JP6891377B2 - Login system using pictograms, pictogram management server, pictogram management method - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a system that supports online commerce using SNS. In particular, it relates to a system that supports customers using SNS pictograms.

In recent years, the spread of SNS (Social Networking Service) has been remarkable. SNS is not only used as a communication tool for information transmission and information sharing, but also in various ways of use. For example, it can be used as an information center in the event of a disaster or crowdfunding to raise funds from the masses. The applicant also proposes a method in which the user can carry out financial transactions from the SNS by linking the SNS system and the system of the financial institution. For example, Patent Document 1 proposes a system that enables financial transactions such as bank transfer using a message in natural language from an SNS system. Further, in Patent Document 2, the event registration and participants are solicited from the SNS system, the financial institution system accepts the payment of the event participation fee, and when the participants execute the payment, the payment information is sent to the official financial institution. We are proposing a system that notifies the user of the event organizer along with the symbol. Further, Patent Document 3 proposes a new product purchasing system using SNS pictograms.

Japanese Patent No. 5701107 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2015-197720 Japanese Patent Application No. 2016-133477

An object of the present invention is to provide a login system using pictograms.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides the following solutions.

(1) A login system in which a business operator system, which is a system of a business operator that provides products or services via a network, and a pictogram management server that manages pictograms registered by a user are connected. The vendor system includes a login screen control means for controlling the login screen and a pictogram authentication means for transmitting the pictogram or a combination thereof input from the login screen to the pictogram management server. The pictogram registration means for registering the pictograms received from the user's terminal and the registered pictograms or a combination thereof correspond to the login ID and password for logging in to the business operator system, or the login ID. And as an authentication means instead of the password, the login pictogram registration table to be stored, the pictograms stored in the login pictogram registration table or a combination thereof, and the pictograms or a combination thereof input from the login screen are compared. However, it is characterized by including a pictogram determination means for determining whether or not the user is a legitimate user.

(2) In the configuration of (1) above, the login screen control means can select or use a text authentication means for performing normal authentication using text information and a pictogram authentication means for performing authentication using pictograms or a combination thereof. It is characterized by being able to control as much as possible.

(3) In the configuration of (1) or (2) above, the login screen is characterized in that a toolbar including a pictogram list for login by pictograms is provided on a WEB browser.

(4) A login system in which a business operator system, which is a system of a business operator that provides products or services via a network, and a pictogram management server that manages pictograms registered by a user are connected. The symbol management server makes the pictogram registration means for registering the pictograms received from the user's terminal and the registered pictograms or a combination thereof correspond to the login ID and password for logging in to the business operator system. Or, as an authentication means instead of the login ID and password, a login pictogram registration table to be stored, a pictogram reception dialog for accepting the pictogram or a combination thereof as the authentication means to the business operator system, and the login picture. It is provided with a pictogram determination means for comparing the pictograms stored in the symbol registration table or a combination thereof with the pictograms received by the pictogram reception dialog or a combination thereof, and determining whether or not the user is a legitimate user. It is a feature.

(5) In the configuration of (4) above, by inputting a pictogram or a combination thereof in the pictogram reception dialog, the WEB page of the operator system associated with the pictogram or the combination thereof is activated. It is characterized by completing login.

(6) A login method in a system in which a business operator system, which is a system of a business operator that provides products or services via a network, and a pictogram management server that manages pictograms registered by a user are connected. In the business operator system, a step of transmitting the pictograms input from the login screen or a combination thereof to the pictogram management server, and a step of registering the pictograms received from the user's terminal in the pictogram management server. , The registered pictogram or a combination thereof is stored in the login pictogram registration table in correspondence with the login ID and password for logging in to the business operator system, or as an authentication means instead of the login ID and password. The step includes a step of comparing the pictograms stored in the login pictogram registration table or a combination thereof with the pictograms or a combination thereof input from the login screen, and determining whether or not the user is a legitimate user. It is characterized by that.

(7) A login program in a system in which a business operator system, which is a system of a business operator that provides products or services via a network, and a pictogram management server that manages pictograms registered by a user are connected. In the pictogram management server, the step of registering the pictograms received from the user's terminal and the registered pictograms or a combination thereof correspond to the login ID and password for logging in to the business operator system. Or, as an authentication means instead of the login ID and password, a step of storing in the login pictogram registration table, a step of accepting the pictogram as the authentication means to the business operator system, and a step of storing in the login pictogram registration table. It is characterized in that a computer is made to perform a step of comparing the pictograms or combinations thereof and the pictograms or combinations thereof received in the step of accepting the pictograms and determining whether or not the user is a legitimate user.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a login system using pictograms.

It is a figure which shows the basic image of the system which supports a customer by using the talk room which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the functional structure of the talk room management server which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the registration method of the master key stamp. It is a figure for demonstrating the method of generating a one-time master key stamp. It is a figure for demonstrating another registration method of a master key stamp. It is a figure which shows an example of the data structure stored in the talk room DB of a talk room management server. It is a figure which shows an example of the processing flow between a purchaser, a store, and a delivery company from product purchase to delivery. It is a figure which shows another example of the processing flow between a purchaser, a store, and a delivery company from product purchase to delivery. It is a figure which shows an example of the processing flow when a credit card company other than a purchaser and a store is made to participate in a talk room when the payment method of a product price is a credit card. It is a figure which shows an example of the processing flow between a purchaser, a store, and a manufacturer when a product needs to be repaired. It is a figure which shows an example of the talk screen in the settlement at the time of product purchase. It is a figure which shows an example of the talk screen from the purchase of a product to the purchase of consumables. It is a figure which shows an example of the talk screen in the after-sales service after product purchase. It is a figure which shows the use example of the master key stamp in the delivery service after product purchase. It is a figure which showed the outline of the functional structure of the login system for realizing the login stamp. It is a figure which showed the specific example of the login screen using a login stamp. It is a figure which showed the outline of the function structure for realizing the automatic start-up of a WEB page by a login stamp.

Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention (hereinafter, embodiments) will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following figures, the same components are designated by the same reference numerals throughout the description of the embodiment. Further, in the functional configuration diagram, the arrows between the functional blocks indicate the data flow direction or the processing flow direction. Further, in the processing flow chart (flow chart), the processing order of each step may be changed as long as the relationship between the input and the output of each step is not impaired.

(Basic image)
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a basic image of a system (hereinafter referred to as this system) that supports customers by using a talk room. The "talk room" is a storage area for recording messages (talks) between users in a conversational format and a screen for displaying the messages (talk) in an application on SNS, and has the character of a bulletin board only for friends. The creator of the talk room designates one or more participants. When a talk room is opened, designated participants can "enter" and "exit" the talk room at any time, and conversations in the talk room can be held while entering the talk room. Participants can view it at any time. Of course, even participants who have left the room can re-enter the room when necessary.

When an individual decides to purchase a product or service (hereinafter, may be referred to as "product, etc."), the talk room of this system is generated for each product or service purchased with that individual, and the store where the product or service is purchased. Various businesses related to the product, such as delivery companies, manufacturers, service / maintenance companies (including stores and insurance companies other than the store where the product was purchased), and individuals send SNS messages (images as well as text). And voice) can be used to exchange information about the product. The term "individual" as used herein includes not only a person who actually purchased the product or the like, but also a person who transferred the product from the purchaser (referred to as a "successor"). In addition, the "products" mentioned here continue to be used for a long period of time, such as housing, housing equipment, home appliances, personal computer-related products, multifunction devices, furniture, pets (living bodies), motorcycles, automobiles, sports equipment, massage machines, etc. It is a product that is likely to be used, and requires maintenance and support even after purchase. Of course, if the product requires maintenance or support, products other than the above and related products (optional products, etc.) may be included. In addition, the "service" here includes most of the services other than transient services. A typical example is a loan for new construction or remodeling of a house.

For example, if you purchase a home appliance (for example, a vacuum cleaner) at an online store (a virtual store only on the Internet or an online sales department of a physical store), you can select the payment method (payment method is a credit card) along with the product information of the vacuum cleaner. (Including the settlement in the case of), communication (exchange of information) such as designation of delivery date and delivery time occurs with the store side. Then, after the product is shipped, the delivery company notifies the delivery status and redelivery when the product is absent. In addition, after the product arrives, various exchanges such as contacting when there is an initial defect, inquiring about how to use the product during use, purchasing consumables such as filters, requesting repair in case of failure, etc. are done outside the store. It may occur with businesses.

Talk room participants (buyer and store of purchase in the first place) can invite third parties to the talk room, so if you use the talk room as a means of supporting customers, this is the case. It is possible to smoothly provide support across multiple businesses. For example, if a store has a question about a purchased product and needs to contact the manufacturer, the store invites the manufacturer (such as a customer support center) to this talk room with the consent of the purchaser. By doing so, the purchaser can subsequently exchange messages directly with the manufacturer. Of course, the store can know the exchange of the message. By doing so, it is possible to confirm the interaction between participants other than yourself while being a party. Also, for the store, what kind of consumables are the items sold at the store, whether they are properly maintained and used for a long time, whether there are many failures, what kind of failures are common if there are many failures, and what kind of consumables are there? It is also possible to know whether the order will be placed at the right time. Such information can be used for product explanations when selling products at own stores, and can also be used for reviewing purchased products.

In addition, when a store receives a question about a related product that is not available at its own store, it is possible to invite another store that handles the related product to the talk room. In the case of expensive products such as cars, insurance companies can be invited to the talk room. In addition, the successor to whom the product has been transferred can take over the status of the purchaser and obtain the same support, and can know the history information (for example, repair history) of the product before the succession. In addition, the purchaser can invite family members, friends, and the like to participate in the talk room to receive advice on the product and, conversely, provide product information.

In this way, this system can consistently provide customer support from product purchase to subsequent maintenance by using the SNS talk room. In addition, the talk room of this system can be kept alive until the product is destroyed or disappears, and it functions as a "product life cycle support system" that supports customers throughout the product life cycle. be able to.

(Functional configuration)
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a functional configuration of the talk room management server 100, which is the core of this system. The talk room management server 100 (hereinafter, simply referred to as a "management server") is connected to a user terminal 10 which is a terminal of a purchaser of a product or the like and a plurality of business operator systems 20. The number of user terminals 10 may be plural, and includes a purchaser terminal 10a which is a terminal of a purchaser of a product or the like, and a successor terminal 10b which is a terminal of a person who has transferred the product from the purchaser. It may also include terminals for friends and family. The user terminal 10 may be a general smartphone, tablet terminal, or PC (personal computer), and it is assumed that a dedicated program (application) for connecting to the management server and transmitting / receiving information is installed.

The business operator system 20 is a general term for various business operator systems related to purchased products, etc., and is a store system 20a of a store that sells products, etc., and a delivery company that delivers products in response to a request from the store. Delivery company system 20b, product manufacturer (maker) manufacturer system 20c, service provider system 20d of a service provider that provides services such as product maintenance in response to a request from a store or manufacturer, and other related vendors. It consists of a system.

The management server is a server constructed and operated by a business operator operating an SNS or another corporate group to manage a talk room. As shown in FIG. 2, the management server includes a user terminal communication means 101, a user stamp registration means 102, a user information DB 103, a business system communication means 104, a business stamp registration means 105, a business information DB 106, and a master key stamp registration means. It includes 107, a master key stamp determination means 108, a talk room management means 110, and a talk room DB 120. The above database (DB) may be provided outside the management server so as to be able to communicate with the management server. Hereinafter, each functional means and DB will be described in order.

The user terminal communication means 101 controls communication with the user terminal 10, receives a user ID and a login password from the user terminal 10, and authenticates that the user is a registered user of this system.

