TWM614581U - Management system for combined mission - Google Patents

Abstract

The present disclosure relates to a management system for combined mission including a mobile device and a mission platform. The mobile device can access to the mission platform. The mission platform includes a task setting module. The task setting module includes a plurality of sub-missions. The task setting module selects a plurality of first missions from the sub-missions and merges the first missions into a combined mission. The first missions include at least two among a group comprising a check-in mission, a promotion mission, a shopping mission, a recreation mission, and a bonus mission. When a first mission is accomplished, the mission platform receives a mission progress data corresponding to the accomplished first mission. The mission platform merges the received mission progress data into a combined mission progress.

Description

Combined task management system

This case is about a combined task management system, especially a combined task management system including mobile devices and task platforms.

Nowadays, many businesses have established task walls or point redemption systems in their applications, and through the design of various tasks and activities to stimulate consumers to use their applications, so as to achieve the purpose of promoting their products and services. For example, the actual task content may be to require consumers to spend up to a certain amount in the business's website or application, and to give back points when the consumer completes the task, so that the consumer can make future purchases at the business.

However, the tasks provided by these task wall systems are generally insufficient in diversity and single types, so consumers may be less interested in performing tasks. In addition, these task wall systems do not cooperate with the websites or applications of other companies, so the number of consumers that can be attracted is limited, and they cannot effectively promote their applications or their products and services to more consumer groups.

One embodiment of the present disclosure proposes a combined task management system, which includes a mobile device and a task platform. The mission platform can be accessed by mobile devices. The task platform contains task activity setting modules. The task activity setting module contains multiple subtasks. The task activity setting module selects a plurality of first subtasks among the subtasks to combine to generate a combined task. The first subtask includes at least two of a group consisting of a check-in task, a promotion task, a shopping task, a fun task, and an overweight task. When at least one of the first subtasks is implemented, the task platform receives at least one task progress data corresponding to at least one of the first subtasks. The task platform integrates and generates merged task progress data based on the received at least one task progress data.

In order to complete the description of the present disclosure, please refer to the attached drawings when reading the following embodiments. In addition, many practical details will be mentioned in the description. However, it should be understood that these practical details should not be construed as limiting the content of this disclosure. In some embodiments of the present disclosure, these practical details are not necessary. In addition, for the purpose of simplifying the drawings, some conventional or customary structures and elements in the drawings will be drawn in a simple schematic manner.

In this article, unless the content has special restrictions on the article, "一" and "the" can generally refer to one or more. In addition, the terms "include", "include", "have" and similar words used herein are used to indicate the recorded features, regions, integers, steps, operations, elements, and/or components, but they do not exclude them. One or more of the described or additional features, regions, integers, steps, operations, elements, components, and/or groups thereof. In addition, the term "and/or" used below in this article includes any combination of one or more of the listed related items.

In this article, when an element is described as being "connected" or "coupled" to another element, the element can be directly connected or coupled to the other element, or there can be an additional element between the two elements. The component exists. Conversely, when an element is described as being "directly connected" or "directly coupled" to another element, the two elements should be understood as the absence of additional elements. In addition, when a component is described as being "connected" to another component, the component can indirectly communicate with another component through wired and/or wireless communication, or it can be a component that does not need to pass through other components. Physically connected to another component.

One embodiment of the present disclosure proposes a combined task management system, which includes a mobile device and a task platform. Please refer to Figure 1. FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a combined task management system 100 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The combined task management system 100 includes a mobile device 120 and a task platform 140. The task platform 140 includes a task activity setting module 142. In actual operation, the mobile device 120 can execute an application program by including a processor (not shown) to connect to the task platform 140.

Please refer to Figure 2. Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of the task activity setting module selecting a plurality of subtasks to combine to generate a combined task according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The task activity setting module 142 includes a plurality of subtasks a1, a2, a3, a4, and a5. In actual operation, the subtasks a1, a2, a3, a4, and a5 can be stored in the task activity setting module 142 in the form of data, or stored in a database ( Not shown), the database is connected to the task activity setting module 142.

