A management system for a service interface and a method of operating the same
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202510349746.1
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-03-24
- Publication Date
- 2026-09-25
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[0004]本发明的目的在于解决现有的业务界面管理技术中单一化操作、操作繁琐、耗时耗力、控件少和安全性不佳等问题
[0050]本发明通过对业务界面管理技术的合理化设计，采用计算机模块、界面模块和管理系统模块，可以实现有效地集成化更多的控件，省时省力，形成进出双向的系统统一管理等；采用网闸、防火墙连接互联网，保证信息的安全性等；采用登录界面上的认证登录，可以加强系统的安全性等。
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Technical Field
[0001] This invention relates to the field of business interface management technology, specifically to a business interface management system and its operation method. Background Technology
[0002] An order system is a system used to manage and process information and operations related to orders, supporting the entire process from order placement to payment to shipment. Order systems play a crucial role in e-commerce and logistics management, helping businesses receive, process, track, and complete orders more efficiently, thereby improving order processing efficiency, reducing error rates, and enhancing customer satisfaction. However, most systems on the market use a one-way order process, with the order intake and order fulfillment processes being independent. This results in the need for two separate systems, making operation and monitoring cumbersome, time-consuming, and labor-intensive. Furthermore, the interface design on the market generally uses low-code or no-code platforms. While this lowers the barrier to entry, allowing non-technical personnel to participate in system development, it suffers from limited controls, difficulty in tightly integrating with business scenarios, and weaker security.
[0003] Therefore, existing business interface management technologies need further improvement to address the above issues. Summary of the Invention
[0004] The purpose of this invention is to solve the problems of simplistic operation, cumbersome operation, time-consuming and labor-intensive process, limited controls, and poor security in existing business interface management technologies. Through the rational design of business interface management technology, using computer modules, interface modules, and management system modules, more controls can be effectively integrated, saving time and effort, and forming a unified system management system with two-way access.
[0005] The objective of this invention is achieved through the following technical solution:
[0006] A management system for a business interface, comprising: a computer module, an interface module, and a management system module, wherein the interface module and the management system module are mounted on the computer module, and the management system module is presented through the interface module;
[0007] The management system modules include procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management.
[0008] The procurement management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, inventory management, and data analysis management are all on the same management line. The procurement management uses the financial management and personnel management to purchase goods through the resource management, and then manages the purchased goods through the transportation management. Once the purchased goods arrive at the warehouse, the inventory management is implemented. The data information from the procurement management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and inventory management is transmitted to the data analysis management for data storage and analysis.
[0009] Among them, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management and data analysis management form another management line. Order management uses financial management and personnel management to sell goods through resource management, and transports the sold goods from inventory management to the buyers. The data information from order management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management and inventory management is transmitted to data analysis management for data storage and analysis processing.
[0010] Furthermore, the connection between the management systems of the aforementioned business interface is made through network gateways and firewalls connected to the Internet to ensure information security.
[0011] Furthermore, the interface module is developed using the Java programming language and IntelliJ IDEA, and is based on the Spring Boot framework; it is equipped with Spring Authorization Server as the permission control framework, and the development platform has built-in security defenses, including SQL injection, script injection, sensitive data encryption and decryption, and interface spamming; for the platform's internal interfaces, the MVC three-tier architecture pattern is selected to make business operations smoother.
[0012] Furthermore, the management system module uses a MySQL database for management operations.
[0013] Furthermore, the forms in the management system module are created using form control templates combined with form control design rules. The controls include layout controls, text controls, background controls, table controls, graphic controls, and form controls. These controls are generated and displayed using an HTML control converter and stored in a database for easy editing and modification. The generated display allows for online preview, online function operation, and online viewing of the source code.
[0014] Furthermore, the procurement management includes procurement forms, form attributes, form styles, custom additions, and form previews. The procurement form is a registration form for purchased items. The form attributes are the form's title and cache path. The form style is the form's display method. Custom additions are used to add or delete content on the form. The form preview is used to preview and view the procurement form. The procurement form's title and cache path can be modified through the form attributes, and its display method can be modified through the form style. Adding or deleting content from the procurement form is done through custom additions. Finally, the procurement form can be viewed or printed through the form preview.
