KR20230174493A - Method and device for providing service for work processing based on platform for matching work online - Google Patents

Abstract

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the job matching method in the online job matching service is performed by a server, a) personal information is collected from the requester terminal, and job-specific capabilities, qualification information, and work performance date are obtained from the performer terminal. collecting information about; b) receiving the details of the work to be requested, the request cost, and information on a plurality of performers designated by the requester from the requester terminal; c) Provides the work details, request cost, and requester information to the performer terminal designated by the requester terminal or the performer terminal designated by the server, receives information on whether or not the task is accepted from the performer terminal, and transmits it to the requester terminal. step; and d) when the performer accepts the task, providing the performer's attendance information and results written by the performer to the requester terminal.

Description

Method and device for providing work performance services based on an online work matching platform {METHOD AND DEVICE FOR PROVIDING SERVICE FOR WORK PROCESSING BASED ON PLATFORM FOR MATCHING WORK ONLINE}

The present invention relates to a method and device for providing work performance services based on an online work matching platform.

With the advent of the 4th Industrial Revolution, jobs are gradually becoming dispersed and segmented due to changes in work patterns and the diversification of the working population. Accordingly, the importance of part-time or overtime work by freelancers or daily workers is increasing in most industrial sites.

In response to this social phenomenon, online business brokerage technology has been developed and various service platforms implementing it are being introduced into the market. However, existing platforms are not free from the framework of general hiring procedures, require a lot of time and effort, and are limited to providing simple information, making it difficult to immediately fill the workforce needed.

Specifically, from the requesting party's perspective, the process is cumbersome, such as having to upload job postings every time, wait for applicants, and review each resume individually. In addition, even though it is a simple task, there are concerns that too many applicants may interfere with other tasks or that unnecessary costs may be incurred due to the hiring of specialized personnel.

Even when looking for a job, a lot of energy is consumed, such as having to send resumes or upload portfolios every time, contacting each other to communicate about work details, and coordinating schedules. In addition, although they have specialized skills, they are often used as simple workers, resulting in structural waste of manpower.

Furthermore, in the existing platform method, in order to receive payment, the person must provide a copy of the bankbook and a copy of the ID card, and there were concerns about personal information being leaked as a result. In addition, even if a response to work-related estimates and progress methods was provided, there were cases where it did not lead to actual work or costs were not paid even after work was completed. These problems can cause wasted time and reduced reliability, and can ultimately become elements of a vicious cycle such as giving up work or demanding excessive costs.

Meanwhile, reflecting the recent trend of increasing employment markets and small businesses such as one-person companies and startups, technology is emerging to broker project work with external experts and outsourced freelancers. However, it is difficult to generalize it due to differences in actual use from the industry reality.

Typically, in the conventional technology, the work of submitting and managing various documents generated during work is not integrated, making it inefficient and difficult to prove work.

For example, a separate file must be created and uploaded for each supporting document, and even though it is a document that is used repeatedly, it is inconvenient to sign and send it each time.

In addition, in the case of freelance work that is not certified by the four major insurances, it is inconvenient to upload one's work history one by one, and it is not easy to check whether work is in progress, so there are cases where actual capabilities are inflated or reduced. .

One embodiment of the present invention is intended to solve the procedural hassle and limitations of job options in conventional job search systems, by automating various procedures related to job selection and progress and providing integrated management services for these to job performers. , The purpose is to promote real-time matching with appropriate requested tasks.

However, the technical challenges that this embodiment aims to achieve are not limited to the technical challenges described above, and other technical challenges may exist.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the job matching method in the online job matching service is performed by a server, a) personal information is collected from the requester terminal, and job-specific capabilities, qualification information, and work performance date are obtained from the performer terminal. collecting information about; b) receiving the details of the work to be requested, the request cost, and information on a plurality of performers designated by the requester from the requester terminal; c) Provides the work details, request cost, and requester information to the performer terminal designated by the requester terminal or the performer terminal designated by the server, receives information on whether or not the task is accepted from the performer terminal, and transmits it to the requester terminal. step; and d) when the performer accepts the task, providing the performer's attendance information and results written by the performer to the requester terminal.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, step a) is performed by receiving information about the capabilities of the performer for each task categorized in the task matching service, personal characteristic information, and a portfolio regarding past task performance history from the performer terminal. , including receiving and storing SNS information and certification information.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, step a) further includes providing essential education information to the attendant terminal, providing documents related to the business agreement, and then receiving the signed documents, All documents include a confidentiality agreement and freelance business agreement.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the task matching method in the online task matching service is, after step a), if the performer has work hours for a previously confirmed task, the performer's work available hours excluding the work hours are It further includes providing to the requester terminal and receiving information about the performer and the task request time from the requester terminal.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, in step b), the suitability of each performer for the requested task is calculated by comparing the received task content and the competency for each task of the performer stored in the database, and calculating the suitability of each performer for the requested task. It includes the step of classifying performers in order and providing them to the requester terminal.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, in step c), c-1) classifies performers into a plurality of groups according to the calculated suitability, and transmits a task request message to performers included in the groups in batches. It includes steps to:

According to one embodiment of the present invention, in step c), after step c-1), c-2), when a task rejection message containing at least one of schedule discrepancy and cost discrepancy is received from the performer terminal, transmitting the task rejection message to the requester terminal so that a message regarding schedule or cost adjustment is transmitted and received between the performer terminal and the requester terminal; and c-3) providing a task acceptance message to the requester terminal when schedule or cost adjustment is successful.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the task matching method in the online task matching service is, after step d) above, upon completion of the task, the performer's resident registration number and account information are received, and the task performance cost or incentive cost is transferred to the performer's account. It further includes a settlement step of processing the deposit.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the task matching method in the online task matching service is, after step d), upon completion of the task, a certificate containing the task performance period, task performance details, work field, and identification information of the performer. It further includes providing to the attendant terminal according to the request of the attendant terminal.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, a job matching server includes: a memory storing a program for performing a job matching method in an online job matching service; and a processor for executing the program, the method comprising: a) collecting personal information from a client terminal and collecting information on task-specific capabilities, qualification information, and work-performable days from a performer terminal; b) receiving the details of the work to be requested, the request cost, and information on a plurality of performers designated by the requester from the requester terminal; c) Provides the work details, request cost, and requester information to the performer terminal designated by the requester terminal or the performer terminal designated by the server, receives information on whether or not the task is accepted from the performer terminal, and transmits it to the requester terminal. step; and d) when the performer accepts the task, providing the performer's attendance information and results written by the performer to the requester terminal.

The present invention provides an online business brokerage service in which a performer and a requester are immediately matched and the work progresses upon the performer's acceptance of a specific requested task.

One embodiment of the present invention contributes to saving the performer's time by not requiring unnecessary communication when seeking or proceeding with a task.

In one embodiment of the present invention, there is no need to upload application documents such as resumes or portfolios each time, thereby solving the procedural hassle when seeking work.

