JP5724007B2 - Product sales data processing apparatus and control program - Google Patents

Description

  Embodiments described herein relate generally to a merchandise sales data processing apparatus and a control program for a merchant that provide service information that can be used after the next time according to the contents of purchased merchandise.

  There is a sales method that encourages customers to return to the store by providing tickets and points that can be used for benefits such as discounts after the next time when the content of the purchased product satisfies predetermined service conditions. In this case, the ticket is issued by, for example, a cashier handing a service ticket prepared in advance to the customer or by printing the ticket information on a receipt sheet with a receipt printer of an electronic cash register. The points are automatically added to the point card consisting of an IC card or a magnetic card by a cashier pressing a stamp on the stamp card made of paper or by a card reader / writer of an electronic cash register.

  Service tickets and stamp cards are easy to install and inexpensive. However, since the store clerk decides the number of service tickets issued and the number of marks on the basis of the contents of the purchased products of the customer, the load on the store clerk is heavy and mistakes are likely to occur.

JP-A-9-223274

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a merchandise sales data processing apparatus and its control program that can reduce the burden on the store clerk when adopting a service ticket or stamp card as a customer service and prevent unnecessary troubles due to mistakes. It is what.

A merchandise sales data processing apparatus according to an embodiment includes a sales processing unit, a display unit, a setting unit, an adding unit, a service number calculating unit, and a display control unit. The sales processing means performs sales processing on the product sales data based on the data of the purchased purchased product. The display unit displays a settlement screen for the purchased product whose product sales data has been processed by the sales processing means. A setting part sets whether it is a service ticket issue object according to classification code which classifies each goods. The adding means sums the prices of the purchased products whose sales data has been processed by the sales processing means for each classification code to which the purchased products belong. The service number calculation means calculates the number of service tickets issued for each classification code set as a service ticket issuance target based on the sum totaled for each classification code and preset service ticket issuance conditions. Display control means, the sum number of ticketing number calculated for each classification code by the service number calculating means, displayed over the settlement screen.

The block diagram which shows the principal part structure of the POS terminal which is one Embodiment. The principal part block diagram of the setting data area formed in RAM of the POS terminal which is one Embodiment. The principal part block diagram of the work area formed in RAM of the POS terminal which is one Embodiment. The flowchart which shows the main operation | movement procedures when CPU of the POS terminal which is one Embodiment is controlled by a control program. FIG. 4 is a flowchart specifically showing the procedure of the payment process in step ST13. The figure which shows an example of the registration screen displayed on the display of the POS terminal which is one Embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the payment screen displayed on the display of the POS terminal which is one Embodiment. The figure which shows an example when a pop-up window is displayed on the payment screen of FIG.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of a merchandise sales data processing apparatus will be described with reference to the drawings. In this embodiment, a point-of-sales (POS) terminal for a store that issues a discount, such as a service ticket, after the next time when the content of the purchased product satisfies a predetermined service condition. 1 is applied.

  FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a main configuration of the POS terminal 1. The POS terminal 1 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 11 as a control unit main body. The CPU 11 is connected to a ROM (Read Only Memory) 13, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 14, a clock unit 15, a communication interface 16, a scanner interface 17, a keyboard controller via a bus line 12 such as an address bus and a data bus. 18, a display controller 19, a display controller 20, a printer controller 21, an I / O (Input / Output) port 22, and the like are connected to constitute a control circuit of the POS terminal 1.

  The ROM 13 stores a control program for causing the CPU 11 to realize the function as the POS terminal 1. In addition, various setting data necessary for the CPU 11 to realize the function as the POS terminal 1 is stored.

  The RAM 14 has an area for storing setting data that can be changed, and a work area for temporarily storing various data.

  In the setting data area, as shown at least in FIG. 2, a service ticket issuance amount area 31, a service ticket face value area 32, and a classification table area 33 are formed. The service ticket issuance amount in the area 31 is an amount serving as a condition (service provision condition) for issuing one service ticket. For example, in the example of FIG. 2, since “1000” is set as the service ticket issuance amount, one service ticket is issued for every thousand yen purchased.

  The service ticket face value in area 32 is the amount used when one service ticket is used for payment of the product price. For example, in the example of FIG. 2, since “50” is set as the face value of the service ticket, 50 yen can be paid for each service ticket.

  The classification table in the area 33 stores a classification name and a target flag for each classification code for classifying each product. The target flag is set to “1” when the product classification of the corresponding classification code and classification name is a service ticket issuance target, and is reset to “0” when it is not a ticket issuance target.

