Goods leasing method and system based on goods sharing

Abstract

A goods sharing-based goods leasing method comprises the following steps: a plurality of leasees sign a dynamic sharing leasing agreement, and the dynamic sharing leasing agreement comprises a goods sharing part and a sharing division part; the lessee rents the leased goods from any one lessee and pays the lease deposit and the lease fee; the lessee returns the leased goods to any one lessee; a leasee receiving the leased goods verifies whether the leased goods belong to the goods sharing part of the dynamic sharing lease agreement or not, if yes, the leased goods are received and verified, and if not, receiving is refused; when the leased goods are verified, if the verification is passed, leasing is ended, and otherwise, leasing is ended after part or all of the leasing guarantee deposit is deducted; and all the leasers carry out sharing settlement on the leasing fees based on the sharing sharing part of the dynamic sharing leasing agreement. According to the method and the system, shared leasing of the leased goods is realized, so that the benefits of all participated leasees and leasees can be fully improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of goods leasing, and specifically to a goods leasing method and system based on goods sharing. Background Art

[0002] Leasing refers to the act of a lessor transferring the right to use an asset to a lessee in exchange for rent within an agreed period. Currently, the main leasing method is that the leasing party operates independently and provides leased goods to the lessee independently. For example, existing shared bicycles and shared power banks, etc. For large-scale leasing parties, this method can fully meet their own business needs, but for small-scale leasing parties, they lack the necessary human, material, and financial resources to support this method. In addition, for the lessee, obtaining leased goods through leasing mainly solves short-term needs, and there are also inconveniences in the process of returning leased goods. If the lessee must return the goods to the designated location of the leasing party, for example, during a tour, tourists often choose to wear traditional costumes such as Hanfu and ethnic minority costumes to enhance the tour experience. However, due to the dispersion of tourist attractions, tourists will gradually move away from the merchant where they initially leased the costumes, and after the tour ends, they must make a special trip back to the merchant to return the costumes, which will cause additional time and economic costs. Summary of the Invention

[0003] In order to solve the deficiencies in the prior art, the present invention provides a goods leasing method and system based on goods sharing, which can fully enhance the interests of all participating lessors and lessees by realizing the shared leasing of leased goods.

[0004] To achieve the above object, the specific solution adopted by the present invention is as follows: A goods leasing method based on goods sharing, comprising the following steps: Multiple lessors sign a dynamic shared leasing agreement with each other, and the dynamic shared leasing agreement includes a goods sharing part and a sharing and commission part; The lessee rents leased goods from any one of the lessors and pays a lease deposit and lease fees; The lessee returns the leased goods to any one of the lessors; The lessor receiving the leased goods verifies whether the leased goods belong to the goods sharing part of the dynamic shared leasing agreement. If so, the lessor receives the leased goods and checks the leased goods. Otherwise, the lessor refuses to receive them; When checking the leased goods, if the check passes, the lease ends. Otherwise, part or all of the lease deposit is deducted and the lease ends; All lessors conduct a sharing and settlement of the lease fees based on the sharing and commission part of the dynamic shared leasing agreement.

[0005] As a further optimization of the above-mentioned goods rental method based on goods sharing: The goods sharing part of the dynamic sharing rental agreement includes goods information and ownership information used to represent the actual owner of the rented goods. When the lessee rents the rented goods from any lessor, the lessor who leases the rented goods notifies the actual owner of the rented goods based on the ownership information.

[0006] As a further optimization of the above-mentioned goods rental method based on goods sharing: The specific method for the lessee to rent the rented goods from any lessor includes: The lessee determines the rental demand, and the rental demand includes the goods information of the rented goods; The lessee sends a rental request to the lessor who currently owns the rented goods based on the geographical location and the goods information; The lessor who currently owns the rented goods responds to the rental request. If the rental request is determined, the rented goods will be delivered to the lessor, and the rental deposit and rental fee will be collected. If the rental request is refused, the rental will be terminated.

[0007] As a further optimization of the above-mentioned goods rental method based on goods sharing: After multiple lessors sign a dynamic sharing rental agreement with each other, multiple verification marks are set on the rented goods based on the goods sharing part. When the rented goods are a set of goods formed by combining several sets of components, at least one verification mark is set on any one set of components.

[0008] As a further optimization of the above-mentioned goods rental method based on goods sharing: The verification mark is set as a two-dimensional code or a marker with a fixed form.