One embodiment of the present invention does not require a separate offline process for finding a job, so it is suitable for those who want to do a leisurely job or simple task.

One embodiment of the present invention matches tasks based on the capabilities of the performer, so that tasks suitable for the performer's capabilities are performed and solves the structural problem of wasting professional manpower.

One embodiment of the present invention prevents concerns about damage due to non-payment or payment errors that may occur in freelancers or daily workers.

One embodiment of the present invention provides a service that allows integrated management of ongoing work and contributes to efficient work management of performers performing multiple tasks.

One embodiment of the present invention discloses a system for issuing documents certifying career history without a separate request, and the convenience and usability of career management of performers is improved.

1 is a structural diagram of a system providing an online job matching service according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 2 is a block diagram showing a client management unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 3 is an exemplary diagram of a user interface provided to a requester terminal to evaluate a performer according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 4 is a block diagram showing an attendant management unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 5 is an exemplary diagram of a user interface provided to a performer's terminal for inputting performer profile information according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 6 is an operation flowchart of a task matching method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 7 is a block diagram showing a data management unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 8 is an exemplary diagram of a user interface provided to a requester terminal to manage supporting documents according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 9 is a flowchart of a method for managing documents and providing history evidence according to an embodiment of the present invention.
10A to 10E are exemplary diagrams of a first user interface provided to a requester terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.
11A to 11F are exemplary diagrams of a second user interface provided to an attendant terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Below, with reference to the attached drawings, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail so that those skilled in the art can easily implement the present invention. However, the present invention may be implemented in many different forms and is not limited to the embodiments described herein. In order to clearly explain the present invention in the drawings, parts that are not related to the description are omitted, and similar parts are given similar reference numerals throughout the specification.

Throughout the specification, when a part is said to be "connected" to another part, this includes not only the case where it is "directly connected," but also the case where it is "electrically connected" with another element in between. . Additionally, when a part "includes" a certain component, this means that it may further include other components rather than excluding other components, unless specifically stated to the contrary.

In this specification, 'part' includes a unit realized by hardware, a unit realized by software, and a unit realized using both. Additionally, one unit may be realized using two or more pieces of hardware, and two or more units may be realized using one piece of hardware. Meanwhile, '~ part' is not limited to software or hardware, and '~ part' may be configured to reside in an addressable storage medium or may be configured to reproduce one or more processors. Therefore, as an example, '~ part' refers to components such as software components, object-oriented software components, class components, and task components, processes, functions, properties, and procedures. , subroutines, segments of program code, drivers, firmware, microcode, circuits, data, databases, data structures, tables, arrays, and variables. The functions provided within the components and 'parts' may be combined into a smaller number of components and 'parts' or may be further separated into additional components and 'parts'. Additionally, components and 'parts' may be implemented to regenerate one or more CPUs within a device or a secure multimedia card.

“Work” referred to below refers to all jobs in society where goods are generated through the provision of labor, and the field, type, time, and location performed are not particularly limited.

The "client" referred to below includes all individuals and organizations that request labor for a specific task and pay for it, and are not particularly limited in terms of business registration or occupation.

The “performer” referred to below includes all individuals and organizations who are hired to perform a specific task, provide labor, and receive compensation, and there is no particular limitation on the form or period of employment.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail using the drawings.

1 is a structural diagram of a system providing an online job matching service according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to Figure 1, the system includes a requester terminal 10, an attendant terminal 20, and a server 100.

According to one embodiment, the requester terminal 10 includes a memory (not shown), a processor (not shown), and a communication module (not shown), and the communication module connects the server 100 and data under the control of the processor. Carry out communication.

According to one embodiment, a program (or application) for receiving a first user interface from the server 100 is stored in the memory. Here, the first user interface refers to a user interface dedicated to the requester for consuming the online job matching service.

The processor executes a program stored in memory to process a series of operations to provide an online job matching service to the requester.

According to one embodiment, the attendant terminal 10 includes a memory (not shown), a processor (not shown), and a communication module (not shown), and the communication module communicates with the server 100 and data under the control of the processor. Carry out communication.

According to one embodiment, a program (or application) for receiving a second user interface from the server 100 is stored in the memory. Here, the second user interface refers to a user interface dedicated to performers for consuming the online task matching service.

The processor executes a program stored in memory and processes a series of operations to provide an online task matching service to the performer.

Meanwhile, “terminal” in this specification may be implemented as a computer or portable terminal that can connect to a server or other terminal through a network. Here, the computer is, for example, a laptop equipped with a web browser, a desktop, a laptop, a VR HMD (e.g., HTC VIVE, Oculus Rift, GearVR, DayDream, PSVR, etc.), etc. may include. Here, VR HMD is for PC (e.g. HTC VIVE, Oculus Rift, FOVE, Deepon, etc.), mobile (e.g. GearVR, DayDream, Storm Magic, Google Cardboard, etc.), and console (PSVR). Includes independently implemented Stand Alone models (e.g. Deepon, PICO, etc.). Portable terminals are, for example, wireless communication devices that ensure portability and mobility, including smart phones, tablet PCs, and wearable devices, as well as Bluetooth (BLE, Bluetooth Low Energy), NFC, RFID, and ultrasonic devices. , may include various devices equipped with communication modules such as infrared, WiFi, and LiFi. In addition, “network” refers to a connection structure that allows information exchange between nodes such as terminals and servers, including a local area network (LAN), a wide area network (WAN), and the Internet. (WWW: World Wide Web), wired and wireless data communication network, telephone network, wired and wireless television communication network, etc. Examples of wireless data communication networks include 3G, 4G, 5G, 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project), LTE (Long Term Evolution), WIMAX (World Interoperability for Microwave Access), Wi-Fi, Bluetooth communication, infrared communication, and ultrasound. This includes, but is not limited to, communication, Visible Light Communication (VLC), LiFi, etc.

According to one embodiment, the server 100 has a memory storing a program (or application) for performing the task matching method, task request method, document management, and history proof provision method in the online task matching service, and a memory that executes the above program. It may be configured to include a processor.

The processor can perform various functions depending on the execution of the program stored in the memory. According to each function, the components included in the processor can be represented as a requester management unit 110, performer management unit 120, and data management unit 130. , each component can be further divided into sub-components according to its specified function.

Figure 2 is a block diagram showing a client management unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to Figure 2, the client management unit 110 refers to a subprocessor that executes a program for performing a business request method, and includes a client registration unit 111, a quotation issuing unit 112, a request information receiving unit 113, It may include a performer search department (114), work management department (115), evaluation department (116), and contract management department (117).

The client register 110 according to one embodiment collects personal information from the client terminal 10 and performs a membership registration process. Here, personal information may include, but is not limited to, an ID that can identify the client, client name (company name), and contact information.

