JP7356670B2 - Delivery order display program, recording medium and delivery order display device - Google Patents

Description

The present embodiment relates to a delivery order display program, a recording medium, and a delivery order display device.

A collating machine is a device that overlaps a plurality of different types of paper sheets to form a paper bundle. Such a collating machine is used, for example, to collate insert flyers that are sandwiched between newspapers. Newspapers containing such insert flyers are delivered from newspaper delivery stores to readers who have subscribed to the newspaper.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2014-91604

In recent years, the number of cases in which one newspaper delivery store delivers multiple types of newspapers has been increasing. For this reason, the number of delivery destinations tends to increase, and the number of cases where multiple newspapers must be delivered to one delivery destination is also increasing. It is quite a hassle for the delivery person to confirm the newspapers to be delivered to each delivery destination.

The present embodiment aims to provide a delivery order display program, a recording medium, and a delivery order display device that can reduce the effort of confirming delivery destinations.

One embodiment of the delivery order display program acquires data on the delivery order of a plurality of paper sheets, and displays the delivery order of the plurality of paper sheets on a map image based on the delivery order data. information on the number of paper sheets to be delivered to the delivery destination in the current delivery order and information on the number of paper sheets to be delivered to the delivery destination in the current delivery order. The computer is caused to display the map image on the display device together with the map image.

According to the present embodiment, it is possible to provide a delivery order display program and a delivery order display device that can reduce the effort of confirming delivery destinations.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of an example of a delivery order display system according to an embodiment. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the collating machine. FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the terminal. FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the server. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of reader data. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of delivery order data. FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the main operations of the collating machine. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of discharge order data. FIG. 9A is a flowchart showing the processing of the delivery order display program. FIG. 9B is a flowchart showing the processing of the delivery order display program. FIG. 9C is a flowchart showing the processing of the delivery order display program. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of the main screen of the delivery order display program. FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of a detailed screen. FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of a list screen. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a detailed delivery result screen. FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of a delivery record details screen.

Hereinafter, embodiments will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of an example of a delivery order display system according to an embodiment. The delivery order display system includes a collating machine 1, a terminal 2, and a server 3. The collating machine 1 and the terminal 2 are configured to be able to communicate with each other via a network N, for example. The collating machine 1 and the terminal 2 may be configured so that they can communicate without going through the network N. Further, the collating machine 1 and the server 3 are configured to be able to communicate with each other via a network N, for example. Further, the terminal 2 and the server 3 are configured to be able to communicate with each other via a network N, for example.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the collating machine 1. As shown in FIG. A collating machine 1 collates paper sheets. The paper sheets in the embodiment include, for example, insert flyers. Furthermore, the paper sheets in the embodiment include newspapers. The collating machine 1 in FIG. 2 includes a main control circuit 101, sub-control circuits 102, 103, 104, and 105, a display 106, operation switches 107, and a communication module 108. Further, in the collating machine 1 of FIG. 2, an example is shown in which, in addition to the collating mechanism 10, a newspaper supply mechanism 30, a folding and conveying mechanism 40, and a lifting mechanism 50 are used in combination. The newspaper supply mechanism 30 is a mechanism that folds and feeds a plurality of stacked newspapers one copy at a time into the conveyance mechanism 40. The newspaper fed into the newspaper supply mechanism 30 may be a newspaper that requires folding of leaflets. The folding and conveying mechanism 40 is a mechanism that folds the leaflet collated by the collating mechanism 10 into the newspaper fed from the newspaper supply mechanism 30 and conveys the newspaper with the leaflet folded into it to the elevating mechanism 50. Further, the folding and conveying mechanism 40 is also a mechanism that conveys newspapers collated by the collating mechanism 10 to the elevating mechanism 50 without inputting newspapers from the newspaper supply mechanism 30. The elevating mechanism 50 is a mechanism for elevating and lowering the newspaper conveyed from the folding and conveying mechanism 40. Mechanisms other than the newspaper supply mechanism 30, the folding and conveying mechanism 40, and the elevating mechanism 50 may be used in combination with the collating machine 1.

The main control circuit 101 is a circuit that controls the overall operation of the collating machine 1, including the control of the sub-control circuits 102, 103, 104, and 105. The main control circuit 101 includes, for example, a processor and a memory. The processor of the main control circuit 101 controls the operation of the collating machine 1 according to the control application program stored in the memory. The processor is, for example, a CPU, but does not necessarily need to be configured as a CPU. Further, the main control circuit 101 may be configured as a hardware logic circuit such as an ASIC. Further, the processor does not necessarily need to be composed of a single processor, but may be composed of multiple processors.

The sub-control circuit 102 is connected to the collating mechanism 10. The sub-control circuit 102 is a dedicated circuit that controls the operation of the collating mechanism 10 under the main control circuit 101. The sub control circuit 102 may or may not have a processor and memory separately from the main control circuit 101.

The sub-control circuit 103 is connected to the newspaper supply mechanism 30. The sub-control circuit 103 is a dedicated circuit that controls the operation of the newspaper supply mechanism 30 under the main control circuit 101. The sub control circuit 103 may or may not have a processor and memory separately from the main control circuit 101.

The sub-control circuit 104 is connected to the folding and conveying mechanism 40 . The sub-control circuit 104 is a dedicated circuit that controls the operation of the folding and conveying mechanism 40 under the main control circuit 101. The sub control circuit 104 may or may not have a processor and memory separately from the main control circuit 101.

The sub-control circuit 105 is connected to the lifting mechanism 50. The sub-control circuit 105 is a dedicated circuit that controls the operation of the lifting mechanism 50 under the main control circuit 101. The sub control circuit 105 may or may not have a processor and memory separately from the main control circuit 101.

Here, the collating machine 1 may have sub-control circuits other than the sub-control circuits 102, 103, 104, and 105.

The display 106 is a display for displaying various states of the collating machine 1, such as an LED or a liquid crystal display of an operation panel provided on the collating machine 1. For example, the display 106 has a display for displaying that the power of the collating machine 1 is on. Further, the display 106 includes a display for displaying a counter for displaying various collation counts. The number of collations includes information such as the total number of sheets that have been collated during the collation operation and the number of remaining sheets. The display 106 also includes a display for displaying various setting screens. Various settings include settings for paper sheets for each column, settings for regions and areas, and the like. Further, the various settings include settings for embedding operations. The display 106 also includes a display for notifying various errors.