[0009] As a further optimization of the above-mentioned goods rental method based on goods sharing: When the lessee rents the rented goods from any lessor, the lease term is agreed upon; when the lessee returns the rented goods to any lessor, if the return time exceeds the lease term, the lessor who receives the rented goods will deduct part or all of the rental deposit and end the lease.

[0010] As a further optimization of the above-mentioned goods rental method based on goods sharing: When the lessee rents the rented goods from any lessor and when the lessee returns the rented goods to any lessor, all lessors synchronously modify the inventory data.

[0011] As a further optimization of the above-mentioned goods rental method based on goods sharing: It also includes the following steps: All lessors dynamically adjust the goods sharing part and the sharing and distribution part based on the updated status of the rented goods.

[0012] A goods rental system based on goods sharing is used to implement the above-mentioned goods rental method based on goods sharing. The system includes: An agreement subsystem for all lessors to sign, store, and maintain dynamic shared lease agreements; A lease subsystem for lessors to lease out leased goods and lessees to lease in leased goods; A settlement subsystem for all lessors to conduct share settlement of lease fees based on the shared share part of the dynamic shared lease agreement.

[0013] As a further optimization of the above-mentioned goods lessor system based on goods sharing: The lease subsystem includes a front-end interaction device and a back-end service device. The front-end interaction device is used to interact with lessors and lessees, and the back-end service device is used to record interaction information.

[0014] Beneficial effects: For lessors who actually own leased goods, the number of lease times of the leased goods they own will increase significantly, and the resulting income will also increase significantly. At the same time, they do not need to directly participate in the lease process. For lessors who do not actually own leased goods, they can obtain income by participating in the lease process and using the leased goods owned by other lessors. Therefore, the enthusiasm of each lessor can be fully mobilized. In addition, for lessees, they can also lease in more leased goods, so the interests of all parties can be effectively improved. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] Figure 1 is a flowchart of the goods leasing method of the present invention; Figure 2 is a flowchart of a lessee leasing in leased goods. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

[0016] Next, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present invention. Obviously, the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, rather than all the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative efforts shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

[0017] Please refer to Figure 1 and 2 , a goods leasing method based on goods sharing, including S1 to S6.

[0018] S1. Multiple lessors sign dynamic sharing lease agreements with each other. The dynamic sharing lease agreement includes a goods sharing part and a sharing revenue part. In the present invention, each lessor has multiple lease goods for lease to the outside. The lease goods owned by different lessors can be the same or different. Multiple lessors form an organization that is willing to share the lease goods it owns and lease them out jointly by signing a dynamic sharing lease agreement. In the dynamic sharing lease agreement, the goods sharing part is used to specify the shared lease goods. Therefore, the goods sharing part includes goods information and ownership information used to represent the actual owner of the lease goods; the sharing revenue part is used to stipulate how the revenue generated during the lease of the shared lease goods should be distributed to ensure the economic interests of all lessors. The dynamic sharing lease agreement can be formed by combining single agreements signed by any two lessors. This method requires lessors to sign contracts repeatedly, which is relatively cumbersome, and there may be a situation where some lessors fail to sign single agreements with all other lessors. However, it can generate more detailed constraints. It can also be adopted by all lessors signing together, which is more efficient and easier to implement. However, because it involves all lessors, the content that can be restricted may be relatively less.

[0019] S2. The lessee leases lease goods from any one lessor and pays a lease deposit and lease fees. According to its actual needs, the lessee can first select the lease goods it needs to lease, and then lease the lease goods from the lessor who currently owns the lease goods. At the same time, to ensure the interests of the lessor, the lessee needs to pay a lease deposit and lease fees in advance so that the lessor can be compensated in case of damage during the use of the lease goods, and also enable the lessee to fully maintain the lease goods during the use of the lease goods and extend the service life of the lease goods. It should be noted that in the initial state, all lease goods are stored at the lessor who actually owns the lease goods, that is, the lessee can only lease the lease goods from the actual owner of the lease goods. More specifically, the specific method for the lessee to lease lease goods from any one lessor includes S21 to S23.

[0020] S21. The lessee determines the lease demand, and the lease demand includes the goods information of the lease goods.

