JP3335893B2 - Passbook / Certificate issuing system - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a passbook / certificate issuing system which is installed in a counter of a branch office such as a financial institution and issues a passbook / certificate from a passbook / certificate issuing machine by a teller operation.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, a business establishment such as a financial institution has a LAN.
A teller-operated teller terminal and a passbook / certificate issuing machine are connected to this LAN, each of which is installed in the teller window. A GW and a router are connected to the LAN, and are connected to a host computer via a dedicated line or the like.
This host computer has a type information table for storing the type of passbook / certificate loaded at the start of employment for each passbook / certificate issuing machine of each branch.

In a conventional passbook / certificate issuing system, when a teller operates a teller terminal to input transaction data, the teller sends the transaction data to a host computer via a router. According to the status (cannot be issued during issuance or failure), passbook / certificate No. that can be issued, designation, cover, look-back, detail print designation, and stripe designation are specified, and each information is sent to the passbook / certificate issuing machine. The passbook / certificate issuing machine issued the passbook / certificate. The passbook / certificate issuing machine is configured to update and store the number of books, scrutinization information, and the like issued at the time of employment every business day, and print the contents.

[0004]

However, in the conventional passbook / certificate issuing system, the host computer is
Manages passbook / certificate loading information that changes every day, sends special messages for passbooks / certificate issuing machines, and according to the status of passbooks / certificate issuing machines from multiple issuing requests from multiple contact terminals There is a problem that the load on the host computer becomes very large because queue management is required and print data must be assembled from a cover for a passbook / certificate issuing machine when a carryover occurs.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, the present invention lays out a LAN connected to a host computer for managing customer transactions in a branch office of a financial institution or the like. And a plurality of medium issuing machines for issuing each medium of the certificate and the server, and after obtaining transaction data of the customer from the host computer at the counter terminal by the operation of the teller, issuing the medium from the counter terminal to the server. By sending transaction data along with the request,
A medium is issued to the medium issuing machine in accordance with an instruction from the server, and the server issues an instruction to the medium issuing machine for each of the medium issuing machines during medium issuance, waiting for medium issuance, and medium issuance. A status information table indicating any of the possible faults, the server determines a media issuer capable of media issuance processing based on the contents of the status information table, and sends the media issuer to the media issuer. indicates the issue, it is instructed
Medium issuing machine is characterized and TURMERIC rows medium issuing process by printing the transaction data to the medium.

The present invention also relates to an LA connected to a host computer for managing customer transactions in a branch office such as a financial institution.
N, a teller-operated teller terminal, a media issuing machine for issuing passbook and certificate media, and a server are connected to the LAN, and the teller's operation is used to host customer transaction data at the teller terminal. After acquiring from the computer, by transmitting transaction data together with a media issuance request to the server from the teller terminal, to cause the medium issuing machine to issue a medium according to an instruction from the server, the server, A scrutiny information table for managing the number of media stored for each type loaded in each of the media issuing machines and the current number of media issued, the number of remaining media and the number of failures such as printing errors, and An in-store medium information table for storing a daily total number of issued media calculated based on the detailed inspection information table is provided.

Further, the present invention provides an in-store medium information table.
Is the monthly issuance calculated based on the total number of daily media issuances.
The total number of rows is also stored.

[0008]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a network configuration according to an embodiment. In the figure, an in-store LAN 1 is laid in a branch office such as a financial institution, and a plurality of teller terminals 2 and a plurality of passbook / certificate issuing machines 3 operated by a teller are connected to this LAN 1, each of which is located in the teller window. is set up. In the counter terminal 2 and the passbook / certificate issuing machine 3, # 1, # 2, ... in parentheses are machine numbers. Here, it is assumed that there are four teller terminals 2 and two passbook / certificate issuing machines 3.

A router 4 is connected to the LAN 1 and connected to a host computer 5 via a dedicated line or the like. Further, a PC server 6 is connected to the LAN 1. This PC server 6 includes loaded medium information 7, queue information 8, state information 9, detailed inspection information 10, in-store medium information 1
1 and the like are stored. Note that each piece of information is collectively referred to as station opening information.

FIG. 2 is a view showing an example of the loaded medium information table. This loading medium information table is a table in which loading medium information is associated with each passbook / certificate issuing machine 3 . The loaded medium information includes a code for each type of medium such as an ordinary deposit, a general account, a general-purpose certificate, and the like in a normally operable state, and a failure if any failure occurs in the passbook / certificate issuing machine 3. It is information that there is. Here, it is assumed that the passbook / certificate issuing machine 3 (# 1) is in a normally operable state and the passbook / certificate issuing machine 3 (# 2) is in failure.

FIG. 3 is a view showing an example of the queue information table. This queue information table shows, in the order of request, the processing status of the counter terminal 2 of the requester when the teller operates to request a passbook / certificate issuance, that is, the history of requests being processed and unprocessed requests. It shows. In addition,
“Queue” is a term indicating the total number of new transactions being processed and not yet processed.

FIG. 4 shows an example of the status information table. This status information table indicates the operation status of each passbook / certificate issuing machine 3 and is linked to the loaded medium information table. In other words, in this case, through book-certificate issuing machine
3 (# 1) is being issued or is in standby according to the processing status (it is being issued in the figure), and the passbook / certificate issuing machine 3 (# 2) is in failure.

