WO2001065497A1 - A method and a system for generating and handling documents - Google Patents
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- G07F7/08—Mechanisms actuated by objects other than coins to free or to actuate vending, hiring, coin or paper currency dispensing or refunding apparatus by coded identity card or credit card or other personal identification means
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- G06Q—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES; SYSTEMS OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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- the invention relates to a method for generating documents and for handling them between at least a first and a second party, said method comprising :
- Such a method is for example applied by courier services and enables the user to verify whether his courier has reached its destination.
- the first party formed by the courier service in the present example, enters into its data processing system the data relating to the courier to be sent. So for example, the sender and destination of the courier are entered and stored into a memory. The sender can then by means of the Internet verify from his office if his courier reached the indicated destination.
- a method according to the present invention is characterised in that said data processing system is governed by a supervising authority and wherein, upon generating said document, a predetermined part of said data is encrypted by means of an encryption key, assigned by said supervising authority, in order to form an identifier comprising said data, said identifier being added to said document, said document being stored into said memory with said added identifier.
- the supervising authority By having the data processing system governed by a supervising authority, only they can enable the generation of the document. Moreover, as the supervising authority assigns the encryption key for encrypting a predetermined part of the data, that part of the data will be encrypted in a reliable manner. Since the encryption generates an identifier which is added to the document and stored in the memory, only parties having access to the encryption key will be able to decrypt the identifier and in such a manner check the authenticity of the document. If the document should have been falsified, the identifier, which is formed by encrypting a part of the document, will upon decoding immediately expose that falsification.
- the encryption key is owned by the supervising authority
- the probability that an unauthorised party acquires the encryption key and also modifies the identifier is very low, thus enabling a safe and reliable handling of the documents.
- the document comprising the identifier is generated by the data processing system, a quick and easy management of the documents is possible.
- a first preferred embodiment of a method according to the invention is characterised in that said document is a transaction document issued by a competent authority entitled to issue such a transaction document, said method further comprises : - sending by a data processing unit of said first party, a first access request signal towards said competent authority; - sending by a data processing unit of said competent authority of a second access request signal, identifying said competent authority, towards said data processing system of said supervising authority;
- the competent authority is for example the customs or a bank whereas the supervising authority is the one entitled to manage the production and storage of the documents, including the identifier.
- the supervising authority can thus act for different instances which simplifies the transactions and reduces costs, whereas the competent authority keeps the legal supervising power. Since the supervising and the competent authority will operate in close co-operation, the check of the access request enhances the security and enables to easily and quickly identify intruders.
- said data is supplied to said data processing system of said supervising authority upon receipt of said session identifier, and wherein said identifier is formed by using a private encryption key belonging to said supervising authority.
- a private encryption key provides a high security level without the need for cumbersome operations.
- a second preferred embodiment of a method according to the invention is characterised in that for reading said document by said second party when authorised to decrypt the identifier, said method comprises :
- a third preferred embodiment of a method according to the present invention is characterised in that upon comparing said further document with said document from which said identifier is read, said data processing unit of said competent authority generates a further request signal which is sent to said data processing system, said data processing system reading said stored document under control of said further request signal and generating a subsequent document using a public key of said competent authority and which subsequent document is sent to said data processing unit of said competent authority, the latter decrypting said subsequent document using a private encryption key of said competent authority.
- a fourth preferred embodiment of a method according to the invention is characterised in that said identifier is each time updated when the predetermined part of the data of said document is changed, said updated identifier replacing the identifier stored in said memory.
- said document and the identifier are updated in parallel enabling a continuous reliable authentication.
- said identifier is formed by a two dimensional barcode.
- a two dimensional barcode provides a suitable visual presentation of the identifier which can be easily applied.
- said data processing system is remotely located with respect to said first and second party. By locating the data processing system remotely, it can be placed in a room fully controlled by the supervising authority.
- the invention also relates to a data processing system enabling the application of the method described here before.
