JP3250698B2 - Product sales registration data processing device - Google Patents

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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a merchandise sales registration data processing device formed so that a credit sales slip can be issued using a printer after execution of a credit payment processing function.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art The basic functions of a merchandise sales registration data processing device are a merchandise registration processing function based on input data and a payment processing function for registered merchandise. The payment processing function is selectively provided with not only the cash payment processing function but also a credit payment processing function, and the applicability is expanded.

FIG. 7 shows an example of a merchandise sales registration data processing apparatus having the credit payment processing function. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 10 denotes a terminal unit comprising an electronic cash register, which includes a scanner 15, a keyboard 16, a cashier display 17CHR, a customer display 17CST, a printer 18, and a drawer automatic opening device 19 connected to the control unit 11. , A commodity registration processing function, and various payment processing functions. Further, a credit card reader 21 used for credit payment processing, a prepaid card reader / writer 22 used for prepaid payment processing,
Also, a reader / writer 23 for a point card used for a point giving service process is provided.

Reference numeral 50 denotes a file controller (or store controller) which performs overall management of each terminal device 10. The file controller 50 is provided with a master file in which product data is stored. The product data of this master file is loaded into the product data file of each terminal device 10. However, each terminal device 10 may not have a product data file in its own device and may use a master file in common, but the essence of the product registration processing function does not change only by a difference in construction.

[0005] Reference numeral 60 denotes a host computer installed at, for example, a chain store headquarter, which performs centralized wide area management via each file controller 50. Reference numeral 100 denotes a credit management computer installed in the credit company, which has a credit settlement processing function.
Data communication with each terminal device 10 is possible via 2 and 3. When viewed from the terminal device 10, all of the file controller 50, the host computer 60, and the credit management computer 100 are higher-level devices.

In such a merchandise sales registration data processing device,
In FIG. 8, an operator (clerk) operates a terminal machine 10.
The product code (data) is input using the scanner 15 or the keyboard 16 which is the data input means inside (ST10).
When the result is 0 (YES), the control unit 11 performs a product registration process (ST102) while searching for a product data file (ST101) and obtaining product data (product name, unit price, etc.). By this product registration processing, the product data is registered and stored in the registration file. Further, the transaction total amount is accumulated and stored in the transaction total amount memory (ST103), and is displayed on the displays 17CHR and 17CST (ST104).
Product registration processing for all of the customer purchased products is completed (S
When T105 is YES), the control unit 11 calculates the total amount including the tax amount and the like (ST106) and temporarily stores it.

The point giving service processing function calculates and stores points corresponding to the total amount (ST10).
7). This point calculation is performed in the commodity registration process (ST10
In the case of 2), it may be performed on the product unit price or on the type of the registered product. Then, the calculated point is inserted into the reader / writer 23 (YE in ST118 of FIG. 9).
The control unit 11 adds and stores the point card that has been subjected to S) (ST119).

After the registration is completed, the operator selects a payment process for the customer request by operating the keys on the keyboard 16 or the like. In addition to the basic cash payment processing (ST112 in FIG. 9), there are the above-described credit payment processing (ST108), prepaid payment processing (ST110), and other payment processing (ST115) dealing with gift certificates and the like. The control unit 11 executes the selected payment process (ST109, ST111, ST111).
ST113, ST116). The process is performed until the balance becomes zero (0) (ST117). ST114 means that the drawer automatic opening device 19 automatically opens the drawer at the time of cash payment processing.

Here, a credit payment process (ST in FIG. 9)
109) is executed, for example, according to the procedures shown in FIGS. That is, when a credit card is inserted into reader 21 (YES in ST1090), control unit 11 reads credit data including a member code and the like (ST1).
091), and inquires (confirmation inquiry) of the validity or the like to the higher-level device (100) (ST1092). At this time, an indication of inquiry is displayed on the cashier display 17CHR (ST1093 in FIG. 11). Then, a response is received from the management computer 100 (YE in ST1094).
Then, the control unit 11 stores the response credit data (ST1095) and displays a part of the response credit data including the customer name and the like on the cashier display 17CHR (ST1096).

A credit card (21CR) made of a magnetic card, for example, has a customer name (TARO TOK) on the front side of a synthetic resin substrate 21V as shown in FIG.
YO), and the data storage unit 21 on the back side is formed.
X has a structure in which credit data is stored unreadable.