The operation switches 107 include various switches provided on the collating machine 1 and the aforementioned operation panel. For example, the switches of the operation switches 107 include a power switch of the collating machine 1. Further, for example, the operation switches 107 include various mode switches. The mode switch is a switch for setting the mode of the collating machine 1 to a specific mode. The specific modes include, for example, a collation mode in which only paper sheets are collated, and a folding mode such as a mode in which a collated bundle is folded into a newspaper. Further, in embodiments, the particular mode includes a built-in mode that collates multiple types of newspapers according to delivery order. The operation switches 107 may include switches other than these switches. Further, operations similar to those of the various switches of the operation switches 107 can also be performed on the operation panel.

The communication module 108 is a module that includes a processing circuit for the collating machine 1 to communicate with external equipment such as a server. The communication module 108 includes, for example, a wireless communication module necessary for wireless LAN communication. As described above, the collating machine 1 and the terminal 2 may be configured to communicate without going through the network N. In this case, the communication module 108 may include a BLE (Bluetooth (registered trademark) Low Energy) module or the like.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the terminal 2. As shown in FIG. The terminal 2 includes a processor 201, a memory 202, a storage 203, a display device 204, an input device 205, a GPS module 206, and a communication module 207. Here, the terminal 2 is preferably a terminal such as a smartphone or a tablet terminal that can be carried by a user such as a newspaper delivery person. Although there is one terminal 2 in FIG. 1, there may be two or more terminals 2.

Processor 201 is a processor configured to control the operation of terminal 2. The processor 201 executes various processes according to various programs stored in the storage 203. Processor 201 is, for example, a CPU. The processor 201 may be an MPU, a GPU, or the like instead of a CPU. Further, the processor 201 does not need to be configured by one CPU or the like, and may be configured by a plurality of CPUs or the like.

Memory 202 includes memories such as ROM and RAM. ROM is a nonvolatile memory. The ROM stores a startup program for the terminal 2 and the like. RAM is volatile memory. The RAM is used, for example, as a working memory during processing in the processor 201.

The storage 203 is, for example, a flash memory. The storage 203 stores various programs and data used in the terminal 2. In the embodiment, the storage 203 stores an OS (operating system) 2031 and a web browser 2032. The storage 203 may store programs and data other than these. For example, the storage 203 may store images taken with a camera as the input device 205.

The OS 2031 is a program for realizing the basic functions of the terminal 2. Various programs stored in the storage 203 are executed under the control of the OS.

The web browser 2032 is an application program for viewing a screen displayed by processing of a delivery order display program as a web application executed by the server 3, for example.

The display device 204 is a display device such as a liquid crystal display or an organic EL display. The display device 204 displays various images.

The input device 205 includes an input device such as a touch panel. When the input device 205 is operated, a signal corresponding to the content of the operation is input to the processor 201. Processor 201 performs various processes in response to this signal. Furthermore, in embodiments, the input device 205 may include a camera.

A GPS (Global Positioning System) module 206 is a module for detecting the position of the terminal 2. The GPS module 206 detects the position of the terminal 2 by communicating with, for example, base stations located around the terminal 2. The method of detecting the position of the terminal 2 is not limited to a specific method.

The communication module 207 is a module that includes an interface configured to perform processing when the terminal 2 communicates with the collating machine 1 and the server 3. The communication module 207 is configured to connect to the network N using a mobile phone line, a wireless LAN line, or the like. As described above, the terminal 2 and the collating machine 1 may be configured to communicate without going through the network N. In this case, the communication module 207 may include a BLE module or the like.

FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the server 3. As shown in FIG. The server 3 includes a processor 301, a memory 302, a storage 303, a display device 304, an input device 305, and a communication module 306. The server 3 is installed at a newspaper delivery store, for example. Alternatively, the server 3 may be installed in a management facility that manages a plurality of newspaper delivery stores. Furthermore, the server 3 may be configured as a cloud server.

Processor 301 is a processor configured to control the operation of server 3. The processor 301 executes various processes according to various programs stored in the storage 303. Processor 301 is, for example, a CPU. The processor 201 may be an MPU, a GPU, or the like instead of a CPU. Further, the processor 301 does not need to be configured by one CPU or the like, and may be configured by a plurality of CPUs or the like.

Memory 302 includes memories such as ROM and RAM. ROM is a nonvolatile memory. The ROM stores a startup program for the server 3 and the like. RAM is volatile memory. The RAM is used, for example, as a working memory during processing in the processor 301.

The storage 303 is, for example, a hard disk or a solid state drive. The storage 303 stores various programs and data used in the server 3. In the embodiment, the storage 303 stores an OS 3031, a delivery order display program 3032, reader data 3033, a delivery destination image 3034, delivery order data 3035, a map image 3036, and delivery result data 3037. . The storage 303 may store programs and data other than these. For example, the storage 303 may store programs for providing various services of a sales force automation (SFA) to the terminal 2.

The OS 3031 is a program for realizing the basic functions of the server 3. Various programs stored in the storage 303 are executed under the control of the OS.

The delivery order display program 3032 is a web application program that operates on the web browser of the terminal 2. The delivery order display program 3032 is a program including various processes for displaying on the terminal 2 the delivery order of the collated bundles collated by the collating machine 1 .

Reader data 3033 is data on readers who subscribe to the newspaper. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of reader data. The reader data may be data in various formats such as CSV (Comma Separated Value). As shown in Figure 5, the reader data includes items such as "reader name", "delivery store name", "delivery area name", "address", "telephone number", "precaution", and "image link". include. "Reader name" is the name of the reader of the newspaper. "Delivery store name" is the name of the newspaper delivery store that delivers the newspaper to the corresponding reader. "Delivery area name" is the name of the area where the corresponding newspaper delivery store delivers newspapers. "Address" is the address of the corresponding reader. "Telephone number" is the corresponding reader's telephone number. "Notes" are precautions to be taken during delivery. The order of delivery may be changed depending on the content of the notes. For example, in a situation where a note stating "until 6:00 a.m." is recorded, if it is difficult to deliver by 6:00 a.m. in the normal delivery order, the delivery order may be changed to make delivery possible. It can be done. Furthermore, in rainy weather, newspapers are wrapped in packaging film to prevent them from getting wet. On the other hand, in situations where, for example, a warning such as ``film is required'' is recorded, packaging is used regardless of the weather. “Image link” is a link to the delivery destination image 3034 of the corresponding reader. Note that the reader data 3033 may include blank data. For example, data such as "telephone number", "precaution", and "image link" may be blank.

