KR102122979B1 - Time dealer device - Google Patents

Abstract

The time dealer device of the present invention includes a transaction unit for trading a service providing time provided by a user and a use time using the service; It may include; a management unit for the retention time of the user by using the provision time and the use time.

Description

Time dealer device {TIME DEALER DEVICE}

The present invention relates to a time dealer device that manages time services related to the time a user provides labor.

With the development of communication technology, mobile devices such as mobile communication terminals and personal digital assistants (PDAs) have become widespread, and in the use of a static wired Internet using a desktop computer, dynamic using a mobile device that is easy to carry. The use of wireless Internet is expanding

Recently, a shopping mall service is provided through the Internet so that a user can conveniently enjoy online shopping anytime, anywhere, using a desktop computer or mobile device. Users using shopping mall services can purchase various products using money such as currency.

Meanwhile, shopping malls that buy and sell services or time services corresponding to the user's labor hours are not being activated. It is difficult to objectively evaluate the quality of time service provided by individuals. In addition, individuals tend to be reluctant to disclose their service fees. As a result, since it is virtually impossible to set an objective cost for the time service, the appearance of a shopping mall for the time service has not been made.

Korean Registered Patent Publication No. 1145471 discloses a technique for displaying product information related to comment information, but the product at this time is independent of the time service related to human service.

Korean Registered Patent Publication No. 1145471

The present invention is to provide a time dealer device capable of trading time and time.

The technical problems to be achieved by the present invention are not limited to the technical problems mentioned above, and other technical problems that are not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the following description. Will be able to.

The time dealer device of the present invention includes a transaction unit for trading a service providing time provided by a user and a use time using the service; It may include; a management unit for managing the retention time of the user by using the provision time and the use time.

According to the time dealer device of the present invention, the user can be provided with the service service of another person with the time he has. In order to cover the holding time, the user provides a service service that he/she can do, and can use the service service of another person by using the time earned through the provision of the service service.

The time dealer device of the present invention can form an environment in which time is spent. As a result, there is no need to disclose financial service costs, etc., and objective value judgment for specific service services is not required. Therefore, the user can freely exchange his/her service service with another person's service service.

1 is a block diagram showing a time dealer device of the present invention.
2 is a schematic diagram showing a service provision menu.
3 is a schematic diagram showing a profile menu.
4 is a schematic diagram showing a purchase menu.
5 is a schematic diagram showing another purchase menu.

Hereinafter, embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In this process, the size or shape of components shown in the drawings may be exaggerated for clarity and convenience of description. In addition, terms specifically defined in consideration of the configuration and operation of the present invention may vary depending on the intention or custom of the user or operator. Definitions of these terms should be made based on the contents throughout this specification.

1 is a block diagram showing a time dealer device of the present invention.

The time dealer device 100 illustrated in FIG. 1 may include a transaction unit 110 and a management unit 130.

The trading unit 110 can trade time and time. The time at this time may include a service or service provided by a user. That is, the transaction unit 110 may exchange a service provision time of a specific user with a service provision time of another user. In order for the service provision time to be exchanged, it is necessary to match a user who provides a specific service and a user who uses the service, similar to a 1:1 barter.

In reality, there are few cases where a user requesting B service while providing A service and a user requesting A service while providing B service exist at the same time. In order to solve the shortcomings of service barter exchange, the transaction unit 110 may induce to purchase the service using the usage time. Specifically, the transaction unit 110 may trade a service providing time provided by a user and a use time using the service.

As with paying by taking money out of the wallet for product purchase, the usage time may correspond to a product cost taken out to purchase a service among the retention time held by the user.

The management unit 130 may manage the retention time of the user using the provided time and the used time. The holding time may indicate that the time available for trading is accumulated, similar to a piggy bank in which money is stored.

When the transaction is completed, the management unit 130 may increase the holding time allocated to the seller providing the service according to the providing time. When the transaction is completed, the management unit 130 may reduce the retention time allocated to the buyer who uses the service according to the usage time.