Thus, the operator operates the keyboard 16
Other items such as the amount of money to be paid by credit and the type of payment by the above key operation are input (ST1 in FIG. 11).
097, 1098). Thereby, control unit 11 performs credit payment accounting processing (ST1099 in FIG. 12) and stores credit payment accounting processing data (ST110).
0) and a settlement inquiry to the higher-level device (100) (ST1).
101) is performed. This inquiry and ST10 in FIG.
In some cases, 92 queries may be configured to be performed simultaneously.

When receiving a response from the host device (100) that has made the credit settlement (YES in ST1102 in FIG. 12), the control unit 11 temporarily stores the credit settlement data in the RAM (ST1103) and stores the credit payment processed data. Is created (ST1104), and then the credit card is discharged (ST1105). The credit settlement data generally includes a credit company code, a member code (customer name), a handling date, a payment category, a use amount, a total use amount, an available amount, and the like. Further, the credit payment processed data includes a transaction number in the terminal machine 10 and the like in addition to the matters based on the credit settlement data. Note that the cash payment processing and the like are well-known and will not be described.

Returning to FIG. 9, when the execution of the selected payment process ends (YES in ST117), the control section 11 executes the service point providing function (ST118, ST119).
Is performed, the printer 18 is driven and a receipt is issued (ST120). Here, the merchandise sales registration data processing in one transaction is completed.

However, when the credit payment processing is selectively executed (YES in ST121 in FIG. 10),
Each time the credit payment processing in one transaction is completed, the control unit 11 takes in the credit payment processed data (ST1).
22), a customer sales slip 40A shown in FIG. 14 forming a credit sales slip, a credit company copy sales slip 40B shown in FIG. 15, and a store copy sales slip 40C shown in FIG. 16 are sequentially printed and issued (FIG. 14). ST123, 124, 125).

The sales slips 40A, 40B and 40C are shown in FIG.
Using the slip-specific printer 180 shown by the two-dot chain line,
In some cases, printing and issuance are performed in a lump. However, the provision of the slip-specific printer 180 increases costs and may require the operator to leave the terminal machine 10. Invite you.
Therefore, many printers are configured to print and issue the receipt using the printer 18 for issuing the receipt on which the registered product data is printed.

Since the customer's copy of sales slip 40A is to be handed to the customer, it is convenient to issue it (ST123) integrally with the receipt when printing with the printer 18. Therefore, in this case, the issuance of ST120 in FIG. 9 is passed. In the credit card reserve sales slip 40B,
As shown in FIG. 15, a "signature" column and the like are printed.
This is because, depending on the credit company and the credit payment amount, the customer is requested to sign (sign). This credit company reserve sales slip 40B is sent to the credit company later. The last store copy sales slip 40C is set as a copy of the store, and is later tabulated and used as management data, or is used as data for responding to an inquiry from a credit company.

Thus, the operator displays the customer name (Taro Tokyo) displayed on the cashier display 17CHR (ST1096 in FIG. 11) and the customer name (TARO T) protrudingly formed on the credit card 21CR shown in FIG.
OKYO) and the name signed by the customer in the signature field of the credit card copy sales slip 21CO to confirm that the customer is the true owner of the credit card 21CR, Handing over purchased goods with vote 40C.

[0018]

Although such complicated credit payment processing can be executed accurately, the terminal 1
Considering the entire merchandise registration process and various payment processes at 0, there is much room for improvement in the credit payment process because more time and effort are required.

That is, each sales slip 40A, 40B, 40
If C is printed and issued using the printer 18, there are advantages such as lower cost and the operator need not leave the terminal machine 10 as compared to the case of the slip-only printer 180. However, as shown in FIG. 14, on the customer receipt sales slip 40A, in addition to the credit payment processed data 41, customer receipt explicit data 41A2 is printed, and since the receipt also serves as a receipt, the receipt data 41A3 and the formal data are also used. 41A
1 is printed. The credit company copy sales slip 40B shown in FIG. 15 includes credit company data 41B4 in which “signature” and “telephone number” are added to the credit payment processed data 41, and is easily distinguishable from other sales slips. Is printed with credit company copy specific data 41B2 and formal data 41B1. In addition, formal data 41C1, store-specific data 41C2, and credit-paid-processed data 41 are printed and issued on the store copy sales slip 40C shown in FIG.