  As shown in FIG. 3, at least a transaction buffer 41, a total amount area 42, a remaining amount area 43, a deposit amount area 44, a change amount area 45, a classification code area 46, and a previous transaction ticket issue number area 47 are formed in the work area. Has been.

  The transaction buffer 41 stores merchandise sales data such as a merchandise code of each merchandise to be sold as one transaction, the number of sales points, and the sales amount. The total amount area 42 stores the total amount of one commercial transaction. The remaining amount area 43 stores the remaining amount of the payment amount for the total amount of one transaction. The deposit amount area 44 stores a payment amount for the total amount of one transaction. The change amount area 45 stores a change amount when payment of one transaction is completed. In the classified area 46, the purchase amount of the product and the number of service tickets issued are stored for each classification code. The number of service tickets issued in the previous transaction is stored in the previous transaction ticket issue number area 47.

  The clock unit 15 measures the current date and time. The communication interface 16 performs data communication with a store server connected via a network such as a LAN (Local Area Network). The scanner interface 17 performs data communication with the barcode scanner.

  The keyboard controller 18 controls the keyboard 23 provided with various keys such as numeric keys, subtotal keys, deposit / cash keys, and ticket keys, and takes in key signals corresponding to the operation keys. The numeric key is used to input numeric data. The subtotal key declares the end of the input of the product sold as one commercial transaction. The deposit / current total key declares that the immediately preceding numeric data is a cash payment amount. The ticket key declares that the number data immediately before that is the number of service tickets used for payment.

  The display controller 19 controls the display 24 for the operator (casher) and displays the product name, price, total amount of one commercial transaction, change amount, etc. of the processed product. The display controller 20 controls the customer display 25 to display the product name and price of the product purchased by the customer, the total amount charged to the customer, and the like.

  The printer controller 21 controls driving of the printer 26 for printing a receipt. The I / O port 22 outputs an opening command signal to the drawer 27 for storing cash. The drawer 27 that has received this opening command signal automatically opens.

  4 and 5 are flowcharts showing main operation procedures of the CPU 11 controlled by the control program. When the control program is activated, the CPU 11 displays a registration screen 50 on the operator display 24 and the customer display 25 (ST1).

  An example of the registration screen 50 is shown in FIG. The registration screen 50 is divided from the top of the screen in the order of a detail display unit 51, an input display unit 52, and a total display unit 53. The detail display unit 51 displays a list of product names, unit prices, sales points, and sales amounts of products to be sold as one transaction. The input display unit 52 is further divided into a first input display unit 52a and a second input display unit 52b adjacent to the first input display unit, and the first input display unit 52a includes sales. The product name, unit price, number of sales points, and sales amount of the latest product data input for processing are displayed, and the number of service tickets issued in the previous commercial transaction is displayed in the second input display section 52b. The The total display portion 53 displays the total amount of products to be sold as one commercial transaction.

  After displaying the registration screen 50, the CPU 11 waits for the input of the product code of the customer's purchased product (ST2). The product code is input by key operation of the keyboard 23 or barcode scanning by a barcode scanner. When the product code is input, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the registering flag is set in the flag area of the RAM 14 (ST3).

  At the time when the product code of the first purchased product of one commercial transaction is input, the registering flag is not set. In this case (NO in ST3), the CPU 11 initializes areas 41 to 46 other than the previous transaction ticket issue area 47 in the work area of the RAM 14 (ST4). By this initialization, the data in the transaction buffer 41 is cleared. The data of the total amount area 42, the remaining amount area 43, the deposit amount area 44, and the change amount area 45 is “0”. The purchase amount data and ticket issue number data for each classification code in the classification code area 46 are also “0”.

  Next, the CPU 11 displays a numerical value, which is data in the previous transaction ticket issue area 47, on the second input display section 52b of the registration screen 50 (ST5: previous transaction service number display means). If the data in the previous transaction ticket issue area 47 is “0”, “0” is displayed as the previous transaction ticket issue number. Alternatively, the previous transaction ticketing number is not displayed.

  Thereafter, the CPU 11 sets the registering flag (ST6), and proceeds to the process of step ST8.

  In step ST8, the CPU 11 performs sales processing on the sales data of the purchased product. Specifically, the CPU 11 searches the product data file with the input product code, and reads product data such as the product name, unit price, and classification code of the sales product. The CPU 11 then selects a product code. Transaction data relating to sales products such as the number of sales points and the sales price is stored in a transaction buffer (sales processing means). Further, the CPU 11 adds the sales amount to the total amount area 42 (total amount calculation means).