- figure 1 shows schematically the set-up in which the method according to the present invention is applicable;
- figure 2 shows schematically a data processing system according to the invention;
- figure 3 shows by means of a flow chart the different steps of a method according to the present invention;
- figure 4 shows by means of a flow chart the generation of a document;
- figure 5 illustrates an example of a document generated by application of the method according to the present invention.
- a same reference sign has been assigned to a same or analogous element.
- Company X which is the first party in this transaction, will establish a communication with the data processing unit 1-1 of the Swiss custom authority.
- the Swiss custom authority is remotely located with respect to company X, the communication will most probably be established via the Internet between the data processing unit (2-1 ) of company X and the data processing unit 1-1 , as this is most convenient.
- other communication means are possible such as for example via phone or facsimile, or a person of company X could even go to the custom authority.
- company X has to supply data to the custom authority, which is the second party in this transaction.
- This data comprises a first subset, identifying the company X, such as for example the name and address of the company, the VAT number etc..
- the data also comprises a second subset identifying the transaction to be performed, in this example the export of the good, as well as a third subset identifying a destination of the transaction, in this example the name and address of company Y in Denmark.
- the data could also comprise further parts such as the delivery date, the name of the transport company, the terms of delivery and payment, the value of the goods, guaranties attached to the goods, etc..
- the company X Before supplying the data to the custom authority, the company X will first send (FAS) a first access request signal to the custom authority as illustrated in figure 3. Upon receipt of such a first access request signal, the custom authority will establish a contact with a supervising authority 5 by sending a second access request signal (SAS).
- SAS second access request signal
- the generation of the first and second access signal is realised by means of the data processing unit 2-1 of the company X and the data processing unit 1-1 of the Swiss custom authority respectively.
- the supervising authority is for example formed by a company empowered by the governmental authorities to generate the documents and send them, for example via the Internet, to the competent authorities, in the present example the Swiss, German an Danish customs.
- the supervising authority is the one that owns and controls the necessary tools for producing the documents and store them electronically. For legal security, the supervising authority is of course operating under governmental control.
- the access request signal was incorrectly encrypted, the access is denied (AD) causing a disable signal to be generated and no documents will be generated. If on the other hand the requesting competent authority is recognised as a registered one, an access enable signal (AMT) is generated and sent to the requesting competent authority.
- AD access denied
- AMT access enable signal
- the data processing system 6 of the supervising authority 5 comprises for example (see figure 2) a bus 15 to which an interface 10, a microprocessor 12, a local memory 13 and a background memory 14 are connected.
- the data processing system is provided with appropriate software for generating the custom and transport documents comprising the first, second and third subset of data and, if necessary, further data subsets.
- the data processing unit 1 -1 of the registered competent authority Upon receipt of an access enable signal, the data processing unit 1 -1 of the registered competent authority will now generate a session identifier signal (SES-ID) and send it to the data processing unit 2-1 of the company X.
- SES-ID session identifier signal
- the company X Upon receipt of the session identifier, the company X will collect its data (CDA) and using that session identifier, send (SDA) that data to the data processing unit of the competent authority or even directly to the supervising authority.
- the data processing system of the supervising authority Upon receipt of the data necessary to form the document, the data processing system of the supervising authority will preferably temporarily store them in the local memory 13 and generate an identifier. For this purpose, an encryption key, which is assigned by the supervising authority, is stored in the memory of the data processing system. Since the encryption key is assigned and controlled by the supervising authority, the latter also controls the encryption process performed by using that key, thus providing a reliable solution which cannot easily be falsified.
- the data processing system uses a predetermined part of the supplied data (UP), for example the names of the companies X and Y and the second subset and forms a text (TX) therewith. Then it encrypts (EC) that part using the encryption key (PKI).
- UP supplied data
- TX text
- PKI encryption key
- the generation of the identifier is preferably realised by using a private encryption key (PKI) owned by the supervising authority in order to enable to verify the authenticity of the generated document.
- PKI private encryption key
- ET FOD
- the document is saved in text form in the database or background memory (14) and preferably also in encrypted form.
- a paper copy of the generated document comprising the identifier can then be handed over to company X in such a manner that the truck driver can take it with him.
- Figure 5 shows an example of such a document with the identifier printed thereon.