Formal data 41A1, 41B1, 41C
Reference numeral 1 is printed to make it easy to sort each sales slip on the continuous receipt paper, and each explicit data is required to be printed to make it easy to store and manage while preventing confusion after being torn. In any case, the amount of printing is enormous.

Therefore, at present, the number of customers who desire credit payment processing using the credit card 21CR is increasing, so that the time until all the sales slips 40A, 40B, and 40C are printed and issued is extremely long. It is clear from the printing amount when compared with a normal receipt printed with 41A1 and 41A3 shown in FIG. Therefore, the waiting time becomes longer and the customer service deteriorates.

There is no problem because the customer's copy sales slip 40A is handed to the customer.
B and the store sales slip 40C must be sorted and stored while executing the merchandise registration process and various payment processes, although they are to be used later, so that a great mental and physical burden is imposed on the operator. Not only that, even if the explicit data 41B2 and 41C3 are printed, they may be lost.

Further, each sales slip 40A, 40B, 40C
When the number of issued papers becomes large, the consumption of the receipt paper is large, and there is a problem that the receipt issuance is hindered in the cash payment processing.

Thus, with the spread of the credit card 21CR, the problems of slowing down the product registration work, lowering customer service, and increasing the burden on the operator have been highlighted.

An object of the present invention is to improve the customer service by saving the receipt paper, reducing the burden on the operator, and improving the customer service by shortening the waiting time, etc., while enabling quick and accurate credit payment processing and easy management of credit sales slips. It is to provide a sales registration data processing device.

[0026]

In order to analyze the purpose of use of each sales slip, the sales slip for the customer must be issued to the customer upon completion of the credit payment process. However, a credit company copy sales slip is issued in order to obtain a customer's signature, but in many cases, it is not necessary to obtain a signature on the spot depending on the credit company or the amount of credit payment. It is also contemplated to omit the signature, as other approaches are being developed to establish that the customer is the true owner of the credit card. Furthermore, if the in-store operation standard is set for the store sales slip, it may be sufficient if it can be obtained by the time of use.

According to the present invention, based on the above analysis results, only the customer sales slip to be handed to the customer is issued in conjunction with the credit payment processing, and the credit payment processed data is stored, and the store to be used thereafter is stored. Resolved the above problem by configuring a copy of the sales slip for each time that it can be issued each time, and furthermore, if it is automatically determined that a signature is required, the sales slip for the credit company can be issued continuously after the credit sales slip for the customer copy Is what you do.

That is, the merchandise sales registration data processing device according to the present invention includes a printer for printing registered merchandise data on receipt paper, and a credit payment processed data relating to a registered merchandise every time a credit payment process in one transaction is completed. In a merchandise sales registration data processing device having a credit sales slip print issuance control means formed so as to issue a credit sales slip printed in whole or in part by controlling the printer, the credit sales slip print issuance control means is provided. A credit sales slip is formed to issue a customer copy sales slip and a store copy sales slip is not issued, and the credit payment processed data is processed each time the credit payment processing in one transaction is completed. Processed data storage control means for writing and storing in the processed data storage means, and when there is an issue command A shop refrain for sales slip printed issue control means for prints and issues the store copy for sales slip that reads a credit payment processed data stored in the processed data storing means Te forming the credit sales slip, the credit payment processing
Whether the customer's signature is required depending on the amount processed
For storing signature necessity determination data for determining whether
In-necessity data storage table and search this table
Credit processed amount needs sign
And discriminating means for discriminating whether or not the case is provided, and before
The credit sales slip print issuance control means is controlled by the determination means.
Has been determined to require signing
Using the credit payment processed data as a condition,
Following the issuance of the sales copy, the credit company copy slip is printed
It is formed to be able to issue characters.

[0029]

[0030]

In the case of the present invention having the above configuration, when the credit payment processing within one transaction is completed, the credit sales slip print issuance control means prints and issues a customer copy sales slip which forms one of the credit sales slips. At the same time, the processed data storage control means writes and stores the credit payment processed data in the processed data storage means. Therefore, it is possible to issue only the customer sales slip to hand over to the customer and omit the issuance of other credit sales slips, so that the time until issuance, that is, the waiting time of the customer, can be significantly reduced, and the loss of each sales slip etc. Can be completely prevented.

