the school 200.

Upon receiving a point exchange request from the school 200 to exchange points for a desired item, the point exchange unit 48 performs point exchange processing and ordering processing. The point exchange process is a process of subtracting points corresponding to the requested item from the number of points held by the school 200 in the school management table 53, which will be described later. The ordering process is a process of ordering goods from the sponsoring company 4.

The database unit 22 stores an advertisement management table 51, a region management table 52, a school management table 53, a user management table 54, a job management table 55, a point management table 56, and an article table 57. . The database unit 22 is composed of a hard disk or the like.

As shown in FIG. 4, the advertisement management table 51 is a table in which advertisement IDs, advertisement image data, company IDs, distribution regions, distribution periods, corporate PR page information, unit click prices, and advertisement point information are associated with each other.

The advertisement ID is information for uniquely identifying each advertisement registered in the server device 12. The advertisements registered in the server device 12 are restricted, reviewed, and managed by the operations manager 3. One advertiser 5 may register multiple types of advertisements. The advertisement image data is image data of an advertisement image, as described above.

The company ID is information for uniquely identifying the company of the advertiser 5. The distribution area indicates the area where each advertisement is distributed. The distribution period indicates the distribution period of each advertisement. The company PR page information is the URL of the company PR page that displays each advertisement.

The cost per click is the number of points earned by viewing each company's PR page once. Advertisement point information is information indicating the total number of points generated by viewing each advertisement.

As shown in FIG. 5, the region management table 52 is a table that associates regions with the school IDs of the schools 200 located in each region.

As shown in FIG. 6, the school management table 53 is a table that associates school IDs, class IDs, child IDs, and the number of points held. The number of points held is the number of points currently held by each school 200.

As shown in FIG. 7, the user management table 54 is a table that associates child IDs and terminal IDs. The user management table 54 can store a plurality of terminal IDs in association with one child ID.

As shown in FIG. 8, the job management table 55 is a table in which job IDs, school IDs, destination class information, document names, document image data, and delivery dates and times are associated with each other.

The destination class information is the class ID of the class of the destination (distribution destination) of the school newsletter corresponding to each print job. The document name is the name given to the document (manuscript) of the school newsletter. The manuscript image data is image data of the manuscript of each school newsletter. The distribution date and time is the date and time when the manuscript image data of the school newsletter is distributed to the household 210 (household terminal 17). The distribution date and time is set by the school 200.

The point management table 56 is a table in which the viewing history of corporate PR pages by the household terminal 17 is registered. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 9, the point management table 56 includes the viewing date and time, which is the date and time when the company PR page was viewed by the household terminal 17, the company PR page information of the company PR page, and the company PR page. This is a table that associates the terminal ID of the household terminal 17 that viewed the page, the child ID with which the terminal ID is associated, and the school ID of the school 200 that the child with the child ID attends.

As shown in FIG. 10, the article table 57 is a table that associates article names, article image data, and required points.

The item name is the name of an item that can be exchanged for points in the point granting service. The article image data is image data of a photograph of each article. The required number of points is the number of points required to exchange each item for points. The required number of points for each item is set in advance according to the price of each item.

The program storage unit 23 stores various programs executed by the CPU of the server device 12. The program storage unit 23 is composed of a hard disk or the like.

The company PR page holding unit 24 stores data of a company PR page. The company PR page holding unit 24 is configured with a hard disk or the like.

Note that the database section 22, the program storage section 23, and the corporate PR page holding section 24 may be configured with different storage media such as hard disks, or may be provided on the same storage medium.

The external communication unit 25 performs communication processing with an external device via the network 18.

The operation manager terminal 13 is a terminal device for the operation manager 3 to perform operations related to the point allocation service. The operation manager terminal 13 is constituted by a computer equipped with a display section including a CPU, ROM, RAM, hard disk, liquid crystal display panel, etc., and an input section including a keyboard, mouse, etc. A browser for accessing the server device 12 is installed on the operation manager terminal 13.

The controller terminal 14 is a terminal device that performs processing related to point granting services in the school 200. The controller terminal 14 is constituted by a computer equipped with a CPU, ROM, RAM, hard disk, and the like.

As shown in FIG. 11, the controller terminal 14 includes a control section 61, a storage section 62, and an external communication section 63.

The control unit 61 controls the overall operation of the controller terminal 14. The control unit 61 includes a CPU and the like. The control unit 61 includes a print web application unit 66 and a proxy server unit 67. Each part of the control unit 61 is configured by the CPU executing a program stored in the storage unit 62.

The print web application unit 66 performs processing for printing school newsletters and the like. The print web application section 66 includes an advertisement image composition section 71, a distribution reservation section 72, and a print instruction section 73.

The advertisement image synthesis unit 71 acquires advertisement image data and advertisement QR code image data from the server device 12, and performs image synthesis processing to synthesize the advertisement image data and advertisement QR code image data with the manuscript image data of the school newsletter. .

The distribution reservation unit 72 sets the distribution date and time of the school newsletter input by operating the operating terminal 16.

The print instruction section 73 instructs the printing device 15 to print school newsletters and the like.

The proxy server unit 67 functions as a proxy server for the server device 12.

The storage unit 62 stores various programs executed by the CPU of the controller terminal 14. The storage unit 62 is composed of a hard disk or the like.

The external communication unit 63 performs communication processing with an external device via the network 18.

The printing device 15 prints school newsletters and the like.

The operation terminal 16 is a terminal device for the teacher of the school 200 to perform operations related to the point granting service. The operating terminal 16 is constituted by a computer equipped with a CPU, ROM, RAM, hard disk, and the like. The operating terminal 16 can access the controller terminal 14 via an intranet or the like, and can access the server device 12 via the proxy server section 67 of the controller terminal 14. A browser for accessing the controller terminal 14 and the server device 12 is installed on the operating terminal 16. Note that the proxy server unit 67 of the controller terminal 14 may be omitted so that the operation terminal 16 can access the server device 12 via the network 18 without going through the controller terminal 14.

As shown in FIG. 11, the operating terminal 16 includes a control section 81, a storage section 82, a display section 83, an input section 84, and an external communication section 85.

The control unit 81 controls the operation of the operating terminal 16 as a whole. The control unit 81 is composed of a CPU and the like.

The storage unit 82 stores various programs executed by the CPU of the operation terminal 16. The storage unit 82 is composed of a hard disk or the like.

The display unit 83 displays various screens. The display section 83 is composed of a liquid crystal display panel or the like.

The input unit 84 receives input operations from the teacher. The input unit 84 includes a keyboard, a mouse, and the like.

The external communication unit 85 performs communication processing with an external device via the network 18.

The household terminal 17 is a terminal device for viewing a corporate PR page in the household 210. As described above, the household terminal 17 is a smartphone, a tablet terminal, or the like owned by a guardian (parent) of a child attending the school 200.

As shown in FIG. 12, the household terminal 17 includes a control section 91, a program storage section 92, an application information storage section 93, an imaging section 94, a display section 95, an input section 96, and an external communication section (communication 97).

The control unit 91 controls the operation of the household terminal 17 as a whole. The control unit 91 includes a CPU and the like. The control unit 91 includes a QR code acquisition unit 101, a QR code analysis unit 102, a display control unit 103, a corporate PR page request unit 104, a point processing unit 105, and a push notification processing unit 106. Each part of the control unit 91 is configured by the CPU executing an application program stored in the program storage unit 92 for using the point granting service.

The QR code acquisition unit 101 acquires a registration QR code and an advertisement QR code from the video imaged by the imaging unit 94.

The QR code analysis unit 102 analyzes the QR code acquired by the QR code acquisition unit 101 and acquires information embedded in the QR code.

The display control unit 103 controls the display unit 95 to display various screens.

The company PR page requesting unit 104 transmits a company PR page display request to the server device 12 to request display of the company PR page.

The point processing unit 105 includes a process of transmitting a point acquisition request to the server device 12, which will be described later, a process of acquiring earned point information indicating points earned by the school 200 by viewing a corporate PR page by the household terminal 17 from the server device 12, etc. I do.

When the push notification processing unit 106 receives a push notification from the server device 12, it performs processing such as adding the push notification to notification list information to be described later.

The program storage unit 92 stores various programs such as application programs for using the point granting service. The program storage section 92 is composed of a flash memory or the like. An application program for using the point granting service can be obtained from any app store server via the network 18, for example.

The application information storage unit 93 stores the terminal ID of the household terminal 17, the child ID of the child with which the household terminal 17 is associated, the school ID of the school 200 attended by the child, terminal point information, notification list information, and the like. The terminal point information is information indicating a history of points earned by viewing a company PR page on the own household terminal 17. The notification list information is information indicating a list of push notifications from the server device 12. The notification list information includes the job ID of the school newsletter print job that was sent with each push notification received by the household terminal 17, and the document name of the school newsletter. The application information storage unit 93 is configured with a flash memory or the like.

Note that the program storage section 92 and the application information storage section 93 may be configured with different storage media such as flash memories, or may be provided on the same storage medium.

The imaging unit 94 is a camera that images a subject. The imaging unit 94 is used by the household terminal 17 to read the registration QR code and the advertising QR code.

The display unit 95 displays various screens. The display section 95 is composed of a liquid crystal display panel or the like.

The input unit 96 receives various input operations by the operator of the household terminal 17. Input unit 96 includes a touch panel (not shown). The touch panel is placed over the display section 95. The touch panel detects a touch operation by an operator.

The external communication unit 97 performs communication processing with an external device via the network 18.

Next, the operation at the time of user registration in the point management system 11 will be explained.

First, in step S11 of FIG. 13, the operation terminal 16 of the school 200 transmits a registration QR code issuance instruction to the server device 12.

Specifically, the control unit 81 of the operating terminal 16 uses a browser to access the site of the point granting service provided by the server device 12 via the proxy server unit 67 of the controller terminal 14. Then, when the class to which the registration QR code is to be distributed and the number of children in the class are input, and an operation is performed to request the issuance of the registration QR code, the control unit 81 sends the registration QR code issuance instruction to the server device. Send to 12. The registration QR code issuance instruction includes the school ID of the sending school 200, the class ID of the class to which the registration QR code will be distributed, and the number of children in the class (the number of registration QR codes distributed). There is.

When the server device 12 receives the registration QR code issuance instruction, in step S12, the child ID issuing unit 36 issues child IDs for the number of people specified in the registration QR code issuance instruction (the number of registration QR codes distributed). Issue. The child ID issuing unit 36 stores the issued child ID in the school management table 53 in association with the school ID and class ID.

Next, in step S13, the registration QR code issuing unit 37 issues (generates) registration QR codes for the number of people specified in the registration QR code issuance instruction. The number of registration QR codes issued in this manner is determined by the number of children, which is information belonging to the school 200, and is not a number determined by the household 210 or by the point management system 11. As mentioned above, the school ID, class ID, and child ID are embedded in the registration QR code.

Next, in step S14, the registration QR code issuing unit 37 transmits to the controller terminal 14 the image data of the registration guide including the registration QR codes for the number of people specified in the registration QR code issuing instruction.

Next, in step S15, the print instruction unit 73 of the controller terminal 14 instructs the printing device 15 to print the registration guide based on the image data of the registration guide. As a result, registration guidebooks for the number of children in the class, including registration QR codes in which different child IDs are embedded, are printed on print media such as paper.

The registration guide includes a registration QR code column 111 shown in FIG. 14. In the registration QR code column 111, a registration QR code 112 is listed. In addition, the registration QR code column 111 lists the school name, class name, and expiration date of the registration QR code set in advance.

Returning to FIG. 13, in step S16, the school 200 distributes a registration guide to each child's household 210. For example, the school 200 distributes the registration guide to each child's household 210 by having each child take the registration guide home.

Next, in step S17, the household terminal 17 of the household 210 reads the registration QR code 112 in the registration QR code field 111.