[0015] Furthermore, the transportation management includes vehicle scheduling, route planning, and transportation monitoring. Vehicle scheduling involves rationally allocating suitable vehicles for transportation, route planning involves rationally optimizing the selection of transportation routes, and transportation monitoring involves monitoring the real-time location and transportation status of the transport vehicles.
[0016] Furthermore, the interface module includes a navigation bar, a menu bar, a main content area, and a status bar. The navigation bar is located at the top of the interface, the menu bar is located on the side of the interface, the status bar is located at the bottom of the interface, and the main content area is located in the middle of the interface. The main content area displays and operates the main content of procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management, such as displaying data and operation interfaces of specific modules. The status bar displays the operation status of procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management, such as displaying currently logged-in user information, system time, and version information. The navigation bar provides navigation guidance for procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management. The menu bar provides selection and access menus for procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management.
[0017] Furthermore, the order management includes an order list, order details, and order operations. The order list displays an overview of each order, and the order details are located at the bottom of the order list. The order operations allow users to access the order details from the order list for viewing and operation, and further perform operations within the order details.
[0018] The order list provides an overview of all orders, including key information such as order number, customer name, order status, and order time. The order details section displays detailed information about a specific order after clicking on it, such as the product list, order amount, and delivery address. The order operations section provides buttons for changing the order status (such as confirmed, shipped, or completed), editing, and deleting orders.
[0019] Furthermore, the financial management includes accounting, financial analysis, revenue and expenditure, and funds, which work together to form financial management.
[0020] Accounting includes general ledger, subsidiary ledger, and voucher management; financial analysis provides financial statements, budget analysis, and cost control; revenue and expenditure refer to accounts receivable and accounts payable, specifically managing the company's accounts receivable and accounts payable, including invoices, payments and receipts, and aging analysis; and funds involve forecasting, planning, and controlling the company's cash flow.
[0021] Furthermore, the inventory management includes inbound, outbound, item classification, and item tracking. Inbound items are stored in the warehouse through item classification and item tracking, and outbound items are transferred out of the warehouse through item classification and item tracking.
[0022] Furthermore, the resource management includes customer information, sales probability, and after-sales feedback. The customer information stores information on current and potential customers, and the after-sales feedback is used to analyze the customer information to ensure the sales probability.
[0023] Customer information includes customer files, contacts, contracts, etc.; sales probability involves tracking sales opportunities and predicting sales revenue; after-sales feedback involves providing after-sales service support, such as product repair, returns and exchanges, etc.; and customer relationship maintenance involves maintaining good customer relationships through customer follow-ups, satisfaction surveys, etc.
[0024] Furthermore, the data analysis and management includes data collection, data integration, and data analysis and presentation. The data collection involves collecting relevant data information from procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, and resource management. The data integration involves summarizing and matching the collected data information. The data analysis and presentation involves analyzing and processing the summarized data information and displaying it in the form of charts and graphs.
[0025] Furthermore, the data analysis and management process uses graphs such as line charts, pie charts, and radar charts for analysis and presentation. For the graphs, information such as the horizontal axis, title, and statistical values will be set.
[0026] Furthermore, the interface module also includes prompts, error handling, and quick operations. The prompts refer to the confirmation prompt box that should pop up when the user performs critical operations such as deleting an order to prevent accidental operation. The error handling refers to providing clear error information for user input errors or system errors to guide the user to correct the error. The quick operations refer to providing commonly used shortcut buttons or hotkeys to improve the user's operating efficiency.
[0027] One method for operating a management system with a business interface includes the following steps:
[0028] Step 1: Setting up a procurement management system:
[0029] The system selects a purchase form, form attributes, form style, custom addition, and form preview. The purchase form is a registration form for purchased items. The form attributes are the form's title and cache path. The form style is the form's display method. Custom addition is used to add or delete content on the form. The form preview is used to preview and view the purchase form. The purchase form's title and cache path can be modified through the form attributes, and its display method can be modified through the form style. Adding or deleting content from the purchase form is done through custom addition. Finally, the purchase form can be viewed or printed through the form preview.
