Contract creating system, contract creating method and computer program

Abstract

To assist a discharging business operator so as to be able to easily identify or input information on the disposal of a waste like the details of the waste subjected to disposal in comparison with conventional technologies.SOLUTION: An assist server 2 for creating a contract when a part or all of processes for disposing an object waste 45 discharged from a discharging business operator 4A for outsourcing to a third party is configured to: display, on a display of a user's computer, a waste screen to input whether or not a unit price for collection and conveyance of the object waste 45 is fixed; receive information on whether or not the unit price is fixed; display a collection and conveyance screen to input collection and conveyance outsourcing information relating to the outsourcing of the collection and conveyance on the display; receive the collection and conveyance outsourcing information, and create a collection and conveyance outsourcing contract by reflecting the received collection and conveyance outsourcing information on a template. When information to the effect that the unit price is fixed is received, such a server displays, as the collection and conveyance screen, a screen to further input the unit price, and accepts the unit price.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a technique for inputting information when disposing of waste.

Background Art

[0002] In Japan, a manifest system is established so that industrial waste is properly disposed of. Legally, industrial waste means waste defined in each item of Article 2, Paragraph 4 of the Law on the Treatment and Cleaning of Waste (so-called Waste Treatment Law) and Cabinet Orders among the waste generated by business activities. In addition, construction waste and specially controlled industrial waste must also be disposed of in accordance with the same law or Cabinet Orders.

[0003] The manifest system is operated based on laws under the guidance of administrative agencies. According to the manifest system, the discharging business operator is obliged to dispose of a specified type of its own waste at its own responsibility. In addition, when the discharging business operator entrusts a business operator such as a collection and transportation operator or a disposal operator with the treatment such as transportation or disposal of waste, it must confirm that the treatment is properly carried out and the waste is finally disposed of by receiving a manifest slip from each business operator, and report the fact to the administrative agency within a specified period.

[0004] When using an electronic manifest system, the discharging business operator can electronically communicate with each party from the registration of the manifest to the report of the completion of the final disposal. JWNET of the Japan Industrial Waste Treatment Promotion Center (JW Center), a public interest incorporated foundation, has become widespread as an electronic manifest system (Non-Patent Document 1).

[0005] When using JWNET, the discharging business operator must input the manifest information into JWNET by itself. The manifest information includes information on the waste to be discharged, information on the collection and transportation operator who is the consignee of the collection and transportation, information on the disposal operator who is the consignee of the disposal, information on the transfer and storage facility, and information on the disposal site.

[0006] As technologies for assisting in inputting manifest information, the following technologies have been proposed.

[0007] The technology described in Patent Document 1 assists in inputting manifest information using a form. This form is a two - sheet form used at the time of collecting industrial waste, and has a first entry column for information identifying the industrial waste discharger, a second entry column for the collection date and time of industrial waste, a third entry column for the collection amount of industrial waste, and a stamping column for collection confirmation.

[0008] After the necessary items are entered in the first entry column, the second entry column, and the third entry column, and a stamp is affixed to the stamping column, one of the two - sheet forms is used for the discharger's storage, and the other of the two - sheet forms is collected by the collection and transportation operator. Then, the collection and transportation operator creates waste collection data based on the form and inputs it into JWNET.

[0009] The technology described in Patent Document 2 assists in inputting manifest information using a form and OCR. The discharger enters the manifest information on a registration form and FAX - transmits it to the ASP and the collection and transportation operator. Then, the ASP converts the FAX - transmitted image into data for a "slip - cum - report" using OCR. The collection and transportation operator takes in the data from the ASP, raises a "slip - cum - report", checks it against the "registration form" received by FAX from the discharger, and after performing the collection and transportation, manually enters necessary items such as the date of completion of transportation and FAX - transmits it to the ASP. The disposer manually enters necessary items such as the date of completion of disposal on the circulated "slip - cum - report" and FAX - transmits it to the ASP.

[0010] When a discharger entrusts the treatment of the waste it discharges to others, it must further conclude a contract regarding the entrustment of waste treatment with the entrusted processor in advance and create a contract document describing the content of the contract. This contract document is generally called an "Industrial Waste Treatment Entrustment Contract Document".

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0011] Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2018-120435 Patent Document 2 Japanese Utility Model Registration No. 3089541 Non-Patent Document 1 JWNET website, searched on November 29, 2021, URL of this website "https: / / www.jwnet.or.jp / jwnet / index.html" Summary of the Invention Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0012] By the way, as described above, the manifest information contains various information. Among these information, it is particularly difficult to identify the information of the waste to be disposed of. Therefore, it is not easy for the discharging business operator to create a manifest.

[0013] Also, when creating a contract for entrusting the treatment of industrial waste, the breakdown of the waste to be disposed of must be described. However, as described above, it is difficult to identify the information of the waste. Therefore, it is not easy for the discharging business operator to create a contract for entrusting the treatment of industrial waste either.

[0014] In view of such problems, an object of the present invention is to support a discharging business operator so that information related to the disposal of waste, such as the breakdown of the waste to be disposed of, can be specified or input more easily than before. Means for Solving the Problems

[0015] The waste identification support sheet according to one embodiment of the present invention is a waste identification support sheet used for creating a manifest necessary for disposing of target waste to be discharged or for concluding a contract to entrust part or all of the process of disposing of the target waste to others, and identifying the type of the target waste. A first identifier, which is an identifier for each of a plurality of types of industrial waste, is described in a first area for allowing an entry person to select the type of industrial waste included in the target waste. For each of a plurality of composites, a second identifier, which is an identifier for the type of industrial waste that can constitute the composite among the plurality of types of industrial waste, is described in a second area for allowing the entry person to select the type of waste that constitutes the composite. A third identifier, which is an identifier for each of a plurality of types of specially controlled industrial waste, is described in a third area for allowing the entry person to select the type of specially controlled industrial waste included in the target waste. A first guide for guiding the entry person to proceed to the first area when the target waste corresponds to industrial waste or construction waste and to proceed to the third area when it corresponds to specially controlled industrial waste is described above the first area. A second guide for guiding the entry person to proceed to the second area when the target waste corresponds to industrial waste or construction waste and also corresponds to a composite is described between the first guide and the first area.

