JP7394443B2 - print processing system - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a print processing system for printing POP advertisements and the like placed in stores.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, POP printing processing systems have been known that can print POP advertisements and the like to be placed in stores for sales promotion. (Patent Document 1)

JP2012-143888A

POPs are created, printed and posted at stores, but in chain stores with multiple stores, the same POP may be posted at each store for the same product at the same time, so If a POP is created and printed at each store, it will take time and effort to create the POP.

The POP issuance processing system shown in Patent Document 1 does not particularly consider the creation of POPs for the plurality of stores.

The present invention aims to improve the efficiency of POP creation.

One embodiment of the present invention is a print processing system that prints product information about products sold at a store, the system includes a storage device that stores the product information and store information about the store, and prints the product information on a medium. and a print control means for controlling printing of the product information by the printing device based on the store information , the product information includes product attribute information, and the store information includes information about the product information at the store. The print control means includes attribute information including information on products handled, and the print control means determines whether the product is not a product handled at the store based on the attribute information of the product and the attribute information of the store. If printing of product information by the printing means is not permitted and the product is a product handled by the store, a printing process of determining the number of copies of the medium on which the product information is printed by the printing means based on the store information. It is a system.

1 is a configuration diagram showing an example of the configuration of a print processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention. 2A and 2B are examples of data diagrams in the print processing system according to the embodiment of the present invention, in which (a) is a diagram of a product master table, and (b) is a diagram of a store master table. 3 is an example of a product list screen in the print processing system according to the embodiment of the present invention. 3 is an example of a price POP print screen in the print processing system according to the embodiment of the present invention. 3 is an example of an announcement POP print screen in the print processing system according to the embodiment of the present invention. 3 is an example of a distribution screen in the print processing system according to the embodiment of the present invention. 4 is an example of an acquisition screen in the print processing system according to the embodiment of the present invention. 1 is an example of a diagram of data in a print processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention. 1 is an example of a flow diagram of operations in a print processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention. 1 is an example of a functional block diagram of a print processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention. 1 is an example of a hardware block diagram of a print processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

-Basic configuration of print processing system-
An example of the configuration of a print processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described.
As shown in FIG. 1, the print processing system of this embodiment includes devices such as a headquarters PC 100 installed at the headquarters, a POP server 200 in a data center configured by a cloud, and a store PC 300 located in a store. , each device is connected via a network.

The headquarters PC 100 can create and edit a POP format (POP design), and create and edit product information, store information, and planning information.
The headquarters PC 100 stores the created and edited POP designs, product information, store information, and planning information, and also distributes them to the POP server 200.
The headquarters PC 100 is also connected to a printer and prints the POP based on the POP design, product information, store information, and the like.

The POP server 200 stores the POP design distributed from the headquarters PC 100. The data center also has a storage unit that stores a product master that stores product information, a store master that stores store information, etc., and stores product information and store information distributed from the headquarters PC 100 in the product master and store master. do.
The POP server 200 outputs information about POP, product information, and store information in response to instructions from the headquarters PC 100 or the store PC 300.

The store PC 300 creates POP data based on the POP design, product information, and store information output by the POP server 200, and prints the POP.
The store PC 300 can modify the POP design, product information, and store information regarding the POP, and can print the POP based on the modified POP design, product information, and store information. Note that the store PC 300 may be configured to be able to modify data center information based on each modified information.

Note that the print processing system described above is just an example, and the print processing system of the present invention may be configured in any form.
For example, the head office PC 100 may have the function of the POP server 200, and the head office PC 100 and the store PC 300 may constitute a print processing system.

-Data structure-
Data used in the print processing system of this embodiment will be explained.
In the print processing system of this embodiment, data such as product information, store information, POP design, POP data, etc. are used.

