KR102224254B1 - Trading system between residents of apartment and store near the apartment - Google Patents

Abstract

Embodiments of the present invention relate to a system for mediating transactions, which mediates transactions between residents of an apartment and stores near the apartment by using a server, a seller terminal, a consumer terminal, and a consumer house terminal, and to an operation method thereof. According to the embodiments of the present invention, the method comprises the following steps: transmitting, by a seller terminal, location information of a seller and identification information of a seller terminal to a server; determining, by the server, whether or not the seller terminal is located in a sales-allowed area on the basis of the location information of the seller; generating, by the server, unique seller identification information corresponding to the location information of the seller and the identification information of the seller terminal when the seller terminal is located within the sales-allowed area; transmitting, by the server, the unique seller identification information to the seller terminal; transmitting, by the seller terminal, the unique identification information and product information to the server; when the received unique identification information matches the unique seller identification information stored in a memory, storing, by the server, information about a product by corresponding to the unique seller identification information; transmitting, by the server, the information about the product to a consumer terminal; outputting, by the consumer terminal, the information about the product to a display unit; receiving, by the consumer terminal, selection information about the product from the consumer; and transmitting, by the consumer terminal, purchase information including product selection information and consumer identification information to the server.

Description

The trading system of shopping malls and residents around the apartment {TRADING SYSTEM BETWEEN RESIDENTS OF APARTMENT AND STORE NEAR THE APARTMENT}

Embodiments of the present invention relate to a system and a method of operating the system for relaying transactions between a shopping mall around an apartment and residents using a server, a seller terminal, a consumer terminal, and a consumer's household terminal.

Recently, the life of apartments and multi-family houses is increasing, and residents of apartments are trying to separate the inside and outside of the apartments. Therefore, the inside and outside of the apartment house cannot form a consensus with each other, and even when a conflict of opinion arises, the conflict is amplified because it is not properly resolved.

In addition, the shopping district adjacent to the apartment house wants to conduct active marketing to the residents of the adjacent apartment house, but the current apartment house blocks entry into the apartment house in order to secure space only for residents, so it is inconvenient for active marketing. There was a ship.

In this regard, there has been a demand for a system that guarantees business activities of shopping malls adjacent to apartment houses while residents lead their own lives. Through this, there has been a demand for a system that allows residents and merchants to coexist.

A method of operating a system for relaying a product transaction around an apartment complex of the present disclosure includes: transmitting, by a seller terminal, location information of the seller and identification information of the seller terminal to a server; Determining, by the server, whether or not the seller terminal is located in a sales permitted area based on the location information of the seller; When the seller terminal is located within a sales permitted area, generating, by the server, seller unique identification information corresponding to the location information of the seller and the identification information of the seller terminal; Transmitting, by the server, the seller unique identification information to the seller terminal; Transmitting, by the seller terminal, unique identification information and product information to the server; When the received unique identification information matches the seller-specific identification information previously stored in a memory, storing, by the server, the information on the product in correspondence with the seller-specific identification information; Transmitting, by the server, information on the product to a consumer terminal; Outputting, by the consumer terminal, information on the product to a display unit; Receiving, by the consumer terminal, selection information for a product from a consumer; And transmitting, by the consumer terminal, purchase information including selection information for the product and identification information of the consumer to the server.

An operating method of a system for relaying a product transaction around an apartment complex of the present disclosure includes, at a predetermined period, the server requesting current location information from the seller terminal; Transmitting, by the seller terminal, current location information to the server in response to the request of the server; Determining, by the server, whether the current location information is the same as the location information of the seller corresponding to the seller unique identification information; The server, when the location information of the seller is the same as the current location information, updating the seller unique identification information; The server transmitting the updated seller unique identification information to the seller terminal; And if the location information is not the same as the current location information, setting the seller unique identification information to inactive.

The step of transmitting the purchase information to the server in the operating method of the system for relaying the transaction of goods around the apartment complex of the present disclosure may include: determining, by the server, whether the consumer's identification information is valid; When the consumer's identification information is valid, obtaining, by the server, information on the selected product corresponding to the selection information on the product from a memory; Paying, by the server, an amount included in the information on the selected product to the seller based on payment information included in the purchase information; Obtaining, by the server, information on a consumer corresponding to the identification information of the consumer from a memory; Obtaining, by the server, seller unique identification information corresponding to the information on the selected product from a memory; And transmitting, by the server, information on the consumer to a seller terminal corresponding to the obtained seller unique identification information.

The step of transmitting information on the consumer to the seller terminal of the method of operating a system for relaying product transactions around an apartment complex of the present disclosure,

Generating, by the server, a temporary access code for accessing the consumer's apartment complex based on the seller's unique identification information, the consumer's identification information, and the information on the selected product; And transmitting, by the server, the temporary access code to the seller terminal, wherein the temporary access code is characterized in that the number of times of use and time of use are limited.

An operating method of a system for relaying a product transaction around an apartment complex of the present disclosure includes, by the seller terminal, transmitting the access code and the seller unique identification information to a door terminal of the apartment complex; The door terminal transmitting the access code, the seller's unique identification information, and the door terminal identification information to the server; Determining, by the server, whether the access code is valid; If the access code is valid, determining, by the server, whether the door terminal is located in the apartment complex of the consumer, based on the door terminal identification information; When the door terminal is located in the apartment complex of the consumer, determining, by the server, whether the access code corresponds to the seller's unique identification information; And when the access code corresponds to the seller's unique identification information, transmitting a command indicating opening to the door terminal.

The step of determining whether the identification information of the consumer is valid by the server of the operating method of the system for relaying the transaction of goods around the apartment complex of the present disclosure,

Obtaining, by the server, identification information of the consumer and identification information of the consumer terminal from the purchase information; Determining, by the server, whether the consumer's identification information stored in advance and the obtained consumer's identification information are the same; If the previously stored consumer's identification information and the obtained consumer's identification information are the same, determining whether the previously stored identification information of the consumer's terminal and the obtained identification information of the consumer's terminal are the same; And determining that the consumer's identification information is valid when the previously stored identification information of the consumer's terminal and the obtained identification information of the consumer's terminal are the same.