The delivery destination image 3034 is an image taken using, for example, the camera of the terminal 2 and representing the delivery destination of the corresponding reader. The delivery destination image 3034 is, for example, an image of the reader's home.

The delivery order data 3035 is, for example, data indicating the delivery order of paper sheets. Delivery order data 3035 is associated with the user of terminal 2. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of delivery order data. The delivery order data may be data in various formats such as CSV. The delivery order data 3035 includes, for example, the following items: "Delivery store name", "Delivery area name", "Delivery route", "Reader name", "Brand name", "Department", and "Caution". "Delivery store name" is the name of the newspaper delivery store that delivers the newspaper to the corresponding reader. "Delivery area name" is the name of the area where the corresponding newspaper delivery store delivers newspapers. The "routing route" is the route of newspaper delivery at the corresponding newspaper delivery store. The delivery order is specified by the "distribution route". "Reader name" is the name of the reader of the newspaper. The "brand name" is the brand name of the newspaper delivered to the corresponding reader. "Copy" is the number of copies of the newspaper to be delivered to the corresponding reader. The delivery order data may include information other than these.

The map image 3036 is an image of a map around the delivery destination. The map image 3036 may be provided from a map providing server different from the server 3.

Delivery result data 3037 is delivery result data. The delivery result data includes, for example, the delivery date, the user name of the person in charge of the delivery, the name of the delivery area where the delivery is carried out, and information about the paper sheet to be delivered, such as the name of the reader at the delivery destination and the brand. It includes information such as name and number of copies, the number of items the user plans to deliver, and data on the delivery route when actually delivered.

The display device 304 is a display device such as a liquid crystal display or an organic EL display. The display device 304 displays various images.

The input device 305 includes an input device such as a touch panel. When the input device 305 is operated, a signal corresponding to the content of the operation is input to the processor 301. Processor 301 performs various processes in response to this signal.

The communication module 306 is a module that includes an interface configured to perform processing when the server 3 communicates with the collating machine 1 and the terminal 2. The communication module 306 is configured to connect to the network N using a mobile phone line, a wired LAN line, a wireless LAN line, or the like.

The operation of the delivery order display system will be explained below. First, the operation of the collating machine 1 will be explained. FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the main operations of the collating machine 1. The processing in FIG. 7 is controlled by the main control circuit 101.

In step S1, the main control circuit 101 determines whether or not to turn on the power of the collating machine 1. For example, when the power switch is turned on, it is determined that the power to the collating machine 1 is turned on. The main control circuit 101 also monitors whether or not commands are received from external sources such as the terminal 2 and the server 3 via the communication module 108, and turns on the power to the collating machine 1 when the reception of the command is confirmed. You may judge. In step S1, the main control circuit 101 waits for processing until it is determined to turn on the power of the collating machine 1. When it is determined in step S1 to turn on the power of the collating machine 1, the process moves to step S2.

In step S2, the main control circuit 101 starts the control application program for the collating machine 1, and displays a startup screen on the operation panel, for example. While the startup screen is displayed, the main control circuit 101 performs various processes necessary for starting the collating machine 1.

In step S3 after completion of the startup process, the main control circuit 101 displays a main screen on the operation panel, for example. On the main screen, the user can start the collating operation and assembly operation of the collating machine 1, and check various states during the collating operation. Further, from the main screen, the user can display various setting screens.

In step S4, the main control circuit 101 determines whether or not to perform a collation operation. For example, when the start of a collating operation is instructed by operating the operation panel on the main screen, it is determined that the collating operation is to be performed. When it is determined in step S4 that a collation operation is to be performed, the process moves to step S5. If it is determined in step S4 that the collation operation is not to be performed, the process moves to step S8.

In step S5, the main control circuit 101 executes a collation operation according to the current settings. For example, when the setting of the collating machine 1 is to perform only collating, the main control circuit 101 controls the sub-control circuit 102 to cause the collating mechanism 10 to execute a collating operation. On the other hand, when the setting of the collating machine 1 is for collating and folding, the main control circuit 101 controls the sub-control circuits 102, 103, and 104 to control the collating mechanism 10 and the newspaper supply mechanism 30 for folding and folding. A collating operation is performed while interlocking the transport mechanism 40.

In step S6, the main control circuit 101 determines whether the collation operation is completed. For example, it is determined that the collating operation is complete when the specified number of collated bundles have been collated or when the specified number of collated bundles have been folded into newspapers. If it is determined in step S6 that the collation operation is not completed, the process returns to step S5. When it is determined in step S6 that the collation operation is completed, the process moves to step S7.

In step S7, the main control circuit 101 determines whether or not to turn off the power to the collating machine 1. For example, when the power switch is turned off or when a command to turn off the power is received, it is determined that the power to the collating machine 1 is to be turned off. When it is determined in step S7 that the power to the collating machine 1 is not to be turned off, the process returns to step S4. When it is determined in step S7 to turn off the power to the collating machine 1, the process in FIG. 7 ends.

In step S8, the main control circuit 101 determines whether or not to perform the installation operation. For example, when the start of the installation operation is instructed by operating the operation panel on the main screen, it is determined that the installation operation is to be performed. If it is determined in step S8 that the embedding operation is to be performed, the process moves to step S9. If it is determined in step S8 that the embedding operation is not to be performed, the process returns to step S4.

In step S9, the main control circuit 101 executes the installation operation according to the current settings. In the installation operation, the main control circuit 101 generates discharge order data according to delivery order data acquired from the server 3, for example. The main control circuit 101 then executes the installation operation according to the ejection order data.