Product information is information about each product sold at the store. An example of the product master 10 that stores product information is shown in FIG. 2(a).
The product ID 10a is the ID number of the product in the product master 10. The JAN code 10b is a common product code in Japan and a product-specific code. The classification 10c is the field to which the product belongs, such as "food", "clothing", "medicine", etc. The product name 10d is the name of the product. The production area/manufacturer name 10e is the name of the production area where the product was produced or the name of the manufacturer that made the product. The quantity 10f is the number or unit amount of the product to be sold. The price of 10g is the selling price per unit number or unit amount of the product. The card 10h is the name of the POP design used when printing the POP of the product. The number of sheets 10i is the number of sheets to print the POP of the product.
Note that the above items of the product master are just an example, and the item is not limited thereto.

Store information is store information. An example of the store master 20 that stores information about each store is shown in FIG. 2(b).
The store ID 20a is the store ID number in the store master. The store name 20b is the name of the main store and branch of the store. Group 20c is a group to which the store belongs. Address 20d is the address of the store. The store size 20e is the size of the store determined from the store area, the number of employees, and the like. The drug handling 20f indicates whether or not the store handles drugs. Clothing handling 20g indicates whether the store handles clothing. Alcoholic beverage handling 20h indicates whether or not the store handles alcoholic beverages. The location 20i is the location environment of the store, and includes, for example, "along a main street" along a national highway, "near a station", "in a residential area", "in the suburbs", etc.
Note that the above-mentioned items of the store master are merely examples, and the items are not limited thereto. For example, the interior of the store, such as the color of the store's floor, lighting, and type of interior, may be stored as attributes.

In the POP design, the positions of graphic areas and text areas in the POP are defined, and items of product information to be poured into the text areas are set. It also includes information for allocating POP to one sheet of paper, if necessary.

POP data is data created by pouring information corresponding to the character area of a POP design, and PDF data for printing on paper is generated based on the POP data.

-Price POP printing-
An example of a method for printing a price POP in the print processing system of this embodiment will be described. The price POP is a POP for promoting sales by displaying the price of a product.

The head office PC 100 or the store PC 300 (hereinafter referred to as the "store PC 300") displays a price POP issue screen 600 on the display section for giving an instruction to print the price POP in response to a user's operation.

For example, on the product list screen 500 shown in FIG. 3, the store PC 300 prints the POP design specified in the product information card 10h by instructing the user to print the price POP after selecting the product for which the price POP is to be issued. A price POP issue screen 600 to which the product information is assigned is displayed.

Note that if a POP design is not specified in the product information card 10h, a price POP issue screen 600 with no POP design specified may be displayed, and a POP design may be selected later.

In addition, by selecting a POP design for which you want to issue a price POP from a POP design list screen (not shown) and inputting product information (JAN code), the store PC 300 displays a price POP issue screen in which the product information is assigned to the POP design. 600 may be displayed.
That is, the operation by the store clerk to display the price POP issue screen 600 on the display section of the store PC 300 is not limited.

Note that if the user selects multiple products on the product list screen 500 and then instructs to print a price POP, arrow keys or the like are displayed on the price POP issue screen 600 so that the selected products can be switched freely. may be displayed.

An example of the price POP issue screen 600 is shown in FIG.
The store PC 300 arranges a card design display area 610 and a data editing area 620 on the price POP issue screen 600.
The store PC 300 displays a POP image in which product information is assigned to a POP design in a card design display area 610. The user can check the price POP to be printed by checking the card design display area 610.

Store PC 300 displays a "search/inquiry" area 620a, "print instruction/card selection" area 620b, "product data editing" area 620c, and "product data printing" key 620d in data editing area 620.

Store PC 300 searches for products for which POP is to be printed based on the information input in "search/inquiry" area 620a.
Store PC 300 selects a POP design for printing product information based on the information input in "print instruction/card selection" area 620b, and sets the number of copies to be printed.