A method of operating a system for relaying a product transaction around an apartment complex of the present disclosure includes, at the consumer terminal, receiving information broadcast from a seller beacon; Transmitting, by the consumer terminal, the broadcasted information to the server; Transmitting, by the server, marketing information corresponding to the broadcasted information to the consumer terminal; And the consumer terminal displaying the marketing information.

In the operating method of the system for relaying product transactions around an apartment complex of the present disclosure, the receiving of information broadcasted from a seller beacon by the consumer terminal includes: simultaneously receiving a plurality of broadcasted information by the consumer terminal Including, wherein the step of transmitting the broadcasted information to the server by the consumer terminal includes the step of the consumer terminal transmitting the plurality of broadcasted information to the server, wherein the server is the broadcasting The transmitting of the marketing information corresponding to the received information to the consumer terminal may include: selecting, by the server, marketing information based on a combination of the plurality of broadcasted information; And transmitting the selected marketing information to the consumer terminal.

Selecting marketing information based on a combination of the plurality of broadcasted information in the method of operating a system for relaying product transactions around an apartment complex of the present disclosure includes, by the server, an order of the plurality of broadcasted information , And selecting marketing information based on the number and content.

A method of operating a system for relaying a product transaction around an apartment complex of the present disclosure, the method comprising: transmitting, by the consumer terminal, location information of the consumer to the server; Transmitting, by the server, marketing information corresponding to the location information of the consumer to the consumer terminal; And the consumer terminal displaying the marketing information. In addition, a program for implementing a method of operating a system for relaying a transaction of a service or product around an apartment complex as described above may be recorded in a computer-readable recording medium.

1 is a diagram illustrating a server according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
2 is a flowchart illustrating a method of operating a system for relaying a product transaction according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
3 is a flowchart illustrating a process of a consumer viewing a seller's product according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
4 is a flowchart illustrating a process of periodically checking a location of a seller according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
5 is a flowchart illustrating a process in which a consumer purchases a product using a consumer terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
6 is a flowchart illustrating a process of issuing an access code to a seller terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
7 is a flowchart illustrating a process in which a consumer terminal receives marketing information from a server according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

Advantages and features of the disclosed embodiments, and a method of achieving them will become apparent with reference to the embodiments described below together with the accompanying drawings. However, the present disclosure is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below, but may be implemented in a variety of different forms, and only these embodiments make the present disclosure complete, and those skilled in the art to which the present disclosure pertains. It is provided only to fully inform the person of the scope of the invention.

The terms used in the present specification will be briefly described, and the disclosed embodiments will be described in detail.

Terms used in the present specification have selected general terms that are currently widely used as possible while considering functions in the present disclosure, but this may vary according to the intention or precedent of a technician engaged in a related field, the emergence of new technologies, and the like. In addition, in certain cases, there are terms arbitrarily selected by the applicant, and in this case, the meaning of the terms will be described in detail in the description of the corresponding invention. Therefore, the terms used in the present disclosure should be defined based on the meaning of the term and the overall contents of the present disclosure, not a simple name of the term.

In the present specification, expressions in the singular include plural expressions unless the context clearly specifies that they are in the singular. In addition, plural expressions include expressions in the singular, unless the context clearly specifies that they are plural.

When a part of the specification is said to "include" a certain component, it means that other components may be further included rather than excluding other components unless specifically stated to the contrary.

In addition, the term "unit" used in the specification refers to software or hardware components, and "unit" performs certain roles. However, "unit" is not meant to be limited to software or hardware. The “unit” may be configured to be in an addressable storage medium or may be configured to reproduce one or more processors. Thus, as an example, "unit" refers to components such as software components, object-oriented software components, class components, and task components, processes, functions, properties, procedures, Includes subroutines, segments of program code, drivers, firmware, microcode, circuitry, data, database, data structures, tables, arrays and variables. The functions provided within the components and "units" may be combined into a smaller number of components and "units" or may be further separated into additional components and "units".

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, the "unit" may be implemented with a processor and a memory. The term “processor” is to be interpreted broadly to include general purpose processors, central processing units (CPUs), microprocessors, digital signal processors (DSPs), controllers, microcontrollers, state machines, and the like. In some circumstances, a “processor” may refer to an application specific application (ASIC), programmable logic device (PLD), field programmable gate array (FPGA), and the like. The term “processor” refers to a combination of processing devices, such as, for example, a combination of a DSP and a microprocessor, a combination of a plurality of microprocessors, a combination of one or more microprocessors in combination with a DSP core, or any other such configuration. You can also refer to it.

The term “memory” should be interpreted broadly to include any electronic component capable of storing electronic information. The term memory refers to random access memory (RAM), read-only memory (ROM), non-volatile random access memory (NVRAM), programmable read-only memory (PROM), erase-programmable read-only memory (EPROM), electrical May refer to various types of processor-readable media such as erasable PROM (EEPROM), flash memory, magnetic or optical data storage, registers, and the like. The memory is said to be in electronic communication with the processor if the processor can read information from and/or write information to the memory. The memory integrated in the processor is in electronic communication with the processor.

Hereinafter, embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings so that those of ordinary skill in the art may easily implement the embodiments. In the drawings, parts not related to the description are omitted in order to clearly describe the present disclosure.

1 is a diagram illustrating a server according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

In FIG. 1, only the server 100 is disclosed, but the present invention is not limited thereto. A system for relaying a service or product transaction in an apartment complex may include a server 100, a seller's terminal, a consumer's terminal, and a consumer's household terminal. In addition, the server 100, the seller terminal, the consumer terminal, and the consumer's household terminal may include a processor 110 or a memory 120.

The processor 110 may perform an operation based on a command stored in the memory 120. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the server 100, the seller terminal, the consumer terminal, and the consumer's generation terminal may include only the processor 110 without including a memory. The processor 110 may be set to output a preset signal to an output line for a preset time based on the input signal. Each component of the server 100, the seller's terminal, the consumer's terminal, and the consumer's household terminal may perform a preset operation according to a signal.

Hereinafter, the operation of the server 100, the seller terminal, the consumer terminal, and the consumer's household terminal will be described in more detail.

2 is a flowchart illustrating a method of operating a system for relaying a product transaction according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

The system may receive membership subscriptions from apartment residents to use the system. The system can use a method to receive only apartment residents as members.

Apartment residents may have consumer terminals. The consumer terminal may have an application installed. The consumer terminal may include a smartphone, a PC, a laptop, a TV, or a tablet. The consumer terminal may include a processor and a memory. The consumer terminal can run the application stored in the memory.

