Order processing system and method for selling goods on train

Abstract

The invention provides an order processing system and method for selling goods on a train. Two-dimension code information of train tickets and two-dimension code information of goods are scanned by means of a two-dimension code scanning unit; a control unit obtains the two-dimension code information of the train tickets and the two-dimension code information of the goods, verifies passenger identity information according to the two-dimension code information of the train tickets, and distinguishes goods information according to the two-dimension code information of the goods; a touch screen display unit displays in real time the information of the goods which can be ordered on the train, so passengers passing through identity verification can choose and submit the ordered goods information on the touch screen display unit; the control unit obtains the information of the goods ordered by the passengers and sends the goods information and the passenger identity information to a handheld terminal of a salesman, the salesman processes the orders according to the order information of the goods and identity information of the passengers, and therefore a digital order system is provided for the train. According to the order processing system and method, not only can intelligent and humanized service be provided for the passengers, but also burdens on the salesman can be reduced, and service is efficiently and accurately provided for customers.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of e-commerce, in particular to an order processing system and method for selling commodities on trains. Background technique [0002] Traditionally, when a salesperson on a train wants to sell merchandise, including drinks and packed meals, to passengers on the train, he or she loads the merchandise on a cart and drives it down the aisle. However, the passenger must purchase any such merchandise at a shop on the train after leaving his or her seat when no salesperson is in the vicinity. [0003] The following methods are disclosed in the "in-train sales service system" described in Japanese Patent No. 2002-215914. Train passengers access the main system from their cellular phone mobile terminals, input order data (including train name, seat number, telephone number, name and quantity of goods), and then the mobile terminal transmits the data to the main system. After receiving these order data, the main s...

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Problems solved by technology

Although this solution is relatively advanced, the existing trains in China do not yet have or do not fully have wireless networks. It is troublesome to arrange wireless networks such as Bluetooth or infrared on the train seats, and the transformation costs are expensive. Moreover, most ordinary passengers do not fully use them. smart phone terminal

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