WO2002042967A1 - Personal account management device and method for financial transaction - Google Patents
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- the present invention grasps the actual situation of financial transactions and the related history with a service provider for each customer, and aims to improve services in financial transactions for each customer.
- the present invention relates to a personal account management device, a personal account management method, a storage medium storing a personal account management program, a personal account management program, a customer preferential device, a customer preferential method, a storage medium storing a customer preferential program, and a customer preferential program.
- the services offered by financial institutions such as deposit interest rates and commissions, were almost the same, and the financial institutions did not vary the services for each customer according to the transaction situation.
- the services desired by each customer are different-for example, customers who frequently make deposits and withdrawals want to reduce ATM fees and other fees.
- customers who do not enter and exit relatively often want only preferential interest rates rather than commissions, so they did not necessarily give benefits for the services they want.
- DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been proposed in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and it is intended to grasp the rational and objective contribution of each customer based on the financial institution's income and expenditure, and to determine the contribution in accordance with the contribution. It is an object of the present invention to provide a personal account management device and a storage medium which can provide preferential service contents desired by a customer.
- the personal account management device proposed to achieve the above-mentioned purpose includes at least a personal ID that is discriminated for each individual, withdrawal information held for each personal ID, and a personal ID.
- the rank is determined based on the withdrawal information and deposit information for each personal ID, that is, based on the degree of contribution of the customer to the financial institution, so that the personal account management device is based on the balance of the financial institution.
- very objective and rational customer evaluation is possible. Based on this evaluation, it is possible to objectively and rationally set service contents such as interest rate setting and commission discount for each customer individually.
- the personal account management device includes a personal ID that is discriminated at least for each individual, payment information that is held for each personal ID, and payment information that is held for each personal ID.
- a plurality of rank candidates are determined based on withdrawal information and deposit information for each personal ID, and at least one of the rank candidates is determined.
- a database updating unit that records the rank candidates selected by the candidate selection unit as rank information.
- the rank is determined based on the profit contribution of each individual with respect to the income calculated from the withdrawal information and the deposit information. Each profit contribution is reflected in the rank without fail, and it is possible to improve the content of services to appropriate customers.
- the customer selecting unit determines a plurality of ranks, that is, a plurality of ranked product options. Can freely select the ranked products from among the rank candidates based on the intention of the customer, can increase the rank obtained by the customer according to the needs of the customer, and can use different financial transactions Can also be reflected on the products according to the above.
- the present invention provides a customer preferential treatment device which provides preferential treatment according to a customer, wherein preferential condition setting means for setting conditions for preferential treatment, and conditions for performing preferential treatment set by preferential condition setting means are provided.
- preferential rank setting means for ranking customers, preferential rank holding means for retaining preferential ranks set by preferential rank setting means for each customer, and preferential ranks set by preferential rank setting means A preferential content determination means for determining preferential contents for each customer is provided.
- the customer preferential device further includes preferential condition notifying means for notifying the customer of the condition for performing preferential treatment set by the preferential condition setting means to the customer.
- This preferential condition setting means sets preferential conditions based on the purchase status of the financial product of the target customer for preferential treatment.
- the preferential treatment condition setting means sets the preferential treatment condition on condition of the customer-specific P rofit value of the preferential treatment target customer.
- the preferential treatment condition setting means sets preferential treatment conditions based on the customer-specific L os s value of the preferential treatment target customer. .
- the preferential treatment condition setting means sets the PZL value for each customer of the preferential treatment target customer. Conditions for preferential treatment.
- the customer preferential device further includes preferential exclusion processing means for excluding preferential treatment for a specific customer in advance.
- the preferential exclusion process excludes customers whose exclusion is due to the loan.
- the customer preferential treatment device further includes default preferential treatment means for setting a default trunk corresponding to a product in advance for a new customer.
- the customer preferential treatment device further includes a default preferential treatment means for setting a default trunk corresponding to a product in advance for a new customer.
- the customer preferential device further includes preferential content notifying means for notifying the customer of the preferential content determined by the preferential content determining means.
- the customer preferential device further sets the preferential contents of each customer determined by the preferential treatment content determining means to the interest rate of the financial product owned by the customer more favorably than before the preferential treatment.
- the customer preferential treatment device further sets the preferential treatment for each customer determined by the preferential treatment content determination means more advantageously than the preferential treatment for various financial transactions related to the customer.
- the present invention provides a preferential treatment method for preferential treatment according to a customer, the preferential treatment condition setting step for setting conditions for preferential treatment, and a preferential treatment method according to the preferential treatment condition set in the preferential treatment condition setting step.
- the present invention is a customer preferential device for giving favor to a customer specified by a personal ID required at the time of conducting a financial transaction.
- Preferential reception means for receiving preferential treatment for each product ID given to the customer, rank output means for outputting rank information corresponding to the customer based on the product ID received by the preferential receiving means and the personal ID, and rank output
- the system includes a preferential content determining means for determining preferential contents in accordance with the rank information output by the means, and a preferential content providing means for providing the preferential contents determined by the preferential content determining means to the customer.
