KR20220014336A - Method and its system to intermediate the trade of hidden useful information on auctioned goods - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a transaction intermediation method for non-public information by an auction article and a system therefor, capable of reducing an economic cost. According to the present invention, the transaction intermediation method for non-public information by an auction article includes: storing auction article data as public auction data; receiving and storing membership registration and login information; extracting and transmitting a product search result list; extracting and transmitting the public auction data, a desired purchase condition, a sales condition, and sales history statistics; receiving and storing the desired purchase condition; receiving and storing the sales condition and sales details; extracting and transmitting the sales details; and settling a transaction amount.

Description

Transaction brokerage method of non-public information for each auction item and its system {Method and its system to intermediate the trade of hidden useful information on auctioned goods}

The present invention relates to a method of mediating transactions of intangible information rather than tangible goods in e-commerce using the Internet. Or it relates to an information transaction brokerage method and system for sharing or transacting knowledge with an information purchaser.

The courts and the government are legally operating an auction process to sell assets or clear up bad assets. The auction items can be searched for auction items on the court auction website and the government on-bid public auction website.

Auction open data can be transmitted from other websites you want through data transmission/reception processing methods such as crawling or API (Application Programming Interface).

The public auction data includes basic information about the object such as case number, article number, object type, appraised value, minimum sale price, bidding method, and sale date, date details, list details, and the like.

Crawling refers to the process of fetching a web page as it is and extracting data from it.

API is applied for convenient input, output, and transmission/reception of information or data on a website or web page.

Data received through data transmission/reception processing methods such as crawling or API are stored in a transaction brokerage server as a batch operation with a set period and provided to information users.

In addition to the public auction data, additional public data provided in connection with auction items provided for public purposes in courts, governments, portals, etc. can also be transmitted from the desired website through data transmission/reception processing methods such as crawling or API.

These additional public data include, for example, a certified copy of the register, appraisal, specification of sale items, current status survey, document receipt details, document delivery details, nearby items in progress, nearby sale results, land use plan, building management ledger, actual transaction price data, electronic It may include data such as maps and portal maps.

In general, auction data service companies have the advantage of inquiring the data they need on the company's website or increasing the convenience of information users by integrating the public auction data provided scattered across various websites.

Although such auction public data is useful, it is very insufficient for information users interested in the auction item. Therefore, information users interested in the auction item invest their time and effort to conduct more analysis, investigation, and site visits. There was the inconvenience of having to additionally acquire necessary, undisclosed, nonpublic information by investing time and effort for this purpose.

Such non-public information includes photos and videos of on-site investigations, analysis of legal rights, analysis of appropriate bid prices, interviews and recordings with stakeholders, analysis of transaction prices near the time of bidding, and analysis of related items owned by stakeholders.

However, the amount and quality of non-public information obtained may still vary depending on individual effort, date, time, interviewer, circumstances, etc., and such non-public information can be very important and valuable in the bidding process.

Services for sharing or trading non-public information about these auction items are not provided.

On the other hand, most websites that sell information or knowledge register information or data obtained through bulk or separate offline channels on the transaction brokerage server, and allow information users to use the information for free or by paying a certain amount. Since the one-way transaction method between the website operator and the information user is the most common, the possibility of information sharing or transaction is inevitably reduced.

Contrary to this, if the content, type, desired purchase price, etc. of the non-public or additional information required by the information purchaser are posted or registered so that the information provider can know in advance, it is limited, but information between the information purchaser and the information provider in a two-way transaction It has the advantage of further increasing the possibility of sharing or trading.

In particular, due to the nature of non-public information, it is difficult for information providers to publicly share information with unspecified people other than those who wish to purchase information through public bulletin boards on general websites, etc. There is a need for a security device that can

In the process of dealing with non-public information, an alternative is also needed to estimate the reliability of the information provider or the accuracy of information before payment. Because it is practically difficult to close a transaction under the condition of making payment after intangible information is delivered to the person wishing to purchase the information, the payment must be completed before the delivery of the relevant information. There is a problem in deciding whether to purchase and pay for

Currently, in most information transaction websites, information users only decide whether to purchase at the cost set by the information provider in advance, and there is no evaluation of the quality of the purchased information, and other information users repeat the same process. Problems also need to be improved,

Moreover, even if the information provider does not meet the information purchaser's expectations after the information purchaser's information sale price is settled, especially in the short term, there is an issue of equity in which the sales price can be fully recovered without monetary loss. There is also a need for coercion.

According to the present invention, in order to solve the above problems, in the process of transaction of undisclosed information on an auction item, a person wishing to purchase information can present a desired condition for purchasing the non-public information, and the information provider sells the non-public information possessed by the information provider with respect to the auction item. After presenting the conditions and details of the sale, the person wishing to purchase the information can receive the sale details after payment of the sale price by referring to the presented conditions of sale and the statistics on the sales history of the information provider.

In this system, the web site operator provides auction public data on the auction information provision platform between information users and plays the role of an intermediary for interactive information transaction between information users and information providers.