In detail, the subtasks a1, a2, a3, a4, and a5 represent different task types, and each of them may further include multiple task contents. Subtask a1 represents the task type of the check-in task, and the actual task content can be check-in and check-in in the app during the specified time interval, go to the physical store and mark the merchant on the personal page of the social platform and share the post, or Other similar tasks. The subtask a2 represents the task type of the promotion task, and the actual task content can be to share the personal recommendation code with friends and relatives and make them download the application and enter the recommendation code, download the internal or external application and register as a member, and read specific products Or service-related copywriting, watching videos related to specific products or services, tracking the company’s social accounts on social networking sites, or other similar tasks. Subtask a3 represents the task type of the shopping task, and the actual task content can be to purchase or use specific goods or services in a physical store or in an application, shopping on the e-commerce website of the industry or its partner manufacturers, or other similar The content of the task. Subtask a4 represents the task type of the play task. The actual task content can be through the application or directly connected to the game webpage or application of the industry or its partner manufacturers, or other similar task content. Subtask a5 represents the task type of the overweight task. The actual task content can be to share the reward result to the social network or other similar task content after completing the task and obtaining the reward.

For the relationship between the subtask and the first subtask, please refer to Figure 2 again. The task activity setting module 142 selects a plurality of first subtasks from the subtasks a1, a2, a3, a4, and a5 to combine to generate a combined task. The first subtasks include at least two of a group consisting of a check-in task, a promotion task, a shopping task, a fun task, and an overweight task. That is, the first subtask is selected from the subtasks a1, a2, a3, a4, and a5, and at least two of them must be selected to form a combined task. For example, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, the task activity setting module 142 selects the subtasks a1 and a3 as the first subtasks, and uses the first subtask combination to generate the combined task A. On the other hand, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, the task activity setting module 142 selects the subtasks a2 and a3 as the first subtasks, and uses the first subtask combination to generate the combined task B.

Furthermore, with regard to how the task activity setting module 142 combines to generate combined tasks, the task activity setting module 142 can simply combine the first subtasks without setting the order in which each first subtask is completed, or it can combine The order of completion of each first subtask is set. For example, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, the task activity setting module 142 can be set to be able to perform the combined task management system of the present disclosure according to the participant (that is, the actual participation in the combined task A when combined to generate the combined task A). The person in the 100 tasks) decides to perform the task content of subtask a1 first, and then perform the task content of subtask a3, or perform the task content of subtask a3 first, and then perform the task content of subtask a1; task activity setting mode Group 142 can also be set when combined to generate combined task A. Participants must first perform and complete the task content of subtask a1 before they can perform the task content of subtask a3, or the participant must first perform and complete the task of subtask a3 Content, the task content of subtask a1 can only be carried out. Based on these degrees of freedom in combination, in different embodiments, the task designer (that is, the person who actually uses the combined task management system 100 of the present disclosure and determines the task content of the combined task generated by the task activity setting module 142) can Freely decide in which way or order to combine the first subtask to form a combined task.

In addition, regarding the number of combined tasks in the task activity setting module 142, in one embodiment, the task activity design module 142 can select multiple groups of first subtasks among the subtasks a1, a2, a3, a4, and a5. And each group of subtasks are combined to generate multiple combined tasks. For example, the task activity design module 142 may be included in the combined task A in the embodiment shown in FIG. 2 and the combined task B in the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, and may include more A combined task. It is worth noting that when the same subtask is selected for the first subtask of these combined tasks, the actual task content may still be different. The reason is that the subtasks a1, a2, a3, a4, and a5 are only Represents different task types, and each further contains a variety of task contents. For example, if an embodiment is included in both the embodiment shown in Fig. 2 and the embodiment shown in Fig. 3, although subtask a3 is selected as the first subtask among the two combined tasks, it is actually The task content can be different. For example, in the embodiment shown in Figure 2, the shopping task included in the combined task A (ie subtask a3) is to go to the designated physical store to purchase a specific product, while in the embodiment shown in Figure 3, the combined task B includes The included shopping task (ie, subtask a3) is to connect to the e-commerce platform of the partner manufacturer and purchase its goods or services.