[0021] S22. The lessee sends a lease request to the lessor who currently owns the lease goods based on the geographical location and goods information. The lessor who currently owns the lease goods may be the lessor who actually owns the lease goods or the lessor who owns the lease goods through the sharing of lease goods.

[0022] S23. The lessor currently possessing the leased goods responds to the lease request. If the lease request is approved, the leased goods are delivered to the lessee, and the lease deposit and lease fees are collected. If the lease request is rejected, the lease is terminated. In addition to considering the lessee's selection of the lessor, the lessor's selection of the lessee should also be taken into account. For example, if the lessee has caused excessive damage to the leased goods during past leases, the lessor may reject the lessee's lease request. Although the lease deposit and lease fees paid by the lessee during the lease can compensate for the direct economic losses caused by the damage to the leased goods, it still results in additional time costs for the lessor to update the leased goods. By enabling the lessor to reject the lessee's lease request, the interests of the lessor can be more fully protected.

[0023] S3. The lessee returns the leased goods to any one of the lessors.

[0024] S4. The lessor receiving the leased goods verifies whether the leased goods belong to the goods sharing part of the dynamic shared lease agreement. If so, the leased goods are received and inspected. If not, the receipt is refused.

[0025] When inspecting the leased goods, if the inspection passes, the lease ends. Otherwise, part or all of the lease deposit is deducted and then the lease ends. After the lessee has finished using the leased goods, the lessee can choose the most convenient lessor to return the leased goods according to their actual situation. For example, the lessee can return the leased goods to the nearest lessor based on geographical distance. Since the leased goods participating in the shared lease can be determined by the lessor according to actual needs and are also restricted by the goods sharing part of the dynamic shared lease agreement, there may be cases where some leased goods do not participate in the sharing. For example, leased goods with high actual value. In this case, if the lessor selected by the lessee to whom the leased goods are intended to be returned is not the actual owner of the leased goods, the lessor receiving the leased goods needs to refuse to receive them and prompt the lessee to directly return the leased goods to the actual owner. If the leased goods belong to the leased goods participating in the shared lease, the lessor receiving the leased goods inspects the leased goods to determine whether they are damaged. If the leased goods are damaged, the lessor deducts a certain amount of the lease deposit.

[0026] Since the lessee may return the leased goods to a lessor who does not actually own the leased goods, as the lease process continues, the leased goods will flow among different lessors, forming the sharing of leased goods among lessors. After receiving leased goods that they do not actually own, lessors can also lease these leased goods to lessees according to the lessees' needs, fully realizing the shared lease of leased goods.

[0027] S5. All lessees settle the rental fees by sharing the sharing portion based on the dynamic sharing rental agreement. During the shared rental process of the leased goods, the leased goods are leased out from different lessors. At this time, if the lessor is not the actual owner of the leased goods, it will also receive the rental income of the leased goods. However, since it does not actually own the leased goods, it is necessary to transfer the rental income, that is, the rental fees received during the lease of the leased goods and the possible rental deposits deducted, to the actual owner of the leased goods. However, considering the relevant costs during the lease process, such as labor costs, etc., the rental income does not need to be fully transferred, but is settled by sharing according to the sharing portion specified in the dynamic sharing rental agreement at a predetermined sharing ratio. Through the sharing settlement, the respective interests of the lessor who actually owns the leased goods and the lessor who actually participates in the lease process can be guaranteed. For the lessor who actually owns the leased goods, the number of lease times of the leased goods it owns will increase significantly, and the resulting income will also increase significantly. At the same time, it does not need to directly participate in the lease process. For the lessor who does not actually own the leased goods, it can obtain income by participating in the lease process and using the leased goods owned by other lessors. Therefore, the enthusiasm of each lessor can be fully mobilized; in addition, for the lessee, it can also lease more leased goods, so the interests of all parties can be effectively improved.

[0028] S6. All lessors dynamically adjust the goods sharing portion and the sharing portion based on the updated status of the leased goods. During the actual lease process of the leased goods, in addition to the leased goods being damaged and needing to be updated, the leased goods also need normal update and iteration. Therefore, the dynamic sharing rental agreement also needs to be adjusted continuously as the leased goods are updated. It can update the dynamic sharing rental agreement after the leased goods owned by any lessor are phased out or new ones are added.