- the identifier is formed (2DG) by a two dimensional (2D) barcode printed at the upper right corner of the document.
- 2DG two dimensional
- other presentations of the identifier are possible such as for example a cryptogram, a string of letters and numbers, a colour combination.
- the identifier could be formed by a data string burnt into a disc at a predetermined location.
- the means for generating the documents are preferably provided to generate the document including the identifier with a resolution printing quality enabling a facsimile and/or e-mail transmission.
- the document has preferably also a predetermined lay-out, which is for example obtained by storing a template in the memory. The predetermined lay-outs enable to recognise easily the document.
- the data processing unit 1-1 of the competent authority in country A is provided to communicate with an analogous data processing unit 1-2 in country B and 1-3 in country C. That communication is realised in a usual manner such as for example the Internet or other communication means. In such a manner, the competent authorities of countries B and C can communicate with each other. Moreover, as the data processing units 1-1 , 1-2 and 1-3 are all in communication, for example via the Internet, with the supervising data processing system 6, they get access to the documents stored in background memory 14. It should be noted that the access to the documents stored in the background memory of the supervising authority could be selective depending on what is needed by the requesting party. Some data may for example only be accessible by the custom authorities, other may be common to everybody. Companies may have for example a limited access only to their own documents.
- the competent authorities have local terminals 3, connected with their respective data processing units 1 , preferably equipped with scanners, provided for reading the identifier and decoding the latter.
- the competent authorities could also be equipped with mobile scanners in order to control all over the country.
- the truck of company X having on board the documents and goods, reaches the Swiss/German border.
- the driver furnishes the document identifying the goods to be transported to Denmark to the German customer officer.
- the latter will scan (SAN) or otherwise read the identifier on the document and generate a further document based on the identifier.
- the information read from the identifier is supplied to the local terminal 3-2 where the identifier is decrypted using the public encryption key provided by the supervising authority.
- the custom authority could even request a copy of the document at the supervising authority which might be necessary when the authenticity of the document can not be verified.
- the data processing unit of the competent authority generates a further request signal which is sent to the data processing systems of the supervising authority.
- the data processing system Upon receipt of such a further request signal, the data processing system will read (SCO) the stored document identified in the further request signal and transmit a subsequent document, formed by a copy of the read document, to the custom authority. Therefore the supervising authority data processing system will encrypt that document by using the requesting custom authority's public key.
- the data processing unit of the custom authority Upon receipt of such a subsequent document, the data processing unit of the custom authority will decrypt the received subsequent document using its private key (FDPK).
- FDPK private key
- the generated further or subsequent document is either displayed on a monitor or printed (DD).
- the custom officer can then compare (CDM) the further or subsequent document with the one supplied by the truck driver and verify if they correspond. Since the identifier was generated with data from the original document, that data must be reproducible upon decrypting the identifier. If however the document has been falsified, the custom officer will immediately observe that the document provided by the driver and the further document do not match. Appropriate measures can then be taken (TAM).
- the customs can also add their country's specific information to the document. Therefore they will encrypt the document using a public key of the supervising authority and send the encrypted data to the supervising authority. Upon receipt of the latter, the data processing system of the supervising authority will decrypt (UDD) the received data sent by the customs using the private decryption key of the supervising authority. The document will be updated and stored in the database with the country's specific data. This helps to track where the goods are.
- company Y would like to check the document upon receipt of the goods, they could get into contact with the competent authority in Denmark and ask for checking whether the identifier and the document are authentic. The company or customs could also check whether the customs duty has been paid by company X.
- the custom officer will use his local terminal 3 to call the data processing system and enter the updated information.
- the data processing system will update the document and create an updated identifier if the update affects the predetermined part used to generate the identifier.
- the updated document and its updated identifier will then overrule the original one, stored in the memory.
- a new printed document, comprising the updated identifier, will be issued.
- the document could also comprise a guarantee issued by a competent authority.
- that competent authority could also have an access to the data processing system and receive the necessary data before the document is generated. If that authority grants the guarantee, it will communicate it to the data processing system so that this information can be added to the document.
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