- the customer preferential device further includes an upper rank output unit that outputs the highest rank when a plurality of ranks corresponding to the product ID and the personal ID are output by the rank output unit.
- the present invention provides a customer preferential treatment method for preferential treatment for a customer specified by a personal ID required for conducting a financial transaction, wherein the preferential treatment is applied uniquely to a product when the customer conducts the financial transaction.
- a preferential reception step for receiving preferential treatment for each product ID, a rank output step for outputting rank information corresponding to the customer based on the product ID and the individual ID received in the preferential reception step, and a rank output step.
- the customer preferential device includes at least a personal ID that is discriminated for each individual, a revenue of the financial institution held for each personal ID, a cost of the financial institution held for each personal ID, and an individual.
- the rank information includes at least one piece of information that pairs product ID and rank data.
- the customer preferential device includes at least a personal ID that is discriminated for each individual, a revenue of the financial institution held for each personal ID, a cost of the financial institution held for each personal ID, and an individual.
- the rank is determined based on each individual's contribution to profits calculated from the financial institution's income and the financial institution's expenses.
- the “personal ID” refers to an item that can uniquely identify a customer, such as an account number, and may be a combination of an account number and a store number. It may be an identification number or the like assigned to the application.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the entire configuration of the personal account management device of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a table showing deposit / withdrawal (CF) status obtained from a transaction / service log database in the personal account management device of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a table showing the current balance of the customer obtained from the current database in the personal account management device of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a table showing customer information obtained from the current database in the personal account management device of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram of a principal part of the personal account management device of the present invention, centering on a customer-specific P / L totaling part.
- FIG. 6 is a table obtained from the rank-up possible item extraction unit of the personal account management device of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a table showing the update status of the rank update unit of the personal account management device of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a preferential service table of the personal account management device of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a table showing the income distribution standard for each customer of the personal account management device of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a table showing the cost allocation criteria for each customer of the personal account management device of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a table showing the latest rank held for each customer obtained from the rank database in the personal account management device of the present invention.
- Figure 12 shows an example of a financial transaction assumed when calculating the PZL value for each customer.
- FIG. 13 shows the history of financial transactions required to calculate the PZL value for each customer.
- Figure 14 shows the calculated P / L values for each customer based on the allocation standard table.
- FIG. 15 is a block diagram showing the overall configuration of the customer preferential device of the present invention.
- FIG. 16 is a table obtained from the analysis database of the customer preferential device of the present invention.
- FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing the operation of the customer preferential device of the present invention.
- BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the overall configuration of the personal account management device of the present invention.
- the personal account management device A of the present invention is connected to the Internet B indirectly or directly through a gateway, It exchanges information with the information terminal devices 12a, 12b, ... on the side. Note that the connection form of the personal account management device A to the Internet may be wired or wireless.
- the personal account management device A of the present invention has at least a database C and a database update unit D, and the database C is retained at least for each individual ID and individual ID that is discriminated for each individual.
- At least a transaction / service database 1 and a rank database 7 are provided with payment information, deposit information held for each personal ID, and rank information held for each personal ID.
- the transaction / service account database 1 contains at least personal ID, deposit information, and withdrawal information as a record of financial transactions with customers or logs of services performed on customers. It records the data necessary for distributing P / L (Profit / Loss) obtained from the overall management of a company that conducts financial operations by customer.
- P / L Profile / Loss
- the degree of contribution of each customer to profits generated in a certain period of time at the financial institution is expressed as “P / L” for convenience.
- the customer ID data stored in the current status database 2 described below is used for the personal ID.
- IDs corresponding to the IDs recorded in the table are recorded.
- Each record records personal ID, deposit information, and withdrawal information.
- the reason means the cause of deposit / withdrawal, for example, account deposit, payment of account savings, and the like.
- the rank database 7 records the latest rank information held for each customer by the personal ID.
- the c transaction that can take the table shown in FIG. 3 It is related to the current database 2 through the reference section 3, but at least the personal ID, account number, and current account balance status assigned to each customer are recorded in the current database 2 in pairs.
- the current status database 2 has a customer information table (see FIG. 4) in which information designating the customer such as the name, address, account number, etc. of the customer corresponding to the individual ID is recorded. The information is extracted based on a reference request from the service content reference unit 3 and is sent to the transaction / service log database 1. Note that the transaction log service database 1 and the current status database 2 may be the same in terms of the system configuration. On the other hand, as shown in Fig.
- the database update unit D includes a customer-specific P / L aggregation unit 4 that calculates revenue / expenses (PZL) for each customer of the financial institution within a predetermined period, and a rank-up Rank-up possible product item extraction unit 6 that extracts products that can be ranked up for each customer from the relationship between the target product item (product ID) and the standard P / L value required for rank up, and rank-upable product item extraction unit 6
- a rank-up item determination unit 9 that presents at least one product ID to the user as a predictor and extracts at least one product ID based on the decision of the user's intention, It comprises a rank updating unit 10 for increasing the rank of the service item determined by the up item determining unit 9.