When using the sales slip for store copy,
The issue command is issued. Then, the store copy sales slip print issuance control means reads out the credit payment processed data from the processed data storage means and prints and issues the data. Since it is also possible to omit the formal data and the explicit data and print only the credit-paid-processed data, the handling becomes very easy. It can also be used as a credit card reserve sales slip.

[0032] In addition, the amount to be issued at the end to the discrimination means is credit payment processing and search to sign necessity data storage table of the customer copy for the sales slip, it is determined whether or not the need to sign if example example. If it is determined that it is necessary, the credit sales slip print issuance control means continuously prints and issues a credit company copy slip using the credit payment processed data. Therefore, storage management becomes more easily because it is collected only slip for a credit card company copy of the sign already with be quickly obtained the signature of the customer.

[0033]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIG. 1, the basic configuration (10, 50, 60, 100) of this product sales registration data processing device is the same as that of the conventional example (FIG. 7). , 13), each time the credit payment process in one transaction is completed, the customer receipt sales slip 40A is issued and the customer receipt sales slip 40C is not issued, and the processed data storage means (14PDT, 30) ), Processed data storage control means (12, 13) and store copy sales slip print issuance control means (12, 13), each time the credit payment processing in one transaction is completed, the sales copy for the customer copy. Vote 4
The credit payment processing data is stored at the same time when 0A is issued, and the sales slip 40C for store copy can be issued at the time of later use.

Further, a signature necessity data storage table 1
4ST and the discriminating means (12, 13) are provided, and the credit company copy sales slip 40B is converted into the customer copy sales ticket on condition that the credit sales slip print issuance control means (12, 13) is judged to require a signature. It is configured to print and issue following the vote 40A.

First, in FIG. 1 in which the file controller 50 and the host computer 60 are omitted in comparison with the case of FIG. 7, the terminal device 10 includes a CPU 12, a ROM 13, a RAM 14 forming a control unit 11, and data input means. A handy type scanner 15 (scanner circuit 15C) and keyboard 16 (keyboard circuit 16C) to be formed, a cashier display 17CHR and a customer display 17C connected via a display circuit 17C.
ST, a printer 18 (printer circuit 18C) for printing and issuing a receipt, a drawer automatic opening device 19 connected via an input / output port (I / O) 19C for automatically opening the drawer, and a communication interface (I / F) 2
Product registration processing function based on input data,
Various payment processing functions relating to registered commodities can be executed.

The control unit 11 includes a conventional example (FIG. 13).
A reader 21 (driver 21D) of a credit card 21CR, a reader / writer 22 (driver 22D) of a prepaid card, and a reader / writer 2 of a point card
3 (driver 23D).

It is to be noted that reference numeral 14F in the RAM 14 denotes a product data file, and the issuance command key 16 on the keyboard 16.
P is to output a command signal to issue a sales slip 40C for store copy and a sales slip 40B for credit company copy.

The basic functions are the same as those of the conventional example (FIGS. 8 to 1).
Same as 2), except that ST121 to ST12 in FIG.
5 is improved to ST10 to 15 in FIG. 4, ST1102 to 1105 in FIG. 12 is improved to ST20 to 26 in FIG. 5, and the occasional issuance program (ST30 to 44) in FIG.
Is provided.

Here, the credit company sales slip print issuance control means (CPU 12, ROM 13) confirms that the credit payment processing within one transaction has been completed (ST10 in FIG. 4).
When the answer is YES), the sales slip 40A for customer reservation forming one of the same credit sales slips as in the conventional example (FIG. 14) is issued (ST11 and ST12), and the same store copy as in the conventional example (FIG. 16) is performed. It is formed so that the sales slip 40C is not issued.

Thus, the credit company copy sales slip 40
B may be issued continuously after the customer sales slip 40A or may not be issued like the store sales slip 40C. In other words, it is only necessary to select the signature depending on whether it is necessary.

In this embodiment, the credit company reserve sales slip 40B is not issued in principle to improve the profit (S
In a case where the signature is automatically determined to be necessary (YES in T14), the signature is issued only when the signature is required (NO in ST14).