Additionally, the client registration unit 110 may display an input area for additional information on the first user interface. Through the corresponding area, the requester terminal 10 can input information on the work characteristics of the performer preferred by the requester (for example, the performer's main age group and gender) and default information that must be repeatedly provided each time a task request is requested. Here, the default information may include, but is not limited to, the client's company logo, basic manuals such as work precautions, document templates such as performance reports, and links to the company homepage and reference materials.

According to one embodiment, the client registration unit 110 may reflect the collected additional information to create a task request template, which is a form of a task request message, and store it by matching it with the client terminal 10. For example, the generated work request template may display the company logo, basic manual, document template download link, company homepage and reference material link, and work characteristic information for each preset area. This is automatically provided to the performer terminal 20 who wishes to view the task request in the future, contributing to the new performer quickly understanding and performing the task, and the requester can also repeatedly enter additional information each time the task is requested. Convenience increases as there is no need for it.

According to one embodiment, the client register 110 may receive the client's preferred document style from the client terminal 10 and create a business request template based on this. For example, the client registration unit 110 may display a selection input area for preferred color and preferred font on the first user interface. The area can be provided by visualizing the preferred color as a preset color combination or visualizing the preferred font as a preset example text, so that the requester can intuitively understand the colors and fonts that are actually expressed. Additionally, the requester register 110 may display a selection input area for the atmosphere style of the business request template on the first user interface. The mood style is preset in the server 100 and may include, for example, modern, classic, sophisticated, traditional, trustworthy, eco-friendly, retro, etc., but is not limited thereto.

The quotation issuing unit 112 according to one embodiment provides categories of tasks that can be requested to the client terminal 10, generates an estimated quotation for each task in each category as an electronic document, and provides it to the client terminal 10. Here, the categories are preset in the server 100 and can be divided into, for example, document work, market research, design, video, marketing, interpretation and translation, etc., but are not limited to this, and each category is characterized by the characteristics of the work. Based on this, it can be further classified into more detailed subcategories. In this way, the client can predict in advance the costs incurred as the requested work progresses, and since the cost estimate is automatically issued, it is possible to easily apply for project expenses without separate market research.

The request information receiving unit 113 according to one embodiment processes a ticket purchase procedure for requesting a business request from the client terminal 10. For example, the vouchers are classified by preset available time and provided as a list, and the requester can use each voucher as work request time by subtracting it at a preset cycle (e.g., in 10-minute increments). Afterwards, the server 100 responds to the request for ticket selection and payment from the requester terminal 10, issues a cost proof document including a tax invoice or cash receipt for the corresponding ticket, and provides it to the requester terminal 10.

In this way, one embodiment of the present invention provides a purchase service that is deducted in a short cycle of minutes, unlike the existing method of paying costs on a project basis, thereby reducing unnecessary costs when manpower is required for simple overtime work that requires a small amount of time. This wasteful problem is prevented.

According to one embodiment, when the number of purchases of the ticket selected by the requester terminal 10 exceeds the preset number, the request information receiving unit 113 applies a discount amount proportional to the number of purchases when purchasing the ticket in question to the requester. It can be provided through the terminal 10. In other words, a discount on the voucher may be provided in proportion to the purchase amount of the requester, and when job matching is requested on a regular basis, such as on a daily or weekly basis, a preset discount promotion may be applied.

The request information receiving unit 113 according to one embodiment receives work content information about the requested work from the requester terminal 10. Work content information may include, for example, work category, work period, work description, work references, and other work characteristics, but is not limited thereto.

The request information reception unit 113 according to one embodiment receives task performance information about the requested task from the client terminal 10. Work performance information may include, for example, desired work time, deadline, number of people required, method of delivering results, and preliminary desired date and time, but is not limited thereto.

According to one embodiment, the result delivery method may include review function setting information. For example, the requester terminal 10 can select whether to conduct a review while work is in progress using a preset video conference platform, and can perform screen sharing settings, microphone and speaker settings, chat settings, etc.

Meanwhile, even for the same task, the terminology used may be different depending on the personnel or company performing the task, and as a result, a gap may occur between the client and the performer in delivering the task. In this regard, according to an additional embodiment, the request information receiving unit 113 may perform the task of converting terms included in the business content information received from the requester terminal 10 into preset representative keywords.

Specifically, the server 100 may classify keywords by task category by analyzing data entered by the requester and performers or collected by itself through Internet crawling, etc. Afterwards, the keywords for each task can be grouped into similar keywords with the same meaning, and the most exposed keyword among the similar keywords can be set as the representative keyword. The request information receiving unit 113 may recognize the task content information received from the requester terminal 10 and extract text corresponding to the keyword classified as the corresponding task. Afterwards, after identifying the similar keyword group containing each extracted text, each text can be converted into the representative keyword of the group and the work content information can be restored.

In this way, through this additional embodiment, the terminology in the process of entrusting work is unified and work standards are clearly established, thereby preventing miscommunication and minimizing the difference between the requested product and the result.

The performer search unit 114 according to one embodiment makes a request through a preset artificial intelligence learning model in consideration of the task performance information, task content information, and information on the capabilities for each task of each performer previously collected in the server 100. You can search for multiple performers suitable for the given task and save them separately by group. In this way, the present invention utilizes artificial intelligence to automate the criteria for judging a performer, thereby resolving the procedural hassle of having the client personally read each resume and then check whether the performer is a suitable performer.

Here, the artificial intelligence learning model is not limited to types such as supervised learning, unsupervised learning, reinforcement learning, etc. In the case of supervised learning, for example, Decision Tree, KNN (K-Nearest Neighbors), Naive Bayes, SVM (Support Vector) Machine), Random Forest, DNN (Deep Neural Network), CNN (Convoultional Neural Network), RNN (Recurrent Neural Network), LSTM (Long Short Term Memory), GAN (Generative Adversarial Network), etc., but are limited to these. It doesn't work.

According to one embodiment, the performer search unit 114 collects task-specific capabilities for each performer registered in the server 100, satisfaction with the performed work, sincerity, and feedback information on other people's work results within the task request information. By comparing the work characteristics and work period, the suitability of each performer with the work requested by the client can be calculated. Afterwards, the performer search unit 114 can arrange the performers in the order of the calculated job suitability, and classify the performers into a plurality of groups by dividing the job suitability into a preset range.

The task management unit 115 according to one embodiment completes the task request message by inputting the task performance information and task content information received from the request information receiver 113 into the task request template created by the client register 110. can do.

Afterwards, the task management unit 115 provides a message in a preset format notifying that the task has been successfully received to the client terminal 10 and sends it to the terminal 20 or the server 100 of the performer designated by the client terminal 10. A task request message is provided to the attendant terminal 20 designated by the task request message. For example, when the requester designates at least one performer, a task request message is primarily transmitted to the terminal 20 of each designated performer, and if no designation is made, a task request message is secondarily extracted from the performer search unit 114. A task request message can be transmitted to the performer's terminal 20.