The user stamp registration means 102 (the pictogram registration means on the user side) includes stamps, icons, symbols, illustrations, photographs, and other images (hereinafter, these are collectively referred to as "stamps" or "pictograms"). Is provided as a means for registering the user's registration stamp (registration pictogram) in the management server. Specifically, it receives electronic data of the stamp design prepared by the user, adds identification information (ID) to the stamp, and stores it in the user information DB 103.

The user information DB 103 is a database that stores user's personal information such as user ID, login password, address / name, and e-mail address, registration stamp ID, and user's master key stamp (master key pictogram) information for each user. .. The master key stamp is a special stamp that uses the stamp as a master key and is used to authenticate the other party at the time of transaction, but the details will be described later.

The business operator system communication means 104 controls communication with the business operator system 20, receives a business operator ID, a login password, and the like from the business operator system 20, and authenticates the business operator.

The business stamp registration means 105 (pico symbol registration means on the business side) provides a means for registering the stamp (pico symbol) as a business registration stamp in the management server. Specifically, it receives electronic data of the stamp design prepared by each business operator, adds identification information to the stamp, and stores it in the business operator information DB 106.

The business information DB 106 is a database that stores business information such as a business ID, a login password, a business location, and a name, a registration stamp ID, and a master key stamp information on the business side for each business.

The master key stamp registration means 107 (master key pictogram registration means) reads the master key stamp information on the user side stored in the user information DB 103 and the master key stamp information on the business side stored in the business information DB 106, and together with the user registration stamp. Let the user select each one of the business registration stamps, and register one set or a combination of multiple sets of stamps as a "master key" to execute a specific process only when both are available. FIG. 3A is a diagram for explaining a method of registering the master key stamp.

As shown in the figure, if the user selects the registration stamp A2 on the user side and the registration stamp B4 on the business side, the specific stamps are specified only when these two stamps are presented at the same time by the user side and the business side. This particular combination of stamps is stored in both registered stamp information as a processing, for example, as an authentication means when purchasing with a credit card, or as an authentication means for being a successor. Credit card information may be linked to the user's master key stamp, and the master key stamp may be defined for each credit card. For example, when you want to pay the product price with credit card X, the combination of the registration stamp A2 on the user side and the registration stamp B4 on the business side (store side) is used as the master key, and when you want to pay with another credit card Y, the user The combination of the stamps of the registration stamp A3 on the side and the registration stamp B1 on the store side is used as the master key.

In the example of FIG. 3A, the registration stamp is used as it is as the master key stamp, but depending on the product and the date and time of purchase, a "one-time master key stamp" symbol that is valid only once may be generated from the registration stamp each time. In that case, the generation logic (program) and the one-time master key stamp are stored in the master key stamp information on the user side and the business operator side.

FIG. 3B is a diagram for explaining a method of generating a one-time master key stamp. The one-time master key stamp is generated from the registered master key stamp (registered master key pictogram). That is, the registered master key stamps on the user side and the business side are converted according to a predetermined rule to generate each one-time master key stamp (one-time master key pictogram). In the example of the figure, the registered master key stamp is a pattern of a turtle and a rabbit, but the one-time master key stamp is a composite of images of a pattern (a pattern of a person or a leaf in the example of the figure) that has common elements in each registered master key stamp. Is generated. The image of the pattern to be added may be another registered stamp. By doing this, as long as you remember the combination of registered master key stamps, you can infer the correct combination of one-time master key stamps. Therefore, even if a different one-time master key stamp is displayed each time, the corresponding one-time master key stamp can be correctly selected from the candidate stamps. Needless to say, the display or change of the master key stamp information is managed by a separate strict authentication means (fingerprint authentication, etc.).

FIG. 3C is a diagram for explaining another method of registering the master key stamp. Hereinafter, the "product" referred to here may include a service. When the business operator is a store, the master key stamp can also be generated from the user registration stamp and the product information (product name, product keyword, product image, etc.) when the purchaser browses the product. In the example of the figure, the user registration stamp A3 and the image of the product B1 (boots) stored in the product information DB provided in the store are combined to generate the master key stamp A3-B1. This generation is generated when the purchaser browses the product B1 and performs a predetermined operation (for example, when registered in "favorite").

Further, even if there is no image of a suitable product in the product information DB, an image can be separately acquired from the keyword of the product and combined with the user registration stamp to generate a master key stamp. In the example of the figure, the master key stamp A2-B4 is generated from the images that can be obtained from the user registration stamp A2 and the keyword (bag) of the product B4. Such a method of registering a master key stamp has an advantage that it is not necessary to prepare a registration stamp on the business side and the user can synthesize the master key stamp by himself / herself. However, since the master key stamps generated in this way deviate from the original purpose of authenticating each other, the usage method will be described later.

Returning to FIG. 2, the master key stamp determination means 108 (commitment key pictogram determination means) collates the stamps presented by both the user side and the business side in a specific transaction in the talk room (talk screen), and the master key stamp information. It has a function of determining whether or not it matches the combination registered in, and executing a specific transaction only when it is determined that the combination matches. Here, as a specific transaction, in addition to payment by credit card, it is also used for authentication of inheritance of the purchaser, authentication of the warranty card of the product, and the like. If the purchaser transfers the product to another person for resale, the information on the registered master key stamp may also be transferred to the successor, or the successor may re-register the master key stamp. ..

The certification of the warranty card of the product causes the purchaser and the store to register the master key stamp of the warranty card when the product arrives at the purchaser. By doing so, it is possible to present the purchaser with an accurate warranty period. It also prevents forgery of the warranty card.

The talk room management means 110 is a talk room generation means 111 that generates a dedicated talk room for each user and each product or service when purchasing a product or service, and a talk room entrance that manages entry / exit of a participant to the talk room. Exit management means 112, when a user who is a purchaser resells a product and transfers it to another user, the user inheritance means 113 that inherits the transferred user as a new purchaser, the product is discarded. The talk room erasing means 114 is provided to erase all the talk room information in response to a request from the user when a situation occurs or other circumstances occur.