According to the transaction unit 110 and the management unit 130, a specific user can increase the retention time by providing a service to another user, or use the service of another user by consuming the retention time owned by the user.

According to the present invention, the user can pay at least a part of the retention time secured through the service provided by the user in the form of usage time, instead of paying a monetary cost to use the service of another person. . Therefore, according to the time dealer device of the present invention, an environment in which other people's service service can be used without having money can be provided. A user using the time dealer device of the present invention can buy and sell time. The user can provide other users with a service that he or she can do at a free time. Users can do what they want to do at no cost, without having to pay for it. The user can buy other services provided by someone with the amount of time earned through the job. Users can make time, not make money by selling time. The user can earn the holding time with the time and ability (service or service) he or she has sold, and can buy the time and ability of the other person needed.

2 is a schematic diagram showing a service provision menu. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a profile menu. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a purchase menu, and FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing another purchase menu.

The transaction unit 110 may include a generation unit 111 and a transaction unit 113.

The generation unit 111 may generate a service provision menu m1 including a service type and a service time. In addition, the generation unit 111 may generate a profile menu m2, a purchase menu m3, m3'.

The service provision menu m1 generated in the generation unit 111 may be delivered to the user terminal 200 through a wired or wireless communication network. A buyer who wants to purchase a service may search for and purchase a desired service through the service provision menu m1 displayed through the user terminal 200.

The user who wants to provide the service, that is, the seller communicates with the generation unit 111 through the user terminal 200, and can register the type and service time of the service he or she wants to provide. The generation unit 111 may classify the service using the type of service registered by the seller and the provision time, and disclose the classified information to the buyer through the service provision menu m1. In the service provision menu m1, identification information k1 of the seller and service information k2 may be provided. The service information k2 may include a service type, providing time, evaluation score, and the like.

The'aaa','bbb','ccc','ddd','eee', and'fff' disclosed in FIG. 2 correspond to the seller's identification information k1, and may include the seller's real name, nickname, and contact information. . In FIG. 2,'dog walking','English education', and'math education' may indicate a type of service, and '1 hour' and '2 hours' may indicate an offer time. The provided time may be displayed as a period such as '1 hour out of 24 hours per day', or may be displayed as a time zone such as '17:00~18:00'. The number of stars such as'☆☆☆','☆☆☆☆', and'☆☆☆☆☆' included in the service providing menu m1 may indicate an evaluation score.

In the service providing menu m1 of FIG. 4, various services such as dog walking, English education, and math education may be classified and displayed. When the number of specific services is less than the set value, the generation unit 111 may generate services in one menu by bundling services of the corresponding category with other services.

For example, when the number of service registrations of mathematics education is small, the generation unit 111 may display the service of mathematics education in the'education service' category above one level. For example, English education service and mathematics education service may be registered together in the'education service'.

Buyers who want to purchase a dog walking service can use the dog walking service category included in the service providing menu m1. A buyer who wants to purchase a mathematics education service can use the education service category included in the service provision menu m1.

The buyer may wish to confirm the reliability of the service seller before purchasing the service. The profile menu m2 of FIG. 3 may be used to check the reliability of the seller.

The service provision menu m1 may include a profile menu m2. The profile menu m2 may include profile information ① of the seller who provides the service. Profile information ① may include the seller's identification information, the seller's picture, history, and the like. Profile information ① may be disclosed to a user who intends to purchase a service.

For example, if the identification information k1 of the specific seller displayed on the service provision menu m1 is selected, the seller's profile menu m2 may be provided to the user terminal 200. When the service information k2 displayed on the service provision menu m1 is selected, the purchase menu m3 may be provided to the user terminal 200.

As another example, when the purchase information k3 displayed on the purchase menu m3 is selected, the profile menu m2 may be provided to the user terminal 200 by the generation unit 111. The purchase information k3 indicates a purchase target, and may include identification information k1 and service information k2.

Based on the photo of the actual face and the license of the veterinarian, and based on the seller's profile information ① that he is currently working in the veterinary clinic, the user can determine whether he or she can leave his dog to the seller.