Store PC 300 displays product information on which price POP is printed in "product data editing" area 620c. The store PC 300 may modify the price POP by the user modifying the information displayed in the "edit product data" area 620c.
The store PC 300 prints the price POP displayed in the card design display area 610 when the user operates the "product data print" key 620d.
The printing of the price POP has been described above.

-Announcement POP printing-
An example of a method for printing a notice POP in the print processing system of this embodiment will be described. An announcement POP is a POP for promoting sales by displaying plans and the like held at a store.

The store PC 300 displays a notice POP issuance screen 700 for issuing an instruction to print a notice POP on the display unit in response to a user's operation.

For example, the store PC 300 displays a notice POP issuance screen 700 in which no information is loaded by operating the notice POP print key on the menu screen displayed on the display section, and displays the notice that the user wishes to print on the notice POP issue screen 700. When a POP design is selected, a notice POP issue screen 700 for issuing an instruction to print a notice POP shown in FIG. 5 is displayed on the display unit.
Note that the operation performed by the store clerk to display the notification POP issuance screen 700 on the store PC 300 is not limited.

The store PC 300 arranges an announcement card design display area 710 and a data editing area 720 on the announcement POP issue screen 700.
Store PC 300 displays a POP in which information is assigned to a POP design in announcement card design display area 710. The user can confirm the printed notice POP by checking the notice card design display area 710.

The store PC 300 displays a "print instruction/card selection" area 720a and an "announcement POP print" key 720b in the data editing area 720.

Store PC 300 selects a POP design based on the information input in "print instruction/card selection" area 720a, and sets the number of copies to be printed.
The store PC 300 prints the announcement POP displayed in the announcement card design display area 710 by operating the "print product data" key 720b.
The printing of the notification POP has been described above.

-Distribution of POP designs, printing instructions-
In the print processing system of this embodiment, the headquarters PC 100 distributes POP designs, product information, etc. to each store PC 300, and each store PC 300 prints a price POP or an announcement POP based on the distributed data.

Distribution of data from the headquarters PC 100 to each store PC 300 may be performed directly from the headquarters PC 100 to the store PC 300 of each store. This can also be done by acquiring.
The distribution and acquisition of data between the headquarters PC 100 and the store PC 300 will be described below.

When the user operates the "delivery" key 510a on the product list screen 500 displayed on the display section of the headquarters PC 100, the headquarters PC 100 displays the distribution screen 800 on the display section.
FIG. 6 shows an example of the distribution screen 800 displayed on the display unit of the headquarters PC 100.

The distribution screen 800 includes a "cabinet name" column 810a, a "classification" column 810b, a "headquarters comment" column 810c, a "comment" column 810d, a "start time" column 810e, and an "end time" column 810f. , a "distribution excluded store" column 810g, a "distribution store" column 810h, and a "distribution cabinet" column 810i.
Further, the distribution screen 800 has a “store distribution” key 820.

The "cabinet name" column 810a is a column for specifying the name of the data to be distributed. For example, if the data to be distributed for printing POP is data about sale items, specify the cabinet name such as "bargain". do it.
The “category” column 810b is a column for specifying the category of data to be distributed.

The "headquarters comment" column 810c is a column for specifying a comment from the headquarters, and the "comment" column 810d is a column for specifying a comment.
The "start time" column 810e is a column for specifying the start time when distribution starts, and the "end time" column 810f is a column for specifying the end time when distribution ends.

The "distribution excluded stores" column 810g is a column for specifying stores to which data will not be distributed, and the "distribution store" column 810h is a column for specifying stores to which data will be distributed.
In the example of the distribution screen 800 shown in FIG. 6, "Kugahara store" and "Headquarters" are specified in the "Distribution excluded store" column 810g, so "Kugahara store" and "Headquarters" are designated for printing POP. The data is set to be distributed to other stores without being distributed.