Further, the talk room generation means 111 not only generates a talk room when a product or service is purchased from an online shop, but also when the product or service is purchased from a physical store, the talk room is generated from credit card payment information or the like. Can also be generated. That is, the talk room can be generated by using the payment information of the credit card as a trigger (when the payment of the purchase price of the product or service is completed).

Further, when the talk room entry / exit management means 112 detects information indicating that the work of the business operator has been completed (for example, when a message indicating the completion of the work is posted, when the message is not posted for a predetermined period, etc.). Has the function of leaving the business operator from the talk room. Although not shown, it may be provided with "business inheritance means". Inheritance of businesses occurs due to mergers of businesses and transfer of businesses.

Further, although not shown, the talk room management means 110 projects (reflects) a "talk room-related means" that associates a plurality of talk rooms and a message posted in the related talk room on another talk room. A "talk room projection means" and a "talk room search means" that can efficiently search the inside of a talk room that has existed for a long period of time by keywords or stamps may be provided.

The talk room DB 120 is a database that cumulatively stores messages and stamps posted (sent) in the talk room. More specifically, as illustrated in FIG. 4, for each talk room, the talk room ID, the talk room name, the generator ID, the generation date and time, the product ID, the purchaser ID, the purchase store ID, the manufacturer ID, and their The name (nickname) etc. are stored, and each time a message (talk) is posted, the posting date / time, posting user ID, message content (including stamp), message status (unread, read, edited, etc.) are stored. ..

Messages and stamps once sent cannot be modified with existing SNS talks, such as LINE (registered trademark), but in the talk room of this system, messages and stamps can be modified or deleted if the other party is unread (corrected). In that case, "REDACTED" is displayed in the message status), so even if you accidentally post a message or stamp, you can handle it. The talk room name is automatically generated from the product ID (service ID) or product name (service name) or the purchaser ID or purchaser name, but can be changed to a name that is easy for the purchaser to identify. Of course, the names on the talk rooms of businesses such as purchasers and stores can be changed to those that are easy to identify as well.

The functional configuration of this system explained above is just an example, and even if one functional block (database and functional processing unit) is divided or a plurality of functional blocks are collectively configured as one functional block. Good. In a computer system, each function processing unit uses a CPU (Central Processing Unit) built into a server or terminal device as a storage device such as a ROM (Read Only Memory), flash memory, SSD (Solid State Drive), or hard disk. It is realized by the program that reads the stored program and executes it by the CPU. That is, each function processing unit reads and writes necessary data such as a table from a database (DB; Data Base) stored in a storage device or a storage area in a memory, and in some cases, related hardware. It is realized by controlling (for example, an input / output device, a display device, and a communication interface device). Further, the database (DB) in the embodiment of the present invention may be a commercial database, but it also means a mere collection of tables and files, and the internal structure of the database itself does not matter.

(Processing flow)
The processing flow between the participants of this system will be described below. The numbers in circles in the subsequent drawings indicate the order of processing steps and correspond to the numbers in parentheses below. Unless otherwise specified, the "purchaser" refers to the purchaser of the product or the terminal of the purchaser (user terminal 10), and the "store" refers to the system of the purchasing store (store system 20a) or, in some cases, the terminal of the purchaser. Represents the clerk of the store. However, the actual processing may be performed by the management server, the result may be transmitted to the user terminal 10 or the store system 20a, and the talk screen may appear as if the processing was performed by the user terminal 10 or the store system 20a.

In addition, "S _A" stamp of the purchaser side, "S _B" stamp of the purchase side, "S _mosquitoes", "S _c" is the credit card company stamp, "S _Yes' delivery company of the stamp, "S _insurance " represents a stamp during the manufacturer's warranty period, and may be automatically displayed when the product is under the warranty period when the manufacturer or service provider enters the room. Of course, if the warranty period is not in effect, the stamp may be automatically deleted. Incidentally, in particular "S _A", "S _B", "S _c" is intended to indicate a "duplicate key stamp" registered as a duplicate key in advance, respectively.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a processing flow between a purchaser, a store, and a delivery company from product purchase to delivery. In this case, the following processing is executed in this system. However, some steps are performed by humans (the same applies hereinafter).
(1) Send the purchase screen of the product from the store (the talk room is not generated yet at this stage).
(2) If the buyer decides to purchase, in the case of one-time master key stamp, to produce a duplicate key stamp S _A with the shop at this stage from the user registration stamp. In the case of a registered master key stamp, select the master key stamp.
(3) The purchaser sends a purchase request to the store.
(4) Check the registration of the user in the store, and generates a master key stamp S _B from the store of registered stamp (if a one-time master key stamp).
(5) Generate a talk room. At this time, the talk room name is automatically generated from the product name, the user name, and the like.
(6) the store to send a duplicate key stamp _{S B.}
(7) the buyer to send a duplicate key stamp _{S A.}
(8) The store sends the master key stamp determination result to the purchaser.
(9) As a result of the judgment, if the master key stamps of both are matched, the credit card payment is executed if the payment method is a credit card, and the store ships the product if the payment is completed normally. If the payment method is cash on delivery, the product will be shipped as it is. Although not shown, if the payment method is transfer, wait at this stage until the transfer is executed.
(10) Notify the delivery company from the store.
(11) The delivery company who received the notification enters the talk room. At this time, a stamp of the delivery company indicating entry may be sent.
(12) Send the delivery status.
(13) The purchaser checks the delivery status.
(14) Execute delivery (delivery of goods). At this time, if the payment method is cash on delivery, the delivery company collects the price in exchange for the goods.
(15) The purchaser sends a confirmation of receipt.
(16) The delivery company leaves the talk room.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing another example of the processing flow between the purchaser, the store, and the delivery company from the purchase of the product to the delivery. In this process, the purchaser side sends the master key stamp first in step (6), the store side master key stamp is transmitted in step (7), and the judgment result of the master key stamp is transmitted from the purchaser to the store in step (8). The procedure is the same as that of FIG. 5 except that the payment is sent to the user and the payment is approved in step (9).

