Sales system, sales terminal, user terminal, and program
AssigneeJapan Tobacco Inc.
InventorsManabu TAKEUCHI, Takuma NAKANO, Manabu YAMADA, Taiji MIYAKAWA
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AssigneeJapan Tobacco Inc.
InventorsManabu TAKEUCHI, Takuma NAKANO, Manabu YAMADA, Taiji MIYAKAWA
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Provided is a sales system, comprising a sales terminal and a user terminal. The user terminal further comprises a user-side storage unit which pre-stores desired merchandise identification information, and a user-side communication unit which, when the user terminal has entered a communication area wherein communication with the sales terminal is possible, transmits via near-field communication to the sales terminal the desired merchandise identification information which has been pre-stored in the user-side storage unit. The sales terminal further comprises a sales-side storage unit which stores merchandise identification information, which identifies each of a plurality of pieces of merchandise, in association with merchandise location information which indicates the location on a display shelf of each of the plurality of pieces of merchandise, and a sales-side control unit which, on the basis of the desired merchandise identification information, extracts from the sales-side storage unit desired merchandise location information which is the merchandise location information which indicates the location on the display shelf of the desired merchandise.
A sales system comprising:
A sales terminal arranged at a sales facility having a display cabinet on which products are disposed, comprising:
A user terminal carried by a user desiring to purchase a desired product included in products from a sales facility having a display cabinet on which the products are disposed, comprising:
A program embodied on a non-transitory computer readable medium used for a user terminal carried by a user desiring to purchase a desired product included in products from a sales facility having a display cabinet on which the products are disposed, the program causes a computer to execute the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.