Apartment residents can sign up for membership using both the consumer terminal and the household terminal. A household terminal means a terminal fixedly installed within a household. The household terminal can be used by residents to connect with the management office or to check the trends in front of the entrance. For example, it may be an interphone capable of communicating with the server 100. As described above, the generation terminal may include a processor or a memory.

Apartment residents can be consumers of services or products. Also, the seller may be a store located near the apartment. Hereinafter, a process in which a seller near an apartment provides information on a service or product to the apartment community will be described.

The server 100 may perform a procedure for determining whether the seller is a store near the apartment. The system according to the present disclosure is to protect the privacy of residents in the apartment while saving the local commercial area around the apartment. Accordingly, the system according to the present disclosure may force only stores around the apartment to promote services or products to residents.

The seller terminal 210 may perform a procedure for joining the apartment community. The seller terminal 210 may include a smartphone, a PC, a laptop, a TV, or a tablet. The seller terminal 210 may be installed with software for joining the apartment community. The seller may perform a subscription procedure based on the software installed in the seller terminal 210.

The seller terminal 210 may perform a step 241 of transmitting the location information of the seller and the identification information of the seller terminal to the server. The location information of the seller may include address information of the seller's store or GPS coordinate information of the seller's store. The GPS coordinate information may include latitude information and longitude information. The seller terminal 210 may receive the location information of the seller from the user. For example, the seller terminal 210 may display a map around the apartment. The seller terminal 210 may receive the seller's location selected on the map from the seller. Alternatively, the seller terminal 210 may receive an address input from the seller. Alternatively, the seller terminal 210 may receive a copy of the business registration certificate from the seller, and automatically recognize the text of the address from the business registration card. A copy of the business registration certificate may be a picture file.

The seller terminal 210 may perform a procedure of confirming whether the location information of the seller is true information. For example, the seller terminal 210 may transmit the location information of the seller to the server 100. The server 100 may send a mail containing the authentication code in the location information of the seller. The seller terminal 210 may receive an authentication code written in the mail from the seller. The seller terminal 210 may transmit the received authentication code to the server 100. The server 100 may determine whether the location information is true by checking whether the received authentication code is the same as the authentication code sent by mail.

In addition, the seller terminal 210 may perform the following process to check whether the location information of the seller is true information. The seller terminal 210 may convert the address input by the seller into GPS coordinates. In addition, the seller terminal 210 may determine the allowable range within a certain distance based on the GPS coordinates. The seller terminal 210 may display a message requesting to move within the allowable range. The seller can move within the allowable range by holding the seller terminal 210. The seller terminal 210 may measure the current GPS with a GPS module included in the seller terminal 210. The seller terminal 210 may determine whether the measured current GPS coordinates are included within the allowable range. The seller terminal 210 may determine that the location information of the seller is true when the current GPS coordinates are included within the allowed range.

The seller terminal 210 may periodically determine whether the current location of the seller terminal 210 is within the allowable range. The cycle can be an hour, a day, a week, or a month. In addition, the seller terminal 210 may transmit information on whether the current location of the seller terminal 210 is within the allowable range to the server 100. If the current location of the seller terminal 210 is within the allowable range, the server 100 may activate the service use of the seller terminal 210. However, if the current location of the seller terminal 210 is not within the allowable range, the server 100 may deactivate the service use of the seller terminal 210.

The identification information of the seller terminal may include a phone number of the seller terminal, a telecommunication company, a serial number, an ID, or a password of the seller terminal. The identification information of the seller terminal may be a unique value capable of identifying the seller terminal. The identification information of the seller's terminal may include text or numbers.

The server 100 may perform a step 242 of determining whether or not the seller terminal 210 is located within the permitted sales area based on the location information of the seller. The sales permitted area may be a preset value. The sales permitted area may be set by a service company or service manager of the present disclosure. The sales permitted area may mean an area within a predetermined distance from the apartment complex. The predetermined distance can be predetermined. In addition, the sales permitted area may be a range of GPS coordinate values.

Also, the area permitted for sale may be a list of addresses. That is, only stores of sellers having addresses included in the list of addresses can use the relay service according to the present disclosure. That is, the server 100 may determine whether the location information of the seller is located within the permitted sales area, so that only sellers in the vicinity of the apartment complex use the service according to the present disclosure. Through this, it is possible to revitalize the local commercial area and induce word of mouth from residents in the apartment complex about the local commercial area.

Also, the area permitted for sale may differ from the permitted range described above. The sales allowance area may mean a predetermined area to check whether the seller operates a store within the sales allowance area. The area permitted for sale may mean an area within a certain distance from the apartment complex. The allowable range is for determining whether the location of the store received from the seller terminal 210 is true. The allowable range may mean an area within a predetermined range from the location of the store received from the seller terminal 210.

When the seller terminal 210 is located within the sales permitted area, the server 100 may perform a step 243 of generating the seller's unique identification information corresponding to the location information and the identification information of the seller terminal. For example, the server 100 may generate unique identification information by merging or XORing location information and identification information of a seller's terminal. In addition, the unique identification information generated by the server 100 may include a checksum.

The server 100 may generate seller-specific identification information based on location information and identification information of the seller terminal. The server 100 may store the seller's unique identification information together with the seller's location information and the seller's terminal identification information. The seller-specific identification information may be different from the identification information of the seller terminal 210 in that it is unique identification information for the seller generated by the server 100. This is because the seller terminal is identification information generated by the seller or the seller terminal 210.

The server 100 may perform a step 244 of transmitting the seller's unique identification information to the seller terminal 210. The seller terminal 210 may store the received seller unique identification information in a memory. In addition, the seller terminal 210 automatically transmits the seller's unique identification information to the server 100 when communicating with the server 100 in order to use the service according to the present disclosure, and the server 100 is the seller terminal 210 Can certify that there is a legitimate authority to use the service. For example, the server 100 may compare the unique identification information received from the seller terminal 210 with the unique identification information stored in the memory of the server 100. When the received unique identification information and the stored unique identification information are the same, the server 100 may determine that there is a legitimate authority. In addition, the server 100 may determine that there is no legitimate authority when the received unique identification information and the stored unique identification information are different.