The discharge order data is data indicating the order in which paper sheets are discharged from the discharge port of the collating machine 1. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of discharge order data. The order of discharge is basically the reverse order of the order of delivery. This is because the collating mechanism 10 stacks the paper sheets in the order in which they are input. In other words, if the newspapers are thrown in in the order of delivery, the newspaper that should be delivered first will be at the bottom. On the other hand, since the ejection order is determined in the reverse order of the delivery order, the newspapers to be delivered first are ejected with the newspapers facing up. This makes it easier for newspaper deliverers to deliver newspapers. In addition, in rainy weather, the collated bundle may be wrapped with a packaging film. If such packaging is required, it may be better to make the delivery order and the discharge order the same depending on the structure of the packaging machine. Furthermore, in the delivery order data, the delivery order of separator sheets may also be set. Separator sheets are sheets of paper inserted between collated bundles to indicate the separation of newspapers delivered to the same reader. As shown in FIG. 6, one reader may subscribe to multiple types of newspapers or multiple copies of newspapers. In other words, it may be necessary to deliver multiple newspapers to one reader. On the other hand, in the assembling operation, the newspapers input from the paper feed shelf are stacked in sequence according to the order of delivery. In this case, it may become impossible to determine the position of the break in the newspaper to be delivered to each reader. A separator sheet can be inserted at a separator position where there is a change in delivery destination in the delivery order.

In the built-in operation, the main control circuit 101 refers to the ejection order data generated based on the delivery order data, and controls the sub control circuit 102 so that the newspaper specified by the ejection order data is fed from the paper feed shelf. The collating mechanism 10 is controlled via the collating mechanism 10. The collating mechanism 10 discharges the newspapers input from the paper feed shelf from the discharge port. The folding and conveying mechanism 40 conveys the newspaper to the lifting mechanism 50. Please note that some newspapers require inserts for flyers. In this case, the main control circuit 101 may operate the newspaper supply mechanism 30 and collation mechanism 10 in cooperation.

Here, we return to the explanation of FIG. 7. In step S10, the main control circuit 101 determines whether the installation operation is completed. For example, it is determined that the assembling operation is completed when all paper sheets included in the ejection order data have been ejected. If it is determined in step S10 that the installation operation is not completed, the process returns to step S9. When it is determined in step S10 that the installation operation is completed, the process moves to step S11.

In step S11, the main control circuit 101 uses the communication module 108 to notify, for example, the server 3 that the installation operation has been completed. After that, the process moves to step S7. When receiving a notification that the installation operation has been completed, the server 3 pops up a message that the installation operation has been completed, for example, on the screen of the display device 204 of the user's terminal 2 that delivers the collated bundle generated by the installation operation. It may be displayed.

9A, FIG. 9B, and FIG. 9C are flowcharts showing the processing of the delivery order display program 3032. The processes in FIGS. 9A to 9C are started, for example, when execution of the delivery order display program 3032 is instructed from the SFA screen displayed on the web browser 2032 of the terminal 2. Note that in order for the terminal 2 to access the SFA, input of an ID and password may be required, for example.

In step S101, the processor 301 acquires various data from the storage 303. The processor 301 acquires delivery order data 3035 corresponding to the user of the accessed terminal 2 from the storage 303. Furthermore, the processor 301 acquires reader data 3033 of the reader name of the acquired delivery order data 3035 and the delivery destination image 3034 from the storage 303 . Then, the processor 301 acquires the reader data whose delivery order is first and the delivery destination image according to the acquired delivery order data.

In step S102 after acquiring the data, the processor 301 acquires information on the current position of the terminal 2 based on the information of the GPS module 206 of the terminal 2.

In step S103, the processor 301 acquires a map image 3036 around the current location of the terminal 2 from the storage 303.

In step S104, the processor 301 transmits data on the main screen of the delivery order display program 3032 to the terminal 2 based on the acquired data. The terminal 2 displays a main screen on the web browser of the display device 204. After that, the process moves to step S105.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of the main screen of the delivery order display program 3032. As shown in FIG. 10, the main screen includes an area name display area 401. The area name display area 401 is a display area for displaying the area name at the current position.

The main screen also includes a map image display area 402. The map image display area 402 is a display area for displaying a map image 3036 around the current position.

A marker 403 indicating the delivery destination is displayed above the map image displayed in the map image display area 402. The marker 403 displays a number indicating the order of delivery. Further, a marker 403 indicating a delivery destination currently being delivered is displayed to be distinguished from other markers 403. For example, in FIG. 10, the marker 403a with delivery order "1" is displayed in a different color from the other markers 403b.

Furthermore, a marker 404 indicating the current position of the terminal 2 is also displayed on the map image displayed in the map image display area 402. The display position of the marker 404 indicating the current position is updated as the terminal 2 moves.

Furthermore, the map image display area 402 includes a delivery order display area 405. The delivery order display area 405 displays the current delivery order with respect to the total number of deliveries, which is the number of deliveries specified by the delivery order data. In FIG. 10, an example is shown in which the total number of deliveries is "120" and the current delivery order is "1".

Furthermore, the map image display area 402 includes a delivery button 406. The delivery button 406 is a button for advancing the delivery order to the next one. The delivery button 406 is selected by the user when delivery to the current delivery destination is completed.

The main screen also includes a reader simple information display area. The reader simple information display area is a display area for displaying simple information about the readers in the current delivery order. The reader simple information display area includes a reader name display area 407, an address display area 408, and a delivery brand display area 409.

The reader name display area 407 is a display area for displaying the names of the readers in the current delivery order. A details button 407a may be displayed in the reader name display area 407. The details button 407a is displayed when detailed reader data exists for the corresponding reader. The details button 407a is a button for displaying a detailed screen of information about the corresponding reader. The detailed screen will be explained later.

The address display area 408 is a display area for displaying the address of the reader in the current delivery order. The address display area 408 may display only a simple address that the user can identify among the addresses registered in the reader data. For example, the display of the city, town, village name, etc. in the address display area 408 may be omitted.

The delivery brand display area 409 is a display area for displaying information on the paper sheets to be delivered to the delivery destination in the current delivery order, such as the brand and number of copies of newspapers. The delivery brand display area 409 includes a brand display area 409a and a number of copies display area 409b. Note that for issues that are subscribed to by readers in the current delivery order but do not require delivery at the current timing, for example, issues whose subscriptions have been temporarily suspended due to the reader's convenience, the number of copies display area 409b is displayed. For example, the word "ku" may be displayed to distinguish it from others. Additionally, if the number of newspaper brands to be delivered to the delivery destination in the current delivery order cannot be displayed in the delivery brand display area 409, a button is displayed to switch to displaying the remaining brands that cannot be displayed. It's okay. For example, in FIG. 10, information on up to six brands can be displayed in the delivery brand display area 409. In this case, if the number of newspaper brands to be delivered to the delivery destination in the current delivery order is 7 or more, information on only 5 brands is displayed in the delivery brand display area 409, and information on the remaining 1 brand is displayed. A switching button may be displayed in the information display area. The user can also check information on the remaining stocks by selecting this switching button. Regardless of the number of newspaper brands to be delivered to the delivery destination in the current delivery order, information on up to five brands may be initially displayed, and the switching button may always be displayed.