Specifically, when an operation for reading the registration QR code 112 is performed, the display control unit 103 of the household terminal 17 causes the display unit 95 to display the registration QR code reading screen 121 shown in FIG. . The registration QR code reading screen 121 is provided with a registration QR code reading area 122 . The registration QR code reading screen 121 displays the video imaged by the imaging unit 94, and when the registration QR code 112 in the video enters the registration QR code reading area 122, the QR code acquisition unit 101 Obtain the registration QR code 112.

Next, in step S18, the QR code analysis unit 102 analyzes the registration QR code 112 acquired by the QR code acquisition unit 101, and acquires the school ID, class ID, and child ID embedded in the registration QR code 112. do. The QR code analysis unit 102 stores the acquired school ID and child ID in the application information storage unit 93.

Thereafter, after going through a predetermined procedure, a registration confirmation screen 123 shown in FIG. 16 is displayed on the display section 95. The registration confirmation screen 123 is provided with a completion button 124 for completing user registration.

When the completion button 124 is pressed, in step S19 in FIG. The user information including the information is sent to the server device 12.

Next, in step S20, the user registration unit 38 of the server device 12 registers the user information upon receiving the user information. Specifically, the user registration unit 38 associates the child ID corresponding to the registration QR code 112 included in the user information with the terminal ID and stores them in the user management table 54. This completes the user registration operation.

Here, in the point management system 11, it is possible to register a plurality of household terminals 17 for one child. For example, two household terminals 17 owned by each parent can be registered for one child. That is, the user registration unit 38 of the server device 12 can associate a plurality of terminal IDs with one child's child ID and store them in the user management table 54.

Next, operations in the point management system 11 when inserting an advertisement QR code into a school newsletter that is distributed and viewing a company PR page will be explained.

First, in step S21 of FIG. 17, the operation terminal 16 of the school 200 transmits an advertisement image acquisition request to the server device 12.

Specifically, the control unit 81 of the operating terminal 16 uses a browser to access the site of the point granting service provided by the server device 12 via the proxy server unit 67 of the controller terminal 14. Then, when the manuscript image data of the school newsletter to be distributed is selected and the document name and destination (distribution destination) class of the school bulletin are input, the control unit 81 transmits the manuscript image data to the controller terminal 14. At the same time, an advertisement image acquisition request is transmitted to the server device 12. The advertisement image acquisition request includes the school ID of the sending school 200 and the class ID of the destination class. The manuscript image data of the school newsletter is created by the teacher's work on the operation terminal 16.

When the server device 12 receives the advertisement image acquisition request, in step S22, the job ID issuing unit 41 issues a job ID unique to the print job for printing the school newsletter corresponding to the advertisement image acquisition request. Then, the job ID issuing unit 41 associates the job ID, school ID, and class ID and stores them in the job management table 55.

Next, in step S23, the advertisement QR code issuing unit 42 issues (generates) an advertisement QR code to be inserted into the school newsletter.

Here, the advertisement QR code issuing unit 42 refers to the advertisement management table 51 and selects advertisements to be published in the school newsletter from among the advertisements currently being distributed in the area where the school 200 that is the source of the advertisement image acquisition request is located. Select. Then, the advertisement QR code issuing unit 42 generates an advertisement QR code in which the company PR page information corresponding to the selected advertisement and the school ID of the school 200 from which the advertisement image acquisition request is sent are embedded.

Advertisements to be posted in the school newsletter may be arbitrarily selected from among the advertisements currently being distributed in the area where the school 200 that sent the advertisement image acquisition request is located, or, You may choose according to your class (grade). Further, one or more advertisements may be placed in one school newsletter.

Next, in step S24, the advertisement QR code issuing section 42 sends the advertisement image data of the advertisement to be published in the school newsletter, the image data of the advertisement QR code, and the job ID issued by the job ID issuing section 41 to the controller terminal of the school 200. Send to 14.

Next, in step S25, the advertisement image synthesis unit 71 of the controller terminal 14 performs image synthesis processing to synthesize the manuscript image data of the school newsletter with the advertisement image data and the image data of the advertisement QR code.

Thereafter, by operating the operating terminal 16, the delivery date and time (reservation date and time) of the school newsletter is input, and printing of the school newsletter is instructed. As a result, information indicating the delivery date and time of the school newsletter and a print instruction are transmitted from the operation terminal 16 to the controller terminal 14.

Upon receiving the information indicating the distribution date and time of the school newsletter, in step S26, the distribution reservation unit 72 of the controller terminal 14 sets the distribution date and time of the school newsletter.

Next, in step S27, the print instruction unit 73 transmits a print job for printing based on the original image data of the school newsletter after the image composition processing to the printing device 15, and causes the printing device 15 to print the school newsletter.

As a result, a school newsletter 131 as shown in FIG. 19 is printed on a print medium such as paper. An advertisement image 132 and an advertisement QR code 133 corresponding to the advertisement image 132 are printed on the school newsletter 131.

Returning to FIG. 17, in step S28, the distribution reservation unit 72 of the controller terminal 14 transmits a push notification instruction to the server device 12 to instruct the household terminal 17 to send a push notification. At this time, the distribution reservation unit 72 sends the push notification instruction as well as the job ID of the print job for the school newsletter, the original image data of the school newsletter after image composition processing, the document name of the school newsletter, and the delivery date and time of the school newsletter. Send.

In step S29, the push notification management unit 43 of the server device 12 transmits the push notification to the household terminal 17 of the household 210 of each child in the destination class at the distribution date and time. Specifically, the push notification management unit 43 transmits the push notification to the household terminal 17 of each terminal ID associated with the child ID of each child in the destination class. At this time, the push notification management unit 43 transmits the job ID of the school newsletter print job, the original image data of the school newsletter after image composition processing, and the document name of the school newsletter, along with the push notification. Thereby, the image of the school newsletter can be displayed on the display unit 95 in the household terminal 17 that has received the push notification.

Further, the push notification management unit 43 stores the manuscript image data of the school newsletter after the image synthesis process, the document name of the school newsletter, and the distribution date and time of the school newsletter in the job management table 55 in association with the job ID.

The push notification processing unit 106 of the household terminal 17 that received the push notification registers the job ID of the print job of the school newsletter and the document name of the school newsletter sent with the push notification in the notification list information of the application information storage unit 93. do. As a result, the household terminal 17 can display a list of push notifications received so far on the display unit 95 based on the notification list information, and can also select and view past school news from the list of push notifications. It becomes possible.

Next, in step S30, the school 200 distributes the school newsletter 131 printed on print media to the households 210 of each child in the class to which the school newsletter is addressed (distributed). For example, the school 200 distributes the school newsletter 131 to each child's household 210 by having each child take the school newsletter 131 home. Note that the school newsletter 131 printed on print media may be distributed before the above-mentioned push notification.

Next, in step S31, the household terminal 17 of the household 210 reads the advertisement QR code 133 of the school newsletter 131.

Specifically, when an operation for reading the advertisement QR code 133 is performed, the display control unit 103 of the household terminal 17 causes the display unit 95 to display an advertisement QR code reading screen 136 shown in FIG. The advertisement QR code reading screen 136 is provided with an advertisement QR code reading area 137. The advertisement QR code reading screen 136 displays the video imaged by the imaging unit 94, and when the advertisement QR code 133 in the video enters the advertisement QR code reading area 137, the QR code acquisition unit 101 reads the advertisement QR code. Get 133.

Next, in step S32, the QR code analysis unit 102 analyzes the advertisement QR code 133 acquired by the QR code acquisition unit 101, and acquires the school ID and company PR page information embedded in the advertisement QR code 133.

Next, in step S33, the company PR page requesting unit 104 transmits a company PR page display request to the server device 12. The corporate PR page display request includes the terminal ID of the sender's household terminal 17, the child ID associated with the terminal ID, the school ID of the school 200 attended by the child with the child ID, and the information obtained from the advertisement QR code 133. Contains corporate PR page information.

Next, in step S34, the browsing history determination unit 46 of the server device 12 determines whether the corporate PR page requested by the corporate PR page display request is associated with the child with whom the household terminal 17 that is the source of the corporate PR page display request is associated. It is determined whether the viewing has been completed by at least one household terminal 17 that has been accessed.

Specifically, the browsing history determination unit 46 refers to the point management table 56 and determines whether the corporate PR page information and school ID included in the corporate PR page display request are included, and which are included in the corporate PR page display request. It is determined whether there is a browsing history that includes at least one of the child IDs listed. Then, the viewing history determination unit 46 determines whether the viewing history includes the company PR page information and school ID included in the company PR page display request, and which includes at least one of the child IDs included in the company PR page display request. If it is determined that there is a history, the company PR page requested by the company PR page display request is displayed by at least one household terminal 17 associated with the child associated with the household terminal 17 that sent the company PR page display request. It is determined that it has been viewed.

If it is determined that the page has been viewed (step S34: YES), in step S35, the viewing history determining unit 46 transfers the data of the corporate PR page for which the point acquisition button 143 (see FIG. 22) cannot be pressed to the household terminal 17. Send. Specifically, the browsing history determination unit 46 transmits to the household terminal 17 data in which the point acquisition button 143 of the corporate PR page requested by the corporate PR page display request is grayed out.

If it is determined that the page has not been viewed (step S34: NO), the viewing history determining unit 46 transmits data of the company PR page on which the point acquisition button 143 can be pressed to the household terminal 17 in step S36. Specifically, the browsing history determination unit 46 transmits to the household terminal 17 data in which the point acquisition button 143 of the company PR page requested by the company PR page display request is not grayed out.

Next, in step S37 of FIG. 18, the display control unit 103 of the household terminal 17 causes the display unit 95 to display the company PR page based on the data of the company PR page transmitted from the server device 12 in step S35 or step S36. . This brings the household terminal 17 into a state where it is connected to the company PR page via the external communication section 97.

As a result, a company PR page 141 as shown in FIG. 21 is displayed on the display section 95. The corporate PR page 141 is provided with an external site link button 142. The external site link button 142 is a button for connecting to an external site such as the homepage of the company of the advertiser 5 corresponding to the company PR page 141. When the external site link button 142 is pressed, the household terminal 17 connects to the external site, and the external site is displayed on the display section 95.

Further, as shown in FIG. 22, the corporate PR page 141 is provided with a point acquisition button 143. The point acquisition button 143 is provided at the bottom of the corporate PR page 141. That is, when the corporate PR page 141 is scrolled to the bottom, the point acquisition button 143 is displayed. As a result, while the operator of the household terminal 17 is scrolling the corporate PR page 141 in order to press the point acquisition button 143, the content of the corporate PR page 141 is viewed, thereby increasing advertising effectiveness.

Returning to FIG. 18, in step S38, the point processing unit 105 determines whether the point acquisition button 143 has been pressed.

If it is determined that the point acquisition button 143 has not been pressed (step S38: NO), in step S39, the point processing unit 105 determines whether or not the display of the company PR page 141 has ended. Here, when an operation to end the display of the company PR page 141 is performed on the household terminal 17, the display of the company PR page 141 is ended.

If the point processing unit 105 determines that the display of the company PR page 141 has ended (step S39: YES), the series of operations ends immediately.

If it is determined that the display of the company PR page 141 has not finished (step S39: NO), the point processing unit 105 returns to step S38.

If it is determined that the point acquisition button 143 has been pressed (step S38: YES), the point processing unit 105 transmits a point acquisition request for acquiring points to the server device 12 in step S40.

Next, in step S41, upon receiving the point acquisition request, the point granting unit 47 grants points to the school 200 attended by the child associated with the household terminal 17 that is the source of the point acquisition request.

Specifically, the point granting unit 47 obtains the unit click price (number of points) of the corporate PR page for which the point acquisition request has been made from the advertisement management table 51. Next, the point giving unit 47 adds the number of points corresponding to the acquired click price to the number of points held corresponding to the school ID of the school 200 to which points are given in the school management table 53.

