JPS62290587A - Preparation of customer card - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

Detailed Description of the Invention 3. Detailed Description of the Invention [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a method of creating a customer card used in the retail industry, service industry, etc.

[Conventional technology] The most important thing in the retail industry, service industry, etc. is to create regular customers. The common method currently used to create regular customers is to issue a membership card for the store, issue a sticker corresponding to the purchase amount, or stamp the card with a seal.
The plan was to offer services such as free shopping coupons, gift certificates, and gifts in exchange for the accumulated number of tickets.

Additionally, in some cases, magnetic cards issued by banks and credit companies are used to manage sales amounts to each customer.

[Problems to be solved by the invention] The method of issuing the stickers and stamping them on the cards described above has the problem of losing the stickers brought home or the hassle of pasting them.
There were also drawbacks such as customers who went shopping forgetting their cards and being unable to stamp them, and the system was not as effective as expected. Also, as a good example, it is impossible to know who purchases how much on a monthly basis, so the best thing to do is to have stickers and stamps brought in and give a rough idea, and it is difficult to get the exact amount. I couldn't do it.

In the above-mentioned method using magnetic cards issued by banks and the like, since the card is common to each store, it is difficult to attract customers only to one's own store. In addition, since magnetic cards must be produced in large quantities by ordering from a specific manufacturer such as a printing company, it is expensive to issue magnetic cards just for your store, and it is difficult for regular stores to do so. be.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a method for creating customer cards that allows for extremely easy customer management and for issuing customer cards at one's own store.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The problem with the above-mentioned conventional technology is that it uses a card slip in which two sheets of card paper, each coated with an adhesive on the back, are bonded to a backing paper.
Print at least a customer-specific barcode on the card paper of this card slip using a word processor, computer, etc., then peel off the two pieces of card paper from the backing paper, and print the adhesive-coated side of the two pieces of card paper. Solved by crimping comrades and creating customer cards.

[Effect] Since the unique number for each customer is made into a barcode, even one sheet can be created on the spot using a word processor, computer, etc.
It can be easily adopted in general stores.

When a customer makes a purchase, the barcode on the customer card is read by a barcode scanner and this is input into the computer along with the sales amount from the register, thereby making it easy to manage customer sales and the like for each customer. Also, since it uses a barcode system, even if you forget your customer card, you can process it by stating the number at the register.

[Example] Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained with reference to an illustrated example. As shown in FIG. 1, the card ticket 1 consists of a mount 2 made of thin paper, and a card paper 3 made of relatively strong paper, resin material, or synthetic paper of paper and resin material, etc. An adhesive 4 is applied to the back surface of the card paper 3, and the card paper 3 is adhered to the mount 2 by this adhesive 4.

In addition, the card sheet 1 is larger than twice the size of the card to be created, and the card paper 3 is cut along the cutting line 3C so that there are two pieces of card paper 3a for the front side and card paper 3b for the back side. has been done.

Next, at a retail store, a service store, etc., a word processor, etc.
Using a computer or the like, a barcode 5a unique to the customer issuing the card, a name 5b indicating his or her store name, club, etc.
Print name 50 etc. Thereafter, the two card papers 3a and 3b for the front and back sides are peeled off from the mount 2, and the back sides coated with the adhesive 4 are pressed together on the card papers 3a and 3b, as shown in Fig. 3. A customer card 6 is obtained.

In this way, the unique number for the customer can be
Therefore, even a single sheet can be created on the spot using a word processor, computer, etc., and it can be easily adopted in general stores. In addition, when printing with a word processor, computer, etc., the thickness is half the thickness of the customer card 6 plus the thickness of the mount 2, so there is no problem with mounting it on the printer. To do this, the card must be soft, and to use it as a card, it must have strength.

Regarding this point 1, according to the method of the present invention, when printing, about half of the card is soft, but the card is made of two sheets stacked on top of each other, so it is stiff, and recently, most products have bar codes attached to them. This barcode is read with a barcode scanner to manage sales, so many retail stores have barcode scanners. Therefore, when a customer makes a purchase, the barcode 5a of the customer card 6 is read by a barcode scanner, and this is input into the computer along with the sales from the register, thereby making it easy to manage the sales for each customer. Moreover, since it is a barcode system, even if the customer card 6 is forgotten, the transaction can be processed by stating the number (for example, when a telephone number is used as a barcode) at the cash register.

In the case of magnetic cards, the issuing machine is expensive and must be ordered from a printing company, costing 30 to 40 yen per card, but when using barcodes as in this example, each card is issued for 3 to 4 yen. It is possible to reduce the cost to approximately 1,710 yen.

Note that the adhesive 4 may be applied to either one of the card papers 3a and 3b, or may be applied partially, and the adjacent cut 113c of the card papers 3a and 3b may be a fold line.

[Effects of the Invention] As is clear from the above description, according to the present invention, a card sheet in which two sheets of card paper with adhesive applied to the back side are bonded to a mount is used. Print at least a customer-specific barcode on the card paper using a word processor, computer, etc., then peel off the two card papers from the mount, and press the adhesive-coated sides of the two card papers together. Since customer cards are created, customer management is extremely easy and can be issued at your own store.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an embodiment of the method for creating a customer card according to the present invention, in which Figure 1 shows a single sheet for cards, (&) is a front view, and (b)
is a side view, Fig. 2 is a front view of a card slip with a barcode etc. printed on it, and Fig. 3 is a completed customer card.
) is a front view, and (b) is a side view. 1: Slip for card, 2: Mount, 3: Card paper, 3a: Card paper for front, 3b
= Card paper for back side, 4: Adhesive, 5a: Barcode, 6: Customer card. Fig. 1 Fig. 3 Fig. 2 b) 1-77-L” Funeral service 2 Mr.

Claims (1)

[Claims] Using a card sheet in which two sheets of card paper with adhesive applied to the back are pasted to a mount, at least a customer-specific barcode is printed on the card paper of this card sheet using a word processor, a computer, etc.; The method for producing a customer card is characterized in that the two sheets of card paper are then peeled off from the mount, and the adhesive-coated surfaces of the two sheets of card paper are pressed together.