[0029] Because shared rental of leased goods is required, the lessor will lease out leased goods that do not belong to itself. At this time, the lessor who leases out the leased goods notifies the actual owner of the leased goods based on the ownership information. That is, the actual owner of the leased goods needs to fully grasp the lease situation of the leased goods it owns.

[0030] Since it is necessary to verify the leased goods when the lessee returns them, and for more convenient verification, after multiple lessors sign a dynamic shared lease agreement with each other, multiple verification marks are set on the leased goods based on the shared part of the goods. When the leased goods are a set of goods formed by combining several sets of components, at least one verification mark is set on any one set of components. During the process of verifying the returned leased goods, it is possible to determine whether the quantity of the returned leased goods is correct by verifying the verification marks. Especially for set goods, since the lessee may receive leased goods that they do not actually own, the verification marks can effectively improve the efficiency of the verification process and the accuracy rate of the verification results. The verification marks are set as two-dimensional codes or markers with a fixed form. The markers with a fixed form can be made of metal or plastic materials, manufactured into specific shapes such as circles, rectangles or irregular shapes, and fixed to the leased goods.

[0031] In addition to considering deducting the lease deposit when the lessee damages the leased goods, if the lessee uses the leased goods for too long, it will also cause the liquidity of the leased goods to deteriorate, thereby affecting the actual interests of the lessor. Therefore, when the lessee rents leased goods from any lessor, the lease term is agreed upon. When the lessee returns the leased goods to any lessor, if the return time exceeds the lease term, the lessor receiving the leased goods deducts part or all of the lease deposit and ends the lease.

[0032] Since the leased goods participating in the sharing will flow among all lessors, it may cause changes in the inventory data of the leased goods in each lessor. In order to accurately control the inventory data of the leased goods so that the lessor can provide accurate lease services, when the lessee rents leased goods from any lessor and when the lessee returns the leased goods to any lessor, all lessors synchronously modify the inventory data.

[0033] In a specific embodiment of the present invention, the leased goods are set as traditional costumes such as Hanfu and ethnic minority costumes. When the leased goods are set goods, for example, when the leased goods include a headdress, an upper garment and a lower garment, a two-dimensional code is set on each component as a verification mark. When the lessee returns the leased goods, the leased goods are verified by using a mobile terminal such as a smart phone held by a person to scan the code or by using a barcode scanner to automatically scan the code.

[0034] To further improve the accuracy of the verification result, verification content can be added based on the actual characteristics of the leased goods. When the form of the leased goods can remain stable during use, that is, when the relative positions of all components and the forms of all components are fixed, the distance between any two verification marks can be used as a verification condition. For example, when the leased goods are the headgear of traditional clothing, at least two verification marks can be set on its fixed metal part, and the distance between any two verification marks is recorded. If the headgear is not damaged during the lessee's use, the distance between any two verification marks can still be maintained. If the headgear is damaged during the lessee's use, or the lessee changes the position of the verification marks in order to pass the verification smoothly after damaging the headgear, it will cause the distance between some of the verification marks to change, and at this time the verification cannot pass. When the form of the leased goods cannot remain stable during use, that is, when the relative positions of all components and the forms of all components will change, a standard form of the leased goods can be determined in advance, and on the basis of the standard form, the allowable distance between any two verification marks can be determined. The allowable distance is the allowable range when the distance between the two verification marks changes. The allowable distance is actually an interval of distance values. When the lessee returns the leased goods, the lessor who receives the leased goods first restores the leased goods to the standard form. Obviously, for leased goods such as traditional clothing, it is difficult for the lessor to completely restore them to the standard form, and there must be an error between the restored result and the true standard form. This also leads to an error between the distance between any two verification marks on the restored leased goods and the standard form. If the distance between any two verification marks after restoration is within the allowable distance range, the verification passes; otherwise, the verification fails. By adopting the method of adding verification content, it is possible to further verify whether the leased goods are damaged while verifying the integrity of the leased goods using the verification marks, so as to improve the accuracy of the verification result and ensure the interests of the lessor. Especially when the present invention is used to realize the shared lease of leased goods, the lessor who receives the leased goods is very likely to lack a full understanding of the leased goods because the leased goods do not belong to itself. Through this method, it is possible to avoid the situation where the lessor who receives the leased goods fails to detect the damage of the leased goods due to unfamiliarity with the leased goods.