Further, the point granting unit 47 updates the advertising point information in the advertising management table 51 of the company PR page for which the point acquisition request has been made to a value obtained by adding the number of points corresponding to the unit click price of the company page.

Next, in step S42, the point giving unit 47 registers the viewing history of the company PR page that the household terminal 17 viewed this time.

Specifically, the point granting unit 47 stores the date and time when the household terminal 17 viewed the current corporate PR page, the corporate PR page information of the corporate PR page, the terminal ID of the household terminal 17 that viewed the corporate PR page this time, and the relevant information. The child ID with which the terminal ID is associated and the school ID of the school 200 attended by the child with the child ID are associated and added to the point management table 56.

Here, the viewing date and time is the date and time when the point acquisition request was received. That is, simply displaying the company PR page 141 on the display unit 95 does not mean that it has been viewed, but pressing the point acquisition button 143 of the company PR page 141 makes the company PR page 141 already viewed.

Next, in step S43, the point granting unit 47 transmits earned point information indicating the number of points given to the school 200 in step S40 to the household terminal 17 that is the source of the point acquisition request.

Next, in step S44, the display control unit 103 causes the display unit 95 to display the number of points indicated by the acquired point information as the number of points acquired by viewing the current corporate PR page.

Additionally, the point processing unit 105 updates the terminal point information in the application information storage unit 93. Specifically, the point processing unit 105 adds the company PR page information of the company PR page viewed this time and the number of acquired points to the terminal point information. This completes the series of operations.

Next, the viewing determination process, which is the process performed by the viewing history determining unit 46 in step S34 in FIG. 17 described above, will be described using a specific example. In the viewing determination process, the corporate PR page requested to be displayed by the corporate PR page display request is viewed by at least one household terminal 17 associated with the child associated with the household terminal 17 that is the source of the corporate PR page display request. This is the process of determining whether or not the application has been completed.

In the household 210 in this example, as shown in FIG. 23, there are two siblings: a child whose child ID is "IDJ1" and a child whose child ID is "IDJ100." These brothers attend the same school 200, and the school ID of that school 200 is "IDG1." Furthermore, in this household 210, the household terminal 17 with the terminal ID "IDT1" and the household terminal 17 with the terminal ID "IDT2" are owned by the siblings' parents. IDT1 and IDT2 are associated with IDJ1, and only IDT2 is associated with IDJ100.

First, a case will be described in which, in the household 210 of FIG. 23, the household terminal 17 of IDT1 reads the advertisement QR code corresponding to the advertisement with advertisement ID "IDK1" before the household terminal 17 of IDT2.

In this case, when the household terminal 17 of IDT1 that has read the advertisement QR code corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1 sends a corporate PR page display request, the household terminal 17 of IDT1 and the household terminal 17 of IDT2 respond to the advertisement of IDK1. There is no browsing history of corporate PR pages. Therefore, the viewing history determination unit 46 determines that the corporate PR page corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1 has not been viewed by either the household terminal 17 of IDT1 or the household terminal 17 of IDT2.

Then, when the corporate PR page 141 corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1 is displayed on the household terminal 17 of IDT1 and the point acquisition button 143 is pressed, points are awarded to the school 200 of IDG1. Further, the browsing history of the corporate PR page corresponding to the IDK1 advertisement by the household terminal 17 of the IDT1, as shown in FIG. 24, is registered in the point management table 56.

Thereafter, the household terminal 17 of IDT2 reads the advertisement QR code corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1. As a result, the company PR page display request sent by the household terminal 17 of IDT2 includes the company PR page information corresponding to the advertisement of IDT2 as the terminal ID, IDJ1, IDJ100 as the child ID, IDG1 as the school ID, and IDK1. There is.

At the time when the household terminal 17 of IDT2 sends the company PR page display request, there is a browsing history by the household terminal 17 of IDT1 shown in FIG. 24, and points have already been given to the school 200 of IDG1. The browsing history in FIG. 24 includes company PR page information corresponding to the advertisement of IDJ1 of IDJ100 as the child ID, IDG1 as the school ID, and IDK1.

Therefore, the viewing history determination unit 46 determines that the corporate PR page corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1 has been viewed by the household terminal 17 of IDT1 associated with the child of IDJ1 with which the household terminal 17 of IDT2 is associated. .

Therefore, the corporate PR page 141 corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1 is displayed on the household terminal 17 of IDT2, but the point acquisition button 143 is grayed out and cannot be pressed. Therefore, no points are awarded to school 200 in IDG1.

Note that even if the household terminal 17 of IDT1 reads the advertisement QR code corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1 again after the viewing history in FIG. No points will be awarded.

Next, in the household 210 of FIG. 23, a case will be described in which the household terminal 17 of IDT2 reads the advertisement QR code corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1 before the household terminal 17 of IDT1.

In this case, when the household terminal 17 of IDT2 that has read the advertisement QR code corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1 sends a corporate PR page display request, the household terminal 17 of IDT1 and the household terminal 17 of IDT2 respond to the advertisement of IDK1. There is no browsing history of corporate PR pages. Therefore, the viewing history determination unit 46 determines that the corporate PR page corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1 has not been viewed by either the household terminal 17 of IDT1 or the household terminal 17 of IDT2.

Then, when the corporate PR page 141 corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1 is displayed on the household terminal 17 of IDT2 and the point acquisition button 143 is pressed, points are awarded to the school 200 of IDG1. Further, the browsing history of the corporate PR page corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1 by the household terminal 17 of IDT2, as shown in FIG. 25, is registered in the point management table 56.

Thereafter, the household terminal 17 of IDT1 reads the advertisement QR code corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1. As a result, the company PR page display request sent by the household terminal 17 of IDT1 includes the company PR page information corresponding to the advertisement of IDT1 as the terminal ID, IDJ1 as the child ID, IDG1 as the school ID, and IDK1.

At the time when the household terminal 17 of IDT1 sends the corporate PR page display request, there is a browsing history by the household terminal 17 of IDT2 shown in FIG. 25, and points have already been given to the school 200 of IDG1. The viewing history in FIG. 25 includes corporate PR page information corresponding to the advertisement of IDJ1 as the child ID, IDG1 as the school ID, and IDK1.

Therefore, the viewing history determination unit 46 determines that the corporate PR page corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1 has been viewed by the household terminal 17 of IDT2 associated with the child of IDJ1 with which the household terminal 17 of IDT1 is associated. .

Therefore, the corporate PR page 141 corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1 is displayed on the household terminal 17 of IDT1, but the point acquisition button 143 is grayed out and cannot be pressed. Therefore, no points are awarded to school 200 in IDG1.

Note that even if the household terminal 17 of IDT2 reads the advertisement QR code corresponding to the advertisement of IDK1 again after the viewing history in FIG. No points will be awarded.

As mentioned above, regardless of which household terminal 17, IDT1 or IDT2, reads the advertisement QR code corresponding to the IDK1 advertisement first, the corporate PR page corresponding to the IDK1 advertisement in the household 210 in FIG. Points can only be awarded to school 200 in IDG1 once for viewing.

Therefore, the above-described viewing determination process prevents redundant points from being awarded to the school 200 due to viewing of a corporate PR page in one household 210.

In the above description, it is assumed that when the point acquisition button 143 of the company PR page 141 is pressed, the company PR page 141 becomes viewed. However, the point acquisition button 143 may be omitted, and the company PR page 141 may be viewed by the household terminal 17 at the time the household terminal 17 connects to the company PR page 141.

Next, a description will be given of an operation when points held by the school 200 are exchanged for goods in the point management system 11.

In the point management system 11, for example, when the advertisement distribution period ends, the points earned by viewing the corporate PR page corresponding to the advertisement at the school 200 are determined, and the points become usable (can be exchanged for goods). . Note that the points held by the school 200 may be usable at any timing.

When the school 200 uses points, the control unit 81 of the operating terminal 16 uses the browser to display the proxy server unit of the controller terminal 14 on the point usage page in the point granting service provided by the server device 12 in response to the teacher's operation. Access via 67.

As a result, a point usage page 151 as shown in FIG. 26 is displayed on the display unit 83 of the operating terminal 16. The point use page 151 lists photos of at least some of the articles stored in the article table 57 of the server device 12, the names of the articles, and the required number of points. From this point use page 151, the teacher of the school 200 can select an item for which he or she would like to exchange points.

When a desired item is selected and an operation for exchanging points for the item is performed, in step S51 of FIG. An exchange request is sent to the server device 12.

Next, in step S52, the point exchange unit 48 of the server device 12 performs point exchange processing upon receiving the point exchange request. Specifically, the point exchange unit 48 subtracts the points corresponding to the requested item from the number of points held by the school 200 that is the source of the point exchange request in the point management table 56.

Next, in step S53, the point exchange unit 48 performs order processing for the requested item from the sponsoring company 4 that provides the item. This completes the series of operations.

After the above-described ordering process is performed by the point exchange section 48, the sponsoring company 4 delivers the ordered items to the school 200.

Note that the school 200 may contact the operations manager 3 by e-mail, telephone, or the like to specify an item and exchange points for the item.

In this case, in response to an operation by a staff member of the operations manager 3 who has been contacted by the school 200, the operations manager terminal 13 accesses the server device 12 and specifies the points of the school 200 that have been instructed to exchange points for goods. Instruct the customer to carry out the process when exchanging the item for a new item.

In response, the point exchange unit 48 subtracts the points corresponding to the designated item from the number of points held by the school 200 that has been instructed to exchange points for the item in the school management table 53.

Further, the operations manager 3 orders items designated for the school 200 from the sponsoring company 4 by e-mail, telephone, or the like. Thereafter, the supporting company 4 delivers the ordered items to the school 200.

As explained above, in the point management system 11, the point granting unit 47 grants points generated when the household terminal 17 views a corporate PR page to the school 200 attended by the child associated with the household terminal 17. do. Then, the point giving unit 47 stores the given points in the school management table 53 of the database unit 22 in association with the school ID of the school 200. As a result, points generated by the actions of children can be given to the school 200 using a mechanism different from the existing bell mark campaign.

Here, as will be described later, the system for giving points to the school 200 by the point management system 11 is a system that can be applied to various service providers 1 other than schools. Therefore, according to the point management system 11, points generated by the actions of the children can be given to the school 200 using a system that can be applied to various service providers 1.

Furthermore, in the point management system 11, points can be exchanged for goods, so the school 200 can use the points to procure equipment. Therefore, according to the point management system 11, the financial resources of the school 200 can be supported.

In addition, in the point management system 11, the point granting unit 47 is configured such that when the household terminal 17 connects to the company PR page, at least one household terminal 17 associated with the child with whom the household terminal 17 is associated is connected to the company PR page. If points have already been assigned to the school 200 that the child attends by viewing the page, no points will be assigned to the school 200 that the child attends. Thereby, it is possible to prevent redundant points from being awarded to the school 200 due to the viewing of one corporate PR page in one household 210.

Further, in the point management system 11, the registration QR code issuing unit 37 issues registration QR codes in which child IDs are embedded for the number of children. The user registration unit 38 can associate the terminal IDs of a plurality of household terminals 17 with one child ID and store them in the user management table 54 of the database unit 22.

This makes it possible for the point management system 11 to manage each household terminal 17 associated with one child as belonging to the same household, without managing the number of people in the household 210, which is the child's personal information. Become. That is, the point management system 11 can perform management on a child's household basis while protecting children's privacy.

This makes it possible to perform management to prevent duplicate points from being awarded to the school 200 by viewing one corporate PR page in one household 210, as described above.

Here, the point management system 11 generates an advertising fee to the advertiser 5 according to the number of points.

Therefore, if points for viewing a corporate PR page are earned for each viewing on each household terminal 17 of one household 210, one household 210 can earn points for viewing one corporate PR page multiple times. Advertising fees may be charged. In this case, for the advertiser 5, there is a possibility that the burden of advertising fees becomes too large compared to the advertising effectiveness.