According to one embodiment, when the requester does not designate a performer, the task management unit 115 may sequentially transmit a task request message from a group with high task suitability to a group with low task suitability. For example, if a task request message is transmitted to the terminal 20 of the performers in the group with the highest task suitability, and the task acceptance message is not received, the task is sent to the terminal 20 of the performers in the group with the next highest task suitability. You can send a request message.

In this way, one embodiment of the present invention transmits a task request message to performers included in each group based on job suitability, a procedure that previously requires the requester to individually contact the performers to whom he or she wishes to entrust the task. Solve the hassle.

If there is a performer terminal 20 that has accepted the task, the task management unit 115 according to one embodiment matches the performer terminal 20 and the client terminal 10 and sends a matching completion message in a preset format to the client. By transmitting to the terminal 10, the requester can be immediately notified that the matching of the corresponding task has been completed.

According to one embodiment, after matching is completed, if there is a change in the corresponding task, the task management unit 115 may transmit a message in a preset format notifying this to the requester terminal 10. For example, it may include, but is not limited to, a matching cancellation message, a performer's schedule change request message, a pre-work reminder message, and a work interruption or completion message.

The task management unit 115 according to one embodiment may provide the client terminal 10 with a task progress management interface that can comprehensively manage the progress of each task of the client. In other words, the task management unit 115 can provide the performer's attendance information and results written by the performer to the requester terminal 10 for each task of the client who has accepted the task.

According to one embodiment, a list of requested tasks may be displayed on the task progress management interface. For example, the list may include the task name, matching status, request date, performance date, performance request time, performance request period, actual performance time and deadline, wage cost, request manager, and performer information for each task. It is not limited. Additionally, the list may be sorted according to preset sorting criteria at the request of the requester terminal 10, and may be filtered and displayed with tasks extracted through preset search conditions.

According to one embodiment, the work progress management interface may provide various functions related to the progress of the matched work, for example, a time and attendance management confirmation function to check whether the performer participated according to the requested schedule and time, and chat. Functions, video conferencing functions, and a function to view results uploaded by performers may be provided, but are not limited to the illustrated functions.

In this way, an embodiment of the present invention visualizes and shows the matching and progress status of each task requested by the requester, and provides the convenience of integrated management for each matched task. As a result, the client can intuitively perceive the overall work flow, and in the case of a company, the work of each person in charge can be confirmed, allowing optimal management of project work. In addition, the client can intuitively judge the negligence or competency of the performer, and can immediately accept or convey feedback that occurs during the work process without separate contact with the performer, thereby improving work efficiency. Furthermore, as various work-related information occurring on the server 100 is recorded, it can be used in future labor disputes or when conveying existing work details to new work performers.

The evaluation unit 116 according to one embodiment may receive review information about the performer input by the requester terminal 10 after the matched task is completed. In this regard, Figure 3 is an exemplary diagram of a user interface provided to a requester terminal to evaluate a performer according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to Figure 3, the first user interface provides a performer evaluation area, and the performer evaluation area may include an evaluation score input function for each competency, a review information input function for completed work, and a performer recommendation function, but is not limited to this. no. As the input review information is provided to the performer terminal 20, it can be used as data for the performer to find improvements for the task or to judge ability.

According to one embodiment, the evaluation unit 116 may determine the client's satisfaction level with the performer based on the received review information, measure incentives according to satisfaction, and pay the incentive to the performer's account. Additionally, in the case of a performer for whom incentives have been paid, the evaluation unit 116 may grant priority selection to the client when the performer performs the same task in the future.

As an additional example, the evaluation unit 116 may calculate a satisfaction score for the requester's corresponding performer by combining information input through the performer evaluation area. For example, the average value of the evaluation score for each competency is calculated, the text of the review information is recognized, a review score is obtained based on the number of appearances of the preset evaluation keyword, a recommendation score can be added according to the recommendation, and the evaluation score is A satisfaction score can be calculated by totaling the average value, review score, and recommendation score at a preset ratio. In addition, in the case of a performer whose calculated satisfaction score is higher than a preset score, the evaluation unit 116 selects the performer as a matching priority candidate when making a subsequent request for the task, or in the case of a performer whose calculated satisfaction score is less than a preset score, the You can be removed from the matching list when a request is in progress.

The contract management department 117 according to one embodiment performs the task of providing contract information, such as settlement of costs for work performed, the performer's obligation to maintain confidentiality, and utilization of copyright. Specifically, the contract management department 117 may calculate the final business cost based on the number of performers, the work time performed by each performer, and the level of the requested work, and deduct the calculated work cost from the amount of the ticket purchased in advance by the requester.

According to one embodiment, when additional work is requested from the requester as work progresses and additional work time is required than the desired work time (initial request time), even if the voucher amount is insufficient, the requester terminal 10 is sent to the request information receiver 113 ), you can immediately request additional purchase of vouchers, and the contract management department (117) can deduct business expenses corresponding to additional business hours from the amount of additional vouchers purchased.

Figure 4 is a block diagram showing an attendant management unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 4, the performer management unit 120 according to one embodiment processes a series of processes related to matching and performing the performer's work in connection with the performer terminal 20, and includes the performer register 121 and the Ministry of Education ( 122), schedule management department (123), competency analysis department (124), work progress department (125), feedback department (126), cost settlement department (127), and certification data issuance department (128).

The attendant register 121 according to one embodiment collects personal information from the attendant terminal 20 and performs a membership registration process. Here, personal information may include, but is not limited to, an ID that can identify the performer, performer name (company name), and contact information.

Additionally, the performer register 121 may receive performer profile information including competency and qualification information for each task from the performer terminal 20. Figure 5 is an exemplary diagram of a user interface provided to a performer's terminal for inputting performer profile information according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to Figure 5, the second user interface includes a profile information input area, and the area includes information on residence and education, career information, work information that can be performed, competency information for each job, qualification information, and self-introduction information. Optional items may be included, but are not limited thereto.

For example, the performer terminal 20 may select a competency information item and input information about the competency possessed by the performer for each previously categorized task or information representing personal characteristics. Performers can freely enter or upload materials that prove their capabilities or work style, and files that can be uploaded can include both structured and unstructured data.

Additionally, the performer terminal 20 can select a qualification information item and input portfolio, SNS information, and qualification information regarding past work performance history. The performer can select and upload certificate and portfolio files stored on the terminal 20 or cloud server, etc., and enter the link to his or her SNS, the average number of visitors to SNS, and the field and characteristics of SNS.

Recently, work matching platforms targeting professionals and freelancers have emerged, but it is difficult to commercialize them in the actual market because personal marketing or branding is required or expert certification is difficult. The present invention can solve this problem through an embodiment related to the performer registration unit 121, for example, the server 100 provides SNS information to the registered requester terminal 10 according to the request of the performer, can contribute to marketing and promotional effectiveness.

