KR102324284B1 - Reward system using bicycle and reward method using same - Google Patents

Abstract

An embodiment of the present invention relates to a reward system using a bicycle, which is mounted on a user terminal, tracks the running speed and mileage of a bicycle registered by the user, and manages the bicycle history and driving record data. ; a management system for a bicycle store that is provided in an online or offline bicycle store and that provides a reward to the bicycle management system based on the user's driving record data in conjunction with the bicycle management system; and a management server that stores data requested to be stored by the bicycle management system and the management system for a bicycle store in conjunction with the bicycle management system and the management system for a bicycle store, and manages the bicycle management system and the management system for a bicycle store may include.
Since the bicycle shop manager and the purchasing customer are connected and managed through the unique vehicle identification number of the bicycle, the convenience of the customer and the convenience of the bicycle shop manager in customer management are greatly improved.

Description

Reward system using bicycle and reward method using same

An embodiment of the present invention relates to a reward system using a bicycle and a reward providing method using the same.

With the increase in traffic jams due to the rapid increase in vehicles and the severity of fine dust, the government recommends the use of public transport or bicycles. In addition, at the individual level, more and more people use bicycles for reasons such as saving transportation costs, promoting health, and participating in environmental campaigns.

In general, as an individual means of transportation, bicycles are effective for short-distance movement, and they do not emit pollutants or generate noise. Accordingly, local governments and governments are actively recommending the use of bicycles to cope with threats such as soaring fuel prices, urban traffic problems, air pollution, and climate change. In addition, efforts are being made at the level of local governments and local governments, such as the establishment of bicycle lanes or the provision of bicycle storage facilities near major subway stations and bus stops.

Despite these efforts, there is a problem that the effect of the policies of local governments or governments is not great because bicycles are still recognized for exercise or leisure.

The above-described information disclosed in the background technology of the present invention is only for improving the understanding of the background of the present invention, and thus may include information that does not constitute the prior art.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a reward system using a bicycle capable of activating bicycle use and a reward providing method using the same.

A reward system using a bicycle according to an embodiment of the present invention includes: a bicycle management system mounted on a user terminal, tracking the running speed and running distance of a bicycle registered by the user, and managing the bicycle history and driving record data; a management system for a bicycle store that is provided in an online or offline bicycle store and that provides a reward to the bicycle management system based on the user's driving record data in conjunction with the bicycle management system; and a management server that stores data requested to be stored by the bicycle management system and the management system for a bicycle store in conjunction with the bicycle management system and the management system for a bicycle store, and manages the bicycle management system and the management system for a bicycle store may include.

When the vehicle identification number of the bicycle and the customer identification information of the user are registered in the bicycle management system and the bicycle store management system, the bicycle store management system sends a store matching acceptance request to the bicycle management system for the bicycle store It is characterized in that the management system and the bicycle management system that sent the acceptance request match 1:1.

The management system for the bicycle store is characterized in that it provides the reward to the bicycle management system matched based on the driving record data provided from the matched bicycle management system.

The bicycle management system may provide a maintenance cycle notification of the bicycle, maintenance history management, bicycle store reservation, and driving record data management functions.

The management system for the bicycle store may manage the maintenance history of the bicycle based on a plurality of data provided by the bicycle management system.

In addition, the reward providing method according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises the steps of registering the bicycle chassis number and customer identification information of the purchasing user in the matching reward system of the management system for a bicycle store (S10); A bicycle management system app is installed in the user terminal and the user joins the reward system (S20); transmitting a store matching acceptance request to the user's bicycle management system in the matching reward system (S30); accepting the acceptance request by the user (S40); accumulating, by the user, driving record data of the bicycle using the service of the reward system (S60); and providing a reward to the user's bicycle management system in the matching reward system (S70).

After the step S40, the method may further include a step (S50) of registering store matching information matched with the user from the management system for the bicycle store to the management server of the reward system.

The provision of the reward in step S70 is characterized in that it is made based on the driving record data of the bicycle.

According to the embodiment of the present invention, since the bicycle shop manager and the purchasing customer are connected and managed through the vehicle identification number unique to the bicycle, the convenience of the customer and the customer management convenience of the bicycle shop manager are greatly improved.

In addition, since the reward is provided according to the mileage of the bicycle, the reward can be used for bicycle maintenance or purchase of goods, thereby improving user convenience and activating the use of bicycles.