As described above, when the server 100 gives the seller's unique identification information to the seller terminal 210, the seller may use the seller terminal 210 to launch his or her product or service in the shopping mall in the apartment complex. A description will be given below of a process in which a seller uploads his or her product or service to an apartment complex limited mall.

The seller terminal 210 may perform a step 245 of transmitting unique identification information and information on a service or product to a server. The seller terminal 210 may acquire unique identification information stored in the memory. The unique identification information stored in the memory may be seller-specific identification information previously received from the server 100.

The seller terminal 210 may transmit information on a service or product to the server 100. Here, the information on the service or product may include at least one of information about the seller, a picture of the service or product, a description of the service or product, the time when the service or product was uploaded to the shopping mall, and information on the price of the service or product. I can. The information on the seller may include the location of the seller or the name of the seller's store.

When the received unique identification information matches the seller-specific identification information previously stored in the memory, the server 100 may perform a step 256 of storing information on the service or product in correspondence with the seller-specific identification information. have. More specifically, the server 100 may determine whether the unique identification information received from the seller terminal 210 is the same as the seller-specific identification information previously generated and stored in the server 100. The unique identification information received from the seller terminal 210 may be different from the seller-specific identification information stored in the server 100 for various reasons. For example, the seller's unique identification information stored in the server 100 may be updated by the server 100. This is because the server 100 can periodically update the seller's unique identification information. However, the seller terminal 210 may not have received the updated seller unique identification information. In this case, the seller terminal 210 may perform a procedure for updating the seller's unique identification information. The update process may be the same as steps 241 to 244.

In addition, the server 100 may determine whether the received unique identification information is valid. When the seller acts contrary to the service policy, the server 100 may at least temporarily deactivate the seller's unique identification information. When the received unique identification information is the same as the deactivated seller-specific identification information, the server 100 may determine that the received unique identification information is different from the seller-specific identification information previously stored in the memory. In addition, the server 100 may prevent the seller terminal 210 from registering information on a new service or product to the server 100 or using a relay sales service provided by the server 100.

When the received unique identification information matches the seller-specific identification information previously stored in the memory, the server 100 may store information on the service or product in correspondence with the seller-specific identification information. The server 100 may store information on a service or product in a database. The server 100 may allow information on a service or product to be disclosed in an online shopping mall in an apartment complex for a certain period of time. The predetermined period may be predetermined information. For example, the server 100 may allow information on a service or product to be launched in an online shopping mall in an apartment complex for a maximum of one month, one year, or two years. When the start period of information on the service or product has passed, the server 100 may automatically delete the information on the service or product. The seller may need to transmit information on the service or product back to the server 100 using the seller terminal 210. The server 100 may force a seller to continuously update information on a service or product. Through this, it is possible to ensure that apartment residents are always provided with the latest information on services or products.

3 is a flowchart illustrating a process of a consumer viewing a seller's product according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

The consumer terminal 230 may be a terminal of a resident living in an apartment. Hereinafter, for convenience of explanation, the consumer terminal 230 will be mainly described, but the consumer terminal 230 may be replaced with a consumer household terminal. The consumer's household terminal may mean a terminal fixed to the consumer's household.

In response to the request of the consumer terminal 230, the server 100 may perform a step 311 of transmitting information on a service or product to the consumer terminal. The consumer terminal 230 may perform a step 312 of outputting information on a service or product to a display unit. The consumer terminal 230 may perform a step 313 of receiving selection information for a service or product from the consumer. The selection information may be information indicating a purchase intention of a consumer. For example, the consumer may touch a purchase button displayed on the display of the consumer terminal 230. The consumer terminal 230 may generate selection information according to an action of the consumer pressing a purchase button. The selection information may include identification information on a service or product, and information on the number of purchases of the product.

The consumer terminal 230 may perform a step 314 of transmitting purchase information including selection information for a service or product and identification information of the consumer to the server 100. The consumer terminal 230 may generate purchase information based on the selection information. Purchase information may include selection information and consumer identification information. The consumer's identification information may be used by the server 100 to identify the consumer. The server 100 may automatically obtain payment information or address information of a consumer based on the identification information of the consumer.

The server 100 may periodically check whether the seller is located in the vicinity of the apartment complex. A process in which the server 100 periodically checks the location of the seller will be described with reference to FIG. 4.

4 is a flowchart illustrating a process of periodically checking a location of a seller according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

The server 100 may perform a step 441 of requesting current location information from the seller terminal 210 at a predetermined period. The predetermined cycle can be cycle, month, or year.

The predetermined period may be determined based on the number of times the seller terminal 210 leaves the sales permitted area. The seller terminal 210 may acquire location information of the seller terminal 210 in units of time. The location information may be GPS coordinate information. The seller terminal 210 may determine whether or not the GPS coordinate information is within the permitted sales area. When the sales permitted area is a list of addresses, the seller terminal 210 may further perform a process of converting GPS coordinate information into address information. The seller terminal 210 may transmit to the server 100 a ratio of the number of times the seller terminal 210 has measured the location information and the number of times the seller terminal 210 has left the sales permitted area. The server 100 may perform step 441 of frequently requesting current location information as the ratio increases.

The seller terminal 210 may perform a step 442 of transmitting the current location information to the server 100 in response to the request of the server 100. The current location information may mean the current location of the seller's store. The seller terminal 210 may measure current location information. The current location information may be GPS coordinate information. Alternatively, the current location information may be address information input by the user. In addition, the seller terminal 210 may receive a copy of the current business registration certificate from the seller, recognize an address in the copy of the business registration card, and obtain current location information. For example, in the business registration certificate, the address of the business operator may be in a certain part. The seller terminal 210 may obtain an address using an optical character recognition (OCR) function for the corresponding part. Also, the address can have a certain format. For example, the address may be written in the order of a province, city, district, and road, and the seller terminal 210 may check whether the address format is in place.

The seller terminal 210 may determine whether the acquired current location information is within an allowable range. For example, the seller terminal 210 may convert the current location information input by the seller into GPS coordinates. In addition, the seller terminal 210 may determine the allowable range within a certain distance based on the GPS coordinates. The seller terminal 210 may display a message requesting to move within the allowable range. The seller can move within the allowable range by holding the seller terminal 210. The seller terminal 210 may determine whether the current GPS coordinates are included within the allowable range. When the current GPS coordinates are within the allowable range, the seller terminal 210 may determine that the current location information of the seller is true. The seller terminal 210 may transmit the acquired current location information to the server 100.