When the identification information k1 or service information k2 displayed on the service provision menu m1 is selected, the purchase menu m3 of FIG. 4 may be provided to the user terminal 200 by the generation unit 111.

The transaction unit 113 may determine whether the transaction is successful or not through the service provision menu m1.

When the purchase button'purchase confirmation' included in the purchase menu m3 is selected, the transaction unit 113 may determine that the transaction of the specific service provided by the seller and selected by the buyer has been successful.

Meanwhile, the transaction unit 113 may determine that the time transaction between the two parties has been established after the seller fulfills the specific service purchased by the buyer. For example, the transaction unit 113 may provide a separate transaction completion menu to the user terminal 200 of the buyer after the purchase button is selected. The transaction unit 113 may determine that the transaction is successful only when the transaction completion menu is normally processed by the buyer.

If it is determined that the transaction has been successfully completed by the transaction unit 113, the management unit 130 may increase or decrease the retention time of the seller and the buyer of the service by using the provision time and usage time.

For example, in FIG. 4, it is assumed that a usage time of 1 hour is required and a purchaser has a holding time of 2 hours in order to purchase 1 hour of a dog walking service provided by the seller'aaa'.

When the transaction is completed, the management unit 130 may subtract the usage time of 1 hour from the purchaser's retention time of 2 hours. As a result, the buyer's holding time is reduced from 2 hours to 1 hour. On the other hand, the management unit 130 may add one hour of usage time paid by the purchaser to the seller's holding time.

Meanwhile, a user accessing the transaction unit 110 through the user terminal 200 may obtain a usage right for the transaction unit 110 through a procedure such as membership registration.

A user who has access to the transaction unit 110 for the first time may have a holding time because the service has never been provided. This situation is common to all subscribers. As a result, even if you try to provide a service to secure the retention time, the transaction cannot be completed because no other subscriber has the retention time.

In order to activate a transaction between a service providing time and a service use time, the management unit 130 may pay a free time to a new subscriber who has obtained use authority for the transaction unit 110. The management unit 130 may process the free time initially paid as the retention time of the subscriber. New subscribers who receive free time can use other people's services immediately, and subscribers who want to earn time can provide their own services.

In order to prevent indiscriminate service purchase, the transaction unit 110 may limit the use time within the range of the holding time. According to the transaction unit 110, a buyer who has 1 hour of holding time through purchasing the dog service of FIG. 4 cannot use the'fff: 1 hour of mathematics education' service of 2 hours and 30 minutes in FIG.

In order to use the '1 hour of mathematics education' service provided by seller fff, the buyer must become a seller, sell his services, and call out the holding time. If the holding time is more than 2 hours and 30 minutes, the purchaser can purchase the'fff: 1 hour of math education' service for 2 hours and 30 minutes of usage time.

On the other hand, a method for allocating retention time for a user who has insufficient time to provide a service may be provided.

For example, the transaction unit 110 may provide the user terminal 200 with a point menu for purchasing points in money. The point menu may include a selection button marked as'buy point' in FIGS. 4 and 5. If a selection button is selected by a buyer who wishes to purchase points, points may be sold as much as money paid by the buyer.

The management unit 130 may convert points sold through the point menu to use time and add them to the buyer's holding time.

As an example, a buyer who has insufficient holding time may purchase points with money and convert the points into holding time to call the holding time. Buyers can purchase a 2-hour and 30-minute'fff: 1-hour math education' service using the increased retention time.

On the other hand, it may be unreasonable to treat the provision time of a specific service and the provision time of another service in the same way.

As an example, the fatigue consumed in executing the dog walking service may be different from the fatigue consumed in executing the math education service. In addition, there may be a value difference and a quality difference between a dog walking service and a mathematics education service. Or, even the same type of service may be assigned different values depending on the ability of the seller.

The transaction unit 110 may assign different values to the time of providing various services having a difference in fatigue, a difference in value, a difference in quality, and a difference in seller.

