KR100910107B1 - Goods Transaction Mediating Method Using Trunked Radio System - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a commodity trading method using a Trunked Radio System (hereinafter referred to as 'TRS'), and deals with commodity trading using a frequency common communication in a system consisting of a plurality of TRS terminals and a call center server. An intermediary method comprising: (1) a call center server receiving transaction information including product information, seller information, or buyer information through a wireless communication network; (2) the call center server determining whether the person who sent the transaction information (suggestor) is a person who has subscribed to the system based on the seller information or the buyer information; And (3) if the proposer is a subscriber to the system, the call center server transmitting transaction information including the contact information of the seller or the buyer to a plurality of TRS terminals subscribed to the system. Provide a method of trading brokerage.

Frequency public telecommunications, TRS, trading, brokerage, direct trading

Description

Product transaction mediation method using frequency public communication {Goods Transaction Mediating Method Using Trunked Radio System}

The present invention relates to a commodity trading method using a Trunked Radio System (hereinafter referred to as 'TRS'), and more specifically, to broker a commodity transaction such as real estate or real estate between a seller and a buyer using a TRS. It is about a method.

In order to establish a real estate or real estate transaction, the seller or buyer (hereinafter referred to as the 'suggestor') must propose a willingness to trade against a number of prospective buyers or prospective sellers. There is a need for a process of accepting a transaction from the proposer by the person who wishes to accept it (hereinafter called the 'acceptor'). In order for this process to proceed, the proposer should repeat the process of contacting a large number of buyers or sellers one-on-one.

In recent years, transactions have been increasing even if the proponents did not directly contact a large number of buyers or sellers using electronic communication networks. However, the transaction using the electronic communication network cannot notify the buyer or seller of the transaction information in real time, and the buyer or seller must read the transaction information prepared by the proposer.

On the other hand, in recent years, communication using the Trunked Radio System (hereinafter referred to as 'TRS') has been used. TRS is also called trunk radio as a method of grouping independent channels together so that many users can share them. The TRS can simultaneously execute the functions of a conventional radio and a mobile phone. By using the TRS, the user can communicate one-to-many or one-to-one, make a telephone connection with an existing public telephone network (PSTN) or a mobile communication network, and transmit a message as well as voice communication. TRS is widely used in taxis, vans, etc., and is not used for trading brokerage.

An object of the present invention is to provide a commodity transaction intermediation method that can establish a transaction between the seller and the buyer by transmitting the transaction information in real time to a plurality of subscribers subscribed to the commodity transaction service with a TRS terminal.

It is also an object of the present invention to provide a commodity transaction intermediation method that enables direct transactions between the seller and the buyer.

In addition, an object of the present invention is to provide a commodity transaction intermediation method for mediating transactions between the seller and the buyer at a low cost.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is a commodity transaction intermediation method using frequency public communication in a system consisting of a plurality of frequency public communication (TRS) terminal and a call center server, (1) the call center server through the wireless communication network product information Receiving transaction information including seller information or buyer information; (2) the call center server determining whether the person who sent the transaction information (suggestor) is a person who has subscribed to the system based on the seller information or the buyer information; And (3) if the proposer is a subscriber to the system, the call center server transmitting transaction information including the contact information of the seller or the buyer to a plurality of TRS terminals subscribed to the system. Provide a method of trading brokerage.

In addition, the present invention, if the steps (1), (2) and the proposer is a subscriber to the system, the call center server to the transaction information that does not include the seller or buyer's contact information to a plurality of TRS terminals subscribed to the system Transmitting, and when a person (acceptor) who receives the transaction information through the TRS terminal and wants to accept the offeror transmits an intention of acceptance to the call center, the call center transmits the intention of acceptance to the proposer, or the call center It provides a commodity transaction intermediation method using the frequency common communication comprising the step of transmitting a contact to the TRS terminal of the acceptor to talk to the proposer.

The transaction information transmission step is preferably performed via a one-to-many voice call.

According to the present invention having the above-described configuration, it is possible to establish a transaction between a seller and a buyer by transmitting transaction information in real time to a plurality of subscribers who have subscribed to a commodity transaction service with a TRS terminal.

In addition, direct trading between the seller and the buyer may be possible.

And, it is possible to broker a transaction between the seller and the buyer at a low cost.

Other additional effects of the present invention will be more clearly described in the configuration and claims of the invention described below.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings, it will be described in detail an embodiment of the present invention.

<First Embodiment>

1 is a simplified configuration diagram of a system in which a commodity transaction intermediation method using frequency common communication according to the first embodiment of the present invention is executed.