[0016] The waste disposal support document according to one embodiment of the present invention is a waste disposal support document that creates a manifest necessary for disposing of target waste to be discharged or concludes a contract for entrusting part or all of the process of disposing of the target waste to others, and includes the waste identification support sheet, a first collection and transportation information sheet for entering first collection and transportation process information regarding a first collection and transportation process of collecting and transporting the target waste from a discharging business site that discharges the target waste to a disposal business site that disposes of the target waste or a transfer storage facility that stores the target waste for transfer, a second collection and transportation information sheet for entering second collection and transportation process information regarding a second collection and transportation process of collecting and transporting the target waste from the transfer storage facility to the disposal business site, a first disposal information sheet for entering first disposal process information regarding a first disposal process that is the first disposal of the target waste, and a second disposal information sheet for entering second disposal process information regarding a second disposal process that is the second disposal of the target waste.

[0017] A contract document generation system according to an aspect of the present invention is a contract document generation system that generates a contract document when entrusting part or all of the process of disposing of target waste discharged by a discharging business operator to another person. The discharging business site that discharges the target waste, the target type that is the type of the target waste, the frequency of presenting the analysis certificate of the target waste, the collection and transportation operator that is the entrusted destination of the collection and transportation of the target waste, the first entrusted contract period that is the period of the entrusted contract for the collection and transportation, the loading destination of the target waste, the first collection and transportation business permit given to the collection and transportation operator from the local government to which the loading destination belongs, the unloading destination of the target waste, the second collection and transportation business permit given to the collection and transportation operator from the local government to which the unloading destination belongs, the disposal operator that is the entrusted destination of the disposal of the target waste, the second entrusted contract period that is the period of the disposal entrusted contract, the disposal business site that performs the disposal among the business sites of the disposal operator, the disposal business permit given to the disposal business site from the local government to which the disposal business site belongs, and a reception means for receiving the disposal method; as the contract document, the discharging business site, the target type, the frequency, the collection and transportation operator, the first entrusted contract period, the loading destination, the first collection and transportation business permit, the unloading destination, and the second collection and transportation business permit received by the reception means are written into respective predetermined areas in a first template to generate a collection and transportation entrusted contract document, or the discharging business site, the target type, the frequency, the disposal operator, the second entrusted contract period, the disposal business site, the disposal business permit, and the disposal method are written into respective predetermined areas in a second template to generate a disposal entrusted contract document, and a contract document generation means.

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[0019] 〔1. Overall Configuration〕 FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of the overall configuration of the electronic manifest support system 1. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the computer main body 21. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the confirmation sheet 5.

[0020] As shown in Fig. 1, the electronic manifest support system 1 is composed of a support server 2, a terminal 3A for the discharging business operator, a terminal 3B for the collection and transportation business operator, a terminal 3C for the disposal business operator, and a communication line 40, etc. The electronic manifest support system 1 supports the discharging business operator 4A to create a contract document such as a "Contract for Entrusting Industrial Waste Disposal", and supports the discharging business operator 4A, the collection and transportation business operator 4B, and the disposal business operator 4C to input manifest information or report information, etc. to the electronic manifest system 100, and to refer to these information. The electronic manifest system 100 is the JWNET of the Japan Industrial Waste Disposal Promotion Center, a public interest incorporated foundation.

[0021] The discharging business operator 4A is a business operator that discharges waste, and for example, business operators in various industries such as manufacturing, construction, maintenance, and medical institutions may be applicable. After the waste is discharged, it is discarded through the processes of collection, transportation, and disposal.

[0022] The collection and transportation business operator 4B is a collection and transportation business operator that has obtained permission from the local government (such as a prefecture or ordinance-designated city) as an industrial waste collection and transportation business or a special management industrial waste collection and transportation business (hereinafter referred to as "collection and transportation business permission"). The disposal business operator 4C is a disposal business operator that has obtained permission from the local government as an industrial waste disposal business or a special management industrial waste disposal business (hereinafter referred to as "disposal business permission").

[0023] Hereinafter, each discharging business operator 4A may be described by distinguishing it as "discharging business operator 4A1", "discharging business operator 4A2",.... Similarly, each collection and transportation business operator 4B may be described by distinguishing it as "collection and transportation business operator 4B1", "collection and transportation business operator 4B2",..., and the disposal business operator 4C may be described by distinguishing it as "disposal business operator 4C1", "disposal business operator 4C2",....

[0024] The support server 2 provides input screens such as manifest information or reporting information and reference screens to the terminal 3A for the waste disposal business operator, receives this information and registers it in the electronic manifest system 100, or provides this information registered in the electronic manifest system 100 to any terminal. That is, the support server 2 serves as an interface between the electronic manifest system 100 and the terminal 3A for the waste disposal business operator. Furthermore, a contract document is generated based on this information.

[0025] As the support server 2, a so-called server machine or a cloud server is used. Hereinafter, the case where a server machine is used will be described as an example.

[0026] As shown in FIG. 2, the support server 2 is composed of a computer main body 21, a display 22a, a keyboard 22b, a pointing device 22c, and the like. The computer main body 21 is composed of a main processor 21a, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 21b, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 21c, an auxiliary storage device 21d, a network adapter 21e, an input / output interface 21f, a graphic board 21g, and the like.

[0027] The main processor 21a is a processor such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit) or a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), and executes a program loaded in the RAM 21b.

[0028] In the ROM 21c or the auxiliary storage device 21d, in addition to the operating system, a support program 20 is installed. The support program 20 is a program for assisting the waste disposal business operator 4A in creating a contract document, or in inputting or referring to manifest information, reporting information, etc. The contract is roughly classified into a collection and transportation contract, which is a contract regarding the collection and transportation of waste, and a disposal contract, which is a contract regarding the disposal of waste.