[0030] Step 2: Setting up a transportation management system:
[0031] The system selects vehicle dispatching, route planning, and transportation monitoring. Vehicle dispatching involves rationally allocating suitable vehicles for transportation, route planning involves optimizing the selection of transportation routes, and transportation monitoring involves monitoring the real-time location and transportation status of the transport vehicles.
[0032] Step 3: Setting up the order management system:
[0033] The user can select from the order list, order details, and order operations. The order list provides an overview of each order, while the order details are displayed at the bottom. The order operations allow users to access the order details from the order list for viewing and processing, and further perform operations within the order details.
[0034] Step 4: Establishing a financial management system:
[0035] The financial management system comprises accounting, financial analysis, revenue and expenditure, and funds, which work together to form financial management.
[0036] Step 5: Setting up inventory management:
[0037] The system selects inbound, outbound, item classification, and item tracking. Inbound items are stored in the warehouse through the item classification and item tracking, and outbound items are transferred out of the warehouse through the item classification and item tracking.
[0038] Step 6: Setting up resource management:
[0039] Select customer information, sales probability, and after-sales feedback. The customer information stores information on current and potential customers, and the after-sales feedback is used to analyze the customer information to ensure the sales probability.
[0040] Step 7: Setting up data analysis and management:
[0041] The data collection, data integration, and data analysis presentation are selected. The data collection involves collecting relevant data information from procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, and resource management. The data integration involves summarizing and matching the collected data information. The data analysis presentation involves analyzing and processing the summarized data information and displaying it in the form of charts.
[0042] Step 8: Building the Interface Module:
[0043] The interface includes a navigation bar, menu bar, main content area, and status bar. The navigation bar is located at the top of the interface, the menu bar on the side, the status bar at the bottom, and the main content area in the center. The main content area displays and facilitates the operation of procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management, including displaying data and operation interfaces for specific modules. The status bar displays the operation status of these management functions. The interface also includes prompts, error handling, and quick operations. Prompts should display a confirmation dialog when the user performs critical operations such as deleting an order to prevent accidental operations. Error handling should provide clear error messages for user input errors or system errors to guide the user in correcting them. Quick operations provide commonly used shortcut buttons or hotkeys to improve user efficiency.
[0044] Step 9: Building the Management System Module:
[0045] Based on steps 1-7, the following are selected: procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management. Procurement management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, inventory management, and data analysis management form a single management route. Procurement management uses financial management and personnel management to purchase goods through resource management, and then transports the purchased goods to the warehouse for inventory management. Data from procurement management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and inventory management is transmitted to data analysis management for data storage and analysis.
[0046] Among them, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management and data analysis management form another management line. Order management uses financial management and personnel management to sell goods through resource management, and transports the sold goods from inventory management to the buyers. The data information from order management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management and inventory management is transmitted to data analysis management for data information storage and analysis processing.
[0047] Step 10: Building the management system for the business interface:
[0048] Based on steps 8-9, a computer module, an interface module, and a management system module are selected. The interface module and the management system module are mounted on the computer module, and the management system module is presented through the interface module.
[0049] Beneficial effects
[0050] This invention, through the rational design of business interface management technology, adopts computer modules, interface modules, and management system modules, which can effectively integrate more controls, save time and effort, and form a unified system management with two-way access; it uses network gateways and firewalls to connect to the Internet to ensure information security; and it uses authentication login on the login interface to enhance system security. Attached Figure Description
[0051] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of a management system with a business interface according to the present invention.
[0052] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the module structure of a management system with a business interface according to the present invention. Detailed Implementation
[0053] The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.
[0054] See Figures 1-2 As shown, the present invention provides a business interface management system, which includes: a computer module, an interface module, and a management system module. The interface module and the management system module are mounted on the computer module, and the management system module is presented through the interface module.