Then, by specifying a name in at least the "cabinet name" column 810a of the distribution screen 800 and operating the "store distribution" key 820, the store PC 100 creates a POP for the products displayed on the product list screen 500. The data is distributed to the stores specified in the "Distribution Excluded Stores" field 810g and the "Distribution Stores" field 810h.

On the other hand, when the user operates the "acquisition" key 510b on the product list screen 500 displayed on the display section of the store PC 300, the store PC 300 displays the acquisition screen 900 on the display section.
FIG. 7 shows an example of the acquisition screen 900 displayed on the display section of the store PC 300.

The acquisition screen 900 has a "Display Target Folder Designation" field 910a, a "Cabinet Name Refinement" field 910b, and a "Cabinet Display" field 910c.
The acquisition screen 900 also has an "import" key 920a and an "add" key 920b.

In the "Display target folder specification" column 910a, you can select "Common within headquarters" and "Distribution". When acquiring cabinets (data) existing in a common file within headquarters, "Common within headquarters" can be selected. ”, and when acquiring the cabinet distributed by the headquarters PC 100, select “Distribution”.

In the "Cabinet Name Refinement" column 910b, it is possible to search for and narrow down the cabinets to be acquired by specifying the period, category, and cabinet name.

The store PC 300 narrows down and acquires the cabinets (data) of the POP design and product information based on the information input in the "display target folder designation" column 910a and the "cabinet name narrowing down" column 910b.
Then, the store PC 300 creates and prints a POP based on the obtained cabinet data in response to a user's operation or an instruction from the headquarters PC 100.

As described above, in the print processing system of this embodiment, the POP design created at the headquarters can be distributed to each store, and each store that has acquired the POP design and product information can print the POP.
Further, the headquarters PC 100 can distribute the POP design and product information to each store and instruct each store to print the POP.

However, even within stores of the same chain store, the types and number of products displayed in the store may differ depending on factors such as the climate and regional characteristics of the store location. In addition, the size of each store varies, and in some cases, the concept (target customer group) of the store may differ. Furthermore, the atmosphere of the POP may differ depending on the store.

Therefore, each store needs to select the data it needs from the distributed POP design and product information, set the number of POP pages to print, and print them, which takes time and effort, so efficiency can be further improved. There was room for improvement.

Therefore, the print processing system of this embodiment makes it possible to efficiently print POPs based on various store information regarding each store.
That is, the print processing system of this embodiment can manage POP printing based on product information and store information.

For example, when an instruction is given to print a POP for a product whose product information classification item is pharmaceuticals, the print processing system refers to the drug handling item in the attribute information of the store for which the POP is to be printed, and If the item is "Yes", the classification item is pharmaceutical and the product is set to allow printing of the POP (which has the attribute of medicine) (printing target), and the drug handling item in the attribute information of the store is "No". ”, the setting is made so that the printing of POPs for products having the attribute of medicines is not permitted, and an instruction to print POPs for medicines for the store is determined.

In addition, when POP printing is instructed, the print processing system sets a large number of print sheets and prints POP for stores whose store size is "large" in the store information of the store targeted for POP printing. For stores whose store size in the store information is "small", a POP printing instruction is given with a smaller number of pages to be printed.

In addition, the print processing system instructs POP printing by setting a large printing paper size for stores whose store size is "large" in the store information, and instructs POP printing for stores whose store size is "small" in the store information. , the print paper may be set to a smaller size and POP printing may be instructed.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 8(a), the print processing system stores a paper setting file 30 in which the number of POP sheets to be issued is set according to the size of the store, and prints the POP according to the size of the store. POP printing may be instructed by setting the relationship between the paper size and the number of POP sheets to be printed.

Furthermore, the print processing system may automatically change the size of printing paper, etc., depending on the display (display) location where the POP is displayed in the store.
Specifically, if the display location where the POP is displayed is at the end (shelf or stand installed along the aisle), the printing paper may be set to be large (for example, A3).