For example, the transaction unit 110 may include the calculation unit 115.

The calculation unit 115 may calculate the weight according to the type of service or the seller providing the service.

The transaction unit 113 may set the sum time, in which the weight is added to the provision time of the specific service, as the use time required to purchase the specific service.

When the transaction of the specific service is completed, the management unit 130 may subtract the total time from the retention time of the purchaser who purchased the specific service. When the transaction of the specific service is completed, the management unit 130 may add the sum time to the holding time of the seller who sold the specific service.

The calculation unit 115 may calculate a weight using a look-up table, a principle of supply and demand, and an evaluation score.

The mountain government 115 may classify the type of service. The calculation unit 115 may calculate the weight of the service using the lookup table in which the weight for each classification is recorded and the classification result of the service. The calculation unit 115 may provide the calculated weight to the transaction unit 113. The lookup table can be created by the manager of the time dealer device.

For example, the weight of the dog walking server may be set to 0.5 hours per hour in the lookup table. The weight of the mathematics education service can be set to 2 hours per hour in the lookup table.

As another example, the mountain government 115 may analyze the transaction history of the service. The mountain government 115 may analyze the supply and demand amount of a specific service using the analysis result of the transaction history. The calculation unit 115 may increase the weight if the supply amount is less than the demand amount, and decrease the weight if the supply amount is more than the demand amount.

For example, if the mountain government 115 has 10 sellers who want to provide a dog walking service and 2 buyers who want to use the service, the weight may be reduced. Potential buyers can increase through weight reduction. For example, if the initial weight is 1 hour per hour, the mountain government 115 may reduce the weight of the dog walking service to 0.5 hours per hour in consideration of demand/supply. In this case, when the seller provides a one-hour offer time, a weight may be applied to receive a 30-minute use time. The paid usage time may be added to the seller's usage time.

The mountain government 115 may increase the weight if there are two sellers who want to provide a mathematics education service and ten buyers who want to use the service. Potential sellers may increase due to increased weight. For example, if the initial weight is 1 hour per hour, the calculation unit 115 may increase the weight of the math education service to 2 hours per hour in consideration of the demand/supply amount. In this case, when the seller provides an hour of supply, the weight may be applied to receive the use time of 2 hours. The paid usage time may be added to the seller's usage time.

In FIG. 4, the'basic time for purchasing a dog walking' is weighted and may be applied at 0.5 hours per hour, that is, 30 minutes. When the service time of the dog walking service is 1 hour, the amount of money required to purchase the service may be 30 minutes according to the weighted purchase basic time.

It may be unreasonable that the same basic purchase time applies to all sellers providing the same service. This is because in the case of an invisible service, there is a large difference in quality according to the seller who provides the service. In order to improve the quality of service provided by the seller, weights for each seller may be added. In FIG. 4, the weight for each seller is indicated as'weight according to the evaluation score'.

The transaction unit 113 may confirm whether the transaction is successful or not and obtain an evaluation score ② of the purchaser who purchased the service using the usage time. The evaluation score ② may include a score obtained by the buyer who purchased and used the seller's service.

The evaluation score ② may include the number of stars displayed on the service provision menu m1, the profile menu m2, the purchase menu m3, and the number score. The evaluation score ② may include reviews of buyers recorded and displayed in the profile menu m2.

The calculation unit 115 may calculate the weight for the seller of the service according to the evaluation score ②, and provide the calculated weight to the transaction unit 113. The transaction unit 113 may calculate the summation time required for the purchase of the service using the weight provided from the calculation unit 115.

For example, the calculation unit 115 may increase the weight as the evaluation score is higher, and decrease the weight as the evaluation score is lower.

Meanwhile, the calculation unit 115 may set the weight according to the evaluation score differently according to the type of service. Alternatively, the calculation unit 115 may set the weight by the evaluation score differently according to the lookup table, the purchase basic time applied with the primary weight calculated according to the principle of supply/demand.