1 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of a reward system using a bicycle according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating a method of providing a reward when purchasing an offline store according to the reward system of FIG. 1 .
3 is a flowchart illustrating a method of providing a reward when purchasing an online store according to the reward system of FIG. 1 .
4 to 8 are diagrams exemplarily showing a screen of a user app on which the reward system of the present invention is provided.

Examples of the present invention are provided to more completely explain the present invention to those of ordinary skill in the art, and the following examples may be modified in various other forms, and the scope of the present invention is as follows It is not limited to an Example. Rather, these examples are provided so that this disclosure will be more thorough and complete, and will fully convey the spirit of the invention to those skilled in the art.

In addition, in the following drawings, the thickness or size of each layer is exaggerated for convenience and clarity of description, and the same reference numerals in the drawings refer to the same elements. As used herein, the term “and/or” includes any one and any combination of one or more of those listed items. In addition, in the present specification, "connected" means not only when member A and member B are directly connected, but also when member A and member B are indirectly connected by interposing member C between member A and member B. do.

The terminology used herein is used to describe specific embodiments, not to limit the present invention. As used herein, the singular forms may include the plural forms unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. Also, as used herein, “comprise, include” and/or “comprising, including” refer to the recited shapes, numbers, steps, actions, members, elements, and/or groups thereof. It specifies the presence and does not exclude the presence or addition of one or more other shapes, numbers, movements, members, elements and/or groups.

Although the terms first, second, etc. are used herein to describe various members, parts, regions, layers and/or parts, these members, parts, regions, layers, and/or parts are limited by these terms so that they It is self-evident that These terms are used only to distinguish one member, component, region, layer or portion from another region, layer or portion. Accordingly, a first member, component, region, layer, or portion discussed below may refer to a second member, component, region, layer or portion without departing from the teachings of the present invention.

Space-related terms such as “beneath”, “below”, “lower”, “above”, and “upper” refer to an element or feature shown in the drawing It may be used to facilitate understanding of other elements or features. These space-related terms are for easy understanding of the present invention according to various process conditions or usage conditions of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the present invention. For example, if an element or feature in a figure is turned over, an element or feature described as "below" or "below" becomes "above" or "above". Accordingly, "lower" is a concept encompassing "upper" or "below".

Hereinafter, a reward system using a bicycle according to an embodiment of the present invention and a reward providing method using the same will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

First, the main configuration of the reward system using bicycles will be described. However, the components to be described below are conceptually separated for convenience of description and are not essential components in configuring the reward system.

1 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of a reward system using a bicycle according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 1 , the reward system using a bicycle may be largely composed of a user terminal 100 , a management system 300 for a bicycle store, and a management server 500 .

As shown in FIG. 1 , the user terminal 100 is equipped with a bicycle management system 110 in the form of an application (Application, user application, hereinafter, app or user app). The bicycle management system 110 may use various hardware 130 installed in the user terminal 100 .

The bicycle management system 110 may include a registration unit 111 , an authentication unit 112 , a driving record unit 113 , a bicycle management unit 114 , and a reward management unit 115 . The hardware 130 used by the bicycle management system 110 to access (access) may include various sensors 131 , a camera 132 , a communication module 133 , and the like.

The registration unit 111 is a control configuration for registering and storing the vehicle identification number of the bicycle. The registration unit 111 accesses the camera 132 of the hardware 130 of the user terminal 100 so that the user can easily register the vehicle identification number through a QR code or barcode. Alternatively, even when the user directly registers through the bicycle management system 110 app, it functions to receive and store the vehicle identification number. The registered vehicle identification number serves to provide vehicle identification number information when the bicycle vehicle identification number is inquired in the management system 300 for a bicycle store or the management server 500 . The registered vehicle identification number can also be used as basic information for bicycle management and customer management.

The authentication unit 112 transmits an authentication request to match a user and a bicycle store in the management system 300 for a bicycle store, or, conversely, is responsible for a security authentication function required when a user directly registers a bicycle store. In addition, the authentication unit 112 is responsible for the security authentication function required for the user's membership registration or unique customer identification information registration or renewal.

The authenticator 112 may provide functions such as bio-authentication such as iris and fingerprint, and security authentication such as a public certificate or password. When a user signs up for an app, registers a bicycle vehicle identification number, and uses various services, the authentication record is stored in the authentication unit 112, and the authentication record is provided upon request of the management system 300 or the management server 500 for a bicycle store. can be

The driving record unit 113 accesses and uses various sensors 131 among the hardware 130 of the user terminal 100 to detect, calculate, and record the current position of the bicycle, the speed of the bicycle, and the mileage of the bicycle. have.