The following paragraphs will describe the interaction between the various components in the combined task management system 100 disclosed in the present disclosure. First, specify the specific task content of the combined task A in the embodiment shown in Figure 2 and the combined task B in the embodiment shown in Figure 3 to facilitate the description of the application, the physical store point-of-sale system 210, the internal server 220, And the role and function of the external server 230 in actual operation. It should be noted that the specific task content of the following combined tasks is only to illustrate the possible data transmission paths among the components in the combined task management system 100, and is not intended to limit the present disclosure to any degree.

Before proceeding, for the combined task A of the embodiment in Figure 2, it is assumed that the specific task content of the first subtask includes opening the application within the specified time interval for check-in (selected from the task category of the subtask a1 check-in task) , And go to the designated physical store to purchase a specific product (selected from the task category of the subtask a3 shopping task). In addition, there are no requirements for the order of completion of these two tasks. On the other hand, for the combined task B of the embodiment in Figure 3, it is assumed that the specific task content of the first subtask includes opening the application designed by the industry and reading the relevant copy of the new product or service of the cooperating manufacturer (selected from Subtask a2, the task category of the promotion task), and connect to the e-commerce platform of the partner manufacturer and purchase their goods or services (selected from the task category of the subtask a3 shopping task). In addition, there are no requirements for the order of completion of these two tasks.

First, regarding the relationship between the task platform 140 and the mobile device, when the participant wants to select the task to be performed in the task platform 140, the participant accesses the task platform 140 through the mobile device 120 to view the combined tasks that can be executed. In one embodiment, the participant accesses the task platform 140 through an application on the mobile device 120 to view the combined tasks generated by the task activity design module 142. In actual operation, the application program can provide an interface for the participant to click the corresponding button in the interface to access the task platform 140. In one embodiment, the application program interface may be as shown in FIG. 4, and the task platform 140 is presented in the application program interface in the form of icons. It should be noted that this embodiment is only illustrative, and is not intended to limit the present disclosure. Those with relevant knowledge in the technical field can enable participants to access the task platform 140 in other ways.

Then, as shown in Figure 1, after the participant views the selectable combination tasks, when the participant selects the combination task to be performed, the mobile device 120 sends a task selection data to the task platform 140 through the application. In actual operation, the application can provide an interface, allowing participants to click the corresponding button in the interface to select the combination task to be performed. In one embodiment, the application program interface may be as shown in Figure 5, which presents multiple combined tasks in the application interface as a list, and provides task selection buttons corresponding to each combined task for Participants choose the combination task they want to perform. In this embodiment, when the participant clicks a task selection button of a combined task in the application program interface, the mobile device 120 sends a task selection data to the task platform 140 through the application program. It should be noted that this embodiment is only illustrative, and is not intended to limit the present disclosure. Those with relevant knowledge in the technical field can present multiple combined tasks in other ways, and enable participants to select the combined tasks to be performed. In addition, in one embodiment, the application program interface may include task detail buttons corresponding to each combined task, so that participants can view detailed descriptions of specific tasks.

Furthermore, after the task platform 140 receives the task selection data sent by the mobile device 120, the participant can start the task according to the task content of the selected combined task. As mentioned above, combined tasks are divided into five task categories (subtasks a1, a2, a3, a4, and a5), and the specific task content can be determined and changed by the task designer according to requirements, and then combined to form a combined task. It’s worth noting that, depending on the specific task content, the method of achieving the first subtask of each combined task may require the participant to perform a specific behavior in the application, in a physical store, or on an external website or application. When the participants complete these first subtasks, different data transmission paths will be involved. The following uses the embodiments shown in Figures 2 and 3 to illustrate in detail.

As previously assumed, the combined task A of the embodiment in Figure 2 includes opening the application within a specified time interval for check-in (selected from subtask a1), and going to a designated physical store to purchase specific goods (selected from subtask a3) . After the participant completes the check-in in the application at a specified time, the application sends a signal to the internal server 220, and the internal server 220 sends task progress data to the task platform 140. On the other hand, when a participant purchases a specific product at a designated physical store, the physical store point of sale (POS) 210 sends a signal to the internal server 220, and the internal server 220 sends task progress data to the task platform 140. The above data transmission path can be understood with Figure 1.