On the other hand, in the point management system 11, since the point management system 11 prevents points from being awarded to the school 200 by viewing one corporate PR page in one household 210 from being duplicated, it is possible for the advertiser 5 to secure advertising effectiveness while also This has the advantage of suppressing increases in advertising fees.

In the above-described embodiment, a case has been described in which the household terminal 17 reads an advertisement QR code printed on a print medium in order to view a corporate PR page. That is, in the embodiment described above, the information printed on the print medium is used as the trigger information for the household terminal 17 to view the corporate PR page.

On the other hand, information within an application installed on the household terminal 17 may also be usable as trigger information for the household terminal 17 to view the corporate PR page. That is, when the operator presses a predetermined position in the school newsletter displayed on the display section 95 of the household terminal 17 using the application program for using the point granting service, for example, the display position of an advertisement image, the corporate PR page is pressed. may be displayed on the display section 95.

This allows access to the corporate PR page from both print media and applications.

Here, as described above, in the case where the household terminal 17 can use the information printed on the print medium and the information in the application as trigger information for viewing the corporate PR page, the information printed on the print medium The points earned by viewing the corporate PR page may be different depending on whether the information in the application is used or the information within the application is used.

For example, when using information within an application, more points may be earned than when using information printed on a print medium. In this case, it is possible to increase the number of households 210 that consider handouts (school newsletters) printed on print media unnecessary, and it is possible to reduce the amount of print media used.

Further, when using information printed on a print medium, more points may be earned than when using information within an application. In this case, it is possible to more reliably guide the distribution material (school newsletter) printed on the print medium to the household 210.

[Second embodiment]
Next, a second embodiment will be described that implements the business model described in FIG. 1 above. In the second embodiment, the service provider 1 in FIG. 1 is a hospital, which is an organization that provides medical services.

As shown in FIG. 28, in the point management system 11A according to the second embodiment, the controller terminal 14, the printing device 15, and the operation terminal 16 are provided in the hospital 300. The hospital 300 may be public or private.

In the point management system 11A, the operating terminal 16 is a terminal device for the staff of the hospital 300 to perform operations related to the point granting service.

In the point management system 11A, a patient who owns a medical card for the hospital 300 is a person who uses medical services provided by the hospital 300, and corresponds to the service user 2 in FIG. 1.

The household terminal 17 in the point management system 11A is a terminal device owned by a patient's household 210 in the hospital 300. Specifically, the household terminals 17 are smartphones, tablet terminals, etc. owned by patients of the hospital 300 and their families.

The configuration and various operations of each device in the point management system 11A are similar to those in the point management system 11 described in the first embodiment. In the point management system 11A, in the configuration and various operations of the point management system 11 described in the first embodiment, "school" is replaced by "hospital", "class" is replaced by "medical department", "teacher" is replaced by "staff", and "child ” should be replaced with “patient” and “school newsletter” with “hospital public relations.”

[Overview of business model in third embodiment]
Next, an overview of a business model realized in a third embodiment of the point management system to be described later will be described with reference to FIG. 29.

The service provider 1, operation manager 3, sponsor company 4, and advertiser 5 in FIG. 29 are the same as those in FIG. 1 described above. However, in the business model of FIG. 29, the advertiser 5 is a company that posts advertisements in an application used on a terminal device such as a smartphone of the service user 6, which will be described later.

The service user 6 is the service user 2 shown in FIG. 1 or a person related to the service user 2. Persons related to the service user 2 are family members of the service user 2 and the like.

As shown in FIG. 29, in this business model, an advertisement of the advertiser 5 is posted on an application used on the terminal device of the service user 6 (step S61).

The service user 6 accesses the advertiser site, such as the homepage of the company of the advertiser 5, from the advertisement posted in the application and views the advertiser site (step S62). As a result, the operations manager 3 gives the service provider 1 points that can be exchanged for goods (step S63).

Steps S64 to S66 are similar to steps S4 to S6 in FIG. 1 described above.

As described above, according to this business model, when the advertiser site is viewed on the terminal device of the service user 6, the service provider 1 is given points that can be exchanged for goods. As a result, similar to the business model described in FIG. 1, points can be awarded to the service provider 1, which is a variety of organizations that provide services, based on the actions of the service user 2. By exchanging the points for goods, the financial resources of the service provider 1 can be supported.

[Third embodiment]
Next, a third embodiment that implements the business model described above with reference to FIG. 29 will be described. In the third embodiment, the service provider 1 in FIG. 29 is a school, which is an organization that provides educational services, as in the first embodiment.

As shown in FIG. 30, the point management system 11B according to the third embodiment includes a server device 401, an operation manager terminal 402, a school terminal 403, and a parent terminal (corresponding to a terminal device) 405. The operation manager terminal 402, the school terminal 403, and the parent terminal 405 can be connected to the server device 401 via a network 18 such as the Internet.

Here, the school terminal 403 is provided in the school 200. There may be one school 200 or a plurality of schools 200 provided with school terminals 403. Moreover, the number of school terminals 403 provided in one school 200 may be one or multiple. The school 200 is an elementary school, a junior high school, etc., and may be either public or private, as in the first embodiment described above.

Further, the guardian terminal 405 is a terminal device such as a smartphone or a tablet terminal owned by a guardian (parent) of a child or student who attends the school 200. The number of parent terminals 405 may be one or more than one for each student commuting. Note that, similarly to the first embodiment, children and students who attend school 200 are simply referred to as "children." The child is a person who uses the educational service provided by the school 200, corresponds to the service user 2 in FIG. 1, and is included in the service user 6 in FIG. 29. Further, the child's guardian (parent) corresponds to a person related to the service user 2 and is included in the service user 6.

The server device 401 is a server that provides a point granting service in which the operations manager 3 grants the school 200 points that can be exchanged for goods. The server device 401 is composed of a computer equipped with a CPU, ROM, RAM, hard disk, and the like. Note that the server device 401 may be a cloud server provided on the cloud.

As shown in FIG. 31, the server device 401 includes a control section 411, a database section (corresponding to a storage section) 412, a program storage section 413, and an external communication section 414.

The control unit 411 controls the operation of the server device 401 as a whole. The control unit 411 includes a CPU and the like. The control unit 411 includes a user management unit 421, an advertisement management unit 422, and a point management unit 423. Each part of the control unit 411 is configured by the CPU executing a program stored in the program storage unit 413.

The user management unit 421 performs processing for user registration for the point granting service provided by the server device 401. The user management section 421 includes a class code issuing section 431, an invitation code issuing section 432, and a user registration section 433.

When the class code issuing unit 431 receives the class code issuing instruction from the school 200, it issues the class code of the class in the school 200 instructed in the class code issuing instruction. Further, the class code issuing unit 431 issues (generates) a class QR code in which the class code is embedded. The class code is a code that includes a class ID. The class ID is information for uniquely identifying each class in school 200.

When the invitation code issuing unit 432 receives an invitation code issuing instruction from the parent terminal 405, it issues an invitation code. Further, the invitation code issuing unit 432 issues (generates) an invitation QR code in which the invitation code is embedded. The invitation code is a code used to register another parent terminal 405 in the server device 401 in association with the registered parent terminal 405 via the parent terminal 405 already registered in the server device 401. .

The user registration unit 433 performs processing for user registration. Specifically, upon receiving terminal transmission information, which will be described later, transmitted from the parent terminal 405 that has acquired the class code, the user registration unit 433 issues a parent ID and a terminal ID. Then, the user registration unit 433 associates the guardian ID, the terminal ID, the class ID included in the terminal transmission information, and the child ID included in the terminal transmission information, and stores them in a guardian management table 446, which will be described later. . Note that, as described later, information such as the guardian's nickname is also stored in the guardian management table 446.

Here, the guardian ID is information for uniquely identifying each guardian. Further, the terminal ID is information for uniquely identifying each parent terminal 405.

Furthermore, in this embodiment, the child ID is the attendance number of the class to which the child belongs. The attendance number is input at the parent terminal 405 that has acquired the class code, as will be described later.

Further, the user registration unit 433 acquires the same class ID and child ID as the class ID and child ID associated with any of the parent terminals 405 (parent ID) registered in the server device 401 from the terminal transmission information. In this case, an error notification is sent to the parent terminal 405 that is the source of the terminal transmission information.

In addition, the user registration unit 433 may receive an invitation code from a parent terminal 405 different from the registered parent terminal 405, which has acquired the invitation code via the registered parent terminal 405. , the terminal ID of the other parent terminal 405 is associated with the same child ID and class ID as the child ID and class ID associated with the terminal ID of the registered parent terminal 405 and stored in the parent management table 446. Make me remember.

Specifically, after receiving invited terminal transmission information (described later) including an invitation code from the invited guardian terminal 405 and receiving a registration instruction (described later), the user registration unit 433 receives the guardian ID and the terminal ID. Issue. The user registration unit 433 then uses the same child ID and class ID as the child ID and class ID associated with the terminal ID of the registered parent terminal 405 that received the invitation code from the server device 401. The parent ID and terminal ID of the parent terminal 405 that is the source of the invitation terminal transmission information are stored in the parent management table 446 in association with each other. Note that, as described later, information such as the guardian's nickname is also stored in the guardian management table 446.

As a result, the registered parent terminal 405 and the parent terminal 405 that has acquired (invited) the invitation code from the registered parent terminal 405 are associated using the common child ID and class ID. It is registered in the server device 401. Moreover, thereby, the child ID and class ID are synchronized between the registered parent terminal 405 and the invited parent terminal 405. Furthermore, as will be described later, information such as the child's nickname is also synchronized.

The advertisement management unit 422 manages advertisements of the advertiser 5 published in a dedicated application used on the parent terminal 405. Specifically, the advertisement management unit 422 distributes advertisement image data to the parent terminal 405.

The point management unit 423 performs processing such as assigning points to the school 200. The point management section 423 includes a point giving section 436 and a point exchange section 437.

The point giving unit 436 gives points generated when the parent terminal 405 views an advertiser site to the school 200 attended by the child associated with the parent terminal 405. Then, the point giving unit 436 stores the given points in a school management table 443 of the database unit 412, which will be described later, in association with the school ID of the school 200.

Upon receiving a point exchange request from the school 200 to exchange points for a desired item, the point exchange unit 437 performs point exchange processing and ordering processing. The point exchange process is a process of subtracting points corresponding to the requested item from the number of points held by the school 200 in the school management table 443. The ordering process is a process of ordering goods from the sponsoring company 4.

The database unit 412 includes an advertisement management table 441, a region management table 442, a school management table 443, a class management table 444, a child management table 445, a guardian management table 446, an invitation code management table 447, A point management table 448 and an article table 449 are stored. The database section 412 is composed of a hard disk or the like.

As shown in FIG. 32, the advertisement management table 441 is a table in which advertisement ID, advertisement image data, company ID, distribution region, distribution period, advertiser site information, unit click price, and advertisement point information are associated.

The advertiser site information in the advertisement management table 441 is the URL of an external advertiser site, such as the homepage of the company of the advertiser 5. The advertisement ID, advertisement image data, company ID, distribution area, distribution period, unit click price, and advertisement point information in the advertisement management table 441 are the same as those in the advertisement management table 51 shown in FIG. 4 described above.

However, the advertisement image data in the advertisement management table 441 includes image data of an advertisement image to be displayed in a banner advertisement area 502 (see FIG. 49), which will be described later, and an advertisement area 504 (see FIG. 50) in an advertisement list screen 503, which will be described later. ) includes image data of an advertisement image to be displayed. Further, the unit click price in the advertisement management table 441 is the number of points generated by one viewing of each advertiser site.

Note that the URL stored in the advertisement management table 441 as advertiser site information may be the URL of a flyer image. Furthermore, the flyer image may be stored in the server device 401.