Now, the processed data storage means (14PD
T, 30) is a credit payment accounting process (ST in FIG. 12).
1099) and then received from the higher-level device (100) (S in FIG. 5).
A means for storing credit payment processed data created based on the credit settlement data (YES in T20) (ST22). As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, an internal memory 14PDT formed from a partial storage area of the RAM 14 It is formed from the external memory 30. External memory 30
Are formed from a floppy disk (FD) and connected to the control unit 11 via an FD driver 30D. Note that the external memory may be formed by a magnetic tape, a RAM card, or the like.

The processed data storage control means related thereto stores the credit payment processed data in the processed data storage means (1) every time the credit payment processing in one transaction is completed.
4PDT, 30), which is formed by the ROM 13 and the CPU 12 in which a write control program is stored, and is executed in ST24 and ST25 in FIG. One of the internal memory 14PDT and the external memory 30 can be selected and stored in only the selected memory.

Further, in this embodiment, index numbering control means (CPU 12, ROM 13) is provided so as to store credit payment processed data for each transaction with an index number CNT. This is to enable print output selectively. For this purpose, ST23 in FIG. 5 is provided.

Here, the store copy sales slip print issuance control means reads out the credit payment processed data stored in the processed data storage means (14PDT, 30) when the issuance command is issued (FIG. 9). (ST36 in FIG. 6), means for printing and issuing the sales slip 40C for store copy shown in FIG. 16, comprising the ROM 13 storing the print issuing program and the CPU 12, and executed in ST41 in FIG. This is performed by controlling the drive of the printer 18.

A credit company copy sales slip print issuance control means (12, 13) is provided, and a credit company copy sales slip 40B shown in FIG. 15 is formed so as to be printable (ST43 in FIG. 6).

However, formal data (41B1, 41C)
ST44 is provided so that only the credit payment processed data can be printed out without printing 1) or explicit data (41B2, 41C2). Which one to select is determined by a key operation on the keyboard 16 (ST4 in FIG. 6).
0, 42).

When issuing a print, it is possible to select which of the internal memory 14PDT and the external memory 30 to read the credit-paid-processed data by a key operation (ST30 to ST33 in FIG. 6).

Further, an index number CNT and a credit company code are set so that only the set credit processed data can be read (ST34 to ST34).
8). If not set (NO in ST35, NO in ST37), it is determined that all credit processed data is to be read (ST39).

Next, the signature necessity data storage table 14
ST stores signature necessity determination data for determining whether or not the customer's signature is required based on the amount of the credit payment processing, and is formed from a partial storage area of the RAM 14. As shown in FIG. 3, the signature necessity determination data is obtained by associating each credit company code with each signless limit. That is, it is data that determines that a sign is not required when the amount of credit payment processing is within the signless limit, and differs for each credit company. Each value can be changed by a key operation.

The discriminating means is a means for retrieving this table 14ST to determine whether or not the credit payment processing amount requires a signature. The discriminating means comprises a ROM 13 storing a discrimination program and the CPU 12. 4 (ST13, 14).

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be described. FIG.
In the conventional example (ST100 of FIG. 8 to ST1 of FIG. 12)
When the credit settlement data is received from the host device (100) in the same manner as in (01) (YES in ST20), the CPU
In step ST21, this is temporarily stored (ST21), and credit payment processed data is created (ST22).

Then, the processed data storage control means (1
2 and 13) store the data in the internal memory 14PDT shown in FIG. 2 while attaching the index number CNT to the credit-paid-processed data (ST24), and also store it in the external memory 30 if selected (ST25). .

[0054] Thus, the reader 21 discharges the credit card 21CR (ST26). Then, the CPU 12
Drives the printer 18 to print the formal data 41A1, the explicit data 41A2, and the receipt data 41A3 shown in FIG. 14 on a receipt sheet in the same manner as in the conventional example (ST120 in FIG. 9).

Here, since the credit payment processing is executed (YES in ST10 of FIG. 4), the credit sales slip print issuance control means (12, 13) operates, and ST22 in FIG.
1 is read out (ST11 in FIG. 4) and the drive of the printer 18 is controlled to
As shown in FIG. 4, the credit payment processed data 41 is printed, and a receipt / customer copy sales slip 40A is issued (ST12).