[0055] The management system module includes procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management.
[0056] Among them, procurement management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, inventory management and data analysis management are in one management line. Procurement management borrows from financial management and personnel management to purchase goods through resource management, and manages the transportation of purchased goods. When the purchased goods arrive at the warehouse, they are managed for inventory. The data information of procurement management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management and inventory management will be transmitted to data analysis management for data information storage and analysis processing.
[0057] Among them, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management and data analysis management form another management line. Order management uses financial management and personnel management to sell goods through resource management, and manages the transportation of sold goods from inventory management. Once the sold goods reach the buyer, the data information from order management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management and inventory management will be transmitted to data analysis management for data storage and analysis processing.
[0058] The connection between the management systems in this business interface is made through network gateways and firewalls to the Internet, ensuring information security.
[0059] The interface module is developed using Java and IntelliJ IDEA, with the Spring Boot framework as its foundation. It is equipped with Spring Authorization Server as the access control framework, and the development platform has built-in security defenses, including SQL injection, script injection, sensitive data encryption and decryption, and API bypass. For the platform's internal interfaces, the MVC three-tier architecture pattern is selected to make business operations run more smoothly.
[0060] The management system module uses a MySQL database for management operations.
[0061] The forms in this management system module are created using form control templates and form control design rules. The controls include layout controls, text controls, background controls, table controls, graphic controls, and form controls. They are generated and displayed using an HTML control converter and stored in a database for easy editing and modification. The generated display allows for online preview, online function running, and online source code viewing.
[0062] The procurement management system includes procurement forms, form attributes, form styles, custom additions, and form previews. The procurement form is a registration form for purchased items. Form attributes specify the form's title and cache path. Form styles define the form's display method. Custom additions allow adding or deleting content from the form. The form preview allows for viewing and reviewing the procurement form. The procurement form's title and cache path can be modified through form attributes, and its display method can be modified through form styles. Adding or deleting content from the procurement form is done through custom additions. Finally, the procurement form can be viewed or printed through the form preview.
[0063] The transportation management includes vehicle dispatching, route planning, and transportation monitoring. Vehicle dispatching involves rationally allocating suitable vehicles for transportation, route planning involves optimizing the selection of transportation routes, and transportation monitoring involves monitoring the real-time location and transportation status of the vehicles.
[0064] The interface module includes a navigation bar, a menu bar, a main content area, and a status bar. The navigation bar is located at the top of the interface, the menu bar on the side, the status bar at the bottom, and the main content area in the center. The main content area displays and allows operation of the main content for procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management, such as displaying data and operation interfaces for specific modules. The status bar displays the operation status of these modules, such as currently logged-in user information, system time, and version information. The navigation bar provides guidance for these modules, and the menu bar provides selection options for each module.
[0065] The order management system includes an order list, order details, and order operations. The order list provides an overview of each order, with order details at the bottom. Order operations allow users to access and manipulate order details from the order list, and further perform operations within the order details. The order list displays an overview of all orders, including key information such as order number, customer name, order status, and order time. Clicking on a specific order displays its detailed information, such as product list, order amount, and delivery address. Order operations provide buttons for changing order status (e.g., confirmed, shipped, completed), editing, and deleting orders.
[0066] This financial management encompasses accounting, financial analysis, revenue and expenditure, and funds, all of which work together to form financial management. Accounting includes general ledgers, subsidiary ledgers, and voucher management; financial analysis provides financial statements, budget analysis, and cost control; revenue and expenditure refers to accounts receivable and accounts payable, specifically managing the company's accounts receivable and accounts payable, including invoices, payments and receipts, and aging analysis; and funds involve forecasting, planning, and controlling the company's cash flow.
[0067] This inventory management includes receiving, issuing, item classification, and item tracking. Items are stored in the warehouse through item classification and item tracking, and items are transferred out of the warehouse through item classification and item tracking.