By doing so, it is possible to consistently use the talk room from the settlement at the time of purchasing the product to the completion of delivery. Further, by using the processes of FIGS. 5 and 6 together, the other party can deal with which of the purchaser and the business operator's master key stamp is transmitted first.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a processing flow when a credit card company (hereinafter referred to as a card company) other than the purchaser and the store is allowed to participate in the talk room when the payment method of the product price is a credit card. .. In this case, the following processing is executed in this system.
Since the processes of (1) and (2) are the same as those of FIG. 5, they are omitted.
(3) If the purchaser decides to pay with a specific credit card (here, credit card X), only the name of the credit card is transmitted to the store in this step. You don't need to send your credit card number, holder, expiration date, security code, etc.
(4) The store confirms the user's registration from the user ID and login password.
(5) When the user registration is confirmed, a talk room is generated.
(6) At this stage, the card company is notified of the information (address, name, etc.) registered by the user in the store and the product purchase information including the product price and shipping fee from the store side.
(7) The card company that received the notification enters the talk room.
(8) the purchaser is to send a duplicate key stamp S _A buyer's side of the store. This master key stamp S _A shall card number is pegging.
(9) In the case of one-time duplicate key stamp, card company, here to produce a duplicate key stamp S _C of the card company side.
(10) card company will send a duplicate key stamp S _C of the card company side.
(11) The purchaser determines the conformity of the master key stamp. Alternatively, the management server makes a judgment and notifies the purchaser of the result.
(12) If the master key stamp matches, the purchaser sends a payment request to the card company.
(13) When the card payment is completed on the card company side, the store side is notified. At this time, the store pays the product price reimbursed by the card company.
(14) When the card company notifies the completion of payment, the store ships the product. At this time, the delivery company is requested to deliver the product.
(15) The card company completes the withdrawal of the price from the purchaser's account.
(16) The card company leaves the talk room.

By doing this, instead of sending a credit card number etc. to the store side and having the store and the card company make a card payment, the card payment is made directly with the card company without notifying the store of the credit card number. Can be completed. The method of registering the master key stamp with the card company is the same as that of the store.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a processing flow between a purchaser, a store, and a manufacturer when the product needs to be repaired due to an initial defect or the like after the product is delivered. In this case, the following processing is executed in this system.
(1) The delivery company sends a delivery completion notification to the store.
(2) At the store, information on the manufacturer of the product is acquired.
(3) The store notifies the manufacturer after confirming that the product is to be maintained by the manufacturer. At this time, the serial number of the product and the like are transmitted.
(4) The manufacturer (customer support center, etc.) notified by the store enters the talk room of the product of the customer who already exists. At this time, if it is during the warranty period, the warranty period stamp "S _protection " indicating that may be transmitted. If the warranty period has expired, you may send a stamp to that effect. In addition, a message prompting the purchaser to register as a member may be sent.
(5) Furthermore, the manufacturer sends a message of service information and warranty information. The service information includes information such as the service center closest to the purchaser.
(6) At this stage, the purchaser can directly accept various inquiries and purchase of options and consumables from the manufacturer.
(7) If the product breaks down, a repair request can be submitted from the talk room.
(8) When a repair request is issued, a repair service is provided to the purchaser. At this stage, defective products are picked up, alternative products under repair are provided, and on-site repair services are provided.
(9) When the repair is completed, the purchaser sends a repair completion confirmation.
(10) The manufacturer who received the repair confirmation notice temporarily leaves the talk room.
(11) After that, the participants may stay in the talk room until the warranty period of the product expires.
(12) Then, when the warranty period has expired, the manufacturer may send a notification to the store and the purchaser even if the talk room is left.

By doing this, even after purchasing the product, you can contact the manufacturer directly, purchase options and consumables, request repair of the product, and use the talk room for aftercare of the product. Can be done consistently.

(Screen example)
In the following, a specific example of exchanging messages and stamps on an actual talk screen will be described. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a talk screen in settlement at the time of product purchase. This figure shows how a user who wants to purchase a vacuum cleaner authenticates the other party to each other by using a master key stamp when the user pays for the product with a credit card. FIG. 9A shows a case where the combination of the master key stamps does not match the combination registered in advance and the authentication is NG, and FIGS. 9B and 9C show the case where the combination of the master key stamps matches. Is shown. In this example, the store side sends the master key stamp first for authentication, but the store side master key stamp is automatically selected. The name of the talk room is automatically generated from the product name. In this example, the product name is "○○ Vacuum Cleaner Talk Room", but it may be "Mr. A's Vacuum Cleaner XX Talk Room" including the name of the purchaser.

The purchaser's duplicate key stamp is transmitted by selecting a stamp (tap on the touch panel) from the candidate stamp display field 400 at the bottom of the screen. The candidate stamp display field 400 may analyze the content of the message from the store immediately before and automatically display the stamp when it becomes necessary to input the stamp. On the screen of FIG. 9A, if the master key stamp is mistakenly selected and the authentication is NG, tap the place where the stamp is placed (the place indicated by the code 300), and again from the candidate stamp display field 400, You may be able to select the correct stamp and redo the authentication. Of course, if the authentication is NG even after re-doing a predetermined number of times, the authentication cannot be performed for a certain period after that. That is, the stamp replaces the PIN or password. As already described, the combination of the master key stamps does not have to be one, so the registration stamps displayed from the store side may be randomly replaced.

Further, in the case of authentication OK as shown in the screen of FIG. 9B, the master key stamp 200 and the master key stamp 301 displayed on the screen can be immediately hidden (erased) as shown in FIG. 9 (c). Good. This is to reduce the exposure of the master key stamp as much as possible.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a talk screen from product purchase to delivery and purchase of consumables. In this figure, when the payment with the vacuum cleaner's credit card is completed and the product is shipped from the store, the delivery company notified by the store enters the talk room and sequentially sends the delivery status to the purchaser. Is shown. A message from the carrier is automatically sent each time the package passes through the carrier's delivery location. You can also request redelivery when you are absent through this screen. If the delivery is completed successfully, the delivery company will automatically leave the talk room. At this time, a message 500 indicating leaving the room is automatically transmitted from the system.