The Ministry of Education 122 according to one embodiment provides essential educational information to the attendant terminal 20. For example, the Ministry of Education 122 may generate essential educational information such as the basic manual for brokerage work, attendance regulations, and how to use the second user interface as structured or unstructured data and expose it to the second user interface. In addition, after completing the training of the performer, preset test questions are displayed in order, and the performer can activate work performance-related functions in the second user interface only when the test score is higher than the preset standard score.

According to one embodiment, the Ministry of Education 122 may provide documents related to the business agreement to the attendant terminal 20 and then receive the documents signed therefrom. Here, the relevant documents include, but are not limited to, confidentiality agreements and freelance business agreements.

The schedule management unit 123 according to one embodiment collects information about the schedule in which work can be performed from the performer terminal 20. The second user interface may include a schedule management area, and through the area, the performer can register available days for work by day of the week, date, and time, and perform functions such as excluding specific periods.

Additionally, the schedule management unit 123 updates and stores the registered work performance date whenever a performer is matched with a specific client or the matching is cancelled.

According to one embodiment, when a task request message from a specific client is delivered to the performer terminal 20, the task request date for the task is compared with the stored performer's possible task performance date. At this time, if there are work hours for other confirmed tasks of the performer in the work request schedule, the work available hours of the performer excluding the relevant work hours are extracted and provided to the requester terminal 10, and from the requester terminal 10 You can receive information about whether the extracted work availability time is satisfactory or new work request times.

The competency analysis unit 124 according to one embodiment compares the competency for each task of the performer input from the performer terminal 20 with the task content for each task registered in the server 100, and determines the task capabilities of the performer for each task. Availability and suitability can be calculated.

According to one embodiment, when a task is performed at least once by the performer terminal 20, the competency analysis unit 124 analyzes the performer's competency for each task, satisfaction with the performed task, sincerity, and other people's work results. By comparing the feedback information with the task characteristics and task period for each task registered in the server 100, the ability and suitability of the performer for each task can be calculated.

As an additional embodiment, the competency analysis unit 124 may classify tasks registered in the server 100 in order of high job suitability of the performer and provide the tasks to the performer terminal 10. Additionally, the competency analysis unit 124 may filter only tasks with a high job suitability for the performer and recommend them to the performer terminal 10. For example, according to the above-described embodiment, performers may be classified into one group according to suitability for a specific task, and at this time, the competency analysis unit 124 extracts only tasks whose group priority is higher than a preset level and It can be provided to the attendant terminal 10.

The task progress unit 125 according to one embodiment includes the task details, request cost, and client information to the performer terminal 20 when the client terminal 10 designates a performer or is designated by the server 100. Send a job request message. Afterwards, the task progress unit 125 may receive the performer's selection input regarding whether to accept the task from the performer terminal 20. As an example, the performer who receives the task request message can apply to accept the task, reject the task, or wait for the task. If the task is accepted, the performer is matched with the task and the client.

According to one embodiment, when a task is rejected, the task progress unit 125 may receive a task rejection message including at least one of a schedule discrepancy and a cost discrepancy from the performer terminal 20. In this case, the server 100 transmits a task rejection message to the requester terminal 10 to induce messages regarding schedule or cost adjustment to be transmitted and received between the performer terminal 20 and the requester terminal 10, and accordingly, the schedule or cost adjustment message is transmitted and received between the performer terminal 20 and the requester terminal 10. However, if the cost adjustment is successful, a task acceptance message can be provided to the requester terminal 10. In this way, this embodiment can lead to mutual agreement on cost and time without any additional procedures, and this is stored in the server 100 to determine the time required and wages according to market demand and supply in the field. It can be used as data for making decisions.

The task progress unit 125 according to one embodiment may provide the performer terminal 10 with a task performance management interface that can comprehensively manage the progress of each task of the performer. Through this, the performer can upload the results written by the performer for each task, which are received and delivered to the requester terminal 10 matched for each task.

According to one embodiment, a list of tasks being performed may be displayed on the task performance management interface. For example, the list may include, but is not limited to, the task name, matching status, request date, performance request time, actual performance time and deadline, wage cost, result upload status, and client information for each task. Additionally, the list may be sorted according to preset sorting criteria at the request of the performer terminal 10, and may be filtered and displayed with tasks extracted through preset search conditions.

According to one embodiment, the work performance management interface may provide various functions related to the progress of the matched work, for example, it may provide a time and attendance management function, a chat function, a video conference function, and a function to view uploaded results. However, it is not limited to the illustrated functions.

In this way, an embodiment of the present invention visualizes the matching and progress of each task to the performer and provides the convenience of integrated management for each matched task. As a result, the performer can intuitively perceive the overall flow of work, and can immediately accept or deliver feedback that occurs during work without separate contact with the client, thereby improving work efficiency. Furthermore, as various work-related information occurring on the server 100 is recorded, it can be used in future labor disputes or used to view and refer to existing work details when performers perform new work.

The feedback unit 126 according to one embodiment may receive, store, and provide feedback information (=satisfaction information) about the task from the performer terminal 20 to the requester terminal 10 after the matched task is completed. there is. For example, the performer can input the satisfaction of the matched task, improvements, and the client's strengths and weaknesses through the second user interface, and the input configuration is not limited to this. In other words, the feedback unit 126, together with the evaluation unit 116, reduces the difference in understanding between the client and the performer and contributes to providing better business brokerage services.

The cost settlement unit 127 according to one embodiment receives and stores the resident registration number and account information of the performer upon completion of the task, and performs a settlement process to deposit the cost of performing the task into the performer's account. In addition, the cost settlement unit 127 transmits whether incentives are provided to the performer terminal 20, and if an incentive occurs, it additionally deposits it into the performer's account. In other words, in the case of individual freelancers or daily workers, damage to cost settlement occurs as the wage payment process is processed manually, and this embodiment contributes to solving this existing problem.

The certification material issuing unit 128 according to one embodiment, upon request from the performer terminal 20 after completion of the task, sends a certificate containing the task performance period, task performance details, work field, and performer identification information to the performer terminal ( 20) is provided. In other words, the performer can immediately receive materials proving his or her career even if it is a simple task, thereby eliminating the difficulty and hassle of individually requesting the client to issue a career verification certificate.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the business request and matching method of the present invention will be described using FIG. 6. Overlapping explanations shall be replaced with the above-mentioned content.

Figure 6 is an operation flowchart of a task matching method according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Before step S611, the server 100 approves the membership registration requested by the client terminal 10, creates a business request template, and inserts additional information input from the client terminal 10. At this time, the server 100 may create a template with the color, font, and atmosphere preferred by the requester based on the document style input by the requester terminal 10.

In step S611, the server 100 provides categories of tasks that can be requested to the client terminal 10, generates an estimated quotation for each task in each category as an electronic document, and provides it to the client terminal 10. The category is a preset one. For example, when a requester wishes to request office work, the server 100 may expose tasks that can be requested, such as design, document work, data research, and office assistance, to the first user interface.