The seller terminal 210 may transmit unique identification information together with the current location information to the server 100 in response to a request from the server 100. The server 100 may determine whether the unique identification information received from the seller terminal 210 is true. For example, the server 100 may determine whether the unique identification information received from the seller terminal 210 matches the unique identification information of the seller stored in the server. This has been described together with step 245, and thus, a redundant description will be omitted.

When the server 100 is the unique identification information received from the seller terminal 210 is true, the server 100 determines whether the current location information is the same as the location information of the seller corresponding to the seller's unique identification information (443 ) Can be performed. The server 100 may previously store the seller's unique identification information in correspondence with the seller's location information. The server 100 may obtain the seller location information from the memory based on the seller unique identification information. The seller location information stored in the server 100 may be information previously received from the seller terminal 210. As already described, the current location information is the current location information of the seller terminal 210 received by the server 100, and the seller location information may be past location information of the seller terminal 210 stored by the server 100. have.

When the location information of the seller is the same as the current location information, the server 100 may perform a step 444 of updating the seller's unique identification information. The updated seller-specific identification information may be different from the existing seller-specific identification information. The updated seller unique identification information may be a unique value for identifying the seller or the seller terminal. The server 100 may modify and store the existing seller-specific identification information stored in the memory into the updated seller-specific identification information.

The server 100 may perform a step 445 of transmitting the updated seller unique identification information to the seller terminal 210. The seller terminal 210 may store the updated seller unique identification information in a memory. Thereafter, the seller terminal 210 may use the service provided by the server 100 by using the updated seller unique identification information.

When the location information is not the same as the current location information, the server 100 may perform a step of setting the seller's unique identification information to inactive. When the server 100 deactivates the seller's unique identification information, the seller cannot use the relay service provided by the server 100. That is, the seller cannot perform sales activities through the server 100, and information on the service or product registered by the seller may not be exposed to consumers. In this case, the seller terminal 210 may perform a procedure for updating the seller's unique identification information. The update process may be the same as steps 241 to 244.

5 is a flowchart illustrating a process in which a consumer purchases a product using a consumer terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

The consumer terminal 230 may perform a step 314 of transmitting purchase information to the server. In addition, the server 100 receiving the purchase information may perform a step of determining whether the consumer's identification information is valid. The consumer's identification information may be included in the purchase information. In order to determine whether the consumer identification information is valid, the server 100 may use a database. The database may contain valid consumer identification information. The server 100 may determine that the consumer's identification information is valid when the consumer's identification information received from the database is searched.

More specifically, the server 100 may perform the following steps to determine whether the consumer's identification information is valid. The server 100 may perform a step of acquiring identification information of a consumer and identification information of a consumer's terminal from the purchase information. The server 100 may perform a step of determining whether the previously stored consumer's identification information and the obtained consumer's identification information are the same. When the previously stored consumer's identification information and the obtained consumer's identification information are the same, a step of determining whether the previously stored identification information of the consumer's terminal and the acquired identification information of the consumer's terminal are the same may be performed. When the previously stored identification information of the consumer terminal and the obtained identification information of the consumer terminal are the same, the server 100 may perform a step of determining that the identification information of the consumer is valid.

The server 100 may further receive identification information of the consumer's household terminal from the consumer's terminal 230 in order to determine whether the consumer's identification information is valid. The consumer manipulates the consumer's household terminal so that the consumer's household terminal transmits identification information of the consumer's household terminal to the consumer's terminal 230. The consumer terminal 230 may perform a step 314 of transmitting the received consumer household terminal identification information together with the purchase information to the server. The server 100 may perform a step of determining whether the previously stored consumer's identification information and the obtained consumer's identification information are the same. When the previously stored consumer's identification information and the obtained consumer's identification information are the same, a step of determining whether the previously stored identification information of the consumer's terminal and the acquired identification information of the consumer's terminal are the same may be performed. The step of determining whether the previously stored identification information of the consumer terminal and the obtained identification information of the consumer terminal are the same may be omitted when the consumer uses a consumer household terminal other than the consumer terminal. If the identification information of the consumer terminal stored in advance and the identification information of the acquired consumer terminal are the same, the server 100 performs a step of determining whether the identification information of the consumer's household terminal stored in advance and the identification information of the consumer's household terminal are the same. I can. When the previously stored identification information of the consumer's household terminal and the received identification information of the consumer's household terminal are the same, the server 100 may perform a step of determining that the consumer's identification information is valid. As described above, since the server 100 checks all of the identification information of the consumer terminal, the identification information of the consumer's household terminal, and the consumer identification information, a true resident living in the apartment household can receive a service from the server 100.

When the consumer's identification information is valid, the server 100 may perform a step 511 of acquiring information on the selected service or product corresponding to the selection information on the service or product from the memory. Selection information for a service or product may be included in purchase information. The selection information on the service or product may include identification information on the service or product, and information on the number of purchases of the product. The server 100 may obtain information on a selected service or product from a memory based on selection information on the service or product. The information on the selected service or product may be information transmitted from the seller terminal 210 to the server 100. The information on the selected service or product may include information on the seller, a picture of the product, a description of the product, or information on the price of the service or product. The information on the seller may include unique identification information of the seller or account information to which the seller will receive payment.

The server 100 may perform the step 512 of paying the amount included in the information on the selected service or product to the seller based on the payment information included in the purchase information. The payment information may include card-related information, information on a bank account, or information on money previously deposited by a consumer to the apartment management office. In addition, the payment information may include information on the consumer's apartment management cost account. The server 100 may charge an amount used for purchasing a service or product as a management fee based on the information on the user's apartment management cost account.

In addition, the server 100 may pay the seller an amount of points used in the apartment complex to the seller. The seller may collect points, and the server 100 may control the higher the points collected by the seller, the higher the consumer terminal is exposed. In addition, the seller terminal 210 may convert points into cash. The server 100 may control the seller terminal 210 to deposit cash corresponding to the value of the point.

The server 100 may perform a step 513 of acquiring information on the consumer corresponding to the consumer's identification information from the memory. The consumer's identification information may be included in purchase information received from the consumer's terminal 230. The server 100 may store information on the consumer in correspondence with the identification information of the consumer. The server 100 may obtain information on the consumer from the memory based on the identification information of the consumer. Information on the consumer may include the consumer's home address.