  Next, the CPU 11 acquires a classification code from the product data of the sales product. Then, the CPU 11 adds the sales amount to the purchase amount area corresponding to the classification code in the classification code area 46 (ST9). Thereafter, the CPU 11 causes the first input display section 52a of the registration screen 50 to display the product name, unit price, number of sales, and sales price of the product registered this time (ST10).

  After displaying information about the purchased product on the first input display unit 52a, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the subtotal key is pressed (ST11). When the subtotal key is not pressed (NO in ST11), the CPU 11 waits for the input of the product code of the next purchased product (ST2). When the product code of the next purchased product is input (YES in ST2), since the registration flag is set (YES in ST3), the process proceeds to step ST7. That is, the CPU 11 moves the commodity information displayed on the first input display section 52 a, the unit price, the number of sales points, and the sales commodity information of the sales amount to one vacant line in the detail display section 51.

  Thereafter, the CPU 11 executes the processes of steps ST8 to ST10. That is, the CPU 11 performs sales processing on the sales data of the purchased product specified from the input product code (ST8). Further, the CPU 11 adds the sales amount of the purchased product to the total amount area 42 and the purchase amount area of the product category to which the product belongs in the area 46 classified by classification code (ST9). Further, the CPU 11 displays the product name, unit price, number of sales, and sales price of the purchased product on the first input display unit 52a of the registration screen 50 (ST10).

  The CPU 11 executes the processes of steps ST7, ST8, ST9, and ST10 each time a product code is input until the subtotal key is pressed. When the subtotal key is input (YES in ST11), the CPU 11 switches the screen of the operator display 24 and the customer display 25 from the registration screen 50 to the settlement screen 60 (ST12).

  An example of the settlement screen 60 is shown in FIG. The settlement screen 60 is divided in the order of a detail display unit 61, a settlement amount display unit 62, and a total display unit 63 from the top of the screen. The detail display unit 61 displays a list of product names, unit prices, sales points, and sales amounts of all the products processed as one transaction. The settlement amount display unit 62 is further divided into a remaining amount display unit 62a and a deposit amount display unit 62b. Then, the data of the balance area 43 is displayed on the balance display portion 62a, and the data of the deposit amount area 44 is displayed on the deposit amount display portion 62b. The total display area 63 displays data of the total amount area 42.

  After displaying the payment screen 60, the CPU 11 executes a payment process to be described later (ST13). When the settlement process is completed, the CPU 11 resets the registering flag (ST14) and ends one commercial transaction.

  FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a specific procedure of the settlement process. In the settlement process, the CPU 11 copies the data in the total amount area 42 to the remaining amount area 43 (ST21). As a result, as shown in FIG. 7, the same amount A as the total display unit 63 is displayed on the remaining amount display unit 62 a of the settlement screen 60.

  In this state, the CPU 11 waits until the ticket key is pressed (ST22) or the deposit / cash key is pressed (ST23). When the ticket key is pressed (YES in ST22), the CPU 11 determines whether or not a numerical value n has been entered by the numeric key immediately before (ST24). If not, the numerical value n is set to “1” (ST25).

  Next, the CPU 11 calculates a price payment amount B by the service ticket by multiplying the value n of the service ticket face value set in the area 32 by the value n (ST26). Then, the CPU 11 subtracts the payment amount B from the amount A in the remaining amount area 43 and updates the amount A in the remaining amount area 43 (ST27).

  After updating the amount A in the remaining amount area 43, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the amount A is “0” or less (ST28). If the amount A is equal to or less than “0” (YES in ST28), since the commercial transaction is confirmed, the CPU 11 proceeds to the process of step ST34. On the other hand, if the amount A is greater than “0”, that is, if the remaining amount remains, the CPU 11 waits for the deposit / cash key to be pressed (ST29).

  When the deposit / current total key is pressed (YES in ST29), the CPU 11 determines whether or not the deposit amount entered immediately before is equal to or greater than the amount A in the remaining amount area 43 (ST30). The same applies when the deposit / cash key is pressed in the processing after step 21 (YES in ST23).

  When the deposit amount is less than the amount A in the balance area 43 (NO in ST30), the CPU 11 waits for the deposit / cash key to be pressed again (ST29). When the deposit amount is equal to or greater than the amount A in the remaining amount area 43 (YES in ST30), the CPU 11 stores the deposit amount in the deposit amount area 44 and then calculates the number of service tickets issued (ST31: service number calculation means). ).