As previously assumed, the combined task B of the embodiment in Figure 3 includes opening the application designed by the industry and reading related texts (selected from subtask a2) about the new product or service of the partner, and connecting to the e-commerce of the partner Platform and purchase its goods or services (selected from subtask a3). When the participant reads the copy of the new product or service of the partner manufacturer in the application, the application sends a signal to the internal server 220, and the internal server 220 sends task progress data to the task platform 140. On the other hand, when a participant connects to the e-commerce platform of the cooperative manufacturer and purchases its goods or services, the external server 230 of the cooperative manufacturer sends task progress data to the task platform 140. The above data transmission path can be understood with Figure 1.

In other words, it can be seen in the above two embodiments that if the first subtask requires the participant to use the application program for a specific operation, when the participant completes the operation, the application program sends a signal to the internal server 220, the internal server 220 and then send the task progress data to the task platform 140; if the first subtask requires the participant to go to the physical store for a specific behavior, when the participant completes the operation, the physical store POS sends a signal to the internal server 220, the internal server The server 220 then sends the task progress data to the task platform 140; if the first subtask requires the participant to perform a specific operation on the website or application of the partner manufacturer, when the participant completes the operation, the external server 230 sends the task progress data to Task platform 140.

It should be noted that, in one embodiment, the combined task may require participants to directly connect to the company’s internal website to perform the task, instead of completing the first subtask through the application or going to the physical store, such as requesting participation Register members or spend on the membership website. In this embodiment, the internal server 220 will directly send the task progress data to the task platform 140 without first sending the data to the internal server 220 by the application or the physical store POS, and the internal server 220 will only send the task progress data to Task platform 140.

Furthermore, after the task platform 140 receives multiple task progress data from the internal server 220 or the external server 230, the task platform 140 integrates and generates a combined task progress data according to the received task progress data (not shown in No. 1 In the picture). In one embodiment, the participant can view the merged task progress data in the task platform 140 through an application on the mobile device 120. The task platform 140 can display the merged task progress data as shown in FIG. 6.

Regarding how to merge and generate merged task progress data, specifically, when the task platform 140 receives the task progress data for the first time, the task platform 140 will use the task progress data as the merged task progress data and display it in the task platform 140 for participation When the task platform 140 receives the task progress data again, the task platform 140 adds up the task progress data received this time and the task progress data previously received to form an updated combined task progress data, which is displayed in the task The platform 140 is available for participants to view. By such a way of merging and generating merged task progress data, the task platform 140 can reflect the real-time task progress of the participants. In addition, in an embodiment, the task platform 140 may display the completion progress of a combined task as shown in the bar pattern in FIG. 6.

Finally, in one embodiment, when the task platform 140 determines that the merged task progress data is consistent with the task selection data, the task platform 140 sends a reward reminder to the mobile device 120. The above data transmission path can be understood with Figure 1. In one embodiment, the reward reminder may be as shown in Figure 7.

In summary, through the combined task management system 100 disclosed in the present disclosure, task designers can use the task activity setting module 142 to generate a wealth of tasks for participants to choose from. This system also links applications, physical store POS, The internal server 220 and the external server 230 enable the participant's task progress to be accurately and instantly reflected in the task platform 140, so as to encourage the participant to complete the task and achieve the purpose of promoting goods and services.

Another embodiment of the present disclosure proposes a combined task management method. Please refer to Figure 1 and Figure 8. FIG. 8 is a flowchart of a combined task management method 200 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 8, the combined task management method 200 includes steps S220, S240, and S260. It should be noted that, unless the order of the steps mentioned in this embodiment is specifically stated, the order can be adjusted according to actual needs, and all or part of several steps can also be executed at the same time.