- the personal account management device A of the present invention determines a plurality of rank candidates based on the withdrawal information and the deposit information for each personal ID, and selects at least one candidate from the rank candidates.
- the candidate selection unit E is a concept included in the database update unit D.
- a direct mail printing unit 11 is connected to the rank-up item determination unit 9.
- the customer-specific P / L totaling unit 4 will be described.
- the customer-specific P / L aggregation section 4 receives information from the transaction / service log database 1 and receives information from the customer-specific allocation standard table 5 described below, as shown in Fig. 5.
- each expense within a predetermined period for each customer (expenses incurred by a company engaged in financial business) )
- Revenue (Profit of a company engaged in financial business)
- Customer-specific allocation standard table 5 that plays an important role in the customer-specific P total aggregation unit 4 will be described in detail.
- Customer-specific allocation standard table 5 is a table that shows how to allocate P / L obtained from the overall management of a company that conducts financial operations to each customer by income and expense item (customer-specific allocation standard).
- the expression as a function is also possible.
- Table 5 of the allocation criteria for each customer shows at least the revenues (customers' profits of the companies engaged in financial services) as shown in Fig. 9 and the allocation criteria (P) as shown in Fig. 10. All of these are allocation records (L) and the allocation items, product items, calculation data for allocation, and the like.
- the items to be allocated include revenue from investment based on deposits, loan interest revenue, and various fees.
- Revenues from operations based on deposits include, for example, yen savings deposits, yen time deposits, foreign currency savings deposits, foreign currency time deposits, etc. as product items, and define their own calculation data for each item. Become.
- the calculation data is defined as "calculate daily final balance X daily internal rate O / N (O ver Night) monthly", and for a yen time deposit, the calculation data , “Individual principal X trade date 'PV (present value) of the rate during the period” ”, and if it is the foreign currency savings account, the calculation data is“ daily final balance X daily internal rate O / NX daily TTB ” (Electronic exchange rate) ”, and if the deposit is a foreign currency fixed-term deposit, the calculation data is“ individual principal X traded date. X Trade Date TTB ”.
- each of the allocation items such as loan interest income and various fees
- each product item has its own calculation data. That is, the allocation item of loan interest income has, for example, the subject of card loan, and defines the calculation data as “daily final balance X daily application rate to customer”. Separate ⁇ Mortgage loans, or by purpose at variable interest rates ⁇ Mortgages and other subjects, each of which has its own calculation data.
- allocation items of various fees have a wide variety of fee items such as transfer fees, ATM (automatic teller machine • payment machine) fees, transaction statement issuance fees, etc., and are used to calculate the “actual amount of fees” respectively. Is calculated.
- the cost allocation standard for each customer (L) can be described as follows: Allocation items include deposit interest payments, loan procurement interest payments, asset expenses, personnel costs, system-related costs, building facility costs, line costs, etc. .
- loan procurement interest payments have, for example, expense items for each loan at a fixed interest rate and each loan at a variable interest rate, and define their own calculation data for each item.
- Asset expenses include items such as reserve deposits at the Bank of Japan, deposit insurance premiums, guarantee premiums, collective insurance premiums, and credit-related expenses, each of which defines its own calculation data.
- Personnel costs include, for example, screening costs in the credit review department, call center operators, system costs in the systems department, legal costs in compliance, general affairs and accounting costs in the management department, and market administration costs, risk calculation costs in risk management, and
- the operation department has operation costs and other items as items, and each item has its own calculation data.
- System-related costs (hardware, software, development costs, and maintenance costs) are broadly divided into channel-related, business-related, market-related, service-related, examination systems, credit-related, and EC-related items.
- a channel system for example, member Web, i-mode (registered trademark of N.T.T.T. Docomo Co., Ltd .; the same shall apply hereinafter), mail, reception database, call center, ATM, etc.
- the cost items have been standardized, and each item has its own calculation data.
- the calculation data of the cost term of member Web is defined as “Web access times X usage fee (the usage fee: the usage fee is calculated based on 70% of the processing capacity (or time / capacity)”)
- the calculated data of the cost item i —mode is
- the allocation item “building facility II” has cost items for the head office facility, and each item has its own calculation data.
- Allocation items such as line costs include channel-related items such as web hosting and i-mode leased lines, items for internal use such as public lines, as well as advertising costs, ATM costs, exchange fees, statements, enrollment documents, Detailed cost subjects are set, such as cards, examination information acquisition fees, loan fees for each use, credits, information fees, employee expenses, remuneration, taxes, etc., and unique calculation data is defined for each subject. Become.
- the rank-up product item extraction unit 6 receives data from the customer-specific P / L totaling unit 5 and exchanges information with the rank-up table 8 and the rank database 7.
- the rank-up table 8 is a table that indicates the relationship between the product items (product IDs) to be ranked up and the standard P / L values required for the rank-up. Can also be expressed.