[0068] This resource management includes customer information, sales probability, and after-sales feedback. Customer information records information on current and potential customers. After-sales feedback analyzes customer information to ensure sales probability. Customer information includes customer files, contacts, contracts, etc. Sales probability tracks sales opportunities and predicts sales revenue. After-sales feedback provides after-sales service support, such as product repair, returns, and exchanges, as well as customer relationship maintenance, such as maintaining good customer relationships through customer follow-up and satisfaction surveys.
[0069] This data analysis and management system includes data collection, data integration, and data analysis and presentation. Data collection involves gathering relevant data from procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, and resource management. Data integration involves summarizing and matching the collected data. Data analysis and presentation involves analyzing and processing the summarized data and displaying it in the form of charts. This data analysis and management system uses graphs such as line charts, pie charts, and radar charts for analysis and presentation. For each graph, information such as the horizontal axis, title, and statistical values will be set.
[0070] The interface module also includes prompts, error handling, and quick operations. Prompts refer to the pop-up confirmation dialog box when the user performs critical operations such as deleting an order to prevent accidental operation. Error handling refers to providing clear error information for user input errors or system errors to guide the user to correct the error. Quick operations refer to providing commonly used shortcut buttons or hotkeys to improve the user's operating efficiency.
[0071] One method for operating a management system with a business interface includes the following steps:
[0072] Step 1: Setting up a procurement management system:
[0073] The system allows users to select a purchase form, form attributes, form style, custom addition, and form preview. The purchase form is a registration form for purchased items. The form attributes are the form's title and cache path. The form style is how the form is displayed. Custom addition allows users to add or delete content on the form. The form preview allows users to preview and view the purchase form. The purchase form's title and cache path can be modified through form attributes, and its display method can be modified through form style. Adding or deleting content from the purchase form is done through custom addition. Finally, the purchase form can be viewed or printed through the form preview.
[0074] Step 2: Setting up a transportation management system:
[0075] The system selects vehicle dispatching, route planning, and transportation monitoring. Vehicle dispatching involves rationally allocating suitable vehicles for transportation, route planning involves optimizing the selection of transportation routes, and transportation monitoring involves monitoring the real-time location and transportation status of the vehicles.
[0076] Step 3: Setting up the order management system:
[0077] Select from the order list, order details, and order actions. The order list displays an overview of each order, with the order details at the bottom. You can access the order details from the order list to view and perform actions, and then perform actions within the order details through the order actions.
[0078] Step 4: Establishing a financial management system:
[0079] Financial management is comprised of accounting, financial analysis, revenue and expenditure, and funds, which work together to form a comprehensive financial management system.
[0080] Step 5: Setting up inventory management:
[0081] Select inbound, outbound, item classification, and item tracking. Inbound items are stored in the warehouse through item classification and item tracking, and outbound items are transferred out of the warehouse through item classification and item tracking.
[0082] Step 6: Setting up resource management:
[0083] Select customer information, sales probability, and after-sales feedback. Customer information is stored for existing and potential customers. After-sales feedback is used to analyze customer information to ensure sales probability.
[0084] Step 7: Setting up data analysis and management:
[0085] The data collection, data integration, and data analysis presentation are selected. Data collection involves collecting relevant data information from procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, and resource management. Data integration involves summarizing and matching the collected data information. Data analysis presentation involves analyzing and processing the summarized data information and displaying it in the form of charts.
[0086] Step 8: Building the Interface Module:
[0087] Select the navigation bar, menu bar, main content area, and status bar. The navigation bar is positioned at the top of the interface, the menu bar on the side, the status bar at the bottom, and the main content area in the center. The main content area displays and facilitates the operation of procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management, such as displaying data and operation interfaces for specific modules. The status bar displays the operation status of these management modules. Next, select prompts, error handling, and quick operations. Prompts should display a confirmation dialog when the user performs critical operations such as deleting an order to prevent accidental operations. Error handling should provide clear error messages for user input errors or system errors to guide the user in correcting them. Quick operations provide commonly used shortcut buttons or hotkeys to improve user efficiency.