[0029] The support program 20 is loaded into the RAM 21b and executed by the main processor 21a. Other programs are also appropriately loaded into the RAM 21b and executed by the main processor 21a. As the auxiliary storage device 21d, an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) or an SSD (Solid State Drive) etc. is used.

[0030] The network adapter 21e is a communication device such as a NIC (Network Interface Card) for communicating with the terminal 3A for the emitter, the collection and transportation operator terminal 3B, the terminal 3C for the disposer, and the electronic manifest system 100 etc. The input / output interface 21f is an input / output board corresponding to a standard such as USB (Universal Serial Bus), to which the keyboard 22b and the pointing device 22c are connected.

[0031] The graphic board 21g generates a video signal for displaying a screen and transmits it to the display 22a. It may also be called a "video board" or a "video card". etc. The display 22a is connected to the graphic board 21g and displays an image based on the video signal from the graphic board 21g.

[0032] The display 22a displays a screen for inputting a command or information and a screen showing the execution result of the processing by the main processor 21a etc. based on the video signal.

[0033] The keyboard 22b and the pointing device 22c are used for inputting a command or information. It may be possible to input a command or information to the support server 2 by a personal computer, a tablet computer, or a smartphone via a communication line.

[0034] The terminal 3A for the discharging business operator is the terminal used by the discharging business operator 4A. The terminal 3B for the collection and transportation business operator is the terminal used by the collection and transportation business operator 4B. The terminal 3C for the disposal business operator is the terminal used by the disposal business operator 4C. As the terminal 3A for the discharging business operator, the terminal 3B for the collection and transportation business operator, and the terminal 3C for the disposal business operator, a computer equipped with a function to connect to the Internet and a web browser, such as a personal computer, a tablet computer, or a smartphone, is used.

[0035] Hereinafter, the discharging business operators 4A1 and 4A2 and their respective terminals 3A for the discharging business operator may be described as being distinguished as the "terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator", the "terminal 3A2 for the discharging business operator",... Similarly, the collection and transportation business operators 4B1 and 4B2 and their respective terminals 3B for the collection and transportation business operator may be described as being distinguished as the "terminal 3B1 for the collection and transportation business operator", the "terminal 3B2 for the collection and transportation business operator",... and the disposal business operators 4C1 and 4C2 and their respective terminals 3C for the disposal business operator may be described as being distinguished as the "terminal 3C1 for the disposal business operator", the "terminal 3C2 for the disposal business operator",...

[0036] When discharging a specific type of waste, the discharging business operator 4A must create a contract corresponding to the type and further register the electronic manifest in the electronic manifest system 100. Hereinafter, the waste to be discharged is described as the "target waste 45".

[0037] As described above, it is not easy to identify the type of the target waste 45. Therefore, a confirmation sheet 5 as shown in FIG. 3 is used. The discharging business operator 4A delivers the confirmation sheet 5 to the collection and transportation business operator 4B or the disposal business operator 4C and asks them to fill in the information regarding the target waste 45 on the confirmation sheet 5. However, when the target waste 45 is a valuable item, a valuable item sheet 55 (see FIG. 12) described later is used instead of the confirmation sheet 5.

[0038] The confirmation sheet 5 is a single printed sheet of A4 size, and in addition to the five columns (fields) of the business name column 5A, the major classification column 5B, the type column 5C, the composite column 5D, and the specially controlled industrial waste column 5E, the title of the confirmation sheet 5 and messages guiding the method of response are printed. Hereinafter, taking the case where the discharging business operator 4A1 discharges the target waste 45 as an example, these columns will be described.

[0039] [2. Confirmation Sheet 5] Figure 4 is a diagram showing an example of the major classification column 5B. Figure 5 is a diagram showing an example of the type column 5C. Figure 6 is a diagram showing an example of the composite column 5D. Figure 7 is a diagram showing an example of the specially controlled industrial waste column 5E.

[0040] In the confirmation sheet 5 (see Figure 3), the business name column 5A is a column for entering the name of the discharging business operator 4A that discharges the target waste 45, and in this example, the name of the discharging business operator 4A1 is entered.

[0041] The major classification column 5B is a column for selecting a rough classification of the target waste 45. As shown in Figure 4, three check boxes 5B1, 5B2, and 5B3 are provided, and the classification names of "1. Industrial waste", "2. Construction waste (including industrial waste)", and "3. Specially controlled industrial waste" are printed immediately to the right of each of the check boxes 5B1, 5B2, and 5B3.

[0042] If the waste to be disposed of 45 falls under any of the items of Article 2, Paragraph 4 of the Waste Disposal Act but does not fall under the specially controlled industrial waste of Paragraph 5 of the same Article (hereinafter referred to as "ordinary industrial waste"), the person filling in the form shall check the checkbox 5B1 with a check mark (such as "√" or "×"). Or, if it falls under construction waste, the person shall check the checkbox 5B2 with a check mark. Or, if it falls under specially controlled industrial waste, the person shall check the checkbox 5B3 with a check mark. If it is difficult to determine whether it falls under ordinary industrial waste or construction waste, the person may check either one of the checkboxes 5B1 and 5B2, or both.

[0043] Furthermore, messages such as "Please proceed to the next step", "Please proceed to the next step", and "Please proceed to 3." are printed directly below the classification names corresponding to the checkboxes 5B1, 5B2, and 5B3 respectively as a guide to lead to the next operation column (area).

[0044] If the person filling in the form checks either one of the checkboxes 5B1 and 5B2, they shall proceed to the type column 5C, and if they check the checkbox 5B3, they shall proceed to the specially controlled industrial waste column 5E.

[0045] The type column 5C is a column for selecting the types of ordinary industrial waste contained in the waste to be disposed of 45. As shown in Figure 5, checkboxes are provided one by one for each type specified by the law. In December 2021, there are a total of 20 types, including 6 types directly specified in Article 2, Paragraph 4, Item 1 of the Waste Disposal Act and 14 types specified in the Enforcement Order of the same Act. Therefore, checkboxes 5C01, 5C02, 5C03,..., 5C20 are provided as checkboxes for each type.