[0035] In order to enable the lessee to select the most suitable rental goods when renting the rental goods, when the lessee selects the rental goods, the goods sharing part in the dynamic shared rental agreement can be provided for the lessee to screen and recommend to the lessee. The specific method may include: first, when the lessee determines the rental demand, the lessee first determines the rental impact parameters. The rental impact parameters mainly include fixed impact parameters and dynamic impact parameters. The fixed impact parameters are used to characterize some fixed and unchangeable objective states of the lessee, and the dynamic impact parameters are used to characterize the lessee's expected state for the rental goods. For example, when the rental goods are traditional clothing, the fixed impact parameters may include the lessee's gender, height and weight data, and the dynamic impact parameters include the lessee's current location, the type of traditional clothing to be rented, etc.; then, after the lessee determines the rental impact parameters, based on the lessee's other data that have completed the entire rental process The feedback from other lessees on the leased goods provides the lessee with lease suggestions. The lease suggestions are generated based on the lease impact parameters. The fixed impact parameters in the lease impact parameters of the current lessee can be fitted with the fixed impact parameters provided by other lessees who have completed the entire lease process. If the fitting degree exceeds the predetermined fitting threshold, the feedback from the corresponding lessee who has completed the entire lease process is provided to the current lessee as a lease suggestion. After that, the lessee screens the leased goods based on the lease suggestions and its own dynamic impact parameters, especially based on the current location to screen the leased goods and the lessor who currently owns the leased goods, so as to facilitate the use of the leased goods. Finally, when the lessee returns the leased goods, feedback on the leased goods is provided at the same time, mainly including the evaluation of the leased goods, the evaluation of the lessor and the lease experience, so as to provide lease suggestions for subsequent lessees. In addition, the lessor can also provide basic suggestions to the lessee based on its own understanding of the leased goods. The basic suggestions are in the same form as the lease suggestions. It should also be noted that the fixed impact parameters can be determined based on the characteristics of the leased goods, and when the lessee needs to determine the fixed impact parameters, it can be determined more quickly and accurately. The dynamic impact parameters can be determined by pre-setting a number of reference data based on the characteristics of the leased goods, so that the lessor can determine the dynamic impact parameters based on the reference data.

[0036] Because during the lease process of many leased goods, it may also lead to the lessee's related needs for the leased goods. For example, when the lessee is a tourist and the leased goods are traditional costumes, it may lead to the need for photography. To facilitate the lessee to better use the leased goods, associated accessory items or accessory services can be associated with the leased goods. The accessory items or accessory services can be provided by the lessor or other suppliers can be introduced. At this time, the newly introduced supplier can only cooperate with the lessor and cannot conduct a lease transaction with the lessee alone. The lessor can sign a separate contract with the newly introduced supplier and recommend and provide accessory items or accessory services to the lessee based on the signing relationship. It can also enable all newly introduced suppliers and all lessors participating in signing the dynamic sharing lease agreement to jointly sign an accessory agreement, enabling all lessors and suppliers to freely combine to provide better leased goods, accessory items and accessory services for the lessor. When the lessee uses accessory items or accessory services during the lease process, it is also necessary to evaluate the accessory items or accessory services synchronously when returning the leased goods, so as to provide suggestions for other subsequent lessees.

[0037] Furthermore, an exchange mechanism including all lessors, all suppliers and all lessees who have completed the lease process can be established based on the type and characteristics of the leased goods, so as to facilitate the lessors and suppliers to display the leased goods, accessory goods and accessory services they own, and also facilitate the lessee to actively select appropriate leased goods, lessors and suppliers based on the feedback results of other lessors in addition to the lease suggestions.

[0038] The present invention further provides a goods leasing system based on goods sharing for implementing the above-mentioned goods leasing method based on goods sharing. The system includes a contract subsystem, a leasing subsystem and a settlement subsystem.

[0039] The contract subsystem is used for all lessors to sign, store and maintain a dynamic sharing lease agreement. The contract subsystem can adopt an existing electronic signing system.

[0040] The leasing subsystem is used for the lessor to lease the leased goods and the lessee to lease in the leased goods. The leasing subsystem includes a front-end interaction device and a back-end service device. The front-end interaction device is used to interact with the lessor and the lessee, and the back-end service device is used to record the interaction information. The front-end interaction device can provide an interaction interface to the lessee through a mobile phone APP, a WeChat mini-program or a web page, etc., for the lessee to complete processes such as determining lease requirements, submitting lease requests, and paying lease fees and lease deposits based on the interaction interface, which belongs to the conventional technology in this field and will not be elaborated here. The back-end service device can adopt a conventional network server.