When the delivery company leaves the room, the message from the store can be received again. In this example, the store notifies the manufacturer of the warranty period based on the delivery completion date. A questionnaire when the product arrives may also be conducted at this stage. You can also inquire about the price of the filter for this vacuum cleaner from this screen, as in message 501. At this point, the product name is already known, so there is no need to enter the model number of the filter. By doing so, even after the product is delivered, it is possible to lead to further product sales.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of a talk screen in after-sales service after purchasing a product. In this example, "Mr. A" consults with a veterinarian at a veterinary hospital, triggered by a message sent from the pet shop to "Mr. A" who purchased a living dog from a pet shop on the Internet. It is shown.

In the talk room of this system, the stamp added to the message can be an arbitrary image, so that a photo of the pet can be actually sent like the photo stamp 510. Of course, the stamp image can be enlarged or reduced. Also, routine messages such as "How are you?", "I did", "OK", "Thank you", and "See you again" may be sent only with stamps. By doing so, even a pet shop that does not have a physical store near the purchaser can support the customer by using user-friendly messages and stamps.

(Modification example 1)
FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of using the master key stamp in the delivery service after purchasing the product.
As mentioned above, the master key stamp can be used in situations other than payment, but here it is used to confirm the information of the purchased product later by using the fact that the master key stamp is linked to the product information. The "confirmation stamp" to be used will be described.

The screen of FIG. 12 shows a scene in which a message is sent from a delivery company to a dedicated talk room at a later date to a purchaser who bought the products in bulk. The dedicated talk room referred to here is not a talk room for each purchased product as described above, but a talk room for which talk rooms for each product are classified by category. This category can be classified into, for example, a specific store, a specific time period, a specific product category, and the like. That is, the talk room management server 100 is provided with the talk room category classification means. By using this dedicated talk room, the purchaser can request each business operator to perform some processing collectively for each category, not for each product.

In the example of the figure, as the name of the talk room, the talk rooms for each product are grouped together to generate a dedicated talk room called "Products purchased by Mr. A in September", and the delivery company posted the delivery schedule to this talk room. Shows the scene. However, the delivery company does not need to be aware of the existence of this dedicated talk room. This is because the message posted in the talk room for each original product is automatically projected in this dedicated talk room. Here, "projection" refers to a function in which, when there are a plurality of related talk rooms, a message is automatically reflected in the other talk rooms simply by posting a message in one of the talk rooms. This function can be realized by providing the talk room management means 110 with "talk room-related means" and "message projection means".

It is assumed that the purchaser who receives the delivery schedule message from the delivery company is a user who purchases a large number of products from multiple online shops on a monthly basis and does not remember the purchased products one by one. In such a case, it is necessary to confirm what will be delivered when the delivery schedule from the first delivery company is received from the dedicated talk room. However, with the conventional method, you must first log in to the store's site and check the delivery information for each product. In the first place, sometimes I don't even remember where I bought it. However, the master key stamp can be used as a confirmation stamp, and it can be easily confirmed from the talk room that the product is certainly purchased from a specific store. Of course, no character input is required. Therefore, it is also useful for preventing misdelivery of goods and fraud such as sending goods that have not been bought. Also, in the above example, the talk scene with the delivery company was taken up, but if there is a request to enter important information such as account number or credit card or personal information, the person who can respond to the request. It is possible to confirm whether or not.

(Modification 2)
The master key stamp can also be used as a login ID and password as another usage method. That is, the login ID and password for each of the various login screens are registered corresponding to one or more pictograms, respectively, and the login is completed when the registered pictogram combination is the correct combination. To. The master key stamp in this case is particularly called a "login stamp" (login pictogram). The master key stamp, confirmation stamp, and login stamp may be collectively referred to as an "authentication stamp" (authentication pictogram).

FIG. 13 shows a pictogram management server 600 that manages a user's pictogram as a “login system” for realizing a login stamp, and a business operator system 20 that is a system of an arbitrary business operator that provides services via a network. , And the outline of the functional configuration of the user terminal 10.

The pictogram management server 600 is a reconstruction of a part of the functions of the talk room management server 100 shown in FIG. 2, and is a stamp registration means 601 for registering a stamp prepared by a user (pictogram registration means in a login system). ), A user information DB 602 that stores various user information required by the system, and a pictogram determination means 604 that determines whether or not the login stamp received from the business operator system 20 is legitimate. The user information DB 602 includes a login stamp registration table 603 (login pictogram registration table), and the login stamp registration table 603 stores the URL, login ID, and password for each site registered by the user. One or more stamps are associated with the login ID and password and stored. Needless to say, the information in the login stamp registration table 603 is encrypted and stored.

The business operator system 20 is an arbitrary system for managing a site registered by a user and providing a product or service via a network, but here, only an authentication means for authenticating a legitimate user is shown. .. The login screen control means 21 controls a login screen for accepting a login ID and a password from the user terminal 10. The login ID and password are usually text information, but the login screen control means 21 of the business operator system 20 is a text authentication means 22 that performs normal authentication using text information and a pictogram authentication means that performs authentication using pictograms. 23 and can be controlled to be selectable. Further, it may be controlled so that the authentication by text information and the authentication by pictograms are used together. For example, the login ID is text information, and the password is a combination of a plurality of pictograms. Further, the combination of the login ID and the password may be associated with one or more pictograms. By doing this, you can log in with a single touch by simply dragging and dropping the pictogram onto the login screen.

The pictogram authentication means 23 accepts the input of the pictogram combination from the user terminal 10, transmits the entered pictogram combination and the URL of the login screen to the pictogram management server 600, and logs in the login stamp registration table 603. Compare the pictograms of the login ID and password of the URL stored in advance with the pictograms entered from the login screen of the business operator system 20, and check whether the combinations of the pictograms match. A judgment is made, and the judgment result is transmitted to the business operator system 20. The business operator system 20 determines whether or not it is a legitimate user based on this determination result.