- the reference PZL value refers to the minimum P / L value required to rank up from the current rank to a higher rank.
- the rank-up possible product item extraction unit 6 includes the rank-up The product is searched based on the P / L values for each customer, and products that can be ranked up for each customer are extracted as rank candidates.
- the rank-upgradable product extraction unit 6 refers to the rank-up table 8 in which at least the product ID and the reference PL value are recorded in pairs, and the reference PZL value.
- the current rank of each customer and the to rank which is the target of the rank-up, are represented in the table as records.
- the product IDs are, specifically, 1 month, 2 months, 3 months of yen time deposits, 1 month, 2 months, 3 months of foreign currency time deposits, card loans, , Mortgages, financial instruments such as foreign exchange fees, domestic exchange fees, ATM usage fees (withdrawal fees), annual credit card fees, issuance fees, account maintenance fees, initial loan fees, investment trust fees, etc. This is an ID that enables identification of fees etc. generated by services to customers. That is, the term “products” includes not only so-called financial products but also fees and the like.
- the rank-up item determination unit 9 is connected to the rank-up product item extraction unit 6 and a preferential table 13 described below, and extracts rank-applicable products for each customer by the rank-up product item extract unit 6, and provides a preferential table.
- a preferential table 13 described below
- specific contents including interest rates and fees, etc., corresponding to the extracted products are presented to the customer, and the product is selected based on the customer's intention. Have at least one decision and record this.
- a trunk weather to customers by e _ mai 1 like Present the products or fees, etc. that can be ranked up for each customer, and let the customer accept the products, etc. determined based on their own intent, by e-mai 1 etc. to the rank-up item determination unit 9 and rank-up items This is recorded by the decision part 9.
- the rank-up item deciding unit 9 is also connected to the current database 2 and the direct mail printing unit 11, and the rank-up item deciding unit 9 stores information in the customer information table (see FIG. 4) in the current database 2. Corresponds to personal ID based on Address and name data and other contents to be searched, and based on the search results, the direct mail printing unit 11 prints the address and ranks up
- the rank condition extracted by the product item extraction unit 9 Direct mail can be sent out by printing at least one product that can be caught.
- the rank-up item determination unit 9 is provided with an input means, and that the reply content (at least one determined product, etc.) by mail or the like from the customer can be input by the input means. In this way, the rank-up item determining unit 9 can record the contents of the reply from the customer.
- the rank updating section 10 is connected to the rank-up item determining section 9 and connected to the rank database 7, and is based on at least one product ID based on the reply information received from the customer received by the rank-up item determining section 9. Then, the record of the rank database 7 is updated for the latest rank corresponding to this.
- the service content reference section 3 is connected to the transaction 'service log database 1 and the current status database 2 and is connected to the rank database 7 and the preferential treatment table 13. For example, as a record of the customer's transaction status, the service It has an item ID, rank, interest rate, commission, etc.
- the preferential treatment table 13 shown in Fig. 8 is a table showing the correspondence between the rank of each product item and the service preferential contents (interest rate, fee), and in addition to the expression as a table, functions It can also be expressed as
- the preferential treatment table 13 associates service preferential contents such as interest rates and fees for each rank of each product and service item, and the interest rates and commissions of each transaction generated for each customer are determined by the rank.
- a customer named "Sontaro Sone” has already entered into a financial transaction (here, a transaction with only yen ordinary savings) with a company that conducts financial business using the personal account management device A of the present invention. If it had been done, the current database 2 would have the customer "Soni Tai His personal ID and current balance status are already recorded.
- “Sonitaro” personal ID “1 2 3 3 1”
- the financial transaction status (date and time, deposit / withdrawal information, reason, etc.) performed by J) is recorded, and the personal ID “1 2 3 3 1” of “Soni Taro” 's financial transaction status data is specified.
- the customer-specific PL aggregation unit 4 requests the transaction service database 1 to extract data for the data within the period (here, the content for January).
- the transaction and service port database 1 extracts record numbers “1 101” and “1 102” based on the extraction request.
- record No. “1 104” also exists as cash flow data for the personal ID “1 2 3 3 1”, but a predetermined period during which the customer-specific PL aggregation unit 4 requests data extraction This is excluded because it is not included within.
- Mr. Sojitaro with personal ID “1 2 3 3 1” performed deposit and withdrawal transactions through ATMs during normal trading hours that are not subject to commission payment. It is assumed that the financial institution has not performed any other actions, such as inquiries to call center operators.
- the customer-specific P / L aggregation section 4 calculates the customer-specific P / L for the individual ID “1 2 3 3 1” as
- Transactions' Service log database 1 has all the transaction history data necessary to calculate the PZL value for each customer, so other data should be extracted as necessary. Can be. That is, the customer-specific PL aggregation unit 4 obtains the data necessary for the customer-specific PZL values from the transaction log database 1, the customer-specific allocation reference table 5, and the current status database 2, and can calculate this.
- the P / L value for each customer of the individual ID “1 2 3 3 1” obtained from the customer-specific PL aggregation section 4 is “1 2 5”.