The main screen also includes a camera button 410 and a call button 411. Camera button 410 is a button for starting the camera. The call button 411 is a button for starting a call application program.

The main screen also includes a list button 412. The list button 412 is a button for switching the screen of the delivery order display program 3032 displayed on the web browser of the display device 204 from the main screen to the list screen. The list screen will be explained later.

The main screen shown in FIG. 10 is an example. The main screen does not necessarily have to include all the display areas and buttons shown in FIG. Further, the main screen may include display areas or buttons other than those shown in FIG. 10. For example, the main screen may include a caution display that is displayed on a list screen that will be described later.

Here, we return to the explanation of the flowchart. In step S105, the processor 301 determines whether to display details. For example, when the details button 407a displayed on the web browser of the terminal 2 is selected, it is determined that the details should be displayed. If it is determined in step S105 that detailed display is to be performed, the process moves to step S201. If it is determined in step S105 that detailed display is not to be performed, the process moves to step S106.

In step S106, the processor 301 determines whether to display a list. For example, when the list button 412 displayed on the web browser of the terminal 2 is selected, it is determined that the list should be displayed. If it is determined in step S106 that a list should be displayed, the process moves to step S301. If it is determined in step S106 that the list is not to be displayed, the process moves to step S107.

In step S107, the processor 301 determines whether or not to perform imaging. For example, when the camera button 410 displayed on the web browser of the terminal 2 is selected, it is determined that photography will be performed. If it is determined in step S107 that photographing is to be performed, the process moves to step S108. If it is determined in step S107 that photographing is not to be performed, the process moves to step S109.

In step S108, the processor 301 instructs the terminal 2 to activate the camera serving as the input device 205 of the terminal 2. In response to this, the processor 201 of the terminal 2 activates the camera as the input device 205. For example, the user takes an image of the delivery destination using a camera. After the photographing is completed, the processor 201 of the terminal 2 records the image obtained by photographing in the storage 203, for example. Alternatively, the processor 201 transmits the image obtained by photography to the server 3. After that, the process returns to step S102. Note that if the camera function is terminated by the user, the process may return to step S102 without waiting for the completion of photographing.

In step S109, the processor 301 determines whether to conduct a telephone call. For example, when the call button 411 displayed on the web browser of the terminal 2 is selected, it is determined that a call will be made. If it is determined in step S109 that a telephone call should be made, the process moves to step S110. If it is determined in step S109 that the call will not be made, the process moves to step S111.

In step S110, the processor 301 instructs the terminal 2 to start the call application program of the terminal 2. In response to this, the processor 201 of the terminal 2 starts the call application program. The user uses the call application program to make a call, for example, to a reader at a delivery destination in the current delivery order. After the call is completed, the process returns to step S102.

In step S111, the processor 301 determines whether to switch to the next delivery order. For example, when the delivery button 406 displayed on the web browser of the terminal 2 is selected, it is determined that switching to the next delivery order is to be performed. If it is determined in step S111 to switch to the next delivery order, the process moves to step S112. In step S111, if it is determined not to switch to the next delivery order, the process returns to step S102.

In step S112, the processor 301 sets the delivery status for the current delivery destination to "delivered". Additionally, processor 301 adds 1 to the current delivery order.

In step S113, the processor 301 determines whether delivery has been completed. For example, if the current delivery order exceeds the total number of deliveries, it is determined that the delivery has been completed. If it is determined in step S113 that the delivery has not been completed, the process moves to step S114. If it is determined in step S113 that the delivery has been completed, the process moves to step S115.

In step S114, the processor 301 switches the reader data and delivery destination images to the next delivery order. After that, the process returns to step S102.

In step S115, the processor 301 updates the screen displayed on the web browser to notify the user that the delivery has been completed, for example. Further, the processor 301 stores the current delivery result data in the storage 303. Thereafter, the processor 301 terminates the delivery order display program 3032.

Next, detailed display will be explained with reference to FIG. 9B. In step S201 when it is determined in step S105 that detailed display is to be performed, the processor 301 switches the display on the web browser of the display device 204 of the terminal 2 from the main screen to the detailed screen for the reader in the current delivery order. After that, the process moves to step S202.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of a detailed screen. As shown in FIG. 11, the detailed screen includes an area name display area 501. Area name display area 501 is similar to area name display area 401 on the main screen.

Further, the details screen includes a reader detailed information display area. The reader detailed information display area is a display area for displaying detailed information of the readers in the current delivery order. The reader detailed information display area includes a reader name display area 502, a telephone number display area 503, an address display area 504, a delivery brand display area 505, a warning information display area 506, and a delivery destination image display area 507. . Here, information that cannot be displayed in the detailed reader information display area may be configured to be scroll-displayed.

The reader name display area 502 is a display area for displaying the names of the readers in the current delivery order, similar to the reader name display area 407 on the main screen.

The telephone number display area 503 is a display area for displaying the telephone numbers of readers in the current delivery order. If "telephone number" data for the corresponding reader is registered in the reader data 3033, the contents of the "telephone number" are displayed in the telephone number display area 503.

The address display area 504 is a display area for displaying the address of the reader in the current delivery order, similar to the address display area 408 on the main screen. However, in the address display area 504, a detailed address may be displayed instead of a simple address.

The delivery brand display area 505, like the delivery brand display area 409 on the main screen, is a display area for displaying the brand and number of newspapers to be delivered to readers in the current delivery order. Like the delivery brand display area 409, the delivery brand display area 505 includes a brand display area and a number of copies display area.

The caution information display area 506 is a display area for displaying cautions regarding readers in the current delivery order. If "notes" data for the corresponding reader is registered in the reader data, the contents of the "notes" are displayed in the caution information display area 506.

The delivery destination image display area 507 is a display area for displaying delivery destination images in the current delivery order. If an "image link" for the corresponding reader is set in the reader data, a delivery destination image 3034 associated with the "image link" is displayed in the delivery destination image display area 507. In the delivery destination image display area 507, a delivery destination image stored in the storage 203 of the terminal 2 may be displayed.

