Information processing device, information processing method, program, and storage medium
AssigneeRakuten, Inc.
InventorsTakiko Kato, Shigeru Kanda
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AssigneeRakuten, Inc.
InventorsTakiko Kato, Shigeru Kanda
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For a scheduled purchase, a point count setter sets an upper point usage limit in accordance with an operation. Based on point management information, a discount payment controller controls payment for the scheduled purchase so that the payment is executed at a discount based on the upper point usage limit set. A limited-time point count notifier determines the number of limited-time points scheduled to be used based on the point management information and the upper point usage limit, and before the scheduled purchase is executed, notifies a user of the number of limited-time points scheduled to be used. For a scheduled purchase in a series purchase, a revision suggestion notifier obtains the number of the user's points, and based on how the difference between the obtained number and the upper point usage limit occurs, gives the user a notice to suggest revising the upper point usage limit.
An information processing device capable of accessing point management information, the point management information separately managing, as points available for purchasing an item or a service, limited-time points having expiration dates and normal points having no expiration date or a longer expiration date than the limited-time points, the information processing device comprising:
An information processing method for an information processing device capable of accessing point management information, the point management information separately managing, as points available for purchasing an item or a service, limited-time points having expiration dates and normal points having no expiration date, the information processing method comprising:
A non-transitory storage medium storing a program for causing an information processing device capable of accessing point management information separately managing, as points available for purchasing an item or a service, limited-time points having expiration dates and normal points having no expiration date or a longer expiration date than the limited-time points to perform a process, and for causing the information processing device to:
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