[0041] A settlement subsystem for all lessees to conduct share settlement of rental fees based on the shared share portion of the dynamic shared rental agreement. The settlement subsystem can adopt an existing electronic settlement system.

[0042] The above existing systems or devices are all conventional technologies in this field and will not be elaborated here.

[0043] The above description of the disclosed embodiments enables those skilled in the art to implement or use the present invention. Various modifications to these embodiments will be obvious to those skilled in the art, and the general principles defined herein can be implemented in other embodiments without departing from the spirit or scope of the present invention. Therefore, the present invention will not be limited to these embodiments shown herein, but rather to the broadest scope consistent with the principles and novel features disclosed herein.

Claims

1. A goods rental method based on goods sharing, characterized in that, It includes the following steps: Multiple lessors sign a dynamic sharing lease agreement with each other. The dynamic sharing lease agreement includes a goods sharing part and a sharing revenue part; The lessee rents lease goods from any one of the lessors and pays a lease deposit and lease fees; The lessee returns the lease goods to any one of the lessors; The lessor receiving the lease goods verifies whether the lease goods belong to the goods sharing part of the dynamic sharing lease agreement. If so, it receives the lease goods and conducts a check on the lease goods. If not, it refuses to receive them; When conducting a check on the lease goods, if the check passes, the lease ends. Otherwise, the lease ends after deducting part or all of the lease deposit; All lessors conduct a sharing settlement of the lease fees based on the sharing revenue part of the dynamic sharing lease agreement.

2. The method for renting goods based on goods sharing according to claim 1, wherein, The goods sharing part of the dynamic sharing lease agreement includes goods information and ownership information used to represent the actual owner of the lease goods. When the lessee rents lease goods from any one of the lessors, the lessor renting out the lease goods notifies the actual owner of the lease goods based on the ownership information.

3. The goods rental method based on goods sharing according to claim 1, characterized in that, The specific method for the lessee to rent lease goods from any one of the lessors includes: The lessee determines the lease demand, and the lease demand includes the goods information of the lease goods; The lessee sends a lease request to the lessor currently having the lease goods based on the geographical location and goods information; The lessor currently having the lease goods responds to the lease request. If it determines to accept the lease request, it delivers the lease goods to the lessee and collects the lease deposit and lease fees. If it refuses the lease request, the lease is terminated.

4. The goods rental method based on goods sharing according to claim 1, characterized in that, After multiple lessors sign a dynamic sharing lease agreement with each other, multiple check marks are set on the lease goods based on the goods sharing part. When the lease goods are a set of goods formed by combining several sets of components, at least one check mark is set on any one set of components.

5. The method for renting goods based on goods sharing according to claim 4, wherein The check mark is set as a two-dimensional code or a marker with a fixed form.

6. The method for leasing goods based on goods sharing according to claim 1, characterized in that, When the lessee rents lease goods from any one of the lessors, the lease term is agreed upon; when the lessee returns the lease goods to any one of the lessors, if the return time exceeds the lease term, the lessor receiving the lease goods deducts part or all of the lease deposit and then ends the lease.

7. The goods rental method based on goods sharing according to claim 1, characterized in that, When the lessee rents lease goods from any one of the lessors and when the lessee returns the lease goods to any one of the lessors, all lessors simultaneously modify the inventory data.

8. The goods rental method based on goods sharing according to claim 1, characterized in that It also includes the following steps: All lessors dynamically adjust the goods sharing part and the sharing revenue part based on the updated status of the lease goods.

9. A goods rental system based on goods sharing, which is used to implement a goods rental method based on goods sharing as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The system includes: An agreement subsystem for all lessors to sign, store, and maintain the dynamic sharing lease agreement; A lease subsystem for the lessor to lease out lease goods and for the lessee to rent lease goods; A settlement subsystem for all lessors to conduct a sharing settlement of the lease fees based on the sharing revenue part of the dynamic sharing lease agreement.

10. A goods rental system based on goods sharing according to claim 9, characterized in that, The lease subsystem includes a front-end interaction device and a back-end service device. The front-end interaction device is used to interact with the lessor and the lessee, and the back-end service device is used to record the interaction information.

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