For example, in the case of walking a companion dog, the weight may be increased by 30 minutes for the five evaluation scores of stars, while in the case of mathematics education, the weight may be increased by 30 minutes even if three evaluation scores are received by stars. In the case of mathematics education, the weight can be increased by 1 hour for 5 evaluation scores. That is, in the case of a service having a high basic purchase time, the weight for the evaluation score ② may be higher than that of a service having a low basic purchase time. By applying the weights according to the evaluation scores in accordance with the basic time of purchase, sellers of services required by many buyers can be continuously introduced. In addition, all sellers provide high-quality services to obtain high evaluation scores, and the benefits can be returned to both buyers and sellers.

The management unit 130 may reduce the holding time of the seller by using the providing time when the service providing the service defaults. When the weight is applied, the seller's holding time may be reduced by the summing time by the management unit 130. Sellers with reduced retention time may be encouraged to perform the service normally to ensure retention time.

Although the embodiments according to the present invention have been described above, they are merely exemplary, and those skilled in the art will understand that various modifications and equivalent ranges of the embodiments are possible therefrom. Therefore, the true technical protection scope of the present invention should be defined by the following claims.

100...time dealer unit 110...trading unit
111...generation department 113...transaction department
115...san government 130...management unit
200...user terminal

Claims (12)

A transaction unit that trades a service providing time provided by a user and a use time using the service;
A management unit that manages the retention time of the user using the provision time and the usage time;
Including,
The transaction unit includes a generation unit and a transaction unit,
The generating unit generates a service providing menu including the type of service and the providing time,
The transaction unit grasps whether or not the transaction is successful through the service provision menu,
When the transaction is completed, the management unit increases the holding time allocated to the seller providing the service according to the providing time, and decreases the holding time allocated to the buyer using the service according to the using time,
The trading unit includes a calculation unit,
The calculation unit calculates a weight according to the type of service or the seller providing the service,
The transaction unit sets the sum time in which the weight is added to the provision time as the use time required to purchase the service,
The management unit is a time dealer device that adds the total time to the seller's holding time when the transaction is completed.
delete According to claim 1,
The service provision menu includes profile information of a seller who provides the service,
The profile information is a time dealer device disclosed to a user who wants to purchase the service.
delete According to claim 1,
The management unit is a time dealer device that pays a free time to a new subscriber who has obtained use rights for the transaction unit, and processes the initially paid free time as the retention time of the subscriber.
According to claim 1,
The trading unit is a time dealer device that limits the use time to within the range of the holding time.
According to claim 1,
The trading unit provides a point menu for purchasing points in money,
The management unit converts the points sold through the point menu into the use time and adds them to the holding time.
delete According to claim 1,
The trading unit includes a trading unit and a calculation unit,
The transaction unit sets a sum time in which the weight is added to the provision time,
The sum time becomes the use time required to purchase the service,
The transaction unit grasps whether the transaction is successful or not, and obtains an evaluation score of the buyer who purchased the service using the usage time,
The calculation unit calculates the weight for the seller of the service according to the evaluation score, and provides a time dealer device for providing the calculated weight to the transaction unit.
According to claim 1,
The trading unit includes a trading unit and a calculation unit,
The transaction unit sets a sum time in which the weight is added to the provision time,
The sum time becomes the use time required for the purchase of the service,
The calculation unit classifies the type of the service, calculates the weight of the service using a look-up table in which weights for each classification are recorded, and the classification result of the service, and provides a calculated weight to the transaction unit.
According to claim 1,
The trading unit includes a trading unit and a calculation unit,
The transaction unit sets a sum time in which the weight is added to the provision time,
The sum time becomes the use time required for the purchase of the service,
The mountain government analyzes the transaction history of the service, and uses the analysis result to analyze the supply and demand of the service,
The calculating unit increases the weight when the supply amount is less than the demand amount, and decreases the weight if the supply amount is greater than the demand amount.
According to claim 1,
The management unit is a time dealer device that reduces the holding time of the seller by using the providing time, if the seller who provides the service defaults to the service.

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