For example, the driving record unit 113 may use a gyro sensor, an acceleration sensor, or a GPS sensor of the user terminal 100 to detect a change in the position of the bicycle (eg, starting the bicycle) after starting the app. The driving record unit 113 may use a GPS sensor of the user terminal 100 or a speedometer separately provided in the bicycle to detect the driving speed and the driving distance of the bicycle. A separate speedometer may be provided for free/paid at a bicycle store, etc., and may induce users to purchase a speedometer by providing additional rewards when using the speedometer.

The driving record unit 113 continuously tracks and stores the speed, location, and mileage of the bicycle to generate basis data for obtaining a reward provided for each mileage. Driving record data detected, calculated, tracked, and stored in the driving record unit 113 (data including all bicycle speed information, bicycle location information, and bicycle mileage information) is to be provided to the bicycle management unit 114 and the reward management unit 115 can

The bicycle management unit 114 functions to manage various histories of bicycles after the user purchases the bicycle. The bicycle management unit 114 may manage parts and tires requiring inspection or replacement based on the bicycle mileage data collected through the driving record unit 113, and may provide bicycle management data to the user. The bicycle management unit 114 may store bicycle management data and transmit the bicycle management data to the bicycle store management system 300 and the management server 500 through the communication module 133 of the user terminal 100 . The transmission of the bicycle management data may be performed automatically according to a cycle preset in the bicycle management system 110 , or may be performed non-periodically according to a request of the management system 300 for a bicycle store or the management server 500 . Alternatively, the bicycle management data may be stored only in the bicycle management system 110 according to user settings.

In addition, the bicycle management unit 114 may provide a reservation function for reserving maintenance, product care, after-sales consultation, etc. in a pre-registered bicycle store according to a user's request. The reservation function provided by the bicycle management unit 114 may be provided as a menu or the like on the user app. When a user makes a reservation, bicycle management data may be transmitted to the management system 300 for a bicycle store of a registered bicycle store.

The reward management unit 115 functions to manage the rewards provided for each mileage based on the bicycle mileage data collected through the driving record unit 113 . The reward is provided as preset in the management system 300 for a bicycle store, and the reward management unit 115 receives the setting content, sets the reward accordingly, and provides it to the user. The reward may be provided in the form of mileage or amount, and may be displayed on the screen of the user app to which the bicycle management system 110 is applied.

For example, the reward may be set at 10 miles or 10 won per 100m of the bicycle mileage. Since the rewards provided to users can be used in the same way as cash at the bicycle store, they must be continuously accumulated and managed. Reward accumulation according to the bicycle mileage, management of accumulated rewards, and deduction of rewards when the user uses rewards are managed through the reward management unit 115 until the user leaves the bicycle management system 110 .

Through the above-described bicycle management system 110 , the user may use services such as bicycle management such as bicycle driving management or maintenance cycle management, store reservation for maintenance or AS, and rewards acquisition and use of rewards. Services other than the user's direct visit to the bicycle store can be provided through the user's app. The bicycle management system 110 may provide various service menus to the user by interworking with the management system 300 for a bicycle store and the management server 500 .

As shown in FIG. 1 , an offline or online bicycle store may become an affiliate store by paying a predetermined fee and registering in the management server 500 by subscribing to a reward system. When registered as an affiliate store, the bicycle store management system 300 may be built and registered as a reward provider in the reward system. Bicycle stores include general stores that sell bicycles and some consumables, maintenance stores that sell maintenance, repairs, and special parts for bicycles, and special repair stores that specialize in special maintenance such as bicycle fittings, painting, and business trip repairs. can do.

The management system 300 for a bicycle store may largely include a Bicycle Lifecycle Management (BLM) system 310 (hereinafter referred to as a bicycle life management system) and a Matching Reward System (MRS) 330, hereinafter referred to as a matching reward system.

The bicycle life management system 310 is a system for integrated management of a bicycle maintenance history of a registered user based on location-based information and driving record data collected through the bicycle management system 110 of the user terminal 100 . The bicycle life management system 310 is a kind of management program used in all bicycle stores subscribed to the reward system, and may be provided in the form of a store application.

The bicycle life management system 310 may periodically or aperiodically receive the user's bicycle related data from the registered user's bicycle management system 110 after 1:1 matching between the user and the bicycle store. The data received by the bicycle life management system 310 includes data related to a registered user's bicycle, such as driving record data and bicycle management data.