[0046] Also, immediately to the right of each of the 20 check boxes 5C01, 5C02, 5C03, …, 5C20, there is printed a type name such as “burned shell”, “sludge”, “waste oil”, …, “processed for disposing of the above waste (Waste No. 13)”.

[0047] The person filling in selects the type to which the target waste 45 belongs by checking the check box corresponding to that type among the check boxes 5C01 to 5C20. When the target waste 45 includes multiple types of waste, select by checking the check boxes corresponding to each of these types.

[0048] In the type column 5C, there are further provided a name area 5C3 and check boxes 5C41, 5C42.

[0049] When the target waste 45 includes waste of unknown type, waste that does not seem to fall into any of the above 20 types, or waste with an alias, etc., the person filling in enters the name of that waste in the name area 5C3. For example, enter as “waste pallet” or “photographic developing waste liquid”.

[0050] Also, the person filling in appropriately designates on the confirmation sheet 5 whether an analysis sheet is required. Specifically, check the check box 5C41 if an analysis sheet is not required, and check the check box 5C42 if it is required.

[0051] Immediately above the type column 5C, there is printed a message including guidance to the composite column 5D, “For composites, please proceed to “2)”. When the target waste 45 consists only of composites, the person filling in skips the entry in the type column 5C and proceeds to the composite column 5D. When the target waste 45 includes both composites and other waste, after completing the entry in the type column 5C for the latter, proceed to the composite column 5D to make an entry for the former.

[0052] The composite column 5D is a column for selecting each type of waste contained in the target waste 45 when the target waste 45 is a composite. As shown in FIG. 6, horizontal lines (rows) are provided for each category of the composite. In this embodiment, lines are provided for each of the 12 categories of the composite, namely "shredder dust", "asbestos-containing industrial waste", "mercury-containing dust, etc.",..., "specific hazardous industrial waste".

[0053] Among these categories, the composites of 8 categories from shredder dust to composite materials correspond to both construction waste and ordinary industrial waste. On the other hand, the composites of 4 categories from stable-type construction mixed waste to specific hazardous industrial waste correspond to construction waste but not to ordinary industrial waste.

[0054] At the left end of each line, one check box is provided. Hereinafter, each check box will be described in order from the top as "check box 5D01", "check box 5D02", "check box 5D03",..., "check box 5D12". Immediately to the right of each check box, the name (category name) of the corresponding category of the composite is printed.

[0055] The person filling in selects the category to which the target waste 45 belongs by checking the check box corresponding to that category among check boxes 5D01 to 5D12. When it belongs to multiple categories, it is selected by checking the check boxes corresponding to each of these categories.

[0056] On the right side of the category name of each line, the following objects are further arranged. On each line of the 4 categories of composite materials, waste electrical and mechanical equipment, managed construction mixed waste, and construction mixed waste, a message prompting to return to the type column 5C to select the type of ordinary industrial waste, "Please select from the above '1) Type of industrial waste'", is printed.

[0057] Therefore, when the person filling in the form checks the checkbox of any of these four categories, they should go back to the type column 5C and select the type of waste included in the target waste 45, that is, the composite of that category, from among the 20 types of ordinary industrial waste.

[0058] For each of the eight categories of shredded dust, asbestos-containing industrial waste, mercury-containing waste such as mercury, mercury-using product industrial waste, end-of-life vehicles, waste batteries, stable construction mixed waste, and specific hazardous industrial waste, the type names or abbreviations for each ordinary industrial waste or specific hazardous industrial waste that may be included in the composite are arranged as options. For example, for the line of shredded dust, the four type names or abbreviations of "waste plastic", "rubber scraps", "metal scraps", and "ceramic scraps" are arranged as options. Note that "waste plastic" and "ceramic scraps" are abbreviations of "waste plastics" and "glass scraps, concrete scraps, and ceramic scraps", respectively.

[0059] When the person filling in the form selects any of these eight categories, they should select the types of ordinary industrial waste or specific hazardous industrial waste included in the composite of the selected category, that is, the target waste 45, by circling the option corresponding to that type among the multiple options.

[0060] In addition, name areas 5D21 to 5D31 are provided for each of the 11 categories from shredded dust to construction mixed waste, and name areas 5D32 and 5D33 are provided for specific hazardous industrial waste.

[0061] When necessary, the person filling in the form should enter the name of the target waste 45 in the name area corresponding to the category to which the target waste 45 is considered to belong. In addition, names are printed exemplarily in some name areas in advance. Instead of entering the name, the person filling in the form may circle the name printed in advance.

[0062] The special management industrial waste column 5E is a column for selecting the type of the target waste 45 when the target waste 45 is special management industrial waste. As shown in FIG. 7, horizontal lines are provided for each type. In this embodiment, lines for each of the six types are provided.

[0063] One check box is provided for each line. Hereinafter, each check box will be described as "check box 5E01", "check box 5E02",..., "check box 5E06" in order from the top. Immediately to the right of each check box, the name (type name) of the corresponding type of special management industrial waste is printed.

[0064] The person filling in selects the type to which the target waste 45 belongs by checking the check box corresponding to that type among check boxes 5E01 to 5E06. When it belongs to multiple types, it is selected by checking the check boxes corresponding to each of these types.

[0065] On the right side of the type name of each line, the following objects are further arranged. For each of the six types of easily combustible waste oil, waste acid with a pH of 2.0 or less, waste alkali with a pH of 12.5 or more, infectious waste, imported waste, and specified hazardous industrial waste, the name or abbreviation of each of the one or more wastes that may be included is arranged as an option.

[0066] When the person filling in selects any one of these six types, the name of the waste contained in the target waste 45 is selected by circling the option corresponding to that waste among the multiple options.