Subsequently, the determination means (12, 13)
The signing necessity data storage table 13ST is searched (ST13), and the necessity of signing is determined based on whether or not the credit payment processing amount is within the signless limit of the credit company (ST14).

If it is determined that a signature is required (N in ST14)
O) is a credit sales slip print issuance control means (12, 1)
3) prints the credit payment processed data 41 and issues a credit company copy sales slip 40B shown in FIG. 15 (ST15). Therefore, the operator can immediately obtain the customer's signature.

When it is determined that the signature is unnecessary (S
YES at T14) is a credit company copy sales slip 40B
Is not issued. Subsequently, the operator shifts to a product registration operation for the next customer.

For example, when it is desired to collect the sales slip 40C for store copy after the store is closed, the user selects the internal memory 14PDT or the external memory 30 by operating the keys on the keyboard 16 (ST30 in FIG. 6) and sets the index number CNT and the like. (ST
34) and the sales slip 40C for store copy is selected (S)
T40). When the issuance command key 16P is pressed, the credit sales slip print issuance control means (12, 13)
Reads the set credit payment processed data from the processed data storage means (14PDT, 30),
Prints and issues a store copy 40C shown in FIG.
1).

In the case of the credit company copy sales slip 40B shown in FIG. 15, which does not require a signature, printing can be similarly performed (ST43). In addition, it is also possible to print out a list of only the credit payment processed data and to issue a credit sales slip for both a credit company copy and a store copy. Further, if the external memory 30 is used, the external memory 30 can be issued by another device, or the external memory 30 itself can be collectively handed to the credit company as the credit company copy sales slip 40B.

According to this embodiment, the credit sales slip print issuance control means (12, 13) sets the customer sales slip 40 every time the credit payment processing within one transaction is completed.
A is issued and the sales slip 40C for customer reservation is not issued, and the processed data storage means (14PD
T, 30) and processed data storage control means (12, 1).
3) and a sales slip print issuance control means for store copy (12, 13)
Each time the credit payment process in one transaction is completed, the customer receipt sales slip 40A is issued, and at the same time, the processed payment data is stored in the processed data storage means, and the store receipt sales slip is stored. Since the 40C is configured so that it can be printed and issued according to use, it is very difficult to manage credit sales slips while saving receipt paper, reducing operator burden, improving customer service by reducing waiting time, and the like. And the credit payment process can be performed quickly and accurately.

Moreover , the signature necessity data storage table 1
4ST and the discriminating means (12, 13) are provided, and the credit company copy sales slip 40B is converted into the customer copy sales ticket on condition that the credit sales slip print issuance control means (12, 13) is judged to require a signature. Since it is configured to be able to issue a print continuously after the vote 40A, it is possible to automatically determine whether or not a signature is required for each credit company according to the credit payment processing amount, and to automatically obtain the credit sales slip 40B when a signature is required. Therefore, the credit payment process can be performed more quickly, and the storage and management of the credit sales slip (40B) can be easily performed, and the loss and the like can be eliminated.

Further, since the processed data storage means is formed from the internal memory 14PDT and the external memory 30, for example, after the store is closed, the sales slip 40C for customer use is issued at once using the printer 18, It can be issued at a place (for example, a management room), or the external memory 30 can be handed to the credit company as it is as the credit company reserve sales slip 40B, so that the present invention is widely applicable.

The index numbering control means (12, 1
3) is provided, and the index number C is added to the credit payment processed data.
The processed data storage means (14PDT, 3
Since it is formed so as to be storable at 0), the usability is further enhanced, the data check efficiency can be significantly improved, and the paper can be saved.

The credit company code setting means (1)
Since 6) is provided and the credit company code is set and the credit company copy sales slip 40B can be issued in a concentrated manner, it can be clearly distinguished from other credit companies and management becomes very simple.

Further, since formal data and explicit data can be omitted and only credit-paid-processed data can be printed and issued, high-speed issuance can be performed and credit sales slips for credit company reservations and store reservations are also issued. Can save a lot of paper. A copy may be taken for one use.

The print format of each of the sales slips 40A, 40B, and 40C and the contents of the credit payment processed data 41 printed thereon are not limited to the above disclosure range and can be arbitrarily selected and executed.