[0088] Step 9: Building the Management System Module:
[0089] Based on steps 1-7, select procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management. Among them, procurement management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, inventory management, and data analysis management form a management route. Procurement management borrows from financial management and personnel management to purchase goods through resource management, and manages the transportation of purchased goods. When the purchased goods arrive at the warehouse, inventory management is carried out. The data information of procurement management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and inventory management will be transmitted to data analysis management for data information storage and analysis processing.
[0090] Among them, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management and data analysis management form another management line. Order management uses financial management and personnel management to sell goods through resource management, and manages the transportation of sold goods from inventory management. Once the sold goods reach the buyer, the data information from order management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management and inventory management will be transmitted to data analysis management for data storage and analysis processing.
[0091] Step 10: Building the management system for the business interface:
[0092] Based on steps 8 and 9, select the computer module, the interface module, and the management system module. The interface module and the management system module are mounted on the computer module, and the management system module is presented through the interface module.
[0093] Although embodiments of the invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.
Claims
1. A management system with a business interface, characterized in that, The management system of the business interface includes: a computer module, an interface module, and a management system module. The interface module and the management system module are mounted on the computer module, and the management system module is presented through the interface module. The management system modules include procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management. The procurement management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, inventory management, and data analysis management are all on the same management line. The procurement management uses the financial management and personnel management to purchase goods through the resource management, and then manages the purchased goods through the transportation management. Once the purchased goods arrive at the warehouse, the inventory management is implemented. The data information from the procurement management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and inventory management is transmitted to the data analysis management for data storage and analysis. Among them, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management and data analysis management form another management line. Order management uses financial management and personnel management to sell goods through resource management, and transports the sold goods from inventory management to the buyers. The data information from order management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management and inventory management is transmitted to data analysis management for data storage and analysis processing.
2. The management system for a business interface according to claim 1, characterized in that, The procurement management includes procurement forms, form attributes, form styles, custom additions, and form previews. The procurement form is a registration form for purchased items. The form attributes are the form's title and cache path. The form style is the form's display method. Custom additions are used to add or delete content on the form. The form preview is used to preview and view the procurement form. The procurement form's title and cache path can be modified through the form attributes, and its display method can be modified through the form style. Adding or deleting content from the procurement form is done through custom additions. Finally, the procurement form can be viewed or printed through the form preview.
3. The management system for a business interface according to claim 1, characterized in that, The transportation management includes vehicle scheduling, route planning, and transportation monitoring. Vehicle scheduling involves rationally allocating suitable vehicles for transportation, route planning involves optimizing the selection of transportation routes, and transportation monitoring involves monitoring the real-time location and transportation status of the vehicles.
4. The management system for a business interface according to claim 1, characterized in that, The interface module includes a navigation bar, a menu bar, a main content area, and a status bar. The navigation bar is located at the top of the interface, the menu bar is located on the side of the interface, the status bar is located at the bottom of the interface, and the main content area is located in the middle of the interface. The main content area displays and allows operation of the main content of procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management. The status bar displays the operation status of procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management. The navigation bar provides navigation guidance for procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management. The menu bar provides selection and access menus for procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management.
5. The management system for a business interface according to claim 1, characterized in that, The order management includes an order list, order details, and order operations. The order list displays an overview of each order, and the order details are located at the bottom of the order list. Order operations allow users to access and view order details from the order list, and further perform operations within the order details.
6. The management system for a business interface according to claim 1, characterized in that, The financial management includes accounting, financial analysis, revenue and expenditure, and funds, which work together to form financial management.
7. The management system for a business interface according to claim 1, characterized in that, The inventory management includes inbound, outbound, item classification, and item tracking. Inbound items are stored in the warehouse through item classification and item tracking, and outbound items are transferred out of the warehouse through item classification and item tracking.
8. The management system for a business interface according to claim 1, characterized in that, The resource management includes customer information, sales probability, and after-sales feedback. The customer information stores information on current and potential customers, and the after-sales feedback is used to analyze the customer information to ensure the sales probability.