[0067] Furthermore, name areas 5E21 to 5E25 are provided for each of the five types of lines from flammable waste oil to imported waste, and name areas 5E26 and 5E27 are provided for specified hazardous industrial waste. The person filling in the form shall, as necessary, enter the name of the target waste 45 in the name area corresponding to the type to which the target waste 45 is considered to belong. In addition, names are printed in some of the name areas as examples. Instead of entering the name, the person filling in the form may circle the pre-printed name.

[0068] [3. Sheets other than the confirmation sheet 5] FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of the collection and transportation operator sheet 51. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of the collection and transportation operator sheet 52. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of the disposal operator sheet 53. FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of the disposal operator sheet 54. FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of the valuable item sheet 55.

[0069] In addition to the confirmation sheet 5, the discharging business operator 4A delivers the collection and transportation operator sheets 51 and 52 as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 to the collection and transportation operator 4B, and delivers the disposal operator sheets 53 and 54 as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 to the disposal operator 4C, and asks them to fill in the necessary information. Hereinafter, taking the case where the discharging business operator 4A1 discharges the target waste 45, the collection and transportation operator 4B1 collects and transports the target waste 45, and the disposal operator 4C1 disposes of the target waste 45 as an example, the method of filling in each sheet will be described.

[0070] The collection and transportation operator sheet 51 is a single A4-sized sheet for filling in information about the collection and transportation operator 4B. In this example, the information about the collection and transportation operator 4B1 is filled in as follows.

[0071] In the confirmed or not column 511, it is entered whether the planned contract unit price and quantity of collection and transportation, that is, the unit price and quantity of collection and transportation of the target waste 45, are confirmed in the collection and transportation contract between the discharging business operator 4A1 and the collection and transportation operator 4B1. Specifically, if not confirmed, a check mark is entered in the check box 511a, and if confirmed, a check mark is entered in the check box 511b.

[0072] In collection and transportation operator column 512, information about collection and transportation operator 4B1 is entered as follows. In cell 512a, the name (operator name) of collection and transportation operator 4B1 is entered. In cell 512b, the position and name of the representative of collection and transportation operator 4B1 are entered. In cell 512c, the address of collection and transportation operator 4B1 is entered. In cell 512d, the JWNET subscriber number of collection and transportation operator 4B1 is entered. In cell 512e, the JWNET public confirmation number of collection and transportation operator 4B1 is entered. In cell 512f, the name (person in charge) of the person in charge of collecting and transporting target waste 45 by collection and transportation operator 4B1 is entered. In cells 512g, 512h, and 512i, the telephone number, email address, and fax number of this person in charge are entered respectively.

[0073] In contract period column 513, information regarding the time of the collection and transportation contract is entered as follows. In cell 513a, the date of conclusion of the collection and transportation contract (contract date) is entered. In cell 513b, the period of the collection and transportation contract, namely the start date and end date, are entered. In cell 513c, it is entered whether the collection and transportation contract is automatically renewed or not. Specifically, when it is automatically renewed, a check mark is entered in the "Yes" checkbox, and when it is not, a check mark is entered in the "No" checkbox.

[0074] In permission column 514, information regarding the collection and transportation business permission given by the local government to collection and transportation operator 4B1 is entered as follows.

[0075] In cells 514a to 514d and checkbox 514e, information regarding the collection and transportation permit given by the local government to which the loading destination, i.e., the location where the target waste 45 is loaded, belongs to the collection and transportation operator 4B1 is entered. In cell 514a, the name of the local government that gave the collection and transportation permit is entered. In cell 514b, the permit number that identifies the collection and transportation permit is entered. In cell 514c, the date of issue of the collection and transportation permit (permit issue date) is entered. In cell 514d, the expiration date of the collection and transportation permit (permit expiration date) is entered. In checkbox 514e, whether a copy of the collection and transportation permit is attached is entered. Specifically, when this copy is attached to the collection and transportation operator sheet 51, a check mark is entered in checkbox 514e.

[0076] In cells 514f to 514i and checkbox 514j, information regarding the collection and transportation permit given by the local government to which the unloading destination, i.e., the location where the target waste 45 is unloaded, belongs to the collection and transportation operator 4B1 is entered as follows. In cell 514f, the name of the local government that gave the collection and transportation permit is entered. In cell 514g, the permit number that identifies the collection and transportation permit is entered. In cell 514h, the date of issue of the collection and transportation permit (permit issue date) is entered. In cell 514i, the expiration date of the collection and transportation permit (permit expiration date) is entered. In checkbox 514j, whether a copy of the collection and transportation permit is attached is entered.

[0077] Note that if the loading destination and the unloading destination belong to the same local government, by entering a check mark in checkbox 514k, the entries in cells 514f to 514i and checkbox 514j can be omitted.

[0078] The collection and transportation operator sheet 52 (see FIG. 9) is an A4-sized sheet used when the target waste 45 is transferred during transportation from the discharging operator 4A1 to the disposal operator 4C1. If there is no transfer, it is not used.

[0079] In the storage facility column 521 of the collection and transportation operator sheet 52, information regarding the facility where the target waste 45 is temporarily stored after being reloaded is entered as follows. In cells 521a and 521b, the name (reloading storage facility name) and address of this facility are entered respectively. In cell 521c, the allowable storage capacity (storage upper limit) of waste that can be stored in this facility is entered. If the JWNET business site code of this facility has been obtained, the JWNET business site code is entered in cell 521d. If the target waste 45 can be mixed with other stable mixed waste, a check mark is entered in the check box 521e. If the target waste 45 must not be mixed with other people's industrial waste, a check mark is entered in the check box 521f.

[0080] In the collection and transportation operator column 522, information regarding the collection and transportation operator 4B who collects and transports the target waste 45 from the facility where information is entered in the storage facility column 521 is entered. If this collection and transportation operator 4B is the collection and transportation operator 4B1, the same information as that entered in cells 512a to 512i of the collection and transportation operator column 512 of the collection and transportation operator sheet 51 (see FIG. 8) is entered in cells 522a to 522i of the collection and transportation operator column 522. If it is another collection and transportation operator 4B, for example, if it is the collection and transportation operator 4B2, the information of the collection and transportation operator 4B2 is entered instead of the information of the collection and transportation operator 4B1.