The matching reward system 330 enables 1:1 matching between a user who purchased a bicycle and a bicycle store through mutual authentication. In addition, the matching reward system 330 performs a reward management function in conjunction with the bicycle management system 110 of the user terminal 100, such as providing a reward to the user and deducting the used reward.

The matching reward system 330 registers and stores the user's unique customer identification information, and transmits the registered user's customer identification information to the management server 500 . In addition, the matching reward system 330 functions to register and store a vehicle identification number when a user purchases a bicycle at an offline store, match the information with customer identification information, and transmit it to the management server 500 . The vehicle identification number of the bicycle may be in a state of being pre-registered in the management server 500 by collecting data from bicycle manufacturers and importing distributors and converting it into a database. Accordingly, when the vehicle identification number of the bicycle is registered through the matching reward system 330 , related information may be retrieved from the database of the management server 500 .

After registration of bicycle chassis information according to the user's purchase and registration of customer identification information, when the user executes the app and registers as a member, the matching reward system 330 may send a store matching acceptance request to the user's app. When an acceptance request message is received in the user app, the user accepts it, so that the user who purchased the bicycle and the bicycle store can be matched. When the matching is completed, the registered user may be managed through the bicycle life management system 310 in the bicycle store. In addition, when the user starts using the app, the mileage is accumulated through the bicycle management system 110 , and the driving record data including the mileage is received from the matching reward system 330 to provide and manage rewards.

The reward may be provided to the user according to data previously set and stored in the matching reward system 330 at the bicycle store. The reward may be set differently for each bicycle store, or may be set the same in all bicycle stores that have joined the reward system. When rewards are set differently for each bicycle store, a reward ratio or upper limit of the amount that can be provided may be set in consideration of equity with other stores.

Matching data and reward management data stored in the matching reward system 330 may be transmitted to and stored in the management server 500 .

As shown in FIG. 1 , the management server 500 is an operating subject of the reward system, and in the present invention, the management server 500 is defined as a general term for a management system including an administrator. The management server 500 may include a BLM management unit 510 , an affiliate management unit 530 , and an authentication registration unit 550 . In addition, the management server 500 functions to provide and manage various services or advertisements provided to the user app. The management server 500 is operated by a separate administrator, and provides various services requested by the user through the user app.

The BLM management unit 510 communicates with the bicycle life management system 310 of the bicycle store management system 300 and stores the vehicle identification number and customer identification information for each user registered in the bicycle life management system 310 . The vehicle identification number of the bicycle may be stored in advance in the management server 500 by collecting data from bicycle manufacturers and importing distributors and converting it into a database. In addition, information (specifications, parts information, production date, manufacturer information, import distributor information, etc.) of the corresponding bicycle may be matched with each vehicle identification number and stored. Therefore, as described above, the user can simply register the bicycle identification number by photographing the QR code or barcode of the bicycle on the app.

In addition, the BLM management unit 510 stores the bicycle management history or maintenance history stored in the bicycle life management system 310 . The BLM management unit 510 may provide the stored information to the user or the bicycle store at the request of the user or the bicycle store. Since the above-described information is stored in the management server 500, even when reinstalling the user's app after deletion, the user can retrieve and use previously stored information. Information stored in the management server 500 may be managed to be deleted after being stored for a certain period of time after the user withdraws from membership according to laws and regulations.

The affiliate management unit 530 may register and store an offline or online bicycle store, and process a new store registration request from a user or a bicycle store. The affiliate management unit 530 may provide advertisements or event information about the registered affiliate stores to the user app. In addition, the affiliate management unit 530 may store the user's service usage history, customer management details and reward details of the management system 300 for a bicycle store, and then transmit it to the user or the management system 300 for a bicycle store.

The authentication registration unit 550 functions to provide authentication information to a user or a bicycle store and store and manage authentication information when server authentication is required, such as when registering a vehicle identification number and customer identification information of a bicycle, or when a user joins a membership. A user's membership subscription to the reward system may be made between the bicycle management system 110 and the management server 500 without going through the management system 300 for a bicycle store. However, after membership registration, registration information may be transmitted to the management system 300 for a bicycle store.

In the reward system using a bicycle having the above-described configuration, a method of providing a reward is summarized as follows.

There are offline/online stores that are subscribed to the reward system, offline/online stores that are not subscribed to the reward system, and second-hand transactions through which users can purchase bicycles. The method of providing the reward system may vary slightly depending on the bicycle purchase route.

FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating a method of providing a reward when purchasing an offline store according to the reward system of FIG. 1 .

As shown in FIG. 2, when a user purchases a bicycle at an affiliated offline store that is subscribed to the reward system, the bicycle chassis number and customer identification information of the purchasing customer are registered in the matching reward system 330 at the bicycle store, and the same The information is also transmitted to the management server 500 and registered (S10).

After that, the user is guided to install the reward system application, and the user runs the app and signs up for a reward system membership (S20). The user's app subscription information is transmitted and stored to both the management system 300 and the management server 500 for a bicycle store.

After the user's service subscription, the bicycle store transmits a store matching acceptance request message to the user (S30). The store matching acceptance request is made through the matching reward system 330, and is a process of 1:1 matching between the user and the offline store where the user purchased the bicycle. This is an essential process in order to provide a reward to a user in an offline store. If the user does not want to change the store, the user and the store matching are completed through a simple acceptance procedure (S40) on the app.

When the matching is completed, the matching reward system 330 uploads and registers store matching information to the management server 500 (S50), and the user can use the service provided by the reward system at any time by running the app (S60) . In this step, the user can accumulate and store bicycle history and driving record data using the service provided by the reward system. The service of the reward system used by the user includes a service (S70) provided in a bicycle store, such as reward provision and bicycle management, and a service (S70a) provided by the management server 500, such as affiliate advertisement-related benefits. The user may use all services provided by the bicycle shop and the management server 500 through the app. Also, a service such as customer management may be used through the management server 500 in a bicycle shop.

3 is a flowchart illustrating a method of providing a reward when purchasing an online store according to the reward system of FIG. 1 .

As shown in FIG. 3 , when a user purchases a bicycle in an online store, the vehicle identification number of the bicycle is registered (S10) in the management server 500 in advance in the online store.

When the user completes the purchase, the online store may transmit a store matching acceptance request to the user at the time of purchase or after purchase along with the app subscription guidance in advance (S20). The store matching acceptance request may be transmitted in the form of a message to the user terminal. When a user installs an app through a message and signs up for a membership in the reward system, he or she can check the status of registration in the reward system by inquiring the vehicle identification number of the purchased bicycle through a simple confirmation process (S40).

The user may accept the matching request of the bicycle store or request a matching change to another store close to home (S50). The matching request acceptance or change request may be transmitted to the online store, and store matching information may be registered in the online store with the management server 500 (S60).

Thereafter, the service use and reward provision method may proceed in the same manner as in the embodiment of FIG. 2 .

Although not shown in the drawing, when a user purchases or maintains a bicycle at a non-affiliated on/offline store that is not subscribed to the reward system, the user searches the store through the app of the bicycle management system 110 and writes the purchase/maintenance details can be registered as In addition, the user can leave a review for the store in the app, and can request that the store be registered as an affiliate through the reward system customer center.

If there is such a request, it is possible to recommend to the store to join the reward system, and if the store accepts it, it is registered in the affiliate management unit 530 of the management server 500 and the new store registration information can be provided to the user app. .

On the other hand, bicycles managed through the reward system have an advantage in the used bicycle transaction because the purchase and maintenance history are continuously accumulated and managed.

In the case of a used bicycle transaction, the buyer can sign up for the reward system and transfer the vehicle identification number of the bicycle with the mutual consent of the seller and the buyer. The buyer can check the history of the bicycle, so a safe transaction is possible, and by disclosing the bicycle history, the seller can make a transaction at a fair price. Even in this case, the buyer can use the service provided by the reward system by subscribing to the reward system.

However, even if you own a bicycle, you can only use the bicycle mileage check or bicycle management function through the user app without registering the vehicle identification number. In this case, you can use other services except for rewards provided by bicycle stores or reservations for bicycle maintenance stores.

A method in which the above-described reward system and reward providing method are provided to a user will be exemplarily described as follows. The user app described below is only an example for helping understanding, and the configuration of the user app is not limited to the drawings and description below.

4 to 8 are diagrams exemplarily showing a screen of a user app on which the reward system of the present invention is provided.

As shown in FIG. 4 , when the user rides a bicycle, the driving record may be provided to the user in a form displayed in real time on a map, such as a navigation system of a car. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 5 , it may be provided in the form of a list showing numerical values that are changed in real time for each item rather than on a map. By displaying the rewards accumulated in real time on the driving record together, the user can enjoy the fun of reward acquisition and can be a motivator for reward acquisition.