9. The management system for a business interface according to claim 1, characterized in that, The data analysis and management includes data collection, data integration, and data analysis and presentation. Data collection involves collecting relevant data information from procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, and resource management. Data integration involves summarizing and matching the collected data information. Data analysis and presentation involves analyzing and processing the summarized data information and displaying it in the form of charts and graphs.
10. A method for operating a management system with a business interface, characterized in that, The operation method steps are as follows: Step 1: Setting up a procurement management system: The system selects a purchase form, form attributes, form style, custom addition, and form preview. The purchase form is a registration form for purchased items. The form attributes are the form's title and cache path. The form style is the form's display method. Custom addition is used to add or delete content on the form. The form preview is used to preview and view the purchase form. The purchase form's title and cache path can be modified through the form attributes, and its display method can be modified through the form style. Adding or deleting content from the purchase form is done through custom addition. Finally, the purchase form can be viewed or printed through the form preview. Step 2: Setting up a transportation management system: The system selects vehicle dispatching, route planning, and transportation monitoring. Vehicle dispatching involves rationally allocating suitable vehicles for transportation, route planning involves optimizing the selection of transportation routes, and transportation monitoring involves monitoring the real-time location and transportation status of the transport vehicles. Step 3: Setting up the order management system: The user can select from the order list, order details, and order operations. The order list provides an overview of each order, while the order details are displayed at the bottom. The order operations allow users to access the order details from the order list for viewing and processing, and further perform operations within the order details. Step 4: Establishing a financial management system: The financial management system comprises accounting, financial analysis, revenue and expenditure, and funds, which work together to form financial management. Step 5: Setting up inventory management: The system selects inbound, outbound, item classification, and item tracking. Inbound items are stored in the warehouse through the item classification and item tracking, and outbound items are transferred out of the warehouse through the item classification and item tracking. Step 6: Setting up resource management: Select customer information, sales probability, and after-sales feedback. The customer information stores information on current and potential customers, and the after-sales feedback is used to analyze the customer information to ensure the sales probability. Step 7: Setting up data analysis and management: The data collection, data integration, and data analysis presentation are selected. The data collection involves collecting relevant data information from procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, and resource management. The data integration involves summarizing and matching the collected data information. The data analysis presentation involves analyzing and processing the summarized data information and displaying it in the form of charts. Step 8: Building the Interface Module: The interface includes a navigation bar, menu bar, main content area, and status bar. The navigation bar is located at the top of the interface, the menu bar is located on the side of the interface, the status bar is located at the bottom of the interface, and the main content area is located in the middle of the interface. The main content area displays and allows operation of the main content of procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management, such as displaying data and operation interfaces of specific modules. The status bar displays the operation status of procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management. Next, select prompt information, error handling, and quick operations. The prompt information refers to the confirmation prompt box that should pop up when the user performs a critical operation such as deleting an order to prevent accidental operation; the error handling refers to providing clear error information for user input errors or system errors to guide the user to correct the error; the quick operations refer to providing commonly used shortcut buttons or hotkeys to improve the user's operating efficiency. Step 9: Building the Management System Module: Based on steps 1-7, the following are selected: procurement management, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and data analysis management. Procurement management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, inventory management, and data analysis management form a single management route. Procurement management uses financial management and personnel management to purchase goods through resource management, and then transports the purchased goods to the warehouse for inventory management. Data from procurement management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management, and inventory management is transmitted to data analysis management for data storage and analysis. Among them, order management, inventory management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management and data analysis management form another management line. Order management uses financial management and personnel management to sell goods through resource management, and transports the sold goods from inventory management to the buyers. The data information from order management, transportation management, financial management, personnel management, resource management and inventory management is transmitted to data analysis management for data information storage and analysis processing. Step 10: Building the management system for the business interface: Based on steps 8-9, a computer module, an interface module, and a management system module are selected. The interface module and the management system module are mounted on the computer module, and the management system module is presented through the interface module.