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a specific example of a login screen using a login stamp. The login screen 700 of the business operator system shown in the figure is an example of the login screen of the WEB browser, and it is assumed that the toolbar 701 for realizing the login stamp is installed in advance. Toolbar 701 includes a stamp list button for displaying a list of stamps registered by the user. The stamp list 702 displayed here may include a dummy stamp in addition to the stamp registered by the user. The toolbar 701 may be provided with a stamp registration button as a means for registering a stamp.

When the user selects a predetermined stamp from the displayed stamp list 702 and drags and drops the stamp into the login ID input field 703 and the password input field 704, respectively, the pictogram authentication means 23 of the business operator system 20 logs in. The combination of the pictograms selected as the ID and the password is transmitted to the pictogram management server 600. As described above, a plurality of pictograms to be selected may be selected, or a composite pictogram obtained by synthesizing a plurality of registered pictograms into one may be used. In the above screen example, the login screen using the WEB browser was explained, but if the login function is realized by a dedicated application on a smartphone or tablet terminal, the toolbar 701 function is used as an add-in and the application is used. It may be provided to the side. As a means for allowing the user to select the authentication method using pictograms, the "pictogram keyboard 705" may be displayed on the login screen 700 in the same manner as when the software keyboard in text authentication is selected.

The login system of FIG. 13 can not only log in with a pictogram but also have a function of automatically launching a predetermined WEB page by the pictogram. FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an outline of a functional configuration for realizing automatic launch of a WEB page with a pictogram (login stamp). As shown in the figure, the pictogram management server 600A is provided with the pictogram reception dialog 605 for accepting the input of the pictogram and automatically logging in, and when the pictogram is input (drag and drop) in the pictogram reception dialog 605, the pictogram reception dialog 605 is provided. It is possible to activate the WEB page of the business operator system 20 associated with the pictogram in advance and automatically complete the process of logging in.

In the login stamp registration table 603 (pictogram registration table) of FIG. 15, the registered pictograms or combinations thereof correspond to the login ID and password for logging in to the business operator system 20, or the login ID and password. Store as an alternative authentication method. Further, although not shown, the function of the pictogram management server 600A may be incorporated into the operator system 20. In that case, the business operator system 20 can use not only a normal text authentication means using a login ID and a password but also a pictogram authentication means. With the pictogram authentication means, the login ID input field 703 and the password input field 704 are not required on the login screen of FIG. 14, and login is possible simply by selecting a predetermined pictogram from the stamp list 702 (pictogram list). Become.

(Effect of embodiment)
According to this system, new customer support can be provided by using the talk room of SNS. With this system, stores can share post-sales support information that was previously known only to manufacturers. Businesses such as purchasing stores can provide support and services in a user-friendly manner using messages and stamps on the talk room generated for each purchaser and each product. In addition, we can continue to provide consistent support from the payment of the purchase price of the product to the delivery of the product, questions about the product, purchase of options and consumables, repair, etc. until the product is destroyed. Even if the product is used for a long period of time and the business is closed during that time, the business that inherited the business can continue to support the customer. In addition, even if the purchaser transfers the product, the transferred person can inherit the status of the purchaser, so that he / she can continue to receive the same support as the purchaser. Of course, the person who transferred the product can also know the history information of the product before the transfer. In addition, information related to products and services is associated and stored in the talk room. For example, warranty information, product information including product specifications, service content, and the like can be considered. Since the related information of this product / service is associated with each talk room, the user does not need to explain where and when he / she bought it, what kind of product / service it is, etc. Replacement parts can also be identified immediately. It goes without saying that since photos and videos can be shared in the talk room, it will be easier to understand the explanation of the situation from the customer and the explanation of the answer from the support.

In this way, the talk room of this system is a very useful tool for continuously supporting customers in products that are used for a long period of time and services that are used for a long period of time. For example, once a baseball team starts dating with a sports equipment store, it has been dating for 20 or 30 years, and every time a new member makes a uniform with a new uniform number, detailed specifications such as character fonts and hat embroidery are specified. However, in such a case, if you use this system, you do not have to specify it each time. In addition, when it comes to buying a home, first a home maker or real estate company, then a mortgage financial institution, and then a remodeling company will appear one after another. Can provide customer service. In addition, by using a master key stamp or confirmation stamp, it is possible to easily authenticate at the time of payment and confirm whether or not the business is a legitimate business operator. In addition, if the insured wants to review life insurance or medical insurance due to changes in family structure or income, the talk room of this system can be used to easily search the current insurance contract details. In addition, if a dedicated talk room in the category of "insurance" is generated, it is possible to consult with multiple insurance companies and search for multiple insurance products at once.

In addition, the master key stamp can improve the accuracy of payment authentication at the time of product purchase, successor authentication, and warranty card authentication. As the master key stamp, a registered stamp may be used, or a one-time master key stamp may be generated by synthesizing the registered master key stamp and other registered stamps. In addition to the above-mentioned purposes, the master key stamp can also be used as a confirmation stamp for confirming product information and partner information in various situations.

In addition, the login system authentication method using pictograms simplifies the login operation because it is not necessary to enter text information, and the user's login ID and password are used between the operator system and the pictogram management server. Since the text information of is not exchanged, it is more secure. In addition, by properly using the number and combination of pictograms to be used, it is possible to set various security levels by making login easier or stricter.

Although the present invention has been described above using the embodiments, it goes without saying that the technical scope of the present invention is not limited to the scope described in the above embodiments. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes or improvements can be made to the above embodiments. Further, it is clear from the description of the scope of claims that the form to which such a modification or improvement is added may be included in the technical scope of the present invention. In the above embodiment, the customer support system has been described with the present invention as the invention of the product, but the present invention is the invention of the method (management method in the customer support system) or the invention of the computer program (customer support program). It can also be grasped as.