- the current rank of the individual ID “1 2 3 3 1” recorded in the rank database 7 at this point is “C”.
- the rank-up possible product item extraction unit 6 retrieves the information of the current rank “C” of the product ID “1” of the personal ID “1 2 3 3 1” with reference to the rank database 7, and also obtains a rank-up table. Referring to FIG. 8, all combinations of rank-upable product IDs are extracted as shown in FIG.
- the first and second records in FIG. 6 indicate that the current rank of the product ID “1” is “C”, whereas the rank of the product ID “1” is “C”. 2 0 '' is required, and that the current rank ⁇ C '' of product ID ⁇ 1 '' needs ⁇ 5 0 '' as a reference PZL value to jump up to AJ. I have.
- the rank-up item determination unit 9 receives the information and the customer-side information terminal device 12a, 12b, ... Can be connected via the Internet, etc., the customer is extracted by e-mai 1 by the rank-upgradable product item extraction unit 6. At least one product item that serves as a predictor is delivered to the customer, while the customer receives the delivered information (at least one product item) on the information terminal device 12a, 12b,.... Is displayed on the display device.
- the customer who sees this display determines at least one product item, and replies it as e-mail 1 as reply information, and the rank-up item determining section 9 receives this reply information.
- the direct mail printing unit 11 since the rank-up item determination unit 9 is connected to the direct mail printing unit 11, the direct mail printing unit 11 includes the current status database.
- the address and name data corresponding to the personal ID and other contents can be searched, and printed materials can be printed based on the search results and sent as direct mail etc. I did it.
- the rank-up item determination unit 9 since the rank-up item determination unit 9 is provided with an input means, the input information can be used to return information from a customer who has viewed the direct mail by mail or the like (at least one is determined. Item item), the rank-up item determination unit 9 receives the reply content from the customer.
- the rank update unit 10 records at least one product ID based on the reply information from the customer received by the rank-up item determination unit 9 and the rank database 7 for the latest rank paired with the record. Update the record (see Figure 7).
- the calculation of the customer-specific PZL value performed by the customer-specific P / L totaling unit 4 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 12 to 14. In this example, the P / L value for each customer for one month from October 1 to October 31 is calculated.
- Figure 12 is a diagram showing the conditions of financial transactions assumed in calculating the PZL value for each customer.
- a customer who has already opened a Yen Savings Account has signed a ⁇ 300,000 Yen Time Deposit at an interest rate of 2%, and has borrowed a ⁇ 200,000 credit card loan.
- Parameters that affect customer-specific P / L values, such as ATM usage, call center usage, and access to the website provided by the financial institution, are also shown in Figure 12. Conditions.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a one-month transaction history of a financial transaction assumed as in FIG. Here, the money for one month from October 1 to October 31
- the PZL value for each customer is determined based on the history of credit transactions, but this can be set for any period.
- the financial transaction history shown in Figure 13 consists of the date and time of the transaction, the details of the transaction, and related items related to the transaction content.
- the transaction shows that the customer made a deposit of ⁇ 100,000 from ATM to the savings account on October 1, for example. Also, on October 1 of the same day, he accessed a member site provided by the financial institution and borrowed 200,000 yen by card loan. These data can be actually obtained from the transaction statement database 105, the customer-specific balance database 106, and the operation port database i07.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a result obtained by extracting relevant items and calculating based on data shown in FIG.
- the specific calculation formula shown in Fig. 14 basically calculates the revenue and expenses for the customer per day, assuming that 365 days per year, and within the specified period Based on the sum of total revenue and total cost of
- a specific example of the calculation method is not limited to the calculation formula shown here, but can be arbitrarily set by a provider that provides preferential customer service.
- the “Profit value by customer” is a value calculated by calculating only the revenue from the P / L value by customer, which represents the total revenue and expenses of the above-mentioned financial institutions for each customer within a predetermined period. is there. .
- the anticipated customer has already opened a Yen Savings Account.
- the deposits deposited by the customer with the financial institution will be managed by the financial institution in various forms and will be income for the financial institution .
- the amount of revenue that the customer has earned the financial institution can be calculated.
- t value can be calculated.
- the customer-specific P rofit value for the product item “interest savings on yen” is 1 75 yen.
- the calculation data corresponding to the product item “interest on yen deposits” is calculated as shown in the following formula (4) based on the formula (3) and the history of the financial transactions shown in Fig. 13.
- the customer-specific Profit value for the product item “interest on yen time deposit” is 4932 yen.
- the rate to the customer presented to the customer is 2% per annum, while the internal rate for operation is set at 3% per annum.
- the customer-specific Profit value for the product item “card loan” is calculated to be 36 yen according to the calculation data shown in Figure 14.
- the actual amount of commission is defined as customer-specific Profit value.
- the customer-specific Profit value can be calculated by adding up the calculated customer-specific Profit value for each product item.
- the customer-specific P rofit value is 545.8 yen.