In step S220, a plurality of first subtasks among the subtasks a1, a2, a3, a4, and a5 are selected through the task activity setting module 142 to combine to generate a combined task. Among them, the first subtask includes at least two of a group consisting of a check-in task, a promotion task, a shopping task, a fun task, and an overweight task. As described in the description of the combined task management system 100 herein, the subtasks a1, a2, a3, a4, and a5 represent different task types, and each of them may further include a variety of task contents. In addition, the task activity setting module 142 may simply combine the first subtasks without setting the order of completion of each first subtask, or set the order of completion of each first subtask. In addition, the task activity design module 142 can select multiple groups of first subtasks among the subtasks a1, a2, a3, a4, and a5, and generate a plurality of combined tasks based on the combination of each group of subtasks.

In step S240, when the first subtask is realized, the task progress data corresponding to the first subtask is received through the task platform 140. As described in the description of the combined task management system 100 in this article, the first subtask that constitutes the combined task may require the participant to be a specific behavior in the application, in the physical store, or on an external website or application, and when the participant When completing these first subtasks, different data transmission paths will be involved. Therefore, in one embodiment, the task progress data received by the task platform 140 includes consumption data of a physical store; in another embodiment, the task progress data received by the task platform 140 includes activity data of a member application. In another embodiment, the task progress data received by the task platform 140 includes consumption data of an external website.

In step S260, the task platform 140 integrates and generates combined task progress data according to the received task progress data. In one embodiment, when all the subtasks included in the combined task are realized, the task platform 140 sends a reward prompt to the mobile device 120 that can access the task platform 140. As described in the description of the combined task management system 100 herein, when the task platform 140 receives task progress data for the first time, the task platform 140 will use the task progress data as the combined task progress data, and when the task platform 140 receives the task progress data again When data is being collected, the task platform 140 adds up the task progress data received this time and the task progress data previously received to form an updated combined task progress data.

In summary, through the combined task management method 200 disclosed in the present disclosure, the task designer uses the steps of S220, S240, and S260 to generate a wealth of tasks for participants to choose from, so as to achieve the purpose of promoting goods and services. .

Although the present disclosure has been disclosed in the above embodiments, it is not intended to limit the present invention. Anyone who is familiar with this technique can make various changes and modifications without departing from the spirit and scope of the content of this disclosure. The scope of protection of this disclosure shall be subject to the scope of the attached patent application.

100: Combined task management system

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142: Task Activity Setting Module

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230: external server

S220, S240, S260: steps

Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of a combined task management system according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of the task activity setting module selecting a plurality of subtasks to combine to generate a combined task according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the task activity setting module selecting a plurality of subtasks to combine to generate a combined task according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. Figure 4 is a schematic diagram of a participant clicking the corresponding button to enter the application program interface of the task platform according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of the application program interface of the participant who clicks the corresponding button in the task platform according to the embodiment of the present disclosure to select the task to be performed. Figure 6 is a schematic diagram of an application program interface for participants to view the merged task progress data on the task platform according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of the application program interface of the task platform sending the reward reminder to the mobile device according to the embodiment of the present disclosure. Figure 8 is a flowchart of a combined task management method according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

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Claims (5)

A combined task management system includes: a mobile device; and a task platform, which is connected to the mobile device in communication, the task platform can be accessed by the mobile device, and the task platform includes: a task activity setting module, the task activity The setting module includes a plurality of subtasks. The task activity setting module selects a plurality of first subtasks among the subtasks to combine to generate a combined task. The first subtasks include a check-in task, a promotion task, At least two of the group consisting of a shopping task, a play task, and an overweight task, wherein when at least one of the first subtasks is realized, the task platform receives at least one of the first subtasks At least one task progress data of one of them, the task platform integrates and generates a combined task progress data according to the received at least one task progress data. The combined task management system according to claim 1, wherein one of the task progress data received by the task platform includes consumption data of a physical store. The combined task management system according to claim 1, wherein one of the task progress data received by the task platform includes activity data of a member application. The combined task management system described in claim 1, wherein One of the task progress data received by the task platform includes consumption data of an external website. The combined task management system according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein when all the subtasks included in the combined task are realized, the task platform sends a reward reminder to the mobile device.

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