[0081] In the permission column 523, information regarding the collection and transportation permission of the collection and transportation business given by the local government to the collection and transportation operator 4B entered in the collection and transportation operator column 522 is entered in the same way as in the permission column 514 of the collection and transportation operator sheet 51. That is, in cells 523a to 523d and the check box 523e, information regarding the collection and transportation permission given by the local government to which the loading destination, that is, the storage and management facility belongs, to this collection and transportation operator 4B is entered. In cells 523f to 523i and the check box 523j, information regarding the collection and transportation permission given by the local government to which the unloading destination belongs to this collection and transportation operator 4B is entered.

[0082] The disposal operator sheet 53 (see Fig. 10) is a single A4-sized sheet for entering information about the disposal operator 4C. In this example, the information about the disposal operator 4C1 is entered as follows.

[0083] In the confirmed or not column 531, it is entered whether the planned contract unit price and quantity for disposal, that is, the unit price and quantity for the disposal of the target waste 45, have been confirmed in the disposal contract between the emitting business operator 4A1 and the disposal operator 4C1. Specifically, when not confirmed, a check mark is entered in the check box 531a, and when confirmed, a check mark is entered in the check box 531b.

[0084] In the disposal operator column 532, information about the disposal operator 4C1 is entered. However, when the disposal operator 4C1 is the same as the collection and transportation operator 4B1, there is no need to enter information about the disposal operator 4C1. Therefore, in this case, the person entering the information can omit entering in the remaining cells of the disposal operator column 532 by entering a check mark in the check box of cell 532a.

[0085] In cell 532b, the name (business name) of the disposal operator 4C1 is entered. In cell 532c, the position and name of the representative of the disposal operator 4C1 are entered. In cell 532d, the address of the disposal operator 4C1 is entered. In cell 532e, the name (responsible person's name) of the person responsible for the disposal of the target waste 45 at the disposal operator 4C1 is entered. In cells 532f, 532g, and 532h, the telephone number, email address, and fax number of this responsible person are entered, respectively.

[0086] In the contract period column 533, information regarding the time of the disposal contract is entered as follows. In cell 533a, the date of conclusion of the disposal contract (contract date) is entered. In cell 533b, the period of the disposal contract, that is, the start date and end date, are entered. In cell 533c, it is entered whether the disposal contract is automatically renewed or not. Specifically, if it is automatically renewed, a check mark is entered in the "Yes" checkbox, and if not, a check mark is entered in the "No" checkbox.

[0087] In the disposal business site column 534, information about the business site (disposal business site) used by the disposal operator 4C1 as the facility for disposing of the target waste 45 is entered as follows.

[0088] In cell 534a, the name of this business site (business site name) is entered. In cell 534b, the classification of the treatment carried out at this business site (business site treatment classification) is entered. Specifically, a check mark is entered in the checkbox corresponding to the treatment carried out at this business site among the checkboxes for intermediate treatment, recycling, and final disposal respectively. In cells 534c and 534d, the address and phone number of this business site are entered respectively.

[0089] In cells 534e and 534f, the JWNET subscriber number and JWNET public confirmation number of the disposal operator 4C1 are entered respectively. If a JWNET business site code (so-called branch number) is assigned to this business site, it is entered in cell 534g. In cell 534h, the method of disposing of the target waste 45 at this business site is entered. In cell 534i, the processing capacity of this business site is entered.

[0090] In cells 534j to 534n and checkbox 534p, information regarding the disposal operation permit given by the local government to this workplace is entered as follows. In cell 534j, the name of the local government that granted the disposal operation permit is entered. In cell 534k, the permit number identifying the disposal operation permit is entered. In cell 514m, the date of issue of the disposal operation permit (permit issue date) is entered. In cell 534n, the expiration date of the disposal operation permit (permit expiration date) is entered. In checkbox 534p, it is entered whether a copy of the permit of the disposal operation permit is attached. Specifically, a check mark is entered when the copy is attached.

[0091] Note that when the target waste 45 is disposed of at multiple workplaces, not only the disposal operator sheet 53 but also the disposal operator sheet 54 (see Fig. 11) is used. In cells 534a to 534d, 534g to 534i of the disposal operator sheet 53, information regarding the workplace where the first disposal is carried out is entered. Since the first disposal is usually not the final disposal, in cell 534b, a check mark is entered in the checkbox other than the final disposal.

[0092] When the person entering the information enters a check mark in the checkbox other than the final disposal, they proceed to the disposal operator sheet 54 according to the guidance "If 'Final Disposal' is checked in the processing classification, this is the end. For others, please proceed to 2." On the other hand, when a check mark is entered in the checkbox for the final disposal, in principle, it is not necessary to enter information on the disposal operator sheet 54. Note that even when a check mark is entered in the checkbox other than the final disposal, if it is desired to specify a backup workplace for safety, etc., it is also possible to proceed to the disposal operator sheet 54. Or, since the target waste may be finally disposed of in multiple ways without undergoing intermediate treatment or recycling, it may be possible to replace the guidance "If 'Intermediate Treatment' or 'Recycling' is checked in the processing classification, or if there are multiple final disposals, please proceed to 2. For others, this is the end."

[0093] The disposal operator sheet 54 is an A4-sized sheet for entering information on the second and subsequent or spare business sites.

[0094] When the final disposal destination or recycling destination is described in the contract document of the disposal contract between the discharging business operator 4A1 and the disposal business operator 4C1, a check mark is entered in the check box 541a of the entry presence / absence column 541. On the other hand, when it is not described and attached to the contract document as a list, a check mark is entered in the check box 541b.

[0095] Furthermore, the disposal operator sheet 54 is provided with a plurality (four in the example of FIG. 11) of disposal business site columns 542. The person entering the information assigns one disposal business site column 542 for each of the second and subsequent or spare business sites. If there are five or more second and subsequent or spare business sites, the disposal operator sheet 54 may be copied to increase the disposal business site columns 542. Then, the information for each business site is entered in each disposal business site column 542 as follows.