For example, as shown in FIG. 8(b), the print processing system stores a paper setting file 40 in which the size of POP printing paper is set according to the display (display) location, and stores the paper size in the store information. Memorize the display (display) location of POP.
Then, the paper size for printing the POP may be set by referring to the paper setting file 40 according to the display (display) location stored in the store information of the store where the POP is to be printed.

Further, the print processing system may manage POP printing depending on whether the attribute related to the location of the store is "on a main street,""near a station," or "in a residential area." For example, in a store "near a station", the size of printing paper may be set to be larger, the number of sheets to be printed may be increased, and the color of the paper on which POP is printed may be changed.
Furthermore, if the store's floor color, lighting, interior type, etc. are set as attributes of the store, POP printing may be managed based on the attributes.

Furthermore, the print processing system may limit usable POP designs (print formats) depending on store information.
Specifically, the print processing system stores a POP design file 50 in which a POP design shown in FIG. 8(c) and a store group 10c suitable for printing the POP design are set, and prints a , the POP designs for printing POPs may be limited.
For example, a POP whose POP format is "1" can be printed in all store groups, and a POP whose POP format is "3" can be printed only for stores whose store groups are "1" and "2". Printing of POP may be managed so that it is targeted for printing.

The print processing system may automatically set the product or POP design for which POP is to be printed according to store information such as the address of the store.
In addition, the print processing system may change the conditions for managing POP printing based on various store information such as store name and customer demographics.

-flowchart-
Next, an example of the operation of the print processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG.

The print processing system of this embodiment determines whether a POP printing instruction has been given (S101).
When a POP printing instruction is given, the print processing system acquires product information of the product targeted for POP printing (S102).

Next, the print processing system obtains store information where the POP is printed (S103).
The print processing system that has acquired the product information in step S102 and the store information in step S103 checks whether the store attributes correspond to the attributes of the product targeted for POP printing based on the product information and store information. It is determined whether or not (S104).

If it is determined in step S104 that the attributes of the store correspond to the attributes of the product, the print processing system sets the size of paper on which the POP is printed and the number of sheets to be printed according to the size of the store (S105).

The print processing system that sets the size of the paper on which the POP is to be printed and the number of copies to be printed distributes information related to the creation of the POP for which printing has been instructed (S106), and completes the process.

On the other hand, in step S104, if it is determined based on the product information and store information that the store attributes do not correspond to the attributes of the product targeted for POP printing, the information regarding POP creation will not be distributed. , complete the process.

Note that the above flowchart shows the case where there is only one store displaying the POP, but in the case of multiple stores, steps S103 to S106 can be repeated until the information regarding POP creation is distributed for all stores. good.
An example of the operation of the print processing system of one embodiment has been described above.

-Functional block diagram of print processing system-
FIG. 10 shows an example of a functional block diagram of the print processing system of this embodiment.
The headquarters PC 100 has a control section 110 and a storage section 120, and is connected to a printing section (printer) 130.
The control unit 110 includes a display unit 111 that displays a product list screen 500 and the like on a display unit, a POP creation unit 112 that creates a POP, a POP storage unit 113 that stores the created POP, and a POP server that stores the created POP. It has POP distribution means 114 for distributing, printing means 115 for instructing printing of POP, and POP printing control means 116 for controlling POP printing.

The display unit 111 displays a product list screen 500, a price POP issue screen 600, an announcement POP issue screen 700, a distribution screen 800, etc. on the display section, and also acquires information input through the display section.
POP creation means 112 creates and modifies POP designs.

The POP storage means 113 stores the created and modified POP designs in a storage device.
The POP distribution means 114 distributes the created and modified POP design to the POP server 200.

The printing means 115 instructs a printer connected to the head office PC 100 or the store PC 300 to print the POP.
The POP printing control means 116 controls printing of the POP based on product information and store information when printing the POP.