The region management table 442 is similar to the region management table 52 shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 33, the school management table 443 is a table that associates school IDs, school names, and the number of points held.

As shown in FIG. 34, the class management table 444 is a table that associates class IDs, class names, number of children, and school IDs. The number of children is the number of children in each class. Each class includes multiple children.

The child management table 445, as shown in FIG. 35, is a table in which child IDs, child nicknames, and class IDs are associated with each other.

The child's nickname is input at the parent terminal 405 when registering the parent terminal 405 with the server device 401. A child's nickname is different from the child's full name. The child's nickname is used to display the child in an application used on the parent terminal 405.

As shown in FIG. 36, the guardian management table 446 associates the guardian ID, nickname of the guardian, age of the guardian, relationship with the child, terminal ID, terminal name, child ID, class ID, and invitation code. It is a table. Regarding invitation codes, only those of the guardian terminal 405 to which the invitation code was issued are stored in the guardian management table 446. The nickname of the guardian, the age of the guardian, and the relationship with the child are input on the guardian terminal 405 when registering the guardian terminal 405 with the server device 401. The guardian's nickname is different from the guardian's full name. The guardian's nickname is used to display the guardian in an application used on the guardian terminal 405.

The invitation code management table 447, as shown in FIG. 37, is a table that associates invitation codes and guardian IDs.

The point management table 448 is a table in which the viewing history of advertiser sites by the parent terminal 405 is registered. As shown in FIG. 38, the point management table 448 includes the viewing date and time when the advertiser site was viewed by the parent terminal 405, the advertiser site information of the advertiser site, and the parent who viewed the advertiser site. The terminal ID of the terminal 405, the child ID with which the terminal ID is associated, the school ID of the school 200 that the child with the child ID attends, the number of times the parent terminal 405 views the advertiser site, and the parent terminal 405. This is a table that associates the number of points earned by viewing the advertiser site.

The article table 449 is similar to the article table 57 shown in FIG.

The program storage unit 413 stores various programs executed by the CPU of the server device 401. The program storage unit 413 is composed of a hard disk or the like.

The external communication unit 414 performs communication processing with an external device via the network 18.

The operations manager terminal 402 is a terminal device through which the operations manager 3 performs operations related to the point allocation service. The operation manager terminal 402 is constituted by a computer equipped with a display section including a CPU, ROM, RAM, hard disk, liquid crystal display panel, etc., and an input section including a keyboard, mouse, etc. A browser for accessing the server device 401 is installed on the operation manager terminal 402 .

The school terminal 403 is a terminal device for the teacher of the school 200 to perform operations related to the point granting service. The school terminal 403 is configured by a computer similar to the operation manager terminal 402. A browser for accessing the server device 401 is installed on the school terminal 403.

The printing device 404 prints a registration guide, which will be described later.

The guardian terminal 405 is a terminal device for a child's guardian to perform operations related to the point granting service. As mentioned above, the guardian terminal 405 consists of a smartphone, a tablet terminal, or the like.

As shown in FIG. 39, the parent terminal 405 includes a control section 461, a program storage section 462, an application information storage section 463, an imaging section 464, a display section 465, an input section 466, and an external communication section ( (corresponding to a communication section) 467.

The control unit 461 controls the entire operation of the parent terminal 405. The control unit 461 includes a CPU and the like. The control unit 461 includes a code acquisition unit 471, a display control unit 472, an advertisement processing unit 473, and a point processing unit 474. Each part of the control unit 461 is configured by the CPU executing a dedicated application program stored in the program storage unit 462 for using the point granting service.

When the imaging unit 94 is imaging the class QR code, the code acquisition unit 471 acquires the class QR code, analyzes it to acquire the class code, and acquires the class ID from the class code. Further, when the imaging unit 94 is capturing an image of the invitation QR code, the code acquisition unit 471 acquires the invitation QR code, analyzes it, and acquires the invitation code.

The display control unit 472 controls displaying various screens on the display unit 465.

The advertisement processing unit 473 performs processing such as transmitting an advertiser site information request to the server device 401 for requesting advertiser site information in order to view the advertiser site.

When the school 200 acquires points by viewing the advertiser site on the parent/guardian terminal 405, the point processing unit 474 performs a process of updating the terminal point information in the application information storage unit 463.

The program storage unit 462 stores various programs such as application programs for using the point granting service. The program storage unit 462 is composed of a flash memory or the like. An application program for using the point granting service can be obtained from any app store server via the network 18, for example.

The application information storage unit 463 stores the terminal ID of the parent terminal 405, the child ID of the child associated with the parent terminal 405, the school ID of the school 200 attended by the child, terminal point information, and the like. The terminal point information is information indicating the history of point acquisition by viewing advertiser sites on the self-protector terminal 405.

The imaging unit 464 is a camera that images a subject. The imaging unit 464 is used by the parent terminal 405 to read the class QR code and the invitation QR code.

The display unit 465 displays various screens. The display section 465 is composed of a liquid crystal display panel or the like.

The input unit 466 accepts various input operations by the operator of the parent terminal 405. Input unit 466 includes a touch panel (not shown). The touch panel is placed over the display section 465. The touch panel detects a touch operation by an operator.

The external communication unit 467 performs communication processing with an external device via the network 18.

Next, the operation at the time of user registration in the point management system 11B of the third embodiment will be explained.

First, in step S71 in FIG. 40, the school terminal 403 transmits a class code issue instruction to the server device 401. Specifically, when a class for which a class code is to be issued is input and an operation is performed to request issuance of a class code, the school terminal 403 transmits a class code issuance instruction to the server device 401. The class code issuance instruction includes the class name, the number of children in the class, and the school ID of the school 200 that is the source of the class code issuance instruction.

When the server device 401 receives the class code issuing instruction, in step S72, the class code issuing unit 431 issues a class code including the class ID. The class code, for example, consists of a string of numbers. The school code issuing unit 431 stores the class ID, class name, number of children in the class, and school ID of the issued class code in the class management table 444 in association with each other.

Next, in step S73, the class code issuing unit 431 generates a class QR code in which the class code is embedded.

Next, in step S74, the class code issuing unit 431 transmits the image data of the registration guide including the class QR code to the school terminal 403 that is the source of the class code issuing instruction.

Next, in step S75, the school terminal 403 instructs the printing device 404 to print registration guides for the number of children in the class on print media such as paper based on the image data of the registration guide.

The registration guide includes a class QR code column 481 shown in FIG. 41. A class QR code 482 is listed in the class QR code column 481. Further, the class QR code field 481 is provided with an attendance number entry field 483. In the attendance number entry column 483, the attendance number of each child in the class is written by hand. Furthermore, the class QR code field 481 lists the school name, class name, expiration date of the preset class QR code, and class code.

Returning to FIG. 40, in step S76, the school 200 distributes a registration guide to each child's home. For example, school 200 allows each child to take home a registration guide.

Next, in step S77, the parent terminal 405 reads the class QR code 482 in the class QR code field 481.

Specifically, the code acquisition unit 471 acquires an image captured by the imaging unit 464 displayed on a class QR code reading screen (not shown) similar to the registration QR code reading screen 121 of FIG. 15 described above. Obtain the class QR code 482 inside.

Next, in step S78, the code acquisition unit 471 analyzes the class QR code 482 and acquires the class code embedded in the class QR code 482. Then, the code acquisition unit 471 acquires the class ID from the class code. The code acquisition unit 471 stores the acquired class ID in the application information storage unit 463.

Note that instead of reading the class QR code 482 printed on the registration guide to obtain the class code, the URL for registration is sent from the server device 401 to the parent terminal 405 by e-mail etc. The class code may be acquired from the URL.

Next, in step S79, the guardian terminal 405 receives input of guardian information. Specifically, the display control unit 472 causes the display unit 465 to display a guardian information screen 491 shown in FIG. A guardian who owns the guardian terminal 405 performs an operation to input guardian information on the guardian information screen 491. The guardian information includes the guardian's age, relationship with the child, and the guardian's nickname. The code acquisition unit 471 stores the input guardian information in the application information storage unit 463.

When the guardian information is input, in step S80, the guardian terminal 405 accepts the input of child information. Specifically, the display control unit 472 first displays a child information screen 492 shown in FIG. 43 on the display unit 465. On the child information screen 492, the parent who owns the parent terminal 405 performs an operation to input the child's class attendance number and the child's nickname. Note that the child's grade and class are displayed on the child information screen 492. This grade and class are determined from the class ID.

When the input of information to the child information screen 492 ends, the input of the child information ends. The child information includes the child's class attendance number and the child's nickname. The code acquisition unit 471 stores the input child information in the application information storage unit 463.

After this, a registration confirmation screen 493 shown in FIG. 44 is displayed on the display section 465. The registration confirmation screen 493 is provided with a completion button 494 for completing user registration.

When the completion button 494 is pressed, the code acquisition unit 471 transmits the terminal transmission information to the server device 401 in step S81 of FIG. The terminal transmission information includes the class ID, the child ID (attendance number), the terminal name of the parent terminal 405, the age of the parent, the parent's relationship with the child, the parent's nickname, and the child's nickname. Here, as the terminal name of the guardian terminal 405, information such as a model name held by the guardian terminal 405 can be used.

When the server device 401 receives the terminal transmission information through the external communication unit 24, the child ID included in the terminal transmission information is acquired. Then, in step S82, the user registration unit 433 determines whether there is a registered parent terminal 405 corresponding to the child indicated by the child ID included in the terminal transmission information. Specifically, the user registration unit 433 refers to the guardian management table 446 and selects the parent terminal 405 (guardian) associated with the same class ID and child ID as the class ID and child ID included in the terminal transmission information. ID) is registered.

If the parent terminal 405 (guardian ID) associated with the same class ID and child ID as the class ID and child ID included in the terminal transmission information is registered, the user registration unit 433 It is determined that there is a registered parent terminal 405 corresponding to the child indicated by the child ID. In other words, the user registration unit 433 uses the terminal transmission information to set the same class ID and child ID as the class ID and child ID associated with any parent terminal 405 (parent ID) registered in the server device 401. If acquired, it is determined that there is a registered parent terminal 405 corresponding to the child indicated by the child ID included in the terminal transmission information.

If it is determined that there is a registered parent terminal 405 (step S82: YES), in step S83, the user registration unit 433 transmits an error notification to the parent terminal 405 that is the source of the terminal transmission information.

When the parent terminal 405 receives the error notification, the display control unit 472 causes the display unit 465 to display an error screen 496 shown in FIG. 45 in step S84. This completes the series of processing. As shown in FIG. 45, the error screen 496 displays a message notifying the proper procedure for acquiring and registering an invitation code from the registered parent terminal 405.

Returning to FIG. 40, if it is determined in step S82 that there is no registered parent terminal 405 (step S82: NO), in step S85, the user registration unit 433 registers the parent terminal 405 that is the source of the terminal transmission information. A guardian ID and terminal ID will be issued to the child.

Next, in step S86, the user registration unit 433 registers the guardian ID, the terminal ID, and the information included in the terminal transmission information in the child management table 445 and the guardian management table 446. Specifically, the user registration unit 433 associates the child ID, the child's nickname, the class ID, and the distribution group and stores them in the child management table 445. In addition, the user registration unit 433 associates the parent ID, the nickname of the parent, the age of the parent, the relationship of the parent with the child, the terminal ID, the terminal name, the child ID, and the class ID, and creates a parent management table. 446.

Next, in step S87, the user registration unit 433 transmits the parent ID, terminal ID, and school ID to the parent terminal 405.

Next, in step S88, the code acquisition unit 471 of the parent terminal 405 stores the parent ID, terminal ID, and school ID transmitted from the server device 401 in the application information storage unit 463. This completes the series of processing.

Next, the operation at the time of additional registration (invitation) of the parent terminal 405 in the point management system 11B will be described.