Next, the server 100 processes the request for purchase of a use ticket from the requester terminal 10, and then receives and stores work content information and work performance information for the requested task from the requester terminal 10.

In step S612, the server 100 collects and stores competency, qualification information, and work performance days for each task from the performer terminal 20. At this time, the server 100 can receive and store information about the capabilities of the performer for each categorized task, personal characteristic information, portfolio regarding past work performance history, SNS information, and certification information from the performer terminal 20. there is.

In addition, the server 100 provides pre-made essential training information to the performer terminal 20 to process training and testing procedures for the performer's brokerage work or service use, and to comply with business agreements such as confidentiality agreements and freelance business agreements. After providing related documents to the performer's terminal 20, the documents signed by the performer can be received and stored.

In step S613, the server 100 may be designated by the requester terminal 10 or may search for a performer on its own to specify a performer to whom the task request message will be delivered.

In one embodiment, the server 100 may calculate the job suitability of each performer for the requested task by comparing the task content information and the competency for each task of the performer stored in the database. As a specific example, the server 100 may compare the desired work time input from the requester terminal 20 with the available days for each performer to remove performers who do not overlap with the desired work time at all or whose time is less than a preset standard. . The server 100 receives the priority of information included in the work content information, such as work-necessary tools (or programs), the requester's preferred work tendency, and the purpose of using the results, from the requester terminal 20, and calculates work suitability based on this. You can set the weight for each piece of information applied to. Afterwards, the server 100 compares each of the filtered performer's task-specific capabilities with the work content information of the symmetrical items, scores the similarity, multiplies the weight set for the information, and performs this on all comparison items to calculate the total. Thus, the business suitability can be calculated.

In one embodiment, the server 100 may search for a plurality of performers suitable for the requested task through a preset artificial intelligence learning model in consideration of task performance information, task content information, and information about each performer's task-specific capabilities. there is. As a specific example, the server 100 compares the performer's competency for each task, satisfaction with the performed task, sincerity, and feedback information on the work results of others with the task characteristics and task period in the task request information, and performs tasks for each performer. The degree of fit can be calculated. Thereafter, the server 100 may classify the performers into a plurality of groups based on job suitability, set the group with the highest job suitability as the delivery target of the job request message, and store it.

In step S614, the server 100 provides the task details, request cost, and client information to the performer terminal 20 designated by the requester terminal 10 or the performer terminal 20 itself designated. Afterwards, information on whether or not the task is accepted is received from the performer terminal 20 and transmitted to the requester terminal.

In one embodiment, the server 100 transmits a task request message to the terminals 20 of performers in the group with the highest task suitability among the groups classified according to task suitability in the previous step, and fails to receive a task acceptance message from them. In this case, a task request message can be transmitted to the terminals 20 of performers in the group with the next highest task suitability.

In step S621, if there is a performer terminal 20 that has accepted the task, the server 100 transmits a matching completion message to the requester terminal 10 and matches the performer, the client, and the requested task. Thereafter, the server 100 processes various requests from the requester and performer through the work progress management interface provided by the requester terminal 10 and the work performance management interface provided by the matched performer terminal 20, thereby performing integrated and systematic work. promotes

In step S622, when the task is completed, the server 100 provides the result of the task uploaded from the performer terminal 20 to the requester terminal 10.

In step S623, the server 100 receives review information about the performer input by the requester terminal 10, feedback information (=satisfaction information) about the task and requester input by the performer terminal 20, and the review information. Incentives are set according to the content.

In step S624, the server 100 calculates the final task cost based on the number of performers, the work time performed by each performer, and the level of the requested task, and deducts the calculated task cost from the voucher amount purchased in advance by the requester. .

In addition, the server 100 receives the performer's resident registration number and account information from the performer terminal 20 and performs a settlement process to deposit the task performance cost or incentive fee into the performer's account.

In step S625, the server 100 responds to the request from the performer terminal 20 and provides the performer terminal 20 with a certificate including the task performance period, task performance details, work field, and performer identification information.

Hereinafter, using FIGS. 7 to 9, an embodiment of the document management and history proof providing method of the present invention will be described.

Figure 7 is a block diagram showing a data management unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The data management unit 130 may be a subprocessor that executes a program to manage documents stored in memory and perform a method of providing history evidence. Referring to FIG. 7, the documentary data management unit 131, the cost management unit 132, It may include a history management department (133) and a project management department (134).

The evidential data management department 131 according to one embodiment is in charge of processing various supporting documents required when requesting work, and the supporting documents include personal information consent, work log, ID card, bankbook copy, expense payment confirmation, and sex crime inquiry. It may include, but is not limited to, a consent form, resume, and appointment consent form.

Figure 8 is an exemplary diagram of a user interface provided to a requester terminal to manage supporting documents according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 8, the evidential data management unit 131 provides an evidential material selection area 81 through the first user interface, and the requester terminal 131 provides the evidential material selection area 81 through this, required for work progress or necessary to obtain information about the performer. You can select the type of document.

Thereafter, the supporting data management unit 131 provides the template of the checked work performance supporting documents to the performer terminal 20 through the supporting data selection area 81. In other words, the evidential data management department 131, according to the client's selection, provides a template for at least one of the personal information consent form, work log, ID card, bankbook copy, cost payment confirmation, sex crime inquiry consent form, resume, and appointment consent form to the performer terminal (20 ) can be provided.

According to one embodiment, the template of the work performance document may be a template already stored in the database or a template unique to the requester received from the requester terminal 10.

According to one embodiment, the requester's personal information previously stored in the server may be automatically entered into the requester's personal information item in the template. For example, the evidential data management unit 131 can search the database for personal information such as the client's name, resident registration number, company affiliation, position, contact information, and account information and insert them into the corresponding areas of the template, respectively, and include the client's signature. and creation date can be entered automatically. Accordingly, even though it is a repetitive document, it is possible to simplify the cumbersome procedure that the requester had to manually fill out each time.

When the template is provided to the performer terminal 20, the supporting data management unit 131 receives a document proving work performance with the signature of the performer. At this time, according to one embodiment, when the performer terminal 20 signs the template, the evidential data management unit 131 may automatically input the performer's acceptance date into the date entry area in the template.

According to one embodiment, the evidential data management unit 131 may provide information on the status of each performer's data submission to the requester terminal 10. For example, the evidential data management unit 131 may display the data submission status list 82 through the first user interface. As shown in FIG. 8, the data submission status list 82 displays the name of each performer and a checkbox, indicates whether or not the document has been submitted within the checkbox, and indicates whether or not an error has occurred in the submitted document. By marking each performer, the requester can intuitively understand the submission status by performer and submission document, and can also recognize submission errors in real time.