[0096] In the cell 542a, the name (company name) of the disposal business operator 4C having the business site is entered. In the cells 542b and 543c, the name (business site name) and address of the business site are entered respectively. In the cell 542e, the disposal method of the target waste 45 is entered. In the cell 542d, the processing capacity of the business site is entered. Note that a set of JWNET subscriber numbers and JWNET public confirmation numbers may be assigned to each business site. Therefore, similar to the disposal business site column 534 (see FIG. 10), cells for entering JWNET subscriber numbers and JWNET public confirmation numbers may also be provided in each disposal business site column 542.

[0097] The valuable item sheet 55 is an A4-sized sheet for entering information on valuable items as shown in FIG. 12. When the target waste 45 is a valuable item, the information is entered in the valuable item sheet 55 as follows instead of the confirmation sheet 5 (see FIG. 3).

[0098] The type column 551 is a column for selecting the types of ordinary industrial waste contained in the target waste 45. In addition to the check boxes 5501, 5502, 5503, …, 5520 for each type, a name area 5521 is provided. The filling method is the same as the filling method for the check boxes 5C01~5C20 and the name area 55C1 in the type column 5C (see FIGS. 3 and 5) of the confirmation sheet 5.

[0099] When a collection and transportation permit is required for the trustee who collects and transports the valuable items, i.e., the target waste 45, a check mark is entered in the check box 553a. In this case, information on the collection and transportation operator 4B (in this example, collection and transportation operator 4B1) who collects and transports the target waste 45 is entered in the collection and transportation operator sheet 51 (see FIG. 8) and the like.

[0100] When regardless of the presence or absence of a collection and transportation permit, a check mark is entered in the check box 553b. Then, information such as the name (operator name) of the collection and transportation operator (not necessarily the collection and transportation operator 4B) who collects and transports the target waste 45 is entered in the cells 554a~554g of the collection and transportation operator column 554.

[0101] Also, when a disposal permit is required for the trustee who disposes of the target waste 45, a check mark is entered in the check box 555a. In this case, information on the disposal operator 4C (in this example, disposal operator 4C1) who disposes of the target waste 45 is entered in the disposal operator sheet 53 (see FIG. 10) and the like. When regardless of the presence or absence of a disposal permit, a check mark is entered in the check box 555b. Then, information on the disposal operator (not necessarily the disposal operator 4C) who disposes of the target waste 45 and information on the business site are entered in the cells 556a~556i of the disposal operator column 556.

[0102] [4. Processing by the support program 20] [4.1 Outline of the support program 20] FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of the support server 2. FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of the member table 601. FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an example of the member table 602.

[0103] When the information necessary for each sheet illustrated in FIGS. 8 to 12 is filled in by the collection and transportation operator 4B or the disposal operator 4C, the emitting operator 4A receives these sheets and creates a contract and an electronic manifest based on the information filled in each of them. At this time, the support program 20 (see FIG. 2) of the support server 2 is used. When this information is input to the terminal 3A for the emitting operator, the support program 20 of the support server 2 generates a contract and an electronic manifest. Hereinafter, the mechanism by which the support program 20 generates a contract and an electronic manifest will be described.

[0104] By executing the support program 20 on the main processor 21a, functions such as the operator data etc. storage unit 201, the planned disposal data storage unit 202, the contract template data storage unit 203, the contract data storage unit 204, the menu screen etc. providing unit 211, the planned emission registration unit 212, the planned collection and transportation registration unit 213, the planned disposal registration unit 214, the description necessity registration unit 215, the operator information etc. registration unit 216, the contract generation unit 217, and the electronic manifest generation unit 218 shown in FIG. 13 are realized in the support server 2.

[0105] The operator data etc. storage unit 201 stores data related to the emitting operator 4A, data related to the collection and transportation operator 4B, data related to the disposal operator 4C, etc. As data related to the emitting operator 4A, as shown in FIG. 14, member data 6A for each operator (hereinafter referred to as "member") using the service of the support server 2 is aggregated and stored in the member table 601. Further, a member table 602 as shown in FIG. 15 is prepared in association with the company code for each member, and member data 6B for each member who manages the member or is employed by the member is stored in the corresponding member table 602.

[0106] The member data 6A and the member data 6B are input by the operator of the support server 2 when the discharging business operator 4A becomes a member. Then, the business operator information registration section 216 causes the business operator data storage section 201 to store the member data 6A and the member data 6B. As will be described later, the business operator information registration section 216 also has the role of causing the business operator data storage section 201 to store data related to the collection and transportation business operator 4B and data related to the disposal business operator 4C.

[0107] In the member business operator data 6A, as member information, an identifier (company code), name (business operator name), address, telephone number, JWNET subscriber number, and EDI usage confirmation key are shown. The "EDI usage confirmation key" is a key required when using the ASP service of JWNET. When the discharging business operator 4A has a plurality of business sites, the address, telephone number, JWNET subscriber number, and EDI usage confirmation key of the representative business site are shown.

[0108] In the member data 6B, as member information, an identifier (user code), name, password, and e-mail address are shown. The user code and password are used to log in to the website of the support server 2. Other data stored in the business operator data storage section 201 will be described sequentially later. The member table 602 of the member (discharging business operator 4A) has its own company code associated therewith. Note that a web page for the discharging business operator 4A to register, update, or delete the member data 6A and the member data 6B by itself may be provided to the discharging business operator terminal 3A.

[0109] Returning to FIG. 13, the waste disposal scheduled data storage section 202 stores a plurality of data related to the waste disposal schedule. The content and registration method of these data will be described later.

[0110] The contract template data storage unit 203 stores in advance data of the contract templates of the collection and transportation contracts and data of the contract templates of the disposal contracts. The contract document data storage unit 204 stores the data of the contract documents generated by the contract document generation unit 217. The content and usage method of these data will be described later.