The details screen also includes a delivery button 508 next. Like the delivery button 406, the delivery button 508 is a button for advancing the delivery order to the next one.

Further, the details screen includes a return button 509 and a list button 510. The back button 509 is a button for switching the screen of the delivery order display program 3032 displayed on the web browser of the display device 204 from the details screen to the main screen. The list button 510 is a button for switching the screen of the delivery order display program 3032 displayed on the web browser of the display device 204 from the details screen to the list screen. The list screen will be explained later.

In step S202, the processor 301 determines whether to return from the details screen. For example, if the return button 509 displayed on the web browser of the terminal 2 is selected, it is determined that the return is to be made from the details screen. If it is determined in step S202 to return from the details screen, the process returns to step S102. If it is determined in step S202 that the screen does not return from the details screen, the process moves to step S203.

In step S203, the processor 301 determines whether to display a list. For example, when the list button 510 displayed on the web browser of the terminal 2 is selected, it is determined that the list should be displayed. If it is determined in step S203 that a list should be displayed, the process moves to step S301. If it is determined in step S203 that the list is not to be displayed, the process moves to step S204.

In step S204, the processor 301 determines whether to switch to the next delivery order. For example, when the delivery button 508 displayed on the web browser of the terminal 2 is selected, it is determined that switching to the next delivery order is to be performed. If it is determined in step S204 to switch to the next delivery order, the process moves to step S205. In step S204, if it is determined not to switch to the next delivery order, the process returns to step S201.

In step S205, the processor 301 sets the delivery status for the current delivery destination to "delivered". Additionally, processor 301 adds 1 to the current delivery order.

In step S206, the processor 301 determines whether the delivery has been completed. For example, if the current delivery order exceeds the total number of deliveries, it is determined that the delivery has been completed. If it is determined in step S206 that the delivery has not been completed, the process moves to step S207. If it is determined in step S206 that the delivery has been completed, the process moves to step S208.

In step S207, the processor 301 switches the reader data and delivery destination images to the next delivery order. After that, the process returns to step S201.

In step S208, the processor 301 updates the screen displayed on the web browser to notify the user that the delivery has been completed, for example. Further, the processor 301 stores the current delivery result data in the storage 303. Thereafter, the processor 301 terminates the delivery order display program 3032.

Next, list display will be explained with reference to FIG. 9C. In step S301 when it is determined in step S106 or S203 to display a list, the processor 301 switches the display on the web browser of the display device 204 from the main screen or the details screen to the list screen. After that, the process moves to step S302.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of a list screen. As shown in FIG. 12, the list screen includes an area name display area 601. The area name display area 601 is the same as the area name display area 401 on the main screen and the area name display area 501 on the detailed screen.

The list screen also includes a list information display area. The list information display area is a display area for displaying reader information and delivery order. The list information display area includes a reader name display area 602 and a delivery brand display area 603.

The reader name display area 602 is a display area for displaying the reader's name. On the list screen, as many reader name display areas 602 are provided as there are delivery orders. The portion that cannot be completely displayed on the display device 204 may be displayed, for example, by scrolling.

The delivery brand display area 603 is a display area for displaying the brand and number of newspapers to be delivered to the readers in each delivery order. The delivery brand display area 603 includes a brand display area 603a and a number of copies display area 603b.

Further, a details button 604 may be displayed in the reader name display area 602. A details button 604 is displayed when detailed reader data exists for the corresponding reader. The details button 604 is a button for displaying a detailed screen of information about the corresponding reader. Furthermore, if "notes" data for a reader in the corresponding delivery order is registered in the reader data, the color of the details button 604 changes, for example.

Furthermore, a delivery status confirmation column 605 is displayed in the reader name display area 602. The delivery status confirmation field 605 displays whether or not delivery to the corresponding delivery order has been completed. If the delivery for that delivery order has not been completed, the delivery status confirmation column 605 is blank. On the other hand, as the delivery order status is switched to delivered, "completed" is displayed in the delivery status confirmation column 605.

The list screen also includes a return button 606. The back button 606 is a button for switching the screen of the delivery order display program 3032 displayed on the web browser of the display device 204 from the list screen to the main screen.

In step S302, the processor 301 determines whether to return from the list screen. For example, if the return button 606 displayed on the web browser of the terminal 2 is selected, it is determined that the user returns from the list screen. If it is determined in step S302 to return from the list screen, the process returns to step S102. If it is determined in step S302 that the screen does not return from the list screen, the process moves to step S303.

In step S303, the processor 301 determines whether to display details. For example, when the details button 604 displayed on the web browser of the terminal 2 is selected, it is determined that the details should be displayed. If it is determined in step S303 that detailed display is to be performed, the process moves to step S201. If it is determined in step S303 that detailed display is not to be performed, the process returns to step S301.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a detailed delivery result screen. The delivery result details screen is a screen for checking the delivery result by the user of each terminal 2. The delivery result details screen is transitioned from the SFA screen, for example, and can be viewed by both the user of the terminal 2 and the administrator of the server 3.

As shown in FIG. 13, the delivery result details screen includes a search condition input field 701. The search condition is an input field for inputting search conditions for the delivery result data 3037 stored in the storage 303. The search condition input field 701 includes, for example, input fields for "person in charge", "date", and "area". “Person in charge” is an input field for inputting the user name of the person in charge of delivery as a search condition. "Date" is an input field for inputting a delivery date range as a search condition. "Area" is an input field for inputting an area name as a search condition. FIG. 13 shows an example in which only the "date" is entered. In this case, the processor 301 searches for delivery result data 3037 included in the input date range.

The delivery result details screen also includes a delivery result list display area 702. A summary of delivery results is displayed in list display area 702 based on delivery result data 3037 searched according to the search conditions. In the list display area 702, information such as "delivery date", "person in charge", "area", "brand classification", and "planned number of items" is displayed based on the delivery result data 3037. "Date of Delivery" is the date on which the delivery is or is made. “Person in charge” is the user name of the person in charge of delivery. "Area" is the name of the area where the corresponding person is in charge of delivery. The "brand classification" is the classification of the brand of newspaper delivered by the corresponding person in charge. The "planned number of items" is the number of items that the corresponding person in charge will deliver in the corresponding area, that is, the number of readers. Here, delivery results that cannot be displayed in the delivery result list display area 702 may be displayed by scrolling.