Referring to FIG. 1, the system includes a call center 100 capable of communicating with a plurality of service subscribers and a plurality of TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n.

The call center 100 is connected to a plurality of TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n subscribed to the service, and additionally, a general telephone through a plurality of PCs and a telecommunication network (PSTN, WAN, mobile communication network, etc.) through the Internet. And a mobile phone. The call center 100 may perform a one-to-many call with all TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n or a one-to-one call with one TRS terminal (eg, 200-1). When a call is connected from a TRS terminal (eg, 200-1), the call center 100 displays a number of the TRS terminal 200-1 to which the call is connected. In addition, the call center 100 may transmit a message to all TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n or to one TRS terminal 200-1.

The plurality of TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n are TRS terminals of subscribers who subscribe to a commodity transaction brokerage service according to the present invention. The service subscriber may communicate with the call center 100 or another service subscriber's TRS terminal (eg, 200-n) using his TRS terminal (eg, 200-1). In addition, the service subscriber can communicate with an external telephone (regular telephone or mobile telephone) using his TRS terminal 200-1.

Hereinafter, a first embodiment of a method for brokering a commodity transaction in a system having the configuration as shown in FIG. 1 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. 2.

In the following description, as an example the goods are real estate and each service subscriber is a floating industry. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the product may be a property, and the service subscriber may be a trader of the product or a general person who wants to trade the product.

Referring to FIG. 2, the call center 100 receives transaction information from a real estate agent who wants to sell or buy real estate (step S10). The transaction information includes information about the seller or the buyer's proposer (hereinafter referred to as 'suggestor') and the information about the property to be traded. For example, if the proposer wants to sell the property, the transaction information may include personal information (or business information) such as the proposer's name (or trade name), contact information, address, etc., and the address, location, area, facilities, and sale of the property to be sold. Include real estate information such as

Transaction information transmission from the proposer to the call center 100 may be transmitted from the proposer's PC via the Internet, or transmitted by voice or text from the proposer's public telephone, mobile phone, or the like, or the proposer's TRS terminal (eg, 200-1). Voice or text). When the transaction information is received by the call center 100 through voice, the transaction information may be input to the call center 100 by a human resource.

The call center 100 determines whether the proposer is a person who has previously subscribed to the service based on the personal information (or company information) among the input transaction information (step S20). When the proposer transmits transaction information using its TRS terminal 200-1, the proposer is naturally a subscriber. If the proposer does not subscribe to the service in advance (NO in step S20), the transaction brokerage process is stopped.

When the proposer subscribes to the service in advance (YES in step S20), the proposer's transaction information is transmitted from the call center 100 to the subscriber's TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n using one-to-many voice communication. (Step S30). The voice for transmitting the transaction information may be a sound of a guide or the like reading the transaction information directly or a sound synthesized by the call center 100 based on the input transaction information. In addition, the call center 100 may transmit a text or voice message to the TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n of each subscriber.

Transaction information transmitted from the call center 100 to each subscriber's TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n includes contact information such as a proposer's telephone number (a general telephone, a mobile telephone or a TRS number).

Among the service subscribers who have verified the proposer's transaction information from the TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n, a person who wants to deal with the proposer can contact the proposer directly by using the telephone number included in the transaction information. Thus, a direct deal can be established between the proposer and the person who accepts the proposal.

Since the proposer transmits the transaction information to the call center 100, since the transaction information is shortly transmitted to the TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n of each service subscriber, the transaction can be established within a short time. In addition, since it is transmitted from the call center 100 to a large number of TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n at the same time, the proposer does not have to contact a large number of sellers or buyers. In addition, since the person accepting the proposal may contact the proposer using the contact information recognized through the TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n, a direct transaction between two persons is possible. In addition, since service subscribers are provided with services by preparing the TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n and subscribing to the service, it is possible to establish a transaction at a low cost.

Second Embodiment

The commodity transaction intermediation method using the frequency common communication according to the second embodiment is executed in the system shown in FIG. 1 as in the first embodiment, and steps S10 and S20 in the flowchart shown in FIG.

However, when the call center 100 transmits transaction information to the TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n in step S30 of FIG. 2, the transmitted transaction information does not include contact information such as a telephone number of the proposer. Thus, among the service subscribers who have verified the offerer's transaction information from the TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n, those who want to deal with the offerer (hereinafter referred to as 'acceptor') cannot directly contact the proposer.