The cost management unit 132 according to one embodiment provides the performer's account information and information on whether or not the cost has been paid to the requester terminal 10 after completing the task. For example, when a client performs a wage payment process to a specific performer through the first user interface, the cost management unit 132 may search for the personal information of the performer and automatically display it on the first user interface. Through this, existing phenomena such as account number errors or incorrect transfers to other accounts can be prevented.

In addition, the cost management unit 132 provides deposit details and task completion information for task completion details to the performer's terminal. For example, the cost management unit 132 may display a list of labor settlement details on the second user interface. The labor settlement history list can be sorted based on working days and may include, but is not limited to, client name, task name, category, deposit expected date, and deposit status information. In addition, the list can be rearranged in order of requester or deposit due date according to the sorting criteria selected by the performer's terminal, and can be filtered and provided based on specific requester, category, task, and deposit status.

As such, an embodiment related to the cost management department 132 is the cost processing of existing part-time work, in which only the name of the depositor or recipient is exposed during account transfer, making it difficult to determine what kind of work was done, how much the allowance was, and when it was performed. Provides a solution to a problem.

The history management unit 133 according to one embodiment provides performance history information separately for each task type in response to a request from the requester terminal 10 or the performer terminal 20, and provides performance time and performance details for each performance history information. The performance history certificate including the performance history is provided to the requester terminal (10) or the performer terminal (20).

For example, the history management unit 133 identifies requested tasks that have been completed including cost processing among the tasks of the client or performer, calculates the accumulated execution time for each category, and uses the client terminal 10 or the performer terminal 20 ) can be provided. As a result, the client can easily manage schedules and establish work plans by category, and the performer can independently determine the career path for each task without separate calculations even if performing various tasks.

According to one embodiment, the performance history documents include documents containing information on the performance history, an ID card, and a copy of a bankbook, and personal information including an ID card and a copy of a bankbook can be downloaded or image captured through the client terminal 10 or It is set to be impossible in the attendant terminal 20. In other words, convenience and ease of issuance of performance history documents can be guaranteed, while concerns about personal information leakage can be prevented.

The project management unit 134 according to one embodiment performs processes related to data and certification when the client's work is a project work in which multiple performers participate. The project management department 134 can group and manage the work performance and performance history proof documents of each performer who participated in the project in the database, and can perform a document security function to prevent forgery, falsification and illegal distribution of documents within the cluster. there is.

According to one embodiment, the project management unit 134 sends data transmitted to the server 100 by any performer terminal 20 or requester terminal 10 from the start of work performance to the end of work by participating in the project. It can be transmitted separately to the terminals 20 of a plurality of performers.

Here, the above transmitted data is defined as project-related information, and according to one embodiment, the project-related information is created in the form of a block and can be shared with participants in a blockchain method.

According to one embodiment, performers participating in the project can mutually verify the validity of each transmitted project-related information. That is, the project management unit 134 can collect validation acceptance signals for each project-related information from the plurality of participating performer terminals 20.

According to one embodiment, the project management unit 134 determines that the validity of the project-related information has been verified when it is received from a preset number of performer terminals among the terminals of a plurality of participating performers, and the verified It can be registered as data. That is, the project management unit 134 registers only verified data among project-related information as valid data.

According to one embodiment, the verified data is distributed and stored in the terminals of each plurality of performers in the form of blocks. That is, the project management unit 134 generates validated data as a block and shares it with participating performers.

As such, an embodiment of the present invention presents a method by which performers who participated in a project can mutually verify and authenticate each other. In addition, by applying the blockchain method, all participants share the same data and cannot arbitrarily change the data, thereby enabling work with enhanced reliability and security in actual work to be performed.

As an additional embodiment, the data management unit 130 may collect various information disclosed online for each of the requester and performer registered on the server 100 through a preset data collection method. Examples of data collection methods include Internet crawling, data purchasing, scraping, etc., but these examples do not limit the present invention. For example, the data management unit 130 may collect work performance documents such as resumes, sex crime inquiry consent forms, and personal information use consent forms by crawling or scraping preset job search sites.

In addition, the data management unit 130 can process and analyze the collected information to profile each client or performer, and in the case of unstructured data such as document images or portfolios, it can be standardized and stored to match each client and performer. For example, the data management unit 130 can recognize the text of the collected resume based on OCR (optical character reader), classify it by entry item included in the resume, and store it.

Additionally, the data management unit 130 can automatically complete templates for previously stored documents based on the processed and analyzed information. For example, the text of the resume collected based on OCR can be automatically inserted into the performer's resume template provided by the requester terminal 10 or the server 100 through a preset data augmentation method. In this way, convenience and objectivity are aimed at as the process of creating and submitting supporting documents, which was previously done manually, is automated, and the efficiency of data management can be improved by providing customized forms for various documents.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the document management and history proof provision method of the present invention will be described using FIG. 9. Overlapping explanations shall be replaced with the foregoing content.

Figure 9 is a flowchart of a method for managing documents and providing history evidence according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In step S910, the server 100 provides a template of a work performance proof document to the performer terminal 20 and receives a signed work performance proof document therefrom.

In one embodiment, documents proving work performance may include at least one of a personal information consent form, a work log, an ID card, a copy of a bankbook, a confirmation of payment, a consent form for sexual crime inquiry, a resume, and a letter of appointment consent form.

In one embodiment, the server 100 may automatically input the client's personal information into the client's personal information item within the business performance certificate template. Personal information may be information received from the client terminal 10 or collected by the server 100 itself according to a preset data collection method.

In one embodiment, the server 100 may automatically display the signature of the requestor or executor in the signature area of the template. Additionally, when the attendant terminal 20 completes the signature processing, the acceptance date of the document may be automatically entered into the template.

In step S920, the server 100 provides information on the status of each performer's data submission to the requester terminal 10. For example, the server 100 may display the performer's name and documents, display a check box around them, and indicate whether or not to submit them within the check box. In addition, if an error exists in a document that has already been submitted, a preset flag or phrase notifying this may be additionally displayed and exposed to the requester terminal 10.

When the task is completed in step S930, the server 100 provides the performer's account information and information on whether or not expenses have been paid to the requester terminal 10, and provides deposit details and task completion information for the task completion details. It is provided to the attendant terminal (20).

In step S940, at the request of the requester terminal 10 or the performer terminal 20, performance history information is provided separately for each task type, and performance history evidence including performance time and performance details for each performance history information is provided to the requester. It is provided to the terminal 10 or the attendant terminal 20.

In one embodiment, the performance history documents include documents containing information on the performance history, an ID card, and a copy of a bankbook, and personal information including an ID card and a copy of a bankbook can be downloaded or image captured by the client terminal 10 or the performer. It is set to be impossible in the terminal 20.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the first user interface provided to the requester terminal 10 will be described using FIGS. 10A to 10E.

Figure 10a is an example diagram of a first user interface in which categories of tasks that can be requested are displayed. The requester can select at least one of the displayed categories or continuously select the existing work in progress, and the server 100 may provide an area to input work content information and work performance information of the selected work in response to this selection input. there is.