Additional registration (invitation) of a guardian terminal 405 is to add and register another guardian terminal 405 corresponding to a certain child when there is a registered guardian terminal 405 corresponding to the child. Additional registration of the guardian terminal 405 is performed, for example, after registering the guardian terminal 405 of one of the parents of a certain child, in order to register the guardian terminal 405 of the other parent.

First, in step S91 of FIG. 46, the registered parent terminal 405A transmits an invitation code issuance instruction to the server device 401. Specifically, when an operation to request issuance of an invitation code is performed, the code acquisition unit 471 of the parent terminal 405A transmits an invitation code issuance instruction to the server device 401. The invitation code issuance instruction includes the guardian ID stored in the guardian terminal 405A.

Here, in FIG. 46, the registered guardian terminal 405 of a guardian of a certain child is designated as a guardian terminal 405A, and the one to be additionally registered (invited) as the guardian terminal 405 of the guardian of the child is designated as a guardian terminal 405B. shall be.

When the server device 401 receives the invitation code issuing instruction, the invitation code issuing unit 432 issues an invitation code in step S92. The invitation code issuing unit 432 stores the issued invitation code in the guardian management table 446 and the invitation code management table 447 in association with the guardian ID of the guardian terminal 405A.

Next, in step S93, the invitation code issuing unit 432 generates an invitation QR code in which the invitation code is embedded.

Next, in step S94, the invitation code issuing unit 432 transmits the image data of the invitation QR code to the parent terminal 405A.

Next, in step S95, the display control unit 472 of the parent terminal 405A displays the invitation QR code on the display unit 465. Specifically, the display control unit 472 displays an invitation QR code 498 on an invitation QR code screen 497 shown in FIG.

Returning to FIG. 46, in step S96, the operator of the guardian terminal 405A presents the invitation QR code 498 displayed on the guardian terminal 405A to the guardian terminal 405B.

Next, in step S97, the parent terminal 405B reads the invitation QR code 498.

Specifically, the code acquisition unit 471 of the parent terminal 405B uses the imaging unit 464 displayed on an invitation QR code reading screen (not shown) similar to the registration QR code reading screen 121 of FIG. 15 described above. The invitation QR code 498 in the imaged video is acquired.

Next, in step S98, the code acquisition unit 471 analyzes the invitation QR code 498 and acquires the invitation code embedded in the invitation QR code 498.

Next, in step S99, the guardian terminal 405B receives input of guardian information. The process in step S99 is similar to the process in step S79 in FIG. 40 described above.

Next, in step S100, the code acquisition unit 471 of the guardian terminal 405B transmits the invited terminal transmission information to the server device 401. The invited terminal transmission information includes the invitation code, the terminal name of the guardian terminal 405B, the age of the guardian, the relationship of the guardian with the child, and the nickname of the guardian.

When the server device 401 receives the invited terminal transmission information, in step S101, the user registration unit 433 transmits a registered content confirmation instruction to the guardian terminal 405B. The registered content confirmation instruction includes the school name, class name, and nickname of the child indicated by the child ID associated with the terminal ID of the parent terminal 405A.

When the guardian terminal 405B receives the registration content confirmation instruction, in step S102, the display control unit 472 displays a registration confirmation screen 499 shown in FIG. 48 on the display unit 465. The registration confirmation screen 499 displays the school name, class name, and nickname of the child indicated by the child ID associated with the parent terminal 405A.

Further, the registration confirmation screen 499 is provided with a completion button 500 for completing user registration. When the completion button 500 is pressed, the code acquisition unit 471 of the parent terminal 405B transmits a registration instruction to the server device 401 in step S103 of FIG.

When the server device 401 receives the registration instruction, in step S104, the user registration unit 433 issues a guardian ID and a terminal ID to the guardian terminal 405B.

Next, in step S105, the user registration unit 433 registers the guardian ID, terminal ID, terminal name, age of the guardian, relationship of the guardian with the child, and nickname of the guardian corresponding to the guardian terminal 405B as the guardian. It is registered in the management table 446. At this time, the user registration unit 433 uses the same child ID and class ID as the child ID and class ID associated with the terminal ID of the parent terminal 405A, and the parent ID, terminal ID, and terminal name corresponding to the parent terminal 405B. , the age of the guardian, the relationship of the guardian with the child, and the nickname of the guardian are stored in the guardian management table 446 in association with each other.

Thereby, the parent terminal 405A and the parent terminal 405B are registered in the server device 401 in association with each other using the common child ID and class ID. Moreover, thereby, the child ID and class ID are synchronized between the parent terminal 405A and the parent terminal 405B. As a result, the child's nickname will also be synchronized.

Therefore, the parent terminal 405B can be registered without inputting the child information (attendance number, child's nickname) that was input when the parent terminal 405A was registered.

Next, in step S106, the user registration unit 433 transmits the parent ID, terminal ID, and school ID to the parent terminal 405B.

Next, in step S107, the code acquisition unit 471 of the parent terminal 405B stores the parent ID, terminal ID, and school ID transmitted from the server device 401 in the application information storage unit 463. This completes the series of processing.

Next, a description will be given of the operation of the point management system 11B when viewing an advertiser's site in order to receive points through the point granting service.

FIG. 49 is a diagram showing a home screen 501 of an application for using support services on the parent terminal 405. A banner advertisement area 502 is provided on the home screen 501. A banner advertisement area 502 is always provided not only on the home screen 501 but also on application display screens.

Further, the application on the parent terminal 405 can display an advertisement list screen 503 shown in FIG. 50. The advertisement list screen 503 is a screen for displaying a list of advertisements currently being distributed in the area where the school 200 attended by the child associated with the parent terminal 405 is located. An advertisement area 504 is displayed on the advertisement list screen 503. Further, the advertisement list screen 503 displays the point acquisition status (whether points have been acquired or not) for each advertisement.

Advertisement images are displayed in the banner advertisement area 502 and the advertisement area 504 based on advertisement image data distributed by the advertisement management unit 422 of the server device 401. The advertisement management unit 422 distributes the advertisement ID along with the advertisement image data of each advertisement to the parent terminal 405. The advertisement image in the banner advertisement area 502 changes every time the display screen of the application changes.

In step S111 of FIG. 51, when an operation of pressing the banner advertisement area 502 or any of the advertisement areas 504 is performed as an operation to view an advertisement, in step S112, the advertisement processing unit 473 of the parent terminal 405 A main site information request is sent to the server device 401. The advertiser site information request includes the advertisement ID of the advertisement displayed in the pressed banner advertisement area 502 or advertisement area 504 and the terminal ID of the parent terminal 405.

When the server device 401 receives the advertiser site information request, in step S113, the advertisement management unit 422 refers to the advertisement management table 441 and the point management table 448, and selects the parent terminal 405 that is the source of the advertiser site information request. It is determined whether the number of times the requested advertiser site has been viewed is equal to or greater than the upper limit number of times for point acquisition (corresponding to a predetermined number of times).

The upper limit number of points acquisition is preset as the upper limit of the number of views that can earn points on one advertiser site on one parent terminal 405. The upper limit number of times points can be earned may be one or more times.

If it is determined that the number of views is equal to or greater than the upper limit number of points earned (step S113: YES), in step S114, the advertisement management unit 422 transmits the advertiser site information of the requested advertiser site to the parent terminal 405. .

When the parent terminal 405 receives the advertiser site information, in step S115, the display control unit 472 causes the display unit 465 to display the advertiser site based on the advertiser site information. This completes the series of processing.

In step S113, if the advertisement management unit 422 determines that the number of views is less than the upper limit number of points earned (step S113: NO), in step S116, the point granting unit 436 protects the sender of the advertiser site information request. Points are given to the school 200 attended by the child associated with the student terminal 405.

Specifically, the point granting unit 436 obtains the unit click price (number of points) of the advertiser site requested by the advertiser site information request from the advertisement management table 441. Next, the point granting unit 436 adds the number of points corresponding to the acquired click cost to the number of held points corresponding to the school ID of the school 200 to which points are to be given, in the school management table 443.

Additionally, the point granting unit 436 updates the advertising point information in the advertising management table 441 of the advertiser site requested by the advertiser site information request to a value obtained by adding the number of points corresponding to the cost per click of the advertiser site. .

Next, in step S117, the point granting unit 436 updates the number of views of the requested advertiser site by the parent terminal 405 that sent the advertiser site information request and the number of points earned. Specifically, the point granting unit 436 adds "1" to the number of views and adds the number of points equivalent to the click unit price to the number of acquired points.

Next, in step S118, the advertisement management unit 422 transmits to the parent terminal 405 the advertiser site information of the requested advertiser site and earned point information indicating the number of points that can be earned by viewing the current advertiser site. .

When the parent terminal 405 receives the advertiser site information and the acquired point information, in step S119, the display control unit 472 causes the display unit 465 to display the number of acquired points on a pop-up screen 505, as shown in FIG. Additionally, the point processing unit 474 updates the terminal point information in the application information storage unit 463.

Returning to FIG. 51, in step S120, the display control unit 472 displays the advertiser site on the display unit 465 based on the advertiser site information. This completes the series of processing.

Next, an explanation will be given of the operation when points held by the school 200 are exchanged for goods in the point management system 11B.

The operation when the points held by the school 200 are exchanged for goods is the same in the point management system 11B of the third embodiment as in the point management system 11 of the first embodiment described above.

That is, when the school 200 uses points, the school terminal 403 uses the browser to access a point usage page in the point granting service provided by the server device 401 in response to a teacher's operation. As a result, the point use page 151 shown in FIG. 26 is displayed on the display section of the school terminal 403.

When a desired item is selected from the point use page 151 and an operation is performed to exchange points for the item, the school terminal 403 sends a point exchange request to the server device 401 to exchange points for the selected item. Send to.

Next, upon receiving the point exchange request, the point exchange unit 437 of the server device 401 performs a point exchange process. Specifically, the point exchange unit 437 subtracts the points corresponding to the requested item from the number of points held by the school 200 that is the source of the point exchange request in the school management table 443.

Next, the point exchange unit 437 performs order processing for the requested item from the sponsoring company 4 that provides the item. This completes the series of operations.

After the above-described ordering process is performed by the point exchange section 437, the sponsoring company 4 delivers the ordered items to the school 200.

Note that the school 200 may contact the operations manager 3 by e-mail, telephone, or the like to specify an item and exchange points for the item.

In this case, in response to an operation by a staff member of the operations manager 3 who has been contacted by the school 200, the operations manager terminal 402 accesses the server device 401 and specifies the points of the school 200 that have been instructed to exchange points for goods. Instruct the customer to carry out the process when exchanging the item for a new item.

In response, the point exchange unit 437 subtracts the points corresponding to the specified item from the number of points held by the school 200 that has been instructed to exchange points for the item in the school management table 443.

Further, the operations manager 3 orders items designated for the school 200 from the sponsoring company 4 by e-mail, telephone, or the like. Thereafter, the supporting company 4 delivers the ordered items to the school 200.

As explained above, in the point management system 11B, the point granting unit 436 assigns points generated when the parent terminal 405 views an advertiser site to the school 200 attended by the child with whom the parent terminal 405 is associated. granted to. Then, the point giving unit 436 stores the given points in the school management table 443 of the database unit 412 in association with the school ID of the school 200. As a result, points generated by the actions of children can be given to the school 200 using a mechanism different from the existing bell mark campaign.

Here, similarly to the first embodiment, the system for giving points to the school 200 by the point management system 11B is a system that can be applied to various service providers 1 other than schools. Therefore, according to the point management system 11, points generated by the actions of the children can be given to the school 200 using a system that can be applied to various service providers 1.

Also, in the point management system 11B, points can be exchanged for goods, as in the first embodiment, so the school 200 can use the points to procure equipment. Therefore, the point management system 11B can also support the financial resources of the school 200, similarly to the first embodiment.