The server 100 may perform an operation 514 of acquiring seller unique identification information corresponding to information on the selected service or product from the memory. The server 100 may perform a step 515 of transmitting information on a consumer to the seller terminal 210 corresponding to the acquired seller unique identification information. The seller terminal 210 may receive information on a consumer. The seller terminal 210 may further receive information on the selected service or product. The seller terminal 210 may output information on a selected service or product and information on a consumer. The seller may prepare a service or product based on information on the selected service or product. In addition, the seller can deliver to the address of the consumer based on the information on the consumer.

6 is a flowchart illustrating a process of issuing an access code to a seller terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

After the process as shown in FIG. 5, the seller can deliver the prepared service or product to the consumer. The seller may deliver a service or product to a consumer using the seller terminal 210. 6 illustrates a process of delivering a service or product to a consumer using the seller terminal 210, but is not limited thereto. The seller terminal 210 of FIG. 6 may be replaced with a deliverer terminal. In the present disclosure, for convenience of explanation, the seller terminal 210 is mainly described, and the description of the delivery terminal is the same as the description of the seller terminal 210, and thus will be omitted.

Before step 515 of FIG. 5, the server 100 generates a temporary access code for accessing the consumer's apartment complex based on at least one of the seller's unique identification information, the consumer's identification information, and information on the selected service or product. You can perform the steps of creating. In addition, the server 100 may perform a step 611 in which the server 100 transmits a temporary access code to the seller terminal 210 along with step 510.

The number of times the access code can be issued may be fixed in the consumer account. A set number of times can be updated monthly. The server 100 may deduct the number of times an access code can be issued from a consumer account whenever an access code is issued. In addition, when the number of times that the access code can be issued is not left in the consumer account, the server 100 may control the consumer's management fee to charge a fee for issuing the access code. Through this, it is possible to prevent overcrowding of delivery cars in the apartment complex.

The server 100 may obtain a consumer's address based on the consumer's identification information. The server 100 may obtain identification information of at least one door terminal corresponding to the address of the consumer. The server 100 may generate a temporary access code that can be used only for at least one door terminal corresponding to the obtained identification information.

In addition, the server 100 may encrypt and attach the seller's unique identification information to the temporary access code. Later, when the temporary access code is transmitted to the door terminal 610 by the seller terminal 210, the door terminal 610 is to know the person who entered the door based on the seller's unique identification information.

In addition, the server 100 may encrypt and attach the selected service or product information to the temporary access code. Later, when the temporary access code is transmitted to the door terminal 610 by the seller terminal 210, the door terminal 610 is to know the reason for the visit of the seller. In addition, when a temporary access code is transmitted to the door terminal 610 by the seller terminal 210, the door terminal 610 automatically transmits information indicating that the selected service or product information has arrived near the door to the consumer terminal. can do.

The server 100 may store the generated temporary access code in correspondence with the seller's unique identification information.

Temporary access codes can take various forms. For example, the temporary access code may include letters or numbers. The temporary access code may take the form of a QR code. Also, temporary access codes can be displayed in binary.

The temporary access code may be used by the seller to access the consumer's apartment complex using the seller terminal 210. In addition, the temporary access code can be used as a parking ticket for the seller to temporarily run the consumer's apartment complex.

Temporary access codes may be limited in the number of times and hours used. For example, the number of uses may be limited to one. That is, the seller can access the consumer's apartment only once by using the seller terminal 210. Also, for example, the use time of a temporary access code may be limited within "daily life time". “Everyday life time” may be a time when the consumer will not be disturbed by daily life. The "daily life time" may be determined from 9 am to 9 pm, for example. Accessing into the apartment complex in the early morning hours or late in the evening may cause anxiety to the apartment residents, so the server 100 may set a "daily living time" to restrict outsiders from entering the apartment. The use time of the temporary access code may be set by the consumer terminal 230 or the server 100.

Temporary access codes may have an expiration date set. The access code can only be used within the deadline and can be deactivated if the deadline is exceeded. The server 100 may store at least one of the number of times of use, the use time, or the expiration date corresponding to the access code. The server 100 may determine whether the access code received from the door terminal 610 is valid based on at least one of the number of times of use, the time of use, or the expiration date.

The seller can arrive near the door terminal with the seller's terminal and the service or product selected by the consumer for delivery. The seller terminal 210 may perform a step 611 of transmitting the access code and the seller's unique identification information to the door terminal 610 of the apartment complex. The seller terminal 210 may transmit a temporary access code and seller unique identification information to the door terminal 610 using NFC (Near Field Communication). However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the seller may input the access code written on the seller terminal 210 using an input device of the door terminal 610.

The door terminal 610 may perform a step 612 of transmitting the access code, the seller's unique identification information, and the door terminal identification information to the server 100. The server 100 may perform a step 614 of determining whether the temporary access code is valid. As described above, the server 100 may store at least one of the number of times of use, the use time, or the expiration date corresponding to the temporary access code. The server 100 may determine whether the access code is usable by checking the number of times of use, the use time, or the expiration date corresponding to the received access code. For example, the server 100 may determine that the access code is valid if the number of uses of the access code does not exceed the limit number, is within the use time, and does not exceed the period of use.

If the access code is valid, based on the door terminal identification information, the server 100 may perform step 614 of determining whether the door terminal is located in the apartment complex of the consumer. The server 100 may receive the door terminal identification information from the door terminal 610. The server 100 may use the door terminal identification information to determine whether the access code can be used for the corresponding door terminal. The server 100 may correspondingly store the location information of the door terminal and the door terminal identification information. When generating the access code, the server 100 may designate a door terminal that can be used by the seller based on the address of the consumer. The server 100 may correspondingly store the identification information of the door terminal to which the access code can be used together with the access code. In step 614, the server 100 may determine whether the access code received from the door terminal 610 can be used in the door terminal 610 based on information stored in the memory.

The server 100 may prevent the seller from walking anywhere in the apartment of the consumer by limiting the door to which the access code can be used. It can also guide the seller to reach the consumer's address.