(Additional note)
The claims when the present invention is regarded as an invention relating to a talk room or when it is regarded as an invention of a login system are added below.
[Claim 1]
It is a management server in a customer support system that uses SNS.
A talk room generating means for generating a talk room for recording a message between the purchaser and the store when the purchaser decides to purchase a product or service at the store.
The talk room entry / exit management means for managing the entry / exit of the talk room of the purchaser, the store, and the purchaser or a business operator invited from the store and involved in the product or service is provided.
A management server characterized in that payment of goods or services to the purchaser or post-purchase support is received by posting a message or pictogram to the business operator who has entered the talk room.
[Claim 2]
The management server according to claim 1, wherein the talk room generating means generates the talk room when the settlement of the purchase price of the product or service is completed.
[Claim 3]
The management server according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a talk room erasing means for erasing the talk room when the product is discarded or at the request of the purchaser.
[Claim 4]
Any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein when the product is transferred, a user inheritance means for registering the person to whom the product is transferred as a user who inherits the history information of the product is provided. The management server described in.
[Claim 5]
The management server according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the business operator is a delivery company, a manufacturer, or a service company.
[Claim 6]
The management server according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the business operator is another store or an insurance company.
[Claim 7]
The management server according to claim 5, wherein when the manufacturer or the service provider enters the talk room, a pictogram indicating the warranty period of the product is presented.
[Claim 8]
It is a management method in a customer support system using SNS.
When the purchaser decides to purchase a product or service at the store, the stage of generating a talk room for recording a message between the purchaser and the store, and
Including the step of managing the entry / exit of the talk room of the purchaser, the store, and the purchaser or a business operator invited from the store and involved in the product or service.
A management method characterized in that payment of goods or services to the purchaser and post-purchase support are performed by accepting the posting of a message or pictogram to the business operator who has entered the talk room.
[Claim 9]
A login system in which a business operator system, which is a system of a business operator that provides products or services via a network, and a pictogram management server that manages pictograms registered by a user are connected.
The operator system
It is provided with a pictogram authentication means for transmitting the pictograms entered from the login screen or a combination thereof to the pictogram management server.
The pictogram management server
A pictogram registration means for registering pictograms received from the user's terminal, and
A login pictogram registration table and a login pictogram registration table that stores the combination of registered pictograms in correspondence with a login ID and password for logging in to the business operator system, or as an authentication means instead of the login ID and password.
A pictogram determination means for comparing the combination of pictograms stored in the login pictogram registration table with the pictogram combination input from the login screen to determine whether or not the user is a legitimate user.
A login system characterized by being equipped with.

10 User terminal 10a Purchaser terminal 10b Successor terminal 20 Business operator system 20a Store system 20b Delivery company system 20c Manufacturer system 20d Service company system 21 Login screen control means 22 Text authentication means 23 Pictogram authentication means 24 Login execution means 100 Talk room management server 101 User terminal communication means 102 User stamp registration means (user side pictogram registration means)
103 User information DB
104 Business system communication means 105 Business stamp registration means (Pictogram registration means on the business side)
106 Business Information DB
107 Master key stamp registration means (master key pictogram registration means)
108 Master key stamp determination means (master key pictogram determination means)
110 Talk room management means 111 Talk room generation means 112 Talk room entry / exit management means 113 User inheritance means 114 Talk room erasing means 120 Talk room DB
200 Store side master key stamp 300,301 Buyer side master key stamp 400 Candidate stamp display field 500,501 Message 510 Photo stamp 600,600A Pictogram management server 601 Stamp registration means (pictogram registration means in login system)
602 User information DB
603 Login stamp registration table 604 Pictogram judgment means 605 Pictorial symbol reception dialog 700 Business system login screen 701 Toolbar 702 Stamp list (pictogram list)
703 Login ID input field 704 Password input field 705 Pictogram keyboard

Claims (7)

A login system for businesses that provide products or services via a network.
A login screen control means that controls the login screen and accepts text or pictograms or a combination thereof as authentication information for the login system.
The login screen control means includes a text authentication means for performing normal text authentication and a pictogram authentication means for performing authentication with a pictogram or a combination thereof.
When text is entered in the login ID and / or password input box on the login screen, the text is used as it is as authentication information, and a pictogram is dragged and dropped into the login ID and / or password input box. -A login system characterized by using the pictogram as authentication information when dropped. The login system according to claim 1, wherein the text authentication means and the pictogram authentication means control the login ID and the password so that they can be selected or used together. The login system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the login screen includes a toolbar including a pictogram list for login by pictograms on a WEB browser. A login system in which a business operator system, which is a system of a business operator that provides products or services via a network, and a pictogram management server that manages pictograms registered by a user are connected.
The pictogram management server
A pictogram registration means for registering pictograms received from the user's terminal, and
A login pictogram registration table and a login pictogram registration table for storing the registered pictograms or a combination thereof corresponding to a login ID and a password for logging in to the business operator system, or as an authentication means instead of the login ID and the password.
A login screen control means that controls the login screen and accepts text or pictograms or a combination thereof as the authentication means for the business operator system.
In the login screen control means, when a text is input in the login ID and / or password input box, the text is used as it is as authentication information.
When a pictogram is dragged and dropped into the entry frame of the login ID and / or the password in the login screen control means, the pictogram or a combination thereof stored in the login pictogram registration table and the login. A pictogram determination means that compares the pictograms received by the screen control means or a combination thereof to determine whether or not the user is a legitimate user.
A login system characterized by being equipped with. A claim characterized in that by inputting a text or a pictogram or a combination thereof on the login screen, the WEB page of the business operator system associated with the pictogram or the combination thereof is activated in advance and the login is completed. The login system described in 4. A login method in the system of a business operator that provides goods or services via a network.
A login screen control step that accepts a text or pictogram or a combination thereof as authentication information for the operator's system.
In the login screen control step, when text is entered in the login ID and / or password input box, the text is used as it is as authentication information, and a pictogram is dragged into the login ID and / or password input box.・ If it is and dropped, the step to use the pictogram as authentication information and
A login method characterized by running. A program comprising causing a computer to execute each step according to claim 6.

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