Witness system
a technology of witness system and witness, applied in the field of witness system, can solve the problems of affecting the work of accounting departments, buyers, and affecting the work of sellers
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first alternate embodiment
[0111]The specification next describes the first alternate embodiment of the present invention. If buying company 1 and selling company 2 were to change places, processing efficiency would be impaired if respective detailed payment statements were made in the same manner as that contemplated in the preferred embodiment. This illustrative embodiment performs set-off processing and makes a detailed payment statement (suitable to the aforesaid contingency).
[0112]Accordingly, the system structure disclosed in FIGS. 2 through 4, as well as the illustrative screen progression shown in FIG. 5, are the same as those in the preferred embodiment. The making of confirmation document X based on delivery vouchers from selling company 2 is the same as that undertaken in the preferred embodiment. The confirmation process at selling company 2, as well as the authentication processes performed by the Witness 3 are the same. A plurality of authenticated data are registered in the detail receipts tabl...
second alternate embodiment
[0117]The specification next describes the second alternate embodiment of the present invention.
[0118]The second alternate embodiment is an invention for safely performing account settlement in an account settlement system utilizing the Witness. This illustrative embodiment performs processing in accordance with authentication numbers after authenticating buying company 1 and selling company 2 in advance. Furthermore, the illustrative embodiment encodes data sent and received between buying company 1 and the Witness, or, alternatively, between selling company 2 and the Witness, and ensures the protection of data. This illustrative embodiment is explained below.
[0119]FIG. 24 discloses the specific structure of this system. In this figure, 5 represents the computer of buying company 1, which is the same as that in the preceding illustrative embodiments, and 6 represents the computer of selling company 2. The notarization authority 7 and the Witness server 8 correspond to the aforesaid...
third alternate embodiment
[0176]This portion of the specification describes the third alternate embodiment.
[0177]This illustrative embodiment is directed particularly to account settlement by means of check or draft (note), and can be implemented through systems based on both the above-described preferred and first alternate embodiments. Each contingency, viz., check and draft (note), is explained below.
[0178]FIG. 51 describes, illustratively, account settlement in the case of checks. The administration center 50 shown in said figure comprises a notarization authority 51 and the Witness 52. The administration center adopts the Witness system described above and also undertakes management of bank-issued checks. Bank X represents the transacting bank for payor / buying company 1, and bank Y represents the transacting bank for receiver / selling company 2.
[0179]First, buying company 2 (payor) issues a check. In the illustrative case, buying company 3 (payor), wishing to issue a check in payment for goods, must obta...
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