The POP server 200 has a control section 210 and a storage section 220.
The control unit 210 of the POP server 200 has a POP input means 212, a POP storage means 213, and a POP output means 214.
The storage unit 220 of the POP server 200 stores the product master 10, store master 20, etc.

The POP input means 212 inputs data distributed from the headquarters PC 100.
The POP storage means 213 stores input data.
The POP output means 214 outputs data to the store PC 300 in response to an acquisition request from the store PC 300.

Store PC 300 includes a control section 310, a storage section 320, and a printing section 330.
The control unit 310 of the store PC 300 has a POP acquisition means 312, a storage means 313, a POP printing means 314, and a POP printing control means 315.

The POP acquisition means 312 instructs the POP server 200 to acquire information,
Acquire POP data The storage means 313 stores POP data acquired from the POP server 200.

The POP printing unit 314 creates POP data based on the POP data and prints the POP based on the POP data.

The POP printing unit 314 instructs the connected printer to print POP.
The POP printing control means 315 controls printing of the POP based on product information and store information when printing the POP.
The functions of the print processing system have been described above.

- Hard block diagram of print processing system -
Next, FIG. 11 shows an example of a block diagram of the head office PC 100 (and store PC 300) of the print processing system of this embodiment.
The headquarters PC 100 (and store PC 300) of this embodiment includes a CPU 1001, a ROM 1002, a RAM 1003, a memory 1004, a network I/F 1005, an input unit I/F 1006, and a display unit I/F 1007 as a control unit 110. , a printing unit I/F 1008, and the like.

The CPU 1001 constitutes a computer and executes instructions of a software program.
The ROM 1002 stores in advance programs and the like for the CPU 1001 to operate. Note that the program and the like may be configured to be stored in a portable storage medium such as a CD-ROM and read by an external device such as a CD-ROM drive.

The RAM 1003 is used as a work storage area necessary for storing programs and operating software.
The memory 1004 is composed of a hard disk device, etc., and stores information such as a product master.

The network I/F 1005 is a circuit for exchanging data with means connected on the network.
The input unit I/F 1006 is a circuit for performing input/output with an input unit such as a keyboard.
The display unit I/F 1007 is a circuit for performing input/output with a display unit such as a touch panel.
The printing unit I/F 1008 is a circuit for performing input/output with a printing unit such as a printer.

-Print processing system of embodiment-
As described above, the present invention relates to a print processing system for printing POP advertisements and the like placed in stores.
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, POP printing processing systems have been known that can print POP advertisements and the like to be placed in stores for sales promotion. (Unexamined Japanese Patent Publication No. 2012-143888)

However, POPs are created, printed and posted at stores, but in chain stores with multiple stores, the same POPs may be posted for the same products at each store; If the POP is created and printed at each store, it will take time and effort to create the POP, but the POP issuance processing system shown in the above-mentioned patent document does not take into account the creation of the POP for multiple stores. .

The present invention aims to improve the efficiency of POP creation.
An embodiment of the present invention is a print processing system that prints product information about products sold at a store, and includes a storage device that stores the product information and store information about the store, and stores the product information on a medium. The printing processing system includes a printing unit for printing, and a print control unit for controlling printing of the product information by the printing unit based on the store information.
Further, in an embodiment of the present invention, the product information includes attribute information of the product, the store information includes attribute information of the store, and the print control means includes the attribute information of the product and the attribute information of the store. This is a print processing system that controls whether or not product information of a product is to be printed based on the following.
Further, an embodiment of the present invention is a print processing system in which the print control means determines a medium on which product information is to be printed by the printing means based on store information of the store.
Further, an embodiment of the present invention is a print processing system in which the print control means determines the quantity of media on which product information is printed by the printing means based on store information of the store.
Further, an embodiment of the present invention is a print processing system in which the print control means determines a print format in which product information is printed by the printing means based on store information of a store.