A person wishing to purchase information can increase the possibility that the information provider who has the non-public information will share or trade by registering the details and cost of the necessary non-public information.

The information provider may register and sell the outline of the non-public information deemed important or valuable in the auction bidding, the sale price, the details of the information, etc. regardless of the request of the person wishing to purchase the information.

The information purchaser shall charge his/her account sufficient to pay the information purchase cost through the financial settlement system, etc. before receiving the full contents of the information provider's non-public information.

Through the satisfaction evaluation of information purchasers, low-quality or inappropriate information and its information providers are selected, and high-quality, non-public information that has received a high information use rating within the non-public information is made the priority purchase target of information purchasers, so that other information purchasers to improve satisfaction.

According to the features of the present invention for achieving the above object,

The present invention is a transaction brokerage server,

A method comprising: receiving auction data published on at least one auction site through crawling or an API (Application Programming Interface) as a batch operation of a predetermined cycle and storing the data as public auction data;

receiving and storing membership registration information or login information from the information user terminal, and transmitting membership registration or login approval information to the information user terminal;

receiving a desired object search condition from the information user terminal, extracting a list of object search results that satisfy the object search condition, and transmitting it to the information user terminal;

receiving the index of the auction item selected from the information user terminal, extracting the auction public data for the item, the desired purchase condition, the sale condition, and the sales history statistics of the information provider, and transmitting it to the information user terminal;

receiving and storing the desired purchase condition from the information purchaser's terminal;

receiving and storing sales conditions and sales details from the information provider terminal;

receiving and storing the selected sales information index from the information purchaser terminal, extracting the sales information, and transmitting the selected sales information to the information purchaser terminal;

receiving and storing the information use rating from the information purchaser terminal, and setting the transaction price in the accounts of the information provider and the information purchaser;

was made including

the present invention

By providing a method for sharing or transacting non-public information or knowledge possessed by multiple information users regarding auction items, it is effective in reducing time and economic costs that each individual repeatedly spends for research or analysis of auction items.

1 is a diagram showing a transaction brokerage system for non-public information for each auction item according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a flowchart illustrating a method of brokering a transaction of private information for each auction item according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains will understand that the present invention may be embodied in other specific forms without changing the technical spirit or essential features thereof. Therefore, it should be understood that the embodiments described above are illustrative in all respects and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is indicated by the claims defined separately rather than the detailed description, and all changes or modifications derived from the meaning and scope of the claims and their equivalents are included in the scope of the present invention. should be interpreted as

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings for explaining a transaction brokerage method and system for non-public information for each auction item according to embodiments of the present invention.

1 is a diagram showing a transaction brokerage system for non-public information for each auction item according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

The information transaction brokerage system for each auction item according to an embodiment of the present invention uses a wired/wireless communication network for communication between the Internet or intranet 110 through wired/wireless and wired/wireless terminals. In addition, the information transaction brokerage website 120 for each auction item is connected through the Internet or intranet 110, and the financial settlement system 140 and the court government portal server 130 are connected for e-commerce, and the auction item Any device or system required for the sharing or transaction of non-public information about the company will be included.

Information for each auction item The transaction brokerage website 120 includes a transaction brokerage server 121 . The transaction brokerage server 121 includes a program or software for operating a website through the Internet or intranet 110 . In addition, the open auction data DB 122 , the member DB 123 , the sales information DB 124 , the purchase hope information DB 125 , the information transaction DB 126 and the like are connected to the transaction brokerage server 121 .

The information user terminal 101 includes a terminal 102 of an information purchaser who wants to purchase information, a terminal 103 of an information provider who wants to sell information, and a terminal 104 of an information purchaser who purchases registered information as well as a random product. It also includes third-party terminals. It includes a medium capable of transmitting and receiving a large amount of information in real time, such as a personal computer (PC), a mobile phone, a smart phone, or a PDA. Therefore, all information users should be able to access the information transaction brokerage website 120 for each auction item using their own terminal and receive information provided by the transaction brokerage server 121 without logging in.

The member DB 123 is provided as a DB for storing data such as ID, password, and balance after transaction input from the information user terminal 101 to the transaction brokerage server 121 . After the transaction, the balance can be settled or withdrawn for the purpose of recharging through the financial settlement system 140, and it increases or decreases according to the purchase or sale of private information of the information user.

If necessary, you can add and utilize all history information on the amount charged and the balance traded according to purchase or sale as a separate member assistance DB.

The sales information DB 124 is provided as a DB for storing sales information of private information on auction items input from the information provider terminal 103 to the transaction brokerage server 121 . Sales information consists of sales condition data that can give an overview of sales information such as category, title, sales information overview, media type, and sales price, and sales content data, which is a private detailed sales content useful for an auction.

The desired purchase information DB 125 is the desired purchase condition of the non-public information input from the information purchaser terminal 103 to the transaction brokerage server 121. It is provided as a DB to include and store.

The information transaction DB 126 is the transaction details of sales information input or calculated from the information purchaser terminal 103 to the transaction brokerage server 121. It is provided as a DB for storing data such as information use rating, final payment amount, and final sales revenue.