When it is determined that the access code received from the door terminal 610 cannot be used for the door terminal 610, the server 100 may transmit message information to the door terminal 610. The door terminal 610 may output message information. The message information may include information indicating the current location of the seller terminal 210 or the current location of the door terminal 610. In addition, the message information may include information indicating the location of the door terminal to which the access code can be used. For example, the message information may be like "Your current location is at the entrance terminal in Building 101. Please use the entrance terminal in Building 102".

The server 100 may determine that the access code received from the door terminal 610 can be used for the door terminal 610. That is, it can be determined that the door terminal is located in the apartment complex of the consumer. When the door terminal is located in the apartment complex of the consumer, the server 100 may perform a step 615 of determining whether the access code corresponds to the seller's unique identification information. As already described, the server 100 may generate an access code. In addition, the server 100 may store an access code corresponding to the seller's unique identification number. The server 100 may determine whether the access code and seller-specific identification information received from the door terminal 610 match the access code and seller-specific identification information stored in the memory.

When the access code corresponds to the seller's unique identification information, the server 100 may perform a step 616 of transmitting a command indicating the opening to the door terminal. In addition, the server 100 may deduct the number of times the access code can be accessed. In addition, when the access code does not correspond to the seller's unique identification information, the server 100 may perform a step of transmitting a command to reject the opening to the door terminal. This allows only legitimate sellers to enter the apartment. Through this, it is possible to prevent any person from walking in the apartment complex.

7 is a flowchart illustrating a process in which a consumer terminal receives marketing information from a server according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

The consumer terminal 230 may perform a step 711 of receiving information broadcast from a seller beacon. The seller beacon may be a wireless communication device used by a seller to provide a service according to the present disclosure. The seller beacon can be fixedly installed in the seller's store. Merchant Beacons can communicate with other devices via WIFI, Bluetooth or NFC. Vendor beacons can output broadcast information. Information broadcasted for each seller beacon may be different.

For example, the vendor beacon may output a service set identifier (SSID) as broadcast information. SSIDs may be different for each vendor beacon. The SSID may be text generated based on the seller's unique identification information.

The consumer can move around with the consumer terminal 230. The consumer terminal 230 may receive periodically broadcasted information when it is close to the seller beacon. The distance at which the consumer terminal 230 can receive broadcasted information from the seller beacon may be limited. For example, when the consumer terminal 230 is located within several meters or tens of meters from the seller beacon, it may receive broadcast information. In the present disclosure, a case in which the consumer terminal 230 directly receives broadcast information has been described, but the present disclosure is not limited thereto. The consumer terminal 230 may be connected to a separate receiver by wired or wirelessly. A separate receiver may receive information broadcast from a seller beacon. A separate receiver may transmit broadcasted information to the consumer terminal 230.

The consumer terminal 230 may perform a step 712 of transmitting the broadcasted information to the server 100. The server 100 may perform a step 713 of transmitting marketing information corresponding to the broadcasted information to a consumer terminal. The server 100 may determine marketing information based on broadcast information received from the consumer terminal 230. The server 100 may store a table in which broadcasted information and marketing information are associated. The server 100 may determine marketing information based on the table. The marketing information may include at least one of information on the location of the seller's store, information on the price of the seller's service or product, and information on the seller's discount coupon.

The consumer terminal 230 may perform the step 714 of displaying the marketing information. The consumer can frequently use the store close to the apartment complex by using the marketing information displayed on the consumer terminal 230. Therefore, local commercial districts can be activated.

Hereinafter, the steps of FIG. 7 will be described in more detail. Step 7110 may include the step of simultaneously receiving a plurality of broadcasted information by the consumer terminal 230. Vendor beacons may be provided for each vendor. Merchant beacons provided for each seller may be provided in each store. Vendor beacons can send broadcast information. When the consumer terminal 230 goes near the seller beacons, the consumer terminal 230 may receive a plurality of broadcasted information. In addition, the consumer terminal 230 may also obtain a signal strength value corresponding to a plurality of broadcasted information.

For example, when a plurality of broadcasted information is an SSID, the consumer terminal 230 may acquire the strength of a signal for the SSID at the same time as receiving the SSID.

The consumer terminal 230 may sort the broadcasted information based on the signal strength value. For example, broadcasted information may be arranged in the order of a signal strength value.

Step 712 may include transmitting a plurality of broadcasted information by the consumer terminal 230 to the server 100. In addition, step 713 may include the step of selecting marketing information based on a combination of a plurality of broadcasted information by the server 100. The server 100 may select marketing information by using some of the plurality of broadcasted information. For example, the server 100 may select upper 3 information from among a plurality of broadcasted information. Alternatively, the server 100 may select information whose signal strength is equal to or greater than a threshold signal strength value among a plurality of broadcasted information. The server 100 stores a table corresponding to marketing information according to a plurality of broadcasted information. The server 100 may select marketing information according to a combination of a plurality of broadcasted information based on the table.

More specifically, the server 100 may perform a step of selecting marketing information based on the order, number, and content of a plurality of broadcasted information. Here, the order may indicate an order in which broadcasted information is arranged according to a signal strength value. The number may mean the number of a plurality of broadcasted information received and selected by the consumer terminal 230. Content may mean text values of a plurality of broadcasted information. For example, the content may mean an SSID value received by the consumer terminal 230. The server 100 may perform the step of transmitting the selected marketing information to the consumer terminal 230.

In addition, the server 100 may determine the location of the consumer based on a plurality of broadcasted information received from the consumer terminal 230. For example, the intensity value of the signal of broadcasted information received from the consumer terminal 230 may be proportional to the distance of the consumer terminal 230 from the seller beacon. The server 100 may derive at least three seller beacons closest to the consumer terminal 230 based on at least three broadcasted information having a large signal strength value. As already explained, seller beacons are fixed. In addition, the distance from each seller beacon to the consumer terminal 230 can be obtained by the strength of the signal. Therefore, the server 100 can roughly derive the location of the consumer by triangulation.

In addition, the server 100 may obtain the density of consumers by receiving information broadcasted from each of the consumer terminals. Different broadcasted information is transmitted for each vendor beacon. The consumer terminal 230 may receive information broadcasted from the seller beacon and transmit it to the server 100. The server 100 may roughly determine the location of the consumer terminal 230. In addition, the server 100 may determine the density of consumers for a specific space. The consumer terminal 230 may request the density of consumers from the server 100. The server 100 may transmit the density of consumers to the consumer terminal 230. The consumer terminal 230 may display the density of consumers. The consumer may determine whether or not people are concentrated in a specific space through the consumer terminal 230. Therefore, the consumer can visit the seller avoiding the rush hour.