  Specifically, first, the CPU 11 subtracts the amount N of the remaining amount area 43 from the amount P1 of the total amount area 42 to obtain the payment amount M1 by the service ticket (see the following equation (1)).

M1 = P1-N (1)
Next, the CPU 11 totals the purchase amounts of the classification codes that are not included in the ticket issue, among the purchase amounts classified by classification code stored in the area 46 classified by classification code. Then, the payment amount M1 due to the service ticket is subtracted from the total purchase amount P2 of the classification code that is not subject to ticketing, and the payment amount M1 due to the service ticket is used for the price of the product belonging to the category not subject to ticketing ((2 ) See formula).

M2 = P2-M1 (2)
Here, when the amount M2 after the reduction is negative, that is, when the payment amount by the service ticket is surplus, the CPU 11 determines that the target flag is “1”, that is, from the purchase amount by ticket for each classification code, Decrease the amount less than the ticket issue amount. Then, the amount M2 after deduction is subtracted from the total amount P3 of the reduced fractional amount, and the payment amount M1 by the service ticket is used for the fraction of the price of the product belonging to the ticketing category (see the following formula (3)) ).

M3 = P3-M2 (3)
Here, when the amount M3 after the reduction is still negative, that is, when the payment amount by the service ticket is still surplus, the largest amount P4 of the purchase amount by classification code of the ticket issue target whose fraction has been reduced is ordered in order. The amount M3 after the reduction is subtracted, and the amount M1 paid by the service ticket is used for the price of the product belonging to the ticketing target category.

  In the calculation process of (2) or (3) above, if the amount M2 or M3 after the reduction is 0 or more, that is, if all of the payment by the service ticket is used for the purchase goods, the subsequent reduction process Do not do.

  Thereafter, the CPU 11 calculates the number of service tickets issued for each classification code from the purchase price of the product belonging to the classification code subject to service ticket issuance and the service ticket issuance price, and classified by classification. Store in area 46. Then, the number of service tickets issued for each classification code is added to the classified area 46 to calculate the number of service tickets issued in the current commercial transaction, and is overwritten and saved in the previous transaction issued ticket number area 47.

  When the number of service tickets issued is calculated in this way, the CPU 11 subtracts the amount in the remaining amount area 43 from the amount in the deposit amount area 44, calculates the change amount, and stores it in the change amount area 45 (ST32: Change). Computing means). Then, as shown in FIG. 8, the CPU 11 displays the change amount of the current commercial transaction and the number of issued service tickets on the settlement screen 60 in a pop-up window 70 (ST33: display control means). Thereafter, the CPU 11 proceeds to the process of step ST34.

  In step ST34, the CPU 11 controls the printer 26 to issue a receipt. Further, the CPU 11 outputs an opening command signal to the drawer 27 to open the drawer 27 (ST35). Thus, one commercial transaction is completed.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 7, the product A (unit price: 1300 yen) belonging to the classification code 100, the product B (unit price: 3300 yen) belonging to the classification code 200, and the product A (unit price: Suppose that there were customers who purchased 2300 yen each. The classification code 100 and the classification code 200 are subject to service ticket issuance, and the classification code 300 is not subject to service ticket issuance. Here, it is assumed that the customer pays 60 service tickets with a face value of 50 yen, that is, 3000 yen out of the total amount of 6900 yen with the service ticket, and pays the rest with cash 10,000 yen bills.

  In this case, the cashier first places the number of service tickets 60 and presses the ticket key. Then, in the POS terminal 1, the payment amount of 3000 yen with the service ticket is calculated, and further, the remaining amount of 3900 yen of the total amount is calculated.

  Next, the cashier enters a deposit amount of 10,000 yen and presses the deposit / cash key. Then, in the POS terminal 1, first, the payment amount of 3000 yen with the service ticket is calculated by the above equation (1). Next, according to the above equation (2), the payment amount of 3000 yen from the service ticket is reduced from the amount of 2300 yen of the classification code that is not issued, and the reduced amount of money M2 = -700 yen is calculated.

  The amount M2 after the reduction is negative. For this reason, at the POS terminal 1, a fraction less than 1000 yen is subtracted from the ticketing target amount. As a result, the amount of the classification code 100 is 1000 yen by subtracting the fractional amount 300 from 1300 yen, and the amount of the classification code 200 is 3000 yen by subtracting the fractional amount 300 from 3300 yen. In the POS terminal 1, the amount M2 is reduced from the total amount of the reduced fractional amount of 600 yen according to the equation (3), and the reduced amount M3 = −100 yen is calculated.