In addition, in the point management system 11B, the point granting unit 436 determines whether the parent terminal 405 has viewed the advertiser site more than the upper limit number of times when the parent terminal 405 has viewed the advertiser site when the parent terminal 405 connects to the advertiser site. does not award points to school 200. As a result, points can be prevented from being awarded excessively to the school 200 by viewing one advertiser site on one parent terminal 405.

Further, the point management system 11B uses information in an application installed on the parent terminal 405 as trigger information for the parent terminal 405 to view an advertiser site. That is, by pressing the advertisement images displayed in the banner advertisement area 502 and advertisement area 504 in the application, the parent terminal 405 causes the advertiser site to be displayed. Thereby, the advertiser site can be easily viewed on the parent terminal 405.

[Embodiment of benefit granting system]
Next, an embodiment of the privilege granting system of the present invention will be described.

As shown in FIG. 53, the privilege grant system 600 includes a recognition section 601, a privilege grant section 602, and a privilege storage section 603.

The recognition unit 601 recognizes an act by a person 611 who performs a predetermined act that generates a benefit.

The benefit granting unit 602 grants a benefit to at least a person 612 other than the person who performed the act when the recognition unit 601 recognizes the act.

The privilege storage section 603 stores the privileges that the privilege giving section 602 has given to at least 612 other than the person who performed the act.

In the privilege granting system 600, a predetermined act by an executor 611 is recognized by the recognition unit 601, and the recognition unit 601 notifies the privilege granting unit 602 that the act has been performed via the communication network. Upon receiving the notification, the benefit granting unit 602 grants the benefit to at least a person 612 other than the person who performed the act. That is, the benefit granting unit 602 may grant a benefit to a person other than the executor 612 without granting a benefit to the executor 611, or may grant a benefit to both the executor 611 and a person other than the executor 612. Good too. The privilege granted by the privilege granting unit 602 to at least a person 612 other than the person who performed the act is stored in the privilege storage unit 603.

According to such a privilege awarding system 600, it is possible to award a privilege to a person other than the person 612 who performs the act to which the privilege is awarded.

The point management system 11 shown in FIG. 2 described above is an example of the privilege granting system 600. Further, the point management system 11B shown in FIG. 30 described above is also an example of the privilege granting system 600.

As mentioned above, in the point management system 11 of FIG. Points are given to the school 200 to which the child belongs.

In addition, in the point management system 11B of FIG. 30, when the condition for giving points, such as viewing an advertiser site on the parent terminal 405, is met, the child of the parent who owns the parent terminal 405 is registered. Points are awarded to 200 schools.

That is, points in the point management systems 11 and 11B correspond to benefits in the benefit granting system 600. An act to satisfy the conditions for giving points in the point management systems 11 and 11B corresponds to a predetermined act in the privilege granting system 600. The operator (guardian, etc.) of the household terminal 17 in the point management system 11 and the operator (guardian) of the guardian terminal 405 in the point management system 11B correspond to the executor 611 in the privilege granting system 600. The school 200 in the point management systems 11 and 11B corresponds to the non-executor 612 in the privilege granting system 600.

In the point management system 11, the act of displaying a corporate PR page (advertiser site) on the household terminal 17, which satisfies the conditions for giving points, is an operation of the household terminal 17 by the operator of the household terminal 17. It is something that is done. The control unit 91 of the household terminal 17 has a function as the recognition unit 601 of the privilege awarding system 600, which recognizes that an operation (act) has been performed to satisfy the conditions for awarding points. Similarly, the control unit 461 of the parent terminal 405 of the point management system 11B has a function as the recognition unit 601 of the privilege granting system 600.

The control unit 21 of the server device 12 in the point management system 11 controls the household 210 of the operator (guardian, etc.) of the household terminal 17 when a corporate PR page (advertiser site) is displayed on the household terminal 17. It has a function as the privilege granting unit 602 of the privilege granting system 600 that grants points (benefits) to the school 200 to which children belong. The points given to the school 200 in the point management system 11 are stored in the database section 22 in association with the school 200, and the database section 22 functions as the privilege storage section 603 of the privilege granting system 600. have

Similarly, the control section 411 of the server device 401 in the point management system 11B has a function as the privilege granting section 602 of the privilege granting system 600. Further, the database section 412 of the point management system 11B has a function as the privilege storage section 603 of the privilege granting system 600.

As described above, the privilege granting system 600 can be realized in the point management system 11 of FIG. 2 that includes the household terminal 17 (terminal) and the server device 12. Further, the privilege granting system 600 can be realized in the point management system 11B shown in FIG. 30, which includes the parent terminal 405 (terminal) and the server device 401.

Further, the operator (guardian) of the parent terminal 405 in the point management system 11B corresponds to the service user 6 in FIG. 29 (the service user 2 in FIG. 1 or a person related to the service user 2), and As described above, this corresponds to the executor 611 in the privilege granting system 600. The operator (guardian, etc.) of the household terminal 17 in the point management system 11 corresponds to a person in the household of the service user 2 in FIG. 1, and therefore can be said to correspond to the service user 6 in FIG. Further, as described above, the operator (guardian, etc.) of the household terminal 17 in the point management system 11 corresponds to the executor 611 in the privilege granting system 600. Therefore, the service user 2 or a person related to the service user 2 corresponds to the executor 611, and the service provider 1 corresponds to 612 other than the executor. If the person other than the executor 612 is a service provider, and the executor 611 is the service user 2 or a person related to the service user 2, the executor 612 will not be able to provide benefits generated by the act of the service user 2 or the service user 2. It can be given to 612 other than the executor.

In addition, the condition for points to be awarded is that the guardian of a person (child) belonging to the school 200 displays (views) an advertiser site (advertisement) on a terminal (household terminal 17, guardian terminal 405), If points are given to the school 200 as a group, the financial resources of the school 200 can be supported by exchanging the points for goods.

In addition, the predetermined action that generates a benefit in the benefit granting system 600 is an action to satisfy the conditions for granting points in the point management systems 11 and 11B described above, such as displaying (browsing) an advertiser site (advertisement). It's not limited to what you do. For example, benefits may be given based on actions such as purchasing products or services on an advertiser's site, responding to a questionnaire, purchasing products or services on a website, or using electronic money.

By the way, the above-mentioned point management systems 11 and 11B use a dedicated application to identify the perpetrator and display (browse) the advertiser's site (advertisement), thereby earning points to the school 200. This explains what will be granted.

However, the method is not limited to this, and the method is not limited to advertising printing, and may also be a dedicated application.

That is, even when an act such as a purchase is performed using electronic money or cash, the person who performed the transaction may be recognized using the electronic money ID, membership number, etc., and points may be awarded. In this case, points can be awarded without using a dedicated application.

Here, in the case of a configuration in which benefits are given based on the act of using electronic money, the electronic money reading terminal functions as the recognition unit 601.

Furthermore, even if the executor 611 purchases goods or services with cash rather than electronic money, the purchase act and the executor 611's recognition can be confirmed via the terminal by entering the membership number or detecting the membership card. You may go. In this case, there is an effect that the given benefit can be given to a person other than the executor 612 even with cash.

Further, the benefits in the benefit granting system 600 are not limited to points, but may also be electronic money, crypto assets (virtual currency), goods, services, points in other point services, predetermined rewards not limited to these, etc. .

Further, in the point management systems 11 and 11B described above, points as a benefit in the benefit granting system 600 can be exchanged for goods, but the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, points as a benefit can be exchanged for services or other items. It may also be possible to replace it with points in a point service. This makes it possible to increase the convenience of points as benefits.

Further, the benefits generated by the act of the executor 611 may be exchangeable for expenses paid to someone other than the executor 612. For example, in the above-mentioned point management system 11, the points earned when a parent of a certain household 210 views an advertisement can be used to pay for school lunches, teaching materials, etc. that the parent pays to the school 200, which is necessary for the child's school life. It may be possible to exchange it for a reasonable cost. This can increase the executor's 611's motivation to perform an act that generates a benefit.

In addition, in the point management systems 11 and 11B described above, the non-executor 612 is the school 200, but the present invention is not limited to this. It may be a department within a company, a public fire department, a mutual aid organization such as a fire brigade, or a group such as a public health center. Furthermore, schools include elementary schools, junior high schools, high schools, universities, etc.

Furthermore, the relationship between the executor 611 and the non-executor 612 is not limited to the relationship where the executor 611 is a guardian etc. and the non-executor 612 is a school as described above, but in the case of a hospital, the relationship other than the executor 612 is 612 is the hospital itself, each clinical department, each ward, etc., and the executor may be the patient, his or her assistant, caregiver, person who has completed treatment, or their family. In the case of a nursery school/kindergarten, the person 612 other than the perpetrator is the nursery school/kindergarten itself, the group, etc., and the perpetrator may be a kindergartener or guardian, a graduate student or his/her guardian, or their family. In the case of a company, the person 612 other than the executor may be a company, a department, or the like, and the executor may include employees, regular employees, temporary employees, shareholders, retirees, former employees, and their families. When the person other than the executor 612 is a community-based local government such as a mutual aid organization such as a public fire department, public health center, or fire brigade, the executor may be a local resident, a visitor, or their family.

Further, in the point management systems 11 and 11B described above, points are given to the school 200 as the non-performer 612, but as described above, in the privilege granting system 600, points are given to the school 200 as the non-performer 612. Benefits may be given to both. For example, points as benefits may be distributed and given to the individual as the executor 611 and the group (organization) to which the individual, as the non-executor 612, belongs, at a predetermined ratio.

Further, in the privilege granting system 600, the privilege granting unit 602 may change the privilege depending on the content of the act for which the privilege is generated. For example, in the point management system 11 described above, in addition to viewing a company PR page (advertiser site) on the household terminal 17, responding to a questionnaire on the company PR page and purchasing products are also actions that earn points. Alternatively, 10 points may be awarded for viewing a company PR page on the household terminal 17, 100 points for responding to a questionnaire, and 500 points for purchasing a product. This can increase the motivation of the executor 611 to perform an act that will earn him more benefits.

Here, in the point management system 11 described above, it is assumed that the owner of the household terminal 17, which is the executor 611, is a child or his/her guardian. When the executor 611 is a guardian, the school 200 other than the executor 612 is one in which the guardian is linked by the relationship of guardian and child. However, the group other than the executor 612 may be a group to which the executor 611 belongs. For example, by the act of a child viewing an advertisement on a terminal, benefits (points) may be given to the group (school, grade, class, etc.) to which the student belongs. Furthermore, like the relationship between the school 200 and the parents described above, the group other than the executor 612 may be a group to which the executor 611 is linked.

That is, the group other than the executor 612 can be a group to which the executor 611 belongs or a group to which the executor 611 is linked. As a result, a privilege can be given to a group related to the executor 611, so that the executor 611's motivation to perform an act that generates a privilege can be increased.

Further, in a case where the person other than the executor 612 is a school, a graduate of the school may be included as a person who can become the executor 611 linked to the school. This makes it possible to increase the number of people who can become executors 611 and increase the privileges (points) that the school obtains.

Furthermore, those who can become the executors 611 corresponding to the non-executors 612 may be divided into a plurality of tiers, and the size of benefits (points) may be changed for each tier. For example, as mentioned above, in the case where graduates of a school are considered to be persons who can become executors 611 linked to the school, current students and their guardians and graduates may belong to different classes. . Then, the point award rate may be varied depending on the executor 611 for each hierarchy. Further, in the dedicated application described above, the display color of the application screen may be changed for each layer.

In addition, when the control unit 91 of the household terminal 17 recognizes a signal based on the operation on the household terminal 17, the recognition unit 601 of the privilege granting system 600 recognizes the signal based on the operation on the parent terminal 405. The present invention is not limited to the case in which the controller 461 of the controller 461 recognizes the act, but a signal obtained by sensing the act of the executor 611 that leads to the awarding of the reward using a camera or the like may be recognized.