FIG. 5 is a view showing an example of the detailed examination information table. This scrutiny information table shows the number of media stored at the start of business, the number of media issued at the present time, the number of faults such as missing pages and printing errors for each product such as savings account, general account, general-purpose certificate and fixed term. And the remaining number of media at the present time. FIG. 6 is an illustration of an in-store medium information table.
This in-store media information table contains, for each product such as an ordinary deposit and a general account, the number of items left on the previous day, the total number of issued media, the number of issues due to obstacles and the number of today's balance, and the number of items available on a daily basis. It shows the remaining inventory of each medium for the previous month, the total number of issued media, the missing number due to a failure, and the inventory for each month that indicates the remaining volume for this month.

Next, the flow of processing when issuing a passbook / certificate will be described. Each process is realized by a control unit (not shown) provided in each device executing a program.
This program is provided by being stored in a storage medium (not shown). Returning to FIG. 1, first, when the teller sets each medium in the passbook / certificate issuing machine 3 at the start of business of a branch, the PC server 6 updates the station opening information (). Next, if a passbook / certificate issuance operation occurs at the counter during business hours, the teller operates the counter terminal 2 to receive the transaction data for the issuance request to the host computer 5 (). Here, it is assumed that a request is issued from the counter terminal 2 (# 2). Teller prints the received transaction data on a slip and prints the media number, transaction data, print data, etc.
It is taken over to the C server 6 (). In the PC server 6,
The passbook / certificate issuing machine 3 (# 1) capable of updating the loaded medium information 7, the queue information 8, the status information 9, the close inspection information 10, the in-store medium information 11, and the like with respect to the requested medium and performing an issuance process.
Issue issuance instruction to (). Then, passbook / certificate issuing machine 3
(# 1) issues a transaction request to the host computer 5 to perform issuance processing (), and if permitted, prints transaction data and the like on the medium and issues the medium (). Then, the passbook / certificate issuing machine 3 (# 1) notifies the PC server 6 of completion and status, and ends the processing. Note that P
The C server 6 outputs the detailed inspection information 10 and the in-store medium information 11 as appropriate at the time of important medium management after daytime work or at the end of the month, and causes the teller to perform medium management.

According to the above-described embodiment, since the station opening information on the passbook / certificate issuing machine managed by the host computer is managed by the PC server, the load on the host computer can be greatly reduced. Can be That is, since the loaded medium information, the queue information, the state information, the inspection information, and the in-store medium information are managed by the PC server, the load on the host computer is reduced.
Furthermore, management of the number of important media issued and the number of remaining media in the passbook / certificate issuing machine and management of important in-store media information on a PC server realizes management of important media in branch offices, simplifying office work and It can be expected that the effect will be solid.

[0016]

As described above, according to the passbook / certificate issuance system of the present invention, the issuance information on the passbook / certificate issuing machine managed by the host computer is managed by the PC server. Can be greatly reduced.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a network configuration according to an embodiment;

FIG. 2 is an exemplary diagram of a loaded medium information table.

FIG. 3 is an exemplary diagram of a queue information table.

FIG. 4 is an exemplary diagram of a state information table.

FIG. 5 is an exemplary diagram of a detailed inspection information table.

FIG. 6 is an exemplary diagram of an in-store medium information table.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 LAN 2 Counter terminal 3 Router 4 Host computer 5 PC server 6 Passbook / Certificate issuing machine 7 Loading medium information 8 Queue information 9 Status information 10 Detailed examination information 11 In-store medium information

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Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] 1. A LAN connected to a host computer for managing customer transactions is laid in a branch office such as a financial institution,
A teller-operated teller terminal, a plurality of media issuing machines for issuing passbook and certificate media, and a server were connected to the LAN, and the teller's operation obtained customer transaction data from the host computer at the teller terminal. later, by transmitting the transaction data with medium issuing request to the server from the window terminal, wherein so as to issue a medium to the medium issuing machine in accordance with an instruction from the server, the said server, the issued each medium During the issuance of media for each machine,
A status information table that indicates any of a standby state in which the medium can be issued and a failure state in which the medium cannot be issued, and a medium on which the server can perform a medium issuing process based on the contents of the state information table. Decide the issuing machine and launch the medium
Instructs to issue the medium line machine, indicated medium issuing machine passbook-certificate issuing system comprising a TURMERIC rows medium issuing process by printing the transaction data to the medium. 2. A LAN connected to a host computer for managing customer transactions is laid in a branch office such as a financial institution.
A teller terminal operated by the teller, a media issuing machine for issuing passbook and certificate media, and a server are connected to the LAN, and the teller operates the teller terminal to acquire customer transaction data from the host computer. By transmitting transaction data together with a medium issuance request from the counter terminal to the server, the medium is issued to the medium issuing machine in accordance with an instruction from the server. A scrutinization information table for managing the number of media stored for each type loaded in the device, the number of media issued at the current time, the number of remaining media and the number of failures such as printing errors, and the scrutiny information at the time when the branch office starts working. A passbook / certificate issuance system comprising an in-store medium information table for storing a daily total number of issued media calculated based on the table. 3. The passbook / certificate issuance system according to claim 2, wherein the in-store medium information table stores the total number of monthly issuances calculated based on the total number of mediums issued every day.