The acceptor sends an intent of acceptance to the call center 100 using his TRS terminal (eg 200-n). Indication transmission of acceptance may be performed by a one-to-one voice call between the TRS terminal 200-n and the call center 100 or a message transmission from the TRS terminal 200-n to the call center 100.

Referring to FIG. 3, when the call center 100 receives the intent of acceptance from the acceptor (step S40), the call center 100 transmits the acceptor's information including the intention of acceptance and the acceptor's contact information to the proposer. . A proponent who has received a statement of acceptance and the acceptor's information can contact the acceptor based on the acceptor's information and a transaction is established. Alternatively, the call center 100 transmits the contactor's contact information to the acceptor's TRS terminal 200-n. The acceptor who has received the proposer's contact can contact the proposer based on the proposer's contact, and a transaction is established (step S50).

In the first embodiment, the acceptor could directly contact the proposer based on one-to-many communication from the call center 100 to the plurality of TRS terminals 200-1 to 200-n. In the second embodiment, the acceptor may contact the caller 100 directly. The sender and acceptor may be connected after sending the intent to accept.

In the case of the first embodiment, a person providing a commodity transaction brokerage service using the TRS may receive revenue from the subscription fee and / or the flat fee of each service subscriber, but the connection between the proposer and the acceptor is not passed through the call center 100. It is not possible to make a profit based on the actual trading result. In addition, even if the service subscriber does not use the service, subscription fees and / or royalties must be paid.

In contrast, in the second embodiment, since the sender's intention transmission from the acceptor's TRS terminal 200-n to the call center 100 can be aggregated, the offerer and / or acceptor are sent to the proposer and / or acceptor based on the actual usage of the service subscriber. The usage fee can be set, and the service subscriber can pay the fee based on actual service usage.

Although the present invention has been described in connection with the above-described preferred embodiments, it will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and variations are possible without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, all such changes and modifications being attached It is obvious that it belongs to the scope of the claims.

1 is a configuration diagram of a system for executing a commodity trading method using frequency public communication according to the present invention;

2 is a flow chart in one embodiment of a commodity trading method using frequency public communication according to the present invention, and

3 is a flow chart in another embodiment of a commodity trading method using the frequency common communication according to the present invention.

<Description of Drawing>

100: call center

200-1 to 200-n: TRS terminal

Claims (4)

In the system consisting of a plurality of frequency communication (TRS) terminal and a call center server as a commodity transaction intermediation method using frequency public communication, (1) receiving, by the call center server, transaction information including product information, seller information, or buyer information through a wireless communication network; (2) determining, by the call center server, whether the person who sent the transaction information (suggestor) is a person who has subscribed to the system based on the seller information or the buyer information; And (3) if the proposer is a subscriber to the system, transmitting, by the call center server, transaction information including contact information of the seller or the buyer to the plurality of TRS terminals subscribed to the system; Commodity trading brokerage method using the frequency common communication. In the system consisting of a plurality of frequency communication (TRS) terminal and a call center server as a commodity transaction intermediation method using frequency public communication, (1) receiving, by the call center server, transaction information including product information, seller information, or buyer information through a wireless communication network; (2) determining, by the call center server, whether the person who sent the transaction information (suggestor) is a person who has subscribed to the system based on the seller information or the buyer information; (3 ') when the proposer is a subscriber to the system, transmitting, by the call center server, transaction information not including contact information of the seller or the buyer to the plurality of TRS terminals subscribed to the system; And (4) When the person (acceptor) who receives the transaction information through the TRS terminal and wants to accept the offeror transmits an intention of acceptance to the call center, the call center indicates the intention of acceptance and the acceptor. Transmitting information to the proposer through the commodity trading intermediary method comprising the. In the system consisting of a plurality of frequency communication (TRS) terminal and a call center server as a commodity transaction intermediation method using frequency public communication, (1) receiving, by the call center server, transaction information including product information, seller information, or buyer information through a wireless communication network; (2) determining, by the call center server, whether the person who sent the transaction information (suggestor) is a person who has subscribed to the system based on the seller information or the buyer information; (3 ') when the proposer is a subscriber to the system, transmitting, by the call center server, transaction information not including contact information of the seller or the buyer to the plurality of TRS terminals subscribed to the system; And (5) When the person (acceptor) who receives the transaction information through the TRS terminal and accepts the offeror (acceptor) transmits an intention of acceptance to the call center, the call center transmits the TRS terminal to the acceptor's TRS terminal. Transmitting a contact that can make a call; Commodity trading brokerage method using a frequency common communication comprising a. delete

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