- Effects of the print processing system of the embodiment -
As described above, the print processing system of this embodiment predicts the type and quantity of POP required at each store based on the product information accumulated in the product master and the store information accumulated in the store master, Since the issuance of POPs is controlled based on predictions, it saves the trouble of printing POPs at stores, prevents the store from running out of POPs to display, and eliminates waste such as excessive POPs being issued. be able to.

Further, according to the print processing system of this embodiment, by configuring the POP server 200 in the cloud, the print processing system of this embodiment can be retrofitted to an existing system.

-Modified example-
The print processing system of the above embodiment distributes the POP information created by the head office PC 100 to the POP server 200, the store PC 300 acquires the POP information distributed to the POP server 200, and the store PC 300 issues the number of POP sheets. Although control etc. are performed, the head office PC 100 may directly distribute POP information to each store PC 300 without going through the POP server 200.

Further, the headquarters PC 100 may control the POP information distributed for each store based on the product information and store information of the POP information, and may change the POP information to be distributed.
In other words, when a user issues an instruction to print a POP, the print processing system automatically sets the POP design and print quantity based on the product information for printing the POP and the store information of each store, and prints the POP at each store. You may automatically distribute the information set in .

Furthermore, the headquarters PC 100 may determine the POP information to be distributed for each store based on the product information and store information of the POP information, and directly instruct the printers located at each store to print.

Further, the headquarters PC 100 may determine the POP information to be distributed to each store based on the product information and store information of the POP information, and print the POP information to be distributed to each store using the printer at the headquarters. In this case, information such as the identification number and store name of the store to be distributed may also be printed in the upper left corner of the printed POP. Note that the POP on which information such as the store name is printed may be printed on all POPs distributed to the store, or may be printed only on the first one.
A clerk just needs to deliver the printed POP to each store.

It goes without saying that the above embodiments are not intended to limit the invention described in the claims, but are to be treated as illustrative.

100: Store PC
110: Control unit 111: Display means 112: POP creation means 113: POP storage means 114: POP distribution means 115: Printing means 116: POP print control means 200: POP server 210: Control unit 212: POP input means 213: POP storage Means 214: POP output means 300: Store PC
310: Control unit 312: POP acquisition means 314: POP printing means 315: POP printing control means

Claims (4)

A printing processing system that prints product information about products sold at a store,
comprising a storage device that stores the product information and store information regarding the store;
printing means for printing the product information on a medium;
comprising a print control means for controlling printing of the product information by the printing means based on the store information;
The product information includes product attribute information,
The store information includes attribute information including information on products handled at the store,
The printing control means does not permit the printing means to print the product information when the product is not a product handled by the store based on the attribute information of the product and the attribute information of the store; If the product is a product handled by the store, the number of sheets of media on which product information is printed by the printing means is determined based on attribute information of the store.
Print processing system. 2. The print processing system according to claim 1, wherein the print control unit determines the type of medium on which the printing unit prints product information and the number of copies of the medium to be printed, based on attribute information of the store . A printing processing device that prints product information regarding products sold at a store,
printing means for printing the product information on a medium;
comprising a print control means for controlling printing of product information regarding the product based on store information regarding the store;
The product information includes product attribute information,
The store information includes attribute information including information on products handled at the store,
The printing control means does not permit the printing means to print the product information when the product is not a product handled by the store based on the attribute information of the product and the attribute information of the store; If the product is a product handled by the store, a print processing device that determines the number of sheets of media on which product information is printed based on attribute information of the store . In the computer of the print processing device that prints product information about the products sold at the store,
a procedure for printing the product information on a medium;
causing a procedure to be executed to control printing of product information about a product based on store information about the store;
The product information includes product attribute information,
The store information includes attribute information including information on products handled at the store,
The procedure for controlling printing includes, based on the attribute information of the product and the attribute information of the store, allowing printing of the product information in the printing step if the product is not a product handled by the store. First, if the product is a product handled by the store, the number of sheets of media on which product information is printed is determined based on attribute information of the store.
program.

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