- Loss value by customer is a value calculated by calculating only the use of the P / L value by customer, which represents the total income and expenses of the financial institution within a given period for each customer as described above. It is.
- the anticipated customer has already opened a Yen Savings Account.
- the customer must pay interest from the financial institution for deposits with the financial institution. This is a cost to the financial institution.
- the cost to be paid to the customer can be calculated.
- the customer-specific Loss value is calculated based on the calculation data for the product items “Yen Savings Interest”, “Yen Time Deposit Interest” and “Card Loan” as shown in Figure 13 It can be calculated as shown in the calculation data shown in Fig. 14 by referring to the financial transaction history.
- the customer-specific Loss value for the product item “Yen time deposit interest” is 44,000 yen.
- the call duration AC D is the time during which the operator actually responds to the customer by telephone
- the call duration ACW is the customer's requirements after the telephone response is actually completed. Means the time it takes to complete the office work.
- the average operator unit price indicates the hourly wage to the operator, and the SV (Supper Visor) distribution means, for example, that one Super Visor provides expert advice to 10 operators. It is a distribution of the hourly rate of Super Visor per operator when it is located at
- correction coefficient is determined to make fine adjustments as appropriate.
- an e-mail to a member-only website operated by the financial institution Access IVR (Interactive Voice Response) use, ATM usage count, etc., and set the costs as customer-specific Loss values.
- IVR Interactive Voice Response
- the customer-specific Loss value can be calculated by adding up the calculated customer-specific Loss value for each product item.
- the customer-specific Loss value is 310.47 yen.
- the PZL value for each customer may be negative depending on the financial institutions' allocation standards and business conditions.
- yen was adopted as the base currency for P / L values for each customer.
- PZL values for each customer in foreign currency transactions such as foreign currency ordinary deposits and foreign currency time deposits are The foreign currency used may be calculated based on the calculation data, and then converted into yen using a predetermined exchange rate.
- the calculation may be based on dollars, euros, etc.
- the method of calculating the customer-specific P / L value has been described in detail.However, in the process, the customer preferential rank is calculated only from the customer-specific Profit value and the customer-specific L oss value. It may be determined.
- the product items used in calculating the PZL value for each customer are not limited to the product items disclosed in this specification, and the items can be freely set.
- preferential services for banks are required to provide varied and varied services to individual customers based on their personal information and financial transaction status. For example, from the date of birth collected when opening an account, It is also possible to provide preferential services during the month of birth, or to add preferential services when recommending a new financial product to an adult customer. It is still a common practice to use information on the status of financial transactions and, for example, give preferential interest rates only to customers who have a certain account balance.
- a customer preferential device that can provide a customer preferential service based on not only the PZL value for each customer but also various personal information and information on the status of financial transactions will be described.
- FIG. 15 is a functional block diagram of the customer preferential device used in the second embodiment.
- the customer preferential device 201 is composed of, for example, a bank client 203 that sets customer preferential treatment and presents results from within the bank, a bank server 202 that manages various databases, etc. .
- the bank server 202 in the present embodiment includes, for example, a storage unit (not shown), a ROM (read “only” memory), a RAM (random “access” memory), an input / output unit, a central control unit, a communication control unit, and the like.
- the bank server 202 is configured to have a function block as shown in FIG. 15 by executing a predetermined program stored in the storage unit in the central control unit.
- the storage unit consists of a fixed disk, etc., and is recorded in a database that records customer personal information and account balances, as well as log files and databases that record transactions such as deposits and withdrawals for each account.
- the ROM stores OS (operating system) and various other basic programs.
- the RAM reads and temporarily stores the program stored in the storage unit when it is executed, and provides working memory when the CPU (central control unit) operates.
- the central control unit has a built-in CPU, controls input / output of input / output unit data, and updates and updates the account balance recorded in the database according to various programs stored in the storage unit. Control the entire customer preferential device 201 by, for example, creating a log file or maintaining communication with a system outside the customer preferential device 201.
- the communication control unit is connected to a bank system outside the customer preferential device 201 via a communication line, and communicates with the external system together with the central control unit to receive deposit data, transmit remittance data, Or notify the customer of the result of the preferential treatment.
- the customer preferential device 201 acquires transaction details and balances, customer operation logs, general customer information, etc. necessary to provide customer preferential services, analyzes these data, and generates PL for each customer. Request, thereby updating the rank of each customer, deciding on preferential services, and providing a service to notify the customer of this, etc. Check the data stored in (2), register, change, or delete the contents of the preferential service in the bank, grasp the customer transaction status for use in marketing, etc., and provide preferential treatment for customers It consists of a bank client 203 that has a function that can perform manual work such as creating and registering a notice to notify the contents of the bank.
- the bank server 202 has a transaction statement database 105.
- the transaction statement database # 05 is a database that records all logs related to financial transactions between the customer and the bank.
- IVR Interactive Voice Response
- ATM Au tomatic Teller Machine
- IVR is a computer system that automatically responds by voice at the telephone counter, and accepts transactions while automatically playing back pre-recorded voice to the caller in accordance with the caller's dialing operation. It is.