The delivery result details screen also includes a search result total number display area 703. The total number of search results display area 703 is a display area for displaying the total number of search results. The example in FIG. 13 shows that 50 delivery results have been retrieved.

Further, for example, the user can select a desired delivery result from the list display area 702. The selected delivery result is displayed in reverse video, for example. Further, the selected delivery result is displayed on the map image 704 displayed on the delivery result details screen. In FIG. 13, two delivery results 702a and 702b are selected, and the map image 704 displays delivery results 705a and 705b. Delivery results 705a and 705b include a marker 7051 indicating a delivery destination and an actual delivery route 7052. If there is a marker 7051 that is off the delivery route 7052, this indicates that the user in charge has not actually delivered to the delivery destination corresponding to the marker 7051, although it was scheduled for delivery. For example, the marker 7051a of "6" in the delivery result 705b of FIG. 13 corresponds. By performing such a display, it is possible to easily confirm that the user in charge has forgotten to make a delivery. Here, when any marker 7051 is selected, information about the reader at the delivery destination corresponding to that marker 7051 may be displayed.

Here, the map image 704 may be provided with enlargement/reduction buttons 706. The enlargement/reduction button 706 is a button for enlarging or reducing the scale of the displayed map image 704. Each time the enlargement/reduction button 706 is selected, the processor 301 changes the scale of the displayed map image 704. Along with this, the processor 301 also updates the display of the delivery results.

Further, the delivery result details screen includes a details button 707. The details button 707 is a button for displaying detailed information on the delivery result selected in the list display area 702. When the details button 707 is selected, the processor 301 switches the delivery result details screen to the delivery record details screen.

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of a delivery record details screen. FIG. 14 shows the delivery record details screen with the delivery result 702a selected. The delivery record details screen includes a basic information display area 801 for delivery results. The basic information display area 801 is a display area for displaying basic information of detailed information currently being displayed. The basic information display area 801 includes display columns for, for example, "area type", "area name", "brand classification", and "person in charge". "Area type" indicates the type of area currently being displayed. For example, in the case of the delivery record details screen as in the embodiment, "Delivery" is displayed in "Area Type". "Area name" indicates the name of the area of the currently displayed delivery result. “Brand classification” indicates the brand classification of the delivery result currently being displayed. “Person in charge” indicates the person in charge of the currently displayed delivery result.

The delivery record details screen also includes a delivery schedule list display area 802. The delivery schedule list display area 802 displays a list of delivery destinations that are or were scheduled to be delivered, brand names and copies that are or were scheduled to be delivered in the currently selected delivery result in the order of delivery. . Here, the delivery results that cannot be displayed in the delivery schedule list display area 802 may be displayed by scrolling.

The delivery record details screen also includes a search result total number display area 803 similar to the delivery result details screen.

Further, a map image 804 is displayed on the delivery record details screen as well as the delivery result details screen. The map image 804 displays the currently selected delivery result 805. Similar to the delivery result details screen, the delivery result 805 includes a marker 8051 indicating the delivery destination and an actual delivery route 8052. Here, when any marker 8051 is selected, information about the reader at the delivery destination corresponding to that marker 8051 may be displayed.

Further, the map image 804 may be provided with enlargement/reduction buttons 806 similarly to the delivery result details screen. Each time the enlargement/reduction button 806 is selected, the processor 301 changes the scale of the displayed map image 804. Along with this, the processor 301 also updates the display of the delivery results.

Further, the delivery record details screen includes a return button 807 instead of the details button 707. The return button 807 is a button for switching from the delivery record details screen to the delivery result details screen. When the return button 807 is selected, the processor 301 switches the delivery record details screen to the delivery result details screen.

As described above, according to the embodiment, delivery order information is displayed on the display device of a terminal owned by a user who is a newspaper deliverer. For example, in the embodiment, markers representing delivery destinations are displayed on the map image, and a number representing the order of delivery is displayed on each marker. This allows the user to easily understand the delivery order. Furthermore, in the embodiment, the type and number of newspapers to be delivered to the delivery destination in the current delivery order are displayed together with the delivery order. Thereby, the user can easily grasp not only the order of delivery but also information about the newspapers to be delivered to each delivery destination. In this way, in this embodiment, the effort required by the user, who is the deliverer, to confirm the delivery destination is reduced.

Further, according to the embodiment, the assembly operation on the collating machine 1 and the display of the delivery order on the terminal 2 are performed according to the same delivery order data. Thereby, the collated bundle assembled by the collating machine 1 and the delivery order can be linked. In other words, the user can appropriately deliver the newspapers to each delivery destination by picking up the newspapers in order from the collected bundle and delivering them.

In addition to the main screen, the delivery order display program in the embodiment provides a detailed screen and a list screen. On the main screen, the user can know the approximate distance and direction to each delivery destination, as well as the type and number of newspapers to be delivered, by markers indicating the delivery destination and the current location displayed on the map. . On the details screen, the user can know detailed information about the readers of each delivery destination. Furthermore, on the list screen, the user can view information on delivery destinations in order of delivery.

Further, in the embodiment, when the assembly operation by the collating machine 1 is completed, a notification to that effect is given to the user of the terminal 2. As a result, the user can know the completion of the assembly operation even if he is away from the collating machine 1.

Further, in the embodiment, the delivery results of paper sheets for each user can be confirmed on the details screen. Such a confirmation screen is useful for checking whether there is a delivery omission or the like and for analyzing the cause of the omission.

[Modified example]
Modifications of the embodiment will be described below. In the embodiment, the delivery order data is transmitted from the server 3 to the terminal 2. On the other hand, the delivery order data may be transmitted from the collating machine 1 to the terminal 2. Further, instead of the delivery order data, discharge order data is sent from the collating machine 1 to the terminal 2, and the processor 201 of the terminal 2 converts the discharge order data into delivery order data and then displays the various screens described above. You may. Further, data such as reader data, delivery destination images, and map images stored in the server 3 may also be transmitted from the collating machine 1 to the terminal 2.

Further, in the embodiment, information such as the route and required time to the delivery destination in the current delivery order may also be displayed on the map image displayed on the main screen. In addition to displaying the route, audio guidance or the like may be provided. In addition to the required time, if a delivery time is specified in the "Notes", the remaining time until the specified time, etc. may be displayed.