[0068]

According to the present invention, the credit sales slip print issuance control means issues a customer sales slip each time the credit payment processing in one transaction is completed, and does not issue the customer sales slip. And a processed data storage means, a processed data storage control means, a store copy sales slip print issuance control means, a signature necessity data storage table,
A separate means is provided, each time credit processing within one transaction is completed, a sales slip for a customer copy is issued, and at the same time, the data for which credit payment processing has been performed is stored in the paid data storage means. The voucher is structured so that it can be printed out according to the use and a credit sales voucher
On condition that the print issuance control means is determined to require a signature
Continue to print the credit card copy sales slip on the customer copy sales slip
Because it is configured to be issued , saving receipt paper,
The management of the credit sales slip becomes very easy while the burden on the operator is reduced, the customer service is improved by shortening the waiting time, and the credit payment processing can be performed quickly and accurately. In addition, the amount of credit
Automatically determine whether signage is required for each credit company
Automatically get credit sales slips if you need to sign
You. Therefore, credit payment processing can be performed more quickly,
In addition, storage and management of credit sales slips become easier and
Losses can be wiped out.

[0069]

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining a processed data storage unit similarly including an internal memory.

FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a signature necessity data storage table.

FIG. 4 is a flow chart for explaining a customer receipt sales slip print issuance operation and the like.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of storing credit-paid-processed data;

FIG. 6 is a flowchart for explaining a credit sales slip print issuance operation using the processed data storage means.

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram for explaining a conventional example.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart (1) for explaining a conventional operation.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart (2) for explaining a conventional operation.

FIG. 10 is a flowchart (3) for explaining a conventional operation.

FIG. 11 is a flowchart (1) illustrating a conventional credit payment processing operation.

FIG. 12 is a flowchart (2) for explaining a conventional credit payment processing operation.

FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining the present invention and a conventional credit card.

FIG. 14 is also a view for explaining a customer sales slip.

FIG. 15 is also a diagram for explaining a credit company copy sales slip;

FIG. 16 is also a view for explaining a sales slip for store copy.

[Explanation of symbols]

1, 2, 3 data communication line 11 control unit 12 CPU (credit sales slip print issuance control means, processed data storage control means, store copy sales slip print issuance control means, determination means) 13 ROM (credit sales slip print issuance) 14 RAM 14 PDT Internal memory (processed data storage means) 14ST Signature necessity data storage table 15 Scanner 16 Keyboard 16P Issue command key 17CHR Display for cashier 17CST Display for customer 18 Printer 19 Drawer automatic opening device 21 Reader for credit card 21CR Credit card 22 Reader / writer for prepaid card 23 Reader / writer for point card 30 External memory (processed data storage means) 0A customer deduction for sales slip (credit sales slip) 40B credit company for a copy (credit sales slip) 40C store for a copy (credit sales slip) 41 credit payment processed data 50 file controller 60 host controller 100 management computer

Claims (1)

(57) [Claims] 1. A printer for printing registered merchandise data on receipt paper, and every time a credit payment process in one transaction is completed, the printer is controlled by driving all or a part of the credit payment processed data relating to the registered merchandise. In a merchandise sales registration data processing device having a credit sales slip print issuance control means formed so as to be able to issue a printed credit sales slip, a customer sales slip for forming the credit sales slip is provided by the credit sales slip print issuance control means. Is processed so as not to issue a sales slip for store copy, and writes and stores the processed data in the processed data storage means every time the credit payment processing in one transaction is completed. Control means, and a credit support stored in the processed data storage means when an issuance command is issued. And the sales slip print issue control means for store copy to be printed issue the processed data is read out of the shop deduction for sales slip to form the credit sales slip, to the amount of money that the are credit payment processing
To determine whether the customer's signature is required
Sign necessity data record that stores sign necessity judgment data of
Table and search this table for credit payment
Whether the processed amount requires a signature
Determining means for determining the credit sales
Sign printing issuance control means required by the discriminating means
The credit card on condition that it is determined that
Issuance of the above-mentioned sales slip for customer using the payment processed data
To be able to print and issue credit company copy slips
Commodity sales registration data processing device that was, characterized in that.