The sales history statistics of the information provider include data such as the number of past information sales of the corresponding information seller, the sales amount, the average information purchaser average score, and the range of information purchaser ratings in the information transaction DB 126 .

2 is a flowchart illustrating a method of brokering a transaction of private information for each auction item according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

The transaction brokerage server 121 receives the auction data published on at least one auction site among court auctions or government public auction sites as crawling or API (Application Programming Interface) as a batch operation of a fixed cycle. It is stored in the auction open data DB (122). (S1)

In addition, the transaction brokerage server 121 provides additional data including additional data, documents, images, photos, maps, etc. of courts, governments, and portals that can be searched by the same article number, the same case number, and the same or nearby address related to the auction public data. Public data can also be transmitted and stored from a desired website through data transmission/reception processing methods such as crawling or API. (S1)

When the auction item search condition is transmitted from the information user terminal 101 to the transaction brokerage server 121 on the search condition input screen (S3), the transaction brokerage server 121 returns a list of auction items matching the search condition to the auction open data DB ( 122) and transmitted to the terminal of the information user. (S4) If there is no search condition entered, the list of auction items can be extracted according to all auction items or preset search conditions.

When the selected auction item index data is transmitted from the information user terminal 101 to the transaction brokerage server 121 on the auction item list screen (S5), the transaction brokerage server 121 receives the auction public data and purchases from the auction public data DB 122 The desired purchase condition from the desired information DB 125 , the sales condition from the sales information DB 124 , and the sales history statistics of the information provider are extracted from the information transaction DB 126 and transmitted to the information user terminal 101 . (S6)

On the auction item detail screen of the information user terminal 101, the auction public data transmitted above, the desired purchase condition, the sale condition, the information provider's sales history statistics, and the like are presented.

After registering as a member and logging in, you can additionally enter conditions for purchase, enter sales information, and agree to purchase intention confirmation. (S10/S11)

When the desired purchase condition is transmitted from the information purchase wish terminal 102 to the transaction brokerage server 121 , the transaction brokerage server 121 stores the desired purchase condition in the desired purchase information DB 125 . (S20)

When sales information including sales conditions and sales details is transmitted from the information sales member terminal 103 to the transaction brokerage server 121 , the transaction brokerage server 121 stores the sales information in the sales information DB 124 . (S30)

When the purchase intention confirmation agreement is transmitted from the information purchaser terminal 104 to the transaction brokerage server 121 by referring to the sales conditions and the sales history statistics of the information provider, the transaction brokerage server 121 transmits the holding amount information to the member DB 123. It updates and stores the transaction information in the information transaction DB (126). (S40)

The transaction brokerage server 121 extracts the sales contents corresponding to the sales information index from the sales information DB 124 and transmits it to the information purchaser terminal 104 . (S41)

When the information purchaser leaves the corresponding screen for the first time after using the sales data, the information usage rating and review contents are input and transmitted from the information purchaser terminal 104 to the transaction brokerage server 121 . When the information use rating and review are transmitted, the transaction brokerage server 121 stores the information use rating and review in the information transaction DB 126, and updates the information on the holding amount of the information purchaser and the information provider in the member DB 123. (S42)

When the payment amount of the information purchaser is greater than the amount extracted from the member DB 123, when the agreement to check the charging information is transmitted from the information purchaser terminal 104 to the transaction brokerage server 121, the information purchaser accesses the financial payment system 140 and returns the requested amount. Payment is made and the holding amount information is updated in the member DB (123). (S50/S51)

101: information user terminal
102: information purchase request terminal
103: information provider terminal
104: information purchaser terminal
110: Internet/ Intranet
120: Information by auction item, transaction brokerage website
121: transaction brokerage server
122: Auction open data DB
123: member DB
124: Sales information DB
125: Purchase wish information DB
126: information transaction DB
130: court government portal server
140: financial settlement system

Claims (1)

transaction brokerage server,
A method comprising: receiving auction data published on at least one auction site through crawling or an API (Application Programming Interface) as a batch operation of a predetermined cycle and storing the data as public auction data;
receiving and storing membership registration information or login information from the information user terminal, and transmitting membership registration or login approval information to the information user terminal;
receiving a desired object search condition from the information user terminal, extracting a list of object search results that satisfy the object search condition, and transmitting it to the information user terminal;
receiving the index of the item selected from the information user terminal, extracting the auction open data for the item, the desired purchase condition, the sale condition, and the sales history statistics of the information provider, and transmitting it to the information user terminal;
receiving and storing the desired purchase condition from the information purchaser's terminal;
receiving and storing the sales conditions and sales details from the information provider terminal;
receiving and storing the selected sales information index from the information purchaser terminal, extracting the sales information, and transmitting the selected sales information to the information purchaser terminal;
receiving and storing the information use rating from the information purchaser terminal, and setting the transaction price in the accounts of the information provider and the information purchaser;
Transaction brokerage method of non-public information for each auction item, including

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