  The amount M3 after the reduction is negative. For this reason, in the POS terminal 1, the amount M3 is reduced from the largest amount of 3000 yen (classification code 200) among the amounts of the classification codes to be issued. Thereby, the amount of the classification code 200 is 2900 yen.

  Thereafter, the POS terminal 3 calculates the number of service tickets issued. That is, since the amount of the classification code 100 is 1000 yen, 1 is calculated as the number of tickets issued. Moreover, since the amount of the classification code 200 is 2900 yen, two pieces are calculated as the number of tickets issued. Therefore, the number of service tickets issued to the customer is three.

  When the number of service tickets issued is calculated, in the POS terminal 1, as shown in FIG. 8, three service ticket numbers are displayed on the settlement screen 60 of the operator display 24 and the customer display 25. Along with the circle, it is displayed by a pop-up window 70.

  Therefore, the cashier and the customer can quickly and accurately recognize from the contents of the pop-up window 70 that the change amount is 6100 yen and that the number of service tickets issued is three. As a result, the burden on the cashier who has calculated the number of service tickets issued can be reduced, and the number of service tickets issued cannot be mistaken.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the number of service tickets issued in the previous commercial transaction is displayed on the registration screen 50 in the next customer's commercial transaction. Moreover, the display position is a position adjacent to the first input display section 52 a of the input display section 52. The first input display unit 52a displays the product name, unit price, sales score, and sales amount of the latest product that has been data-inputted for sales processing. Therefore, for example, even if the previous customer asks for confirmation of the number of issued service tickets during the next customer's product registration, the cashier can respond quickly and accurately.

Hereinafter, modifications of the embodiment will be described.
For example, the embodiment has been applied to the POS terminal 1 for a store that issues a service ticket when the content of a purchased product satisfies a predetermined service condition. However, the application of the present invention is not limited to this. Absent. For example, when the content of the purchased product satisfies a predetermined service condition, it is possible to cope with the POS terminal 1 for a store where the cashier stamps a stamp card by simply replacing the number of tickets issued with the number of stamps.

  In the above-described embodiment, the registration screen 50 and the settlement screen 60 displayed on the operator display 24 and the customer display 25 are described as being common. However, the screen configuration may be different depending on the display. The pop-up window 80 may be displayed only on the operator display 24 and not displayed on the customer display 25.

  In the embodiment, the control program for realizing the functions of the invention is recorded in the ROM 13 of the POS terminal 1 in advance. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and a similar program may be downloaded from the network to the POS terminal 1. Alternatively, a similar program recorded on the recording medium may be installed in the POS terminal 1. The recording medium may be in any form as long as it can store a program such as a CD-ROM or a memory card and can be read by the apparatus. Further, the function obtained by installing or downloading the program may be realized in cooperation with an OS (operating system) in the apparatus.

In addition, although several embodiments of the present invention have been described, these embodiments are presented as examples and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. These novel embodiments can be implemented in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. These embodiments and modifications thereof are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and are included in the invention described in the claims and the equivalents thereof.
Hereinafter, the invention described in the scope of claims of the present application will be appended.
[1] Sales processing means for processing product sales data based on the input data of the purchased product, and a display unit for displaying at least the product name and price of the purchased product whose product sales data has been processed by the sales processing means And a total amount calculating means for calculating the total amount of one commercial transaction based on the product sales data processed by the sales processing means, and a service ticket issuance target among the purchased products whose product sales data is processed by the sales processing means. Service number calculation means for calculating the number of service tickets issued based on the price of the purchased goods set in advance and the service ticket issuance conditions set in advance, the input deposit amount and the total calculated by the total amount calculation means Change calculation means for calculating a change amount from the amount of money, and the change amount calculated by the change calculation means and the service number calculation means Merchandise sales data processing apparatus according to claim popup window and issuing number of the more calculated service ticket appears that it has and a display control means for displaying superimposed on the screen of the display unit.
[2] The previous transaction service number display means for displaying the number of issued service tickets calculated by the service number calculation means on the display unit together with at least the product name and price of the purchased product to be processed in the next commercial transaction. The merchandise sales data processing apparatus according to appendix [1], further comprising:
[3] The previous transaction service number display means displays the number of service tickets issued for the previous transaction in an area adjacent to an area where at least the product name and price of the purchased product to be processed in the next commercial transaction are displayed. The product sales data processing device according to attachment [2], characterized in that
[4] Ticket payment calculation means for calculating the payment amount of the service ticket, and a remaining amount obtained by subtracting the payment amount calculated by the ticket payment calculation means from the total amount calculated by the total amount calculation means And a receipt issuing means for issuing a receipt on which the details of a single transaction are printed. When the remaining amount is positive, the service number calculating means, the change calculating means, and the display control means are provided. The receipt is issued by the receipt issuing means, and when the remaining amount is zero or negative, the receipt issuing means does not execute the service number calculating means, the change calculating means, and the display control means. The merchandise sales data processing apparatus according to any one of supplementary notes [1] to [3], which is issued.
[5] A computer that includes a display unit and functions as a product sales data processing device, and a function that performs sales processing of product sales data based on the data of the purchased product that has been input; A function for displaying at least a product name and a price on the display unit, a function for calculating a total amount of one commercial transaction based on the sales processing product sales data, and a service ticket among the purchased products whose sales processing data is processed. A function for calculating the number of service tickets issued based on the price of the purchased product set for ticketing and the service ticket issuance conditions set in advance, and a function for calculating the change amount from the entered deposit amount and the total amount And a function for displaying the change amount and the number of issued service tickets on one screen of the display unit as a pair. .