- the transaction statement database 105 acquires all of these financial transaction information, and saves it in a state in which it is understood which of the above means has been accepted.
- the customer-specific balance database 106 stores the balance information of various customers based on personal IDs. It is recorded.
- the balance information includes balance information for each type of financial product such as a customer's yen savings account, yen time deposit account, foreign currency savings account, and foreign currency time deposit account. This information is also updated from time to time through various financial transactions with customers.
- the operation log database 107 records what operations a customer has performed on a financial institution. In detail, how many times the customer accessed the financial institution server via the web in a certain period of time, what kind of operation the customer accessed after the login, what operation was performed on the rainy surface, etc. The history and the total session time are recorded.
- the customer information database 108 records customer personal information obtained when opening an account or the like. Mainly records data such as account number, store number, name, address, telephone number, gender, e-mail address, occupation, etc.
- the above-mentioned transaction details database 105, customer-specific balance database 106, operating port database 107, and customer information database 108 are the transaction and service port database 1 in the first embodiment and the current state. Data items recorded in database 2 are configured and recorded as another database.
- the analysis database 109 collects data recorded in the above-mentioned transaction statement database 105, customer-specific balance database 106, operation port database 107, and customer information database 108, and for each customer. It is a managed database.
- analysis database 109 can be viewed by a customer transaction information designating unit 151 described later.
- the customer-specific PL database 110 is the above-mentioned transaction statement database 105, the customer-specific balance database 106, the operation log database 107, and the customer information database. After the P / L value for each customer is calculated using the data 108, the value is stored.
- the preferential rank updating unit 112 updates the customer rank based on the information in the analysis database 109 and the customer-specific PL database 110.
- the customer rank updated by the preferential rank updating unit 112 is stored in a rank database 113 described later.
- the customer rank may be updated regularly based on the P / L value for each customer, but it is updated when certain conditions such as purchase of financial products and balances are fulfilled at a campaign or the like. In some cases.
- the rank database 113 corresponds to the rank database 7 in FIG. 1, and has a table as shown in FIG.
- the rank database 113 stores the ranks of the customers updated by the preferential rank updating unit 112.
- the customer rank can be configured so that the latest one is always overwritten, or multiple customer ranks can be retained. If multiple ranks are applied during a certain period, customer preferential services can be provided by referring to preferential details based on the highest rank in the product and period.
- the preferential treatment table 114 corresponds to the preferential treatment table 13 in FIG. 1, and has a table as shown in FIG.
- This preferential treatment table 114 is a table showing the correspondence between the rank of each product item and the contents of preferential treatment (interest, fee). It is also possible to express as a function in addition to the expression as a table.
- preferential treatment table 114 As shown in Fig. 8, service preferential contents such as interest rates and commissions are associated with each rank of each product and service item, and transactions that occur for each customer Interest rates and fees are determined by referring to this preferential table 1 14 based on rank.
- the numerical data held in the preferential treatment table 1 1 4 may be, for example, data on preferential ranges such as interest rates, that is, changes with respect to a standard interest rate, etc., or data after taking into account preferential treatment, that is, preferential treatment. May be an absolute value such as an interest rate in which
- the preferential exclusion customer database 115 stores data on specific customers who cannot be treated for any reason, such as loan delinquents. As a result, preferential customer services will not be provided to customers registered in the database 115 in advance. In addition, it is possible to perform processing for not giving notice of customer preferential treatment.
- the default preferential treatment database 1 16 holds the preferential treatment (interest rate, commission) for new customers and excluded customers at the default rank.
- the default rank is ranked as a rank to which no preferential service is added.
- the preferential treatment table 114 and the default preferential treatment content database 116 are configured separately, but these may be held in the same table or database.
- the preferential treatment content determining unit 117 refers to the preferential treatment table 114 based on the rank of each customer ID stored in the rank database 113 and determines preferential treatment contents for the customer.
- the preferential treatment content determination unit 117 specifies information about a specific customer who cannot provide preferential treatment from the preferential exclusion customer database 115, and performs a process of not performing preferential treatment.
- the preferential content decision unit 1 17 uses the default trunk registered in the default preferential content database 116 for new customers with no transaction history, and uses the default rank and default preferential content database 1 1 1 Refer to 6 to determine preferential treatment.
- the e-mail transmitting unit 118 transmits an e-mail message for notification to a customer's e-mail address when, for example, performing a campaign such as giving preferential treatment if certain conditions are cleared.
- a predetermined mail message is obtained from the mail message database 119 and transmitted to the customer's mail address.
- the bank client terminal 203 installed in the bank includes, for example, a CPU, a storage unit, a RAM, a ROM, a communication control unit, a keyboard, a display (not shown), and the like.
- 03 indicates that a predetermined program stored in the storage unit is executed by the CPU. It is configured as having a function block.