In addition, according to another embodiment of the present disclosure, the consumer terminal 230 may perform the step of transmitting the location information of the consumer to the server 100. Here, the location information of the consumer may include current GPS coordinate information of the consumer's terminal. The GPS coordinate information may include latitude information and longitude information.

The server 100 may perform a step of transmitting marketing information corresponding to the location information of the consumer to the consumer terminal. The server 100 may store a table corresponding to marketing information corresponding to a marketing range. The marketing range may represent a predetermined regional range. The server 100 may transmit marketing information corresponding to the marketing range to the consumer terminal 230 when the location information of the consumer and the marketing range are corresponded. The consumer terminal 230 may perform the step of displaying marketing information. The consumer can use the stores near the apartment complex based on the marketing information.

So far, we have looked at the center of various embodiments. Those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains will be able to understand that the present invention may be implemented in a modified form without departing from the essential characteristics of the present invention. Therefore, the disclosed embodiments should be considered from an illustrative point of view rather than a limiting point of view. The scope of the present invention is shown in the claims rather than the above description, and all differences within the scope equivalent thereto should be construed as being included in the present invention.

Meanwhile, the above-described embodiments of the present invention can be written as a program that can be executed on a computer, and can be implemented in a general-purpose digital computer that operates the program using a computer-readable recording medium. The computer-readable recording medium includes storage media such as magnetic storage media (eg, ROM, floppy disk, hard disk, etc.) and optical reading media (eg, CD-ROM, DVD, etc.).

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In the operating method of a system for relaying service or product transactions around an apartment complex,
Transmitting, by the seller terminal, the location information of the seller and the identification information of the seller terminal to the server;
Determining, by the server, whether or not the seller terminal is located in a sales permitted area based on the location information of the seller;
When the seller terminal is located within a sales permitted area, generating, by the server, seller unique identification information corresponding to the location information of the seller and identification information of the seller terminal;
Transmitting, by the server, the seller unique identification information to the seller terminal;
Transmitting, by the seller terminal, unique identification information and product information to the server;
If the transmitted unique identification information matches the seller-specific identification information previously stored in a memory, storing, by the server, the information on the product in correspondence with the seller-specific identification information;
Transmitting, by the server, information on the product to a consumer terminal;
Outputting, by the consumer terminal, information on the product to a display unit;
Receiving, by the consumer terminal, selection information for a product from a consumer;
Transmitting, by the consumer terminal, purchase information including selection information for the product and identification information of the consumer to the server;
Simultaneously receiving, by the consumer terminal, a plurality of broadcasted information from a plurality of seller beacons;
Transmitting, by the consumer terminal, the plurality of broadcasted information to the server;
The server selecting at least three broadcasted information having a large signal strength value from among the plurality of broadcasted information;
Calculating, by the server, a distance from each seller beacon to the consumer terminal based on at least three broadcasted information having a large signal strength value;
The server obtaining a location of the consumer terminal by applying a distance from each seller beacon to the consumer terminal by triangulation;
Determining, at the server, a density of consumers for a predetermined space by acquiring the locations of a plurality of consumer terminals;
The server selecting marketing information based on the combination of the plurality of broadcasted information and the location of the consumer terminal;
Transmitting the selected marketing information and the density of consumers for the predetermined space to the consumer terminal; And
The consumer terminal includes the step of displaying the marketing information,
Transmitting the purchase information to the server,
Determining, by the server, whether the consumer's identification information is valid;
When the consumer's identification information is valid, obtaining, by the server, information on the selected product corresponding to the selection information on the product from a memory;
Paying, by the server, an amount included in the information on the selected product to the seller based on payment information included in the purchase information;
Obtaining, by the server, information on a consumer corresponding to the identification information of the consumer from a memory;
Obtaining, by the server, seller unique identification information corresponding to information on the selected product from a memory; And
And transmitting, by the server, information on the consumer to a seller terminal corresponding to the obtained seller unique identification information,
Selecting the marketing information based on the combination of the plurality of broadcast information,
And selecting, by the server, marketing information based on the order, number, and content of the plurality of broadcasted information. The method of claim 1,
At a predetermined period, the server requesting current location information from the seller terminal;
Transmitting, by the seller terminal, current location information to the server in response to the request of the server;
Determining, by the server, whether the current location information is the same as the location information of the seller corresponding to the seller unique identification information;
The server, when the location information of the seller is the same as the current location information, updating the seller unique identification information;
The server transmitting the updated seller unique identification information to the seller terminal; And
And when the location information is not the same as the current location information, setting the seller unique identification information to inactive. delete The method of claim 1,
Transmitting information on the consumer to the seller terminal,
Generating, by the server, a temporary access code for accessing the consumer's apartment complex based on the seller's unique identification information, the consumer's identification information, and the information on the selected product; And
Including the step of the server transmitting the temporary access code to the seller terminal,
The method of operating a transaction relay system, characterized in that the number of times and times of use of the temporary access code are limited. The method of claim 4,
The seller terminal transmitting the access code and the seller unique identification information to the door terminal of the apartment complex;
The door terminal transmitting the access code, the seller's unique identification information, and the door terminal identification information to the server;
Determining, by the server, whether the access code is valid;
If the access code is valid, determining, by the server, whether the door terminal is located in the apartment complex of the consumer based on the door terminal identification information;
When the door terminal is located in the apartment complex of the consumer, determining, by the server, whether the access code corresponds to the seller's unique identification information; And
And when the access code corresponds to the seller's unique identification information, transmitting a command indicating opening to the door terminal. The method of claim 1,
The step of determining, by the server, whether the consumer's identification information is valid,
Obtaining, by the server, identification information of the consumer and identification information of the consumer terminal from the purchase information;
Determining, by the server, whether the consumer's identification information stored in advance and the obtained consumer's identification information are the same;
If the previously stored consumer's identification information and the obtained consumer's identification information are the same, determining whether the previously stored identification information of the consumer's terminal and the acquired identification information of the consumer's terminal are the same; And
And determining that the consumer's identification information is valid if the previously stored identification information of the consumer terminal and the obtained identification information of the consumer terminal are the same.
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