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... POS terminal, 11 ... CPU, 23 ... Keyboard, 24 ... Display for operator, 25 ... Display for customer, 26 ... Printer, 31 ... Service ticket issuance amount area, 32 ... Service ticket face amount area, 33 ... Table according to classification Area 41 ... Transaction buffer 46 ... Area by classification code 47 ... Previous transaction ticketing number area 50 ... Registration screen 60 ... Payment screen 70 ... Pop-up window.

Claims (5)

A sales processing means for processing product sales data based on the data of the input purchased product;
A display unit for displaying a settlement screen of the purchased product whose product sales data has been processed by the sales processing means;
A setting unit for setting whether or not a service ticket is to be issued for each classification code for classifying each product;
Adding means for summing up the prices of purchased products whose product sales data has been processed by the sales processing means for each classification code to which the purchased products belong;
Service number calculation means for calculating the number of service tickets issued for each classification code set for the service ticket issue target according to the amount summed for each classification code and the service ticket issuance conditions set in advance,
Display control means for the summing number of the calling ticket number which is calculated for each classification code by the service speed computing means, displays superimposed on the settlement screen,
A product sales data processing apparatus characterized by comprising: The combined number of the calling ticket number which is calculated for each classification code by said service number calculating means, at least product name, last transaction service number display means for displaying on the display unit together with the price of purchased goods to be sales processing in the next transaction The product sales data processing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising: The last transaction service number display means, at least PRODUCT purchased commodity to be sales processing in the next transaction, in a region adjacent to the region where price is displayed, the calculated for each classification code by the service speed computing means 3. The merchandise sales data processing apparatus according to claim 2 , wherein the total number of tickets issued is displayed. Ticket payment calculation means for calculating the payment amount by service ticket;
A remaining amount calculating means for calculating a remaining amount obtained by subtracting a payment amount calculated by the ticket payment amount calculating means from a total amount of the product sales data subjected to sales processing by the sales processing means;
A change calculation means for calculating a change amount from the input deposit amount and the balance calculated by the remaining amount calculation means;
A receipt issuing means for issuing a receipt printed with the details of one commercial transaction;
Further comprising
When the remaining amount is positive, a receipt is issued by the receipt issuing unit after executing the service number calculating unit, the change calculating unit and the display control unit, and when the remaining amount is zero or negative, the service number calculating unit The merchandise sales data processing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the receipt is issued by the receipt issuing means without executing the means, the change calculating means, and the display control means. A computer that includes a display unit and functions as a product sales data processing device,
A function to process sales of product sales data based on the data of purchased products entered,
A function for causing the display unit to display a settlement screen for purchased products whose sales data has been processed;
A function for setting whether or not a service ticket is issued for each classification code for classifying each product;
A function of summing the prices of purchased products whose sales processing has been performed on the product sales data for each classification code to which the purchased products belong;
A function of calculating the number of service tickets issued for each classification code set for the service ticket issuance based on the amount summed for each classification code and the service ticket issuance conditions set in advance;
The sum of the number of the calling ticket number, which is calculated for each of the classification code, and a function to be displayed superimposed on the settlement screen,
Control program to realize.

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