In addition, the person 612 other than the executor in the privilege granting system 600 may be a group or an individual.

[Other embodiments]
As mentioned above, the present invention has been described by the first to third embodiments of the point management system and the embodiment of the privilege granting system, but the statements and drawings that form part of this disclosure do not limit the present invention. It should not be understood that there is. Various alternative embodiments, implementations, and operational techniques will be apparent to those skilled in the art from this disclosure.

In the first and third embodiments described above, the case where the service provider 1 is a school has been described. Furthermore, in the second embodiment described above, a case has been described in which the service provider 1 is a hospital. However, the present invention is not limited to these, and the service provider 1 may be, for example, a nursing care facility that provides nursing care services. The present invention is applicable even when the service provider 1 is a variety of organizations that provide services.

In the third embodiment described above, a case has been described in which points are earned when the parent terminal 405 views an advertiser site, but the present invention is not limited to this. Any system that allows points to be earned by viewing the advertiser's site may be used.

In the first and second embodiments described above, a registration QR code is used to notify information for user registration, but other types of codes such as barcodes may be used. The same applies to advertising QR codes. The same applies to the class QR code and the invitation QR code in the third embodiment.

In the third embodiment described above, the server device 401 issues the terminal ID, but the parent terminal 405 may generate the terminal ID, or the unique identification information originally held by the parent terminal 405 may be used as the terminal ID. It may also be used as an ID.

Thus, it goes without saying that the present invention includes various embodiments not described here. Therefore, the technical scope of the present invention is determined only by the matters specifying the invention in the claims that are reasonable from the above description.

[Additional notes]
This application discloses the following invention.

(Additional note 1)
a recognition unit that recognizes a predetermined action;
a privilege granting unit that grants a privilege to at least a person other than the person who performed the act when the act is recognized by the recognition unit;
A privilege granting system, comprising: a privilege storage unit that stores the privilege granted by the privilege granting unit to at least a person other than the person who performed the act.

(Additional note 2)
The person other than the person performing the above act is the service provider;
Supplementary note 1, wherein the executor is a service user or a person related to the service user.

(Additional note 3)
Supplementary Note 1, wherein the person other than the person who performs the act is a group to which the person belongs or a group to which the person is linked.

(Additional note 4)
The said act is viewing an advertisement;
The executor is a guardian of a person belonging to the school,
The benefit granting system according to appendix 3, wherein the group is a school.

(Appendix 5)
The privilege granting system includes a terminal and a server device capable of communicating with the terminal,
The terminal includes the recognition unit,
5. The privilege granting system according to any one of Supplementary Notes 1 to 4, wherein the server device includes the privilege granting section and the privilege storage section.

(Appendix 6)
6. The benefit granting system according to any one of appendices 1 to 5, wherein the benefit granting unit changes the benefit depending on the content of the act.

(Appendix 7)
recognizing a predetermined action;
When the act is recognized, a step of granting a benefit to at least a person other than the person who performed the act;
A method for awarding benefits, comprising the steps of: storing at least the benefits given to a person other than the person who performed the act.

(Appendix 8)
storage section and
Points generated when a service user or a person related to the service user views an advertiser site are given to the service provider, and the given points are associated with information indicating the service provider. A point management system comprising: a point assigning unit that stores the points in the storage unit.

(Appendix 9)
The point management system according to appendix 8, wherein information in an application installed on the terminal device is used as trigger information for the terminal device to browse an advertiser site.

(Appendix 10)
10. The point management system according to appendix 8 or 9, wherein the points are exchangeable for goods.

(Appendix 11)
When the terminal device connects to the advertiser site, the point granting unit may not grant the points to the service provider if the terminal device has viewed the advertiser site a predetermined number of times or more. The point management system according to any one of appendices 8 to 10, characterized in that the point management system does not perform the above operations.

(Appendix 12)
comprising a terminal device of a service user or a person related to the service user, and a server device connectable to the terminal device via a network,
The terminal device is
Equipped with a communication department that connects to advertiser sites,
The server device includes:
storage section and
a point granting unit that grants points generated when the terminal device views an advertiser site to a service provider, and stores the granted points in the storage unit in association with information indicating the service provider; A point management system characterized by:

(Appendix 13)
A server device connectable to a terminal device of a service user or a person related to the service user via a network,
storage section and
a point granting unit that grants points generated when the terminal device views an advertiser site to a service provider, and stores the granted points in the storage unit in association with information indicating the service provider; A server device comprising:

(Appendix 14)
a step of granting points to a service provider that are generated when a terminal device of a service user or a person related to the service user views an advertiser site;
A point management method comprising: storing the points given to the service provider in a storage unit in association with information indicating the service provider.

(Appendix 15)
A point management system that includes a point giving unit and a storage unit,
a step in which the point granting unit grants points to a service provider that are generated when a terminal device of a service user or a person related to the service user views an advertiser site;
A point management program for causing the point giving unit to store the points given to the service provider in the storage unit in association with information indicating the service provider.

(Appendix 16)
storage section and
Points generated when a terminal device in a service user's household browses an advertiser site are given to a service provider, and the given points are stored in the storage unit in association with information indicating the service provider. A point management system comprising: a point granting section;

(Appendix 17)
Supplementary Note 16, characterized in that information printed on a print medium and information in an application installed on the terminal device can be used as trigger information for the terminal device to view an advertiser site. point management system.

(Appendix 18)
18. The point management system according to appendix 16 or 17, wherein the points are exchangeable for goods.

(Appendix 19)
The terminal device is associated with the service user,
The point granting unit may be arranged such that when the terminal device connects to the advertiser site, at least one of the terminal devices associated with the service user with which the terminal device is associated browses the advertiser site and 19. The point management system according to any one of appendices 16 to 18, wherein if the points have already been given to the service provider, the points are not given to the service provider.

(Additional note 20)
comprising a terminal device in a service user's household and a server device connectable to the terminal device via a network,
The terminal device is
comprising a communication unit that connects to an advertiser site held by the server device,
The server device includes:
an advertiser site holding unit that holds the advertiser site;
storage section and
Granting points generated when the terminal device views an advertiser site held by the advertiser site holding unit to a service provider, and storing the granted points in association with information indicating the service provider. A point management system comprising: a point assigning section for storing points in a section;

(Additional note 21)
A server device that can be connected to a terminal device in a service user's household via a network,
an advertiser site holding unit that holds the advertiser site;
storage section and
Granting points generated when the terminal device views an advertiser site held by the advertiser site holding unit to a service provider, and storing the granted points in association with information indicating the service provider. A server device comprising: a point assigning section for storing points in the section;

(Additional note 22)
a step of granting points to the service provider that are generated when a terminal device in the service user's household views an advertiser site;
A point management method comprising: storing the points given to the service provider in a storage unit in association with information indicating the service provider.

(Additional note 23)
A point management system that includes a point giving unit and a storage unit,
a step in which the point granting unit grants points to the service provider that are generated when a terminal device in a service user's household views an advertiser site;
A point management program for causing the point giving unit to store the points given to the service provider in the storage unit in association with information indicating the service provider.

1 Service provider 2 Service user 3 Operation manager 4 Sponsor company 5 Advertiser 6 Service user 11, 11A, 11B Point management system 12 Server device 13 Operation administrator terminal 14 Controller terminal 15 Printing device 16 Operation terminal 17 Household terminal 18 Network 21 Control unit 22 Database unit 23 Program storage unit 24 Corporate PR page holding unit 25 External communication unit 31 User management unit 32 Job management unit 33 Point management unit 36 Child ID issuing unit 37 Registration QR code issuing unit 38 User registration unit 41 Job ID issuing unit 42 Advertisement QR code issuing unit 43 Push notification management unit 46 Viewing history determining unit 47 Point assigning unit 48 Point exchange unit 51 Advertisement management table 52 Regional management table 53 School management table 54 User management table 55 Job management table 56 Point management table 57 Article table 61 Control section 62 Storage section 63 External communication section 66 Print web application section 67 Proxy server section 71 Advertisement image composition section 72 Distribution reservation section 73 Print instruction section 81 Control section 82 Storage section 83 Display section 84 Input section 85 External communication section 91 Control section 92 Program storage section 93 Application information storage section 94 Imaging section 95 Display section 96 Input section 97 External communication section 101 QR code acquisition section 102 QR code analysis section 103 Display control section 104 Corporate PR page request section 105 Point processing unit 106 Push notification processing unit 111 Registration QR code field 112 Registration QR code 121 Registration QR code reading screen 122 Registration QR code reading area 123 Registration confirmation screen 124 Complete button 131 School newsletter 132 Advertisement image 133 Advertisement QR code 136 Advertising QR code reading screen 137 Advertising QR code reading area 141 Company PR page 142 External site link button 143 Point acquisition button 151 Point usage page 200 School 210 Household 300 Hospital 401 Server device 402 Operation administrator terminal 403 School terminal 404 Printing device 405 Parent terminal 411 Control unit 412 Database unit 413 Program storage unit 414 External communication unit 421 User management unit
422 Advertising Management Department 423 Point Management Department 431 Class Code Issuance Department 432 Invitation Code Issuance Department 433 User Registration Department 436 Point Giving Department 437 Point Exchange Department 441 Advertising Management Table 442 Regional Management Table 443 School Management Table 444 Class Management Table 445 Child Management Table 446 Parent management table 447 Invitation code management table 448 Point management table 449 Article table 461 Control unit 462 Program storage unit 463 Application information storage unit 464 Imaging unit 465 Display unit 466 Input unit 467 External communication unit 471 Code acquisition unit 472 Display Control unit 473 Advertisement processing unit 474 Point processing unit 481 Class QR code field 482 Class QR code 483 Attendance number entry field 498 Invitation QR code 502 Banner advertising area 504 Advertising area 600 Benefit granting system 601 Recognition unit 602 Benefit granting unit 603 Benefit memory Part 611 Executor 612 Other than executor

Claims (6)

comprising a terminal of a family member of a person belonging to the organization and a server device capable of communicating with the terminal,
The terminal is
comprising a recognition unit that recognizes a predetermined act by the family ;
The server device includes:
a registration unit that registers the family in association with a person belonging to the organization;
a benefit granting unit that grants at least a benefit to the organization when the act is recognized by the recognition unit;
A privilege granting system comprising: a privilege storage unit that stores at least the privilege granted by the privilege granting unit to the organization. The server device further includes an issuing unit that issues a code for registration of the family ,
The registration unit is characterized in that the registration unit registers the family in association with the person belonging to the organization based on information regarding the person belonging to the organization and information regarding the family obtained from the terminal that read the code. The privilege granting system according to claim 1. 3. The benefit granting system according to claim 1, wherein the registration unit is capable of registering a plurality of the family members in association with one person belonging to the organization. 4. The privilege granting system according to claim 1, wherein the organization is a school. A privilege granting method executed by a privilege granting system comprising a registration unit, a recognition unit, a benefit granting unit, and a benefit storage unit, the method comprising:
a step in which a computer forming the registration unit registers a family member of a person belonging to an organization in association with a person belonging to the organization;
a step in which a computer forming the recognition unit recognizes a predetermined act by the family ;
a step in which a computer constituting the benefit granting unit grants at least a benefit to the organization when the act is recognized by the recognition unit;
A method for awarding benefits, comprising the step of: causing a computer constituting the benefit awarding section to store at least the privilege granted to the organization in the benefit storage section. A benefit granting system comprising a registration unit, a recognition unit, a benefit granting unit, and a benefit storage unit,
the registration unit registering a family member of a person belonging to the organization in association with the person belonging to the organization;
a step in which the recognition unit recognizes a predetermined act by the family ;
a step in which the benefit granting unit grants at least a benefit to the organization when the recognition unit recognizes the act;
A benefit granting program for causing the benefit granting unit to perform the following steps: causing the benefit granting unit to store at least the benefit granted to the organization in the benefit storage unit.