As shown in FIG. 6 , the user can view daily, weekly, and monthly bicycle usage history through the day of bicycle use (today menu), weekly use history (this week's activity menu), and monthly use history (this month's activity menu). can be viewed. Accessing each menu has the advantage of being able to check various items in detail, such as reward acquisition history, bicycle mileage, and average speed.

As shown in FIG. 7 , on the home screen of the user app, this week's activity or today's riding information can be summarized and displayed, so that a simple item inquiry can be easily accessed from the home screen without accessing the detailed menu. In addition, through the user app, the reward system may provide various events registered by affiliated companies or the management server 500 , such as daily, weekly, monthly challenge menus or advertisement reporting reward stacking menus.

As shown in FIG. 8 , the event may include an event in which a reward can be obtained by simply providing additional information to the reward system, such as bicycle information. Although not shown in the drawings, various events, such as providing a reward when driving a predetermined target distance, or providing a reward when an affiliate's purchase of an item or an affiliate's challenge goal is achieved, may be provided through the user app.

Through these event menus, the user can accumulate additional rewards, which can be a motivator for acquiring rewards, and furthermore, it can help to increase the bicycle usage rate.

What has been described above is only one embodiment for carrying out the present invention, and the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, without departing from the gist of the present invention as claimed in the claims below. Anyone with ordinary skill in the field to which this belongs will say that the technical spirit of the present invention exists to the extent that various modifications can be made.

100: user terminal 110: bicycle management system
300: management system for bicycle shops
310: bicycle life management system 330: matching reward system
500: management server 510: BLM management unit
530: affiliate management unit 550: authentication register

Claims (8)

a bicycle management system mounted on the user terminal, tracking the running speed and running distance of the bicycle registered by the user, and managing the bicycle history and driving record data;
a management system for a bicycle store that is provided in an online or offline bicycle store and that provides a reward to the bicycle management system based on the user's driving record data in conjunction with the bicycle management system; and
A management server that stores data requested to be stored by the bicycle management system and the management system for a bicycle store in conjunction with the bicycle management system and the management system for a bicycle store, and manages the bicycle management system and the management system for a bicycle store including,
The bicycle management system includes a registration unit for registering and storing the vehicle identification number of the bicycle, an authentication unit for security authentication, a driving record unit for detecting and calculating and recording the driving of the bicycle, a bicycle management unit for managing history after purchase of the bicycle, and a reward management unit for managing rewards based on the bicycle mileage data collected through the driving record unit,
The management system for the bicycle store includes a bicycle life management system that manages a registered user's bicycle maintenance history, and a matching reward system for providing and managing rewards,
When the vehicle identification number of the bicycle and customer identification information of the user are registered in the bicycle management system and the bicycle store management system, the matching reward system of the bicycle store management system sends a store matching acceptance request to the bicycle management system The management system for the bicycle store and the bicycle management system that sent the acceptance request match 1:1,
The bicycle store management system is a reward system utilizing a bicycle that provides the reward to the bicycle management system matched based on the driving record data provided from the matched bicycle management system.
delete delete The method of claim 1,
The bicycle management system is a reward system using a bicycle that provides a maintenance cycle notification of the bicycle, maintenance history management, bicycle store reservation, and the driving record data management function. 5. The method of claim 4,
The bicycle store management system is a reward system using a bicycle for managing the maintenance history of the bicycle based on a plurality of data provided by the bicycle management system. registering the bicycle chassis number and customer identification information of the purchasing user in the matching reward system of the bicycle store management system (S10);
A registration unit for registering and storing the vehicle identification number of the bicycle in the user terminal, an authentication unit for security authentication, a driving record unit for detecting and calculating and recording the driving of the bicycle, a bicycle management unit for managing the history after purchase of the bicycle, the driving A bicycle management system app including a reward management unit for managing rewards based on the bicycle mileage data collected through the recorder is installed and the user joins the reward system (S20);
transmitting a store matching acceptance request to the user's bicycle management system in the matching reward system (S30);
accepting the acceptance request by the user (S40);
registering the store matching information matched with the user from the management system for the bicycle store to the management server of the reward system (S50);
accumulating, by the user, driving record data of the bicycle using the service of the reward system (S60); and
Reward providing method using a reward system comprising the step (S70) of providing a reward to the user's bicycle management system in the matching reward system.
delete 7. The method of claim 6,
In the step S70, the reward is provided based on the driving record data of the bicycle.

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