Furthermore, in the embodiment described above, when the delivery button is selected, the delivery order is changed as is. On the other hand, if, for example, the distance between the current location and the current delivery destination location is equal to or greater than a threshold, the user may be asked to reconfirm that the delivery has not actually been completed. . If confirmation is performed again, this may be recorded as a history.

Furthermore, in the embodiment described above, the delivery order display program is a web application. On the other hand, the delivery order display program may be a program that is installed on the terminal 2 and operates on the terminal 2.

Furthermore, in the embodiments described above, newspapers are cited as paper sheets to be subjected to the embedding operation. Paper sheets to be subjected to the embedding operation are not limited to newspapers. For example, the paper sheet to be incorporated may be a booklet, a catalog, etc. as long as it is relatively thin.

Moreover, each process according to the embodiment described above can also be stored as a program that can be executed by the processor 201 or 301 that is a computer. In addition, it can be stored and distributed in a storage medium of an external storage device such as a magnetic disk, an optical disk, or a semiconductor memory. The processor 201 reads a program stored in the storage medium of the external storage device, and its operations are controlled by the read program, thereby being able to execute the above-described processes.

The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and various modifications can be made in the implementation stage without departing from the spirit thereof. Moreover, each embodiment may be implemented in combination as appropriate, and in that case, the combined effect can be obtained. Furthermore, the embodiments described above include various inventions, and various inventions can be extracted by combinations selected from the plurality of constituent features disclosed. For example, if a problem can be solved and an effect can be obtained even if some constituent features are deleted from all the constituent features shown in the embodiment, the configuration from which these constituent features are deleted can be extracted as an invention.
Below, the invention described in the original claims of this application will be added.
[1] Obtaining data on the delivery order of multiple paper sheets,
Displaying the delivery order of the plurality of paper sheets on a display device based on the delivery order data;
A delivery order display program that causes a computer to execute the following.
[2] The delivery order display program according to [1], further causing the computer to display information on the paper sheets to be delivered to each delivery destination.
[3] The information on the paper sheets includes information on the type of the paper sheets to be delivered to each delivery destination and information on the number of copies of the paper sheets to be delivered to each delivery destination [2 Delivery order display program described in ].
[4] The delivery according to any one of [1] to [3], wherein displaying the delivery order on a display device includes displaying the delivery order on a map image together with a marker indicating a delivery destination. sequential display program.
[5] The delivery order display program according to [4], wherein displaying the delivery order on the display device further includes displaying a marker indicating the current position on the map image.
[6] The delivery order display program according to any one of [1] to [5], for causing the computer to further display detailed information on delivery destinations in the current delivery order.
[7] The delivery order display program according to any one of [1] to [6], wherein displaying the delivery order on the display device includes displaying a list of delivery destination information in order of delivery.
[8] The delivery order display program according to any one of [1] to [7], for causing the computer to further display notes for delivery destinations in the current delivery order.
[9] The plurality of paper sheets are collated by a collating machine based on delivery order data,
In any one of [1] to [8], the delivery order data used to display the delivery order on the display device and the delivery order data used for collation by the collating machine are the same. Delivery order display program described.
[10] Obtaining data on the delivery order of multiple paper sheets;
Displaying the delivery order of the plurality of paper sheets on a display device based on the delivery order data;
A computer-readable recording medium that records a delivery order display program for causing a computer to execute.
[11] Obtaining data on the delivery order of multiple paper sheets;
Displaying the delivery order on a display device of a terminal based on the delivery order data;
A delivery order display device comprising a control unit that performs the following.
[12] The control unit includes:
The delivery order display device according to [11], further comprising displaying the delivery results of the plurality of paper sheets on a display device.

1 collating machine, 2 terminal, 3 server, 10 collating mechanism, 30 newspaper supply mechanism, 40 folding and transport mechanism, 50 lifting mechanism, 101 main control circuit, 102, 103, 104, 105 sub control circuit, 106 display , 107 operation switches, 108 communication module, 201 processor, 202 memory, 203 storage, 204 display device, 205 input device, 206 GPS module, 207 communication module, 301 processor, 302 memory, 303 storage, 304 display device, 305 input Device, 306 Communication module.

Claims (9)

Obtaining data on the delivery order of multiple paper sheets,
Based on the delivery order data , the delivery order of the plurality of paper sheets is displayed on the display device together with a marker indicating the delivery destination on the map image, and the paper sheets to be delivered to the delivery destination in the current delivery order are further displayed. displaying information on the number of copies of the paper sheet and information on the number of copies of the paper sheet to be delivered to the delivery destination in the current delivery order on the display device together with the map image;
A delivery order display program that causes a computer to execute the following. 2. The delivery order display program according to claim 1 , wherein displaying the delivery order on a display device further includes displaying a marker indicating a current position on the map image. Displaying a details button along with the map image;
Displaying detailed information of the delivery destination in the current delivery order when the details button is selected ;
The delivery order display program according to claim 1 or 2, further causing the computer to execute. Displaying a list button along with the map image;
Displaying a list of delivery destination information in the order of delivery when the list button is selected ;
The delivery order display program according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , further causing the computer to execute . 5. The delivery order display program according to claim 1 , further causing the computer to display notes for delivery destinations in the current delivery order. The plurality of paper sheets are collated by a collating machine based on delivery order data,
The delivery order data used to display the delivery order on a display device and the delivery order data used for collation by the collating machine are the same. Delivery order display program. Obtaining data on the delivery order of multiple paper sheets,
Based on the delivery order data , the delivery order of the plurality of paper sheets is displayed on the display device together with a marker indicating the delivery destination on the map image, and the paper sheets to be delivered to the delivery destination in the current delivery order are further displayed. displaying information on the number of copies of the paper sheet and information on the number of copies of the paper sheet to be delivered to the delivery destination in the current delivery order on the display device together with the map image;
A computer-readable recording medium that records a delivery order display program for causing a computer to execute. Obtaining data on the delivery order of multiple paper sheets,
Based on the delivery order data , the delivery order of the plurality of paper sheets is displayed on the display device together with a marker indicating the delivery destination on the map image, and the paper sheets to be delivered to the delivery destination in the current delivery order are further displayed. displaying information on the number of copies of the paper sheet and information on the number of copies of the paper sheet to be delivered to the delivery destination in the current delivery order on the display device together with the map image;
A delivery order display device comprising a control unit that performs the following. The control unit includes:
The delivery order display device according to claim 8 , further comprising displaying the delivery results of the plurality of paper sheets on a display device.