Figure 10b is an example diagram of a first user interface in which a ticket purchase area is displayed. Vouchers are categorized by available time and provided as a list, and the price per hour is displayed for each voucher, so the requester can purchase vouchers by comparing cost-effectiveness. Additionally, this area provides purchase option functions such as coupon use and registration, and friend recommendation.

Figure 10c is an example diagram of a first user interface in which an input area for desired work schedule information is displayed. The requester can enter the desired work schedule, such as date, period, start time, and number of people required, through the corresponding area, and can optionally set a secondary preliminary schedule.

Figure 10d is an example diagram of a first user interface in which a matching request area is displayed. The requester can set the result delivery method and review function through this area, and can request matching by designating a specific performer.

Figure 10e is an example diagram of the first user interface in which the usage rights details confirmation area is displayed. Vouchers purchased by the requester are provided in a list format, and each list item includes, but is not limited to, purchase time, voucher product, purchase price, coupon use, payment amount and method, purchase processing status, etc.

Meanwhile, when the requester requests to switch attendants by inputting a switch button, the server 100 provides a second user interface to the requester terminal 10 in response. In other words, as the user interface is immediately converted to one for the performer, the roles of the requester and the performer can be easily changed.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the second user interface provided to the attendant terminal 20 will be described using FIGS. 11A to 11F.

Figure 11a is an example diagram of a second user interface displaying a schedule management area. Performers can register work schedules by date, day, and time through this area.

Figure 11b is an example diagram of the work progress management interface. The work progress management interface may be commonly included in the first user interface and the second user interface. As shown, tasks being performed or requested are composed of a list, and the requester or performer can sort or filter the list by entering preset sorting conditions or search conditions. Additionally, the task performance management interface provides period extension and reminder functions for each task in the list, and provides the ability to download the list as a document file.

Figure 11c is an example diagram of a task performance management interface. As shown, when the performer enters a period search, the server 100 displays a list of tasks being performed within the entered period. The list may include task name, matching status, request date, performance request time, actual performance time and deadline, wage cost, result upload status, and client information for each task.

Figure 11d is an example diagram of a second user interface in which a feedback information input area is displayed. The performer can enter his or her name, satisfaction with the matched work, improvements made, and the client's strengths and weaknesses.

Figure 11e is an example diagram of a second user interface in which a labor settlement information input area is displayed. The performer can input ID information and bankbook information used for labor settlement, and the server 100 can receive this and de-identify and store some of the labor settlement information. Additionally, labor settlement information may be secured so that it cannot be downloaded or captured.

Figure 11f is an example diagram of a second user interface in which an authentication material request area is displayed. The proof material request area may also be commonly included in the first user interface. The performer can select the necessary certificates, such as career certificate, tax invoice, cash receipt, and purchase details, and request issuance from the server 100.

Meanwhile, the attendant can also request a requester switch by inputting a switch button, and the server 100 provides a first user interface to the attendant terminal 20 in response.

Although the methods and systems of the present invention have been described with respect to specific embodiments, some or all of their components or operations may be implemented using a computer system having a general-purpose hardware architecture.

The description of the present invention described above is for illustrative purposes, and those skilled in the art will understand that the present invention can be easily modified into other specific forms without changing the technical idea or essential features of the present invention. will be. Therefore, the embodiments described above should be understood in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive. For example, each component described as unitary may be implemented in a distributed manner, and similarly, components described as distributed may also be implemented in a combined form.

The scope of the present invention is indicated by the claims described below rather than the detailed description above, and all changes or modified forms derived from the meaning and scope of the claims and their equivalent concepts should be construed as being included in the scope of the present invention. do.

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In the task matching method in the online task matching service performed by the server,
a) collecting personal information from the client terminal and collecting information on task-specific capabilities, qualification information, and work performance date from the performer terminal;
b) receiving the details of the work to be requested, the request cost, and information on a plurality of performers designated by the requester from the requester terminal;
c) Provides the work details, request cost, and requester information to the performer terminal designated by the requester terminal or the performer terminal designated by the server, receives information on whether or not the task is accepted from the performer terminal, and transmits it to the requester terminal. step; and
d) When the performer accepts the task, providing the performer's attendance information and the result written by the performer to the requester terminal; A task matching method including. According to claim 1,
In step a),
From the performer terminal, receiving and storing information about the capabilities of the performer for each task categorized in the task matching service, personal characteristic information, portfolio regarding past work performance history, SNS information, and certification information. ,Task matching method. According to claim 1,
In step a),
It further includes the step of providing essential educational information to the performer terminal, providing all documents related to the business agreement, and then receiving the signed documents, wherein the related documents include a confidentiality agreement and a freelancer business agreement. ,Task matching method. According to claim 1,
After step a), if the performer has work hours for the previously confirmed task, the performer's available work hours excluding the work hours are provided to the requester terminal, and the performer's information and work request time are received from the requester terminal. A task matching method further comprising: receiving information. According to claim 1,
In step b), the suitability of each performer for the requested task is calculated by comparing the received task content and the task-specific capabilities of the performer stored in the database, and the performers are classified in order of high suitability and provided to the requester terminal. A task matching method including the step of: According to claim 5,
In step c),
c-1) A task matching method comprising the step of classifying performers into a plurality of groups according to the calculated suitability and collectively transmitting a task request message to performers included in each group. According to claim 6,
In step c),
c-2) After step c-1), when a task rejection message containing at least one of schedule discrepancy and cost mismatch is received from the performer terminal, the task rejection message is transmitted to the requester terminal to determine the schedule or cost. allowing a message regarding coordination to be transmitted and received between the performer terminal and the requester terminal; and
c-3) If schedule or cost adjustment is successful, providing a task acceptance message to the requester terminal; further comprising a task matching method. According to claim 1,
After step d), upon completion of the task, the task matching method further includes a settlement step of receiving the resident registration number and account information of the performer and depositing the task performance cost or incentive cost into the performer's account. According to claim 1,
After step d), upon completion of the task, task matching further includes the step of providing a certificate containing the task performance period, task performance details, work field, and identification information of the performer to the performer terminal at the request of the performer terminal. method. In the task matching server,
A memory storing a program for performing a task matching method in an online task matching service; and
It includes a processor for executing the program,
The above method is,
a) collecting personal information from the client terminal and collecting information on task-specific capabilities, qualification information, and work performance date from the performer terminal;
b) receiving from the client terminal the details of the task to be requested, the request cost, and information on a plurality of performers designated by the client;
c) Provides the work details, request cost, and requester information to the performer terminal designated by the requester terminal or the performer terminal designated by the server, receives information on whether or not the task is accepted from the performer terminal, and transmits it to the requester terminal. step; and
d) When the performer accepts the task, providing the performer's attendance information and the result written by the performer to the requester terminal; a task matching server including.

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