- the service content designating section 150 is responsible for the data stored in the rank database 113, preferential treatment table 114, preferential exclusion customer database 115, and default preferential content database 116. Can perform operations such as registration, change, and deletion.
- the service content instruction section 150 registers new preferential products in the preferential treatment table 114, sets the preferential interest rate range for each rank, the preferential application frequency, the preferential treatment fee, etc., and the start date of preferential treatment.
- the preferential exclusion customer database 115 by entering a personal ID such as an account number that can uniquely select a customer, it is possible to cancel the preferential exclusion of the corresponding customer. It is possible.
- the service content indicating section 150 can change the preferential contents of the default trunk stored in the default preferential content database 1 16.
- Customer transaction information instructing section 1 5 1 the registration of the data maintained in the analysis database 1 0 9 and customer-specific PL data base over scan 1 1 0, changes, also c can perform operations such as deleting, customer transactions
- the information indicating unit 151 can browse the analysis database 109 for marketing purposes and sort by various table items, thereby grasping the customer's tendency.
- the customer transaction information indicating section 151 can change the contents of the analysis database 109 based on the analysis result.
- the preferential notice statement designating unit 152 can perform operations such as registration, change, and deletion of data stored in the mail message database 119.
- the preferential notice text designating section 152 can create a notice when a customer preferential campaign or the like is performed and register it in the e-mail message database 119. Notification of preferential treatment to customers can be made not only by e-mail, but also through a member-specific Web screen (not shown), for example, or by using an ATM statement.
- FIG. 17 is a flowchart illustrating the operation of the customer preferential device of the present invention.
- the customer preferential device 201 is given a preferential treatment to the customer by dividing the process into an actual transaction process and a preferential process. A description will be given when determining whether to provide a service.
- step S210 the customer preferential device 201 receives the financial product from the customer identified by logging in to the member-only site and, if the customer contracts for the financial product, Received an inquiry as to whether preferential services will be provided. The same applies to the case where a transaction is conducted at ATM [etc.] and a decision is made as to whether or not the preferential treatment of the commission is performed.
- the preferential treatment content determining unit 117 determines whether or not the customer is a preferential customer by referring to the data of the preferential customer database 115 based on the personal ID of the customer.
- a preferentially excluded customer is a customer who cannot receive preferential treatment by the financial institution for any reason, such as a delinquent loan.
- step S230 based on the reference result in S220, the preferential treatment content determination unit 117 determines whether or not the customer exists in the preferential exclusion database 115, and the customer is excluded. If it exists in the database 115 (if Yes in step S230), the process proceeds to step S260 to refer to the preferential contents according to the customer rank. Conversely, if the customer does not exist in the preferential exclusion database 115 (if No in step S230), the process proceeds to step S240 to refer to the preferential customer rank of the customer.
- the preferential treatment content determining unit 117 refers to the rank corresponding to the product of the customer not in the preferential exclusion list from the rank database 113.
- the rank database l stores the product ID of each customer and the corresponding rank, and extracts the current rank information for the financial product contracted by the customer. And can be referenced.
- step S250 the preferential treatment content determination unit 117 sets the rank of the product stored in the rank database 113. If there is more than one rank of the product in question, set the highest rank.
- the rank can be set so that different ranks can be assigned to the same product ID for each applicable period. In such a case, the highest rank is set from among the multiple ranks applied.
- the preferential treatment determination unit 1 17 refers to preferential treatment according to the customer rank. That is, depending on the rank of the customer, the preferential treatment is referred from the preferential treatment table 114 shown in FIG. 8, or the default preferential treatment is referred from the default preferential treatment data base 116. For new customers and customers excluded from preferential treatment, the default preferential treatment content database is referred to.
- step S270 the above results derived by the customer preferential device 201 are returned to the transaction process.
- step S280 the result of the preferential treatment for the contracted product is obtained.
- step S290 a final decision is made as to whether or not to provide this preferential result to the customer. If the preferential service is to be provided to the customer (Y E S in step S290), the process proceeds to step S300, and the preferential contents (interest and fee) taking into account the preferential range are calculated. If you do not provide preferential services,
- step S290 the process proceeds to step S310, and the contents of the preferential treatment (interest and fee) not taking into account the preferential margin are calculated and the processing ends.
- step S290 There is no limitation on the criteria in step S290.For example, if the preferential service is ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ Will not be treated even if the customer is a target who should be given preferential treatment. Therefore, in this case, the determination of NO is made in step S290, and the process proceeds to step S310 to give preferential treatment. Calculate preferential treatment without considering width.
- the customer preferential device 201 of the present embodiment it is possible to provide non-uniform preferential services to individual customers based on various types of personal information, financial transaction status, and the like.
- INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY As described above, the present invention relates to the status of financial transactions for each customer, and It is possible to accurately grasp the history of seed operations, etc., properly evaluate the contribution of each customer to the profits of companies that conduct financial business, and set interest rates and commission discounts that are as advantageous to the customer as possible.
- the service contents can be provided individually for each customer, and the needs of the customer can be satisfied in detail.
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