[0111] [4.2 Input of Information Regarding Discharge Business Operator 4A and Target Waste 45] FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an example of the top screen 7A. FIG. 17 is a diagram showing an example of the creation menu screen 7B. FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an example of the basic information screen 7C. FIG. 19 is a diagram showing an example of the business site registration dialog 7D. FIG. 20 is a diagram showing an example of the business site table 603. FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an example of the business site selection dialog 7E. FIG. 22 is a diagram showing an example of the basic information screen 7C. FIG. 23 is a diagram showing an example of the contract waste screen 7F. FIG. 24 is a diagram showing an example of the discharge dialog 7G. FIG. 25 is a diagram showing an example of the discharge dialog 7G. FIG. 26 is a diagram showing an example of the discharge dialog 7G. FIG. 27 is a diagram showing an example of the attribute table 604. FIG. 28 is a diagram showing an example of the classification registration dialog 7H.

[0112] The menu screen etc. providing unit 211 provides a screen for guiding the operator (user) of the discharge business operator 4A to a screen for inputting the planned disposal of waste to the terminal 3A for the discharge business operator. Hereinafter, a case where the operator of the discharge business operator 4A1 operates the terminal 3A1 for the discharge business operator to input information before discharging the target waste 45 will be described as an example.

[0113] When the operator designates a predetermined URL (Uniform Resource Locator) in the web browser of the terminal 3A1 for the discharge business operator, the terminal 3A1 for the discharge business operator accesses the website of the support server 2.

[0114] Then, the menu screen and other provision unit 211 of the support server 2 requests the waste disposal business operator terminal 3A1 to input a user code, a password, and a company code. Here, the operator inputs his / her own user code and password, as well as the company code of the affiliated entity, that is, the waste disposal business operator 4A1. Then, the waste disposal business operator terminal 3A1 transmits the input user code, password, and company code to the support server 2.

[0115] When the menu screen and other provision unit 211 receives the user code, password, and company code, it collates the received user code and password with the user code and password shown in each member data 6B in the member table 602 (see FIG. 15) corresponding to the received company code, that is, the member table 602 of the waste disposal business operator 4A1. If the member data 6B indicating the received user code and password is stored in the member table 602 of the waste disposal business operator 4A1, the operator is allowed to log in to the website of the support server 2.

[0116] After the menu screen and other provision unit 211 allows the operator to log in, it causes the waste disposal business operator terminal 3A1 to display the top screen 7A, which is the top page of the website of the support server 2 as shown in FIG. 16. Specifically, the menu screen and other provision unit 211 transmits data (such as HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) data and image data) for displaying the top screen 7A to the waste disposal business operator terminal 3A1. Then, the waste disposal business operator terminal 3A1 displays the top screen 7A based on these data. Each screen (web page or dialog), such as the creation menu screen 7B (see FIG. 17) and the basic information screen 7C (see FIG. 18) described later, is also displayed on the waste disposal business operator terminal 3A1 by the same mechanism.

[0117] On the top screen 7A, selection buttons 7A1, 7A2, and 7A3 for each of the three classifications of general industrial waste, specially controlled industrial waste, and construction waste are arranged. The operator clicks the selection button corresponding to the classification of the target waste 45 from among these selection buttons.

[0118] Then, the menu screen providing unit 211 causes the screen corresponding to the clicked selection button to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator. Hereinafter, the case where the selection button 7A1 is clicked, that is, the case where ordinary industrial waste is discharged, will be described as an example.

[0119] When the selection button 7A1 is clicked, the menu screen providing unit 211 causes the creation menu screen 7B as shown in FIG. 17 to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator.

[0120] Here, the operator finds and clicks a button corresponding to the operation he / she wants to perform from the creation menu screen 7B. When creating a contract document for the target waste 45, the operator clicks the new creation button 7B1.

[0121] Then, the data necessary for the contract is registered in the waste disposal schedule data storage unit 202 as follows by the discharge schedule registration unit 212, the collection and transportation schedule registration unit 213, the disposal schedule registration unit 214, and the description necessity registration unit 215.

[0122] The discharge schedule registration unit 212 performs the following processing to register information regarding the attributes of the target waste 45 and the discharger.

[0123] The discharge schedule registration unit 212 causes the basic information screen 7C as shown in FIG. 18 to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator. The basic information screen 7C is a web page for inputting information on a plurality of basic items related to the contract. The part indicating the items for which input is mandatory is displayed in a different form from the part indicating the items for which input is optional. For example, among the plurality of text boxes provided on the basic information screen 7C, the text boxes for the items for which input is mandatory are colored in light red, while the objects for the optional items are not colored and are white. The same applies to each screen such as the workplace registration dialog 7D (see FIG. 19) described later.

[0124] The following information is input into the basic information screen 7C. In the text box 7C1, the contract number of the collection and transportation contract for the target waste 45 is optionally input. This contract number is a number for the discharging business operator 4A1 to identify the collection and transportation contract by itself. In the text box 7C2, the contract name of the collection and transportation contract for the target waste 45 is input. This contract name is used as a part of the file name of the contract document. Usually, the title "Industrial Waste Disposal Commission Contract" is used, so "Industrial Waste Disposal Commission Contract" is input by default in the text box 7C2. This title can be re-entered arbitrarily.

[0125] In the text box 7C31, the workplace (i.e., the loading destination of the target waste 45) among the workplaces of the discharging business operator 4A1 itself that discharges the target waste 45 is input as follows.

[0126] When inputting that workplace as the loading destination for the first time, it is necessary to newly register that workplace. Therefore, the operator clicks the new button 7C32. Then, the business operator information registration section 216 causes the workplace registration dialog 7D as shown in FIG. 19 to be displayed on the discharging business operator terminal 3A1 so as to overlay the basic information screen 7C.

[0127] In the workplace registration dialog 7D, in the text box 7D1, the workplace code of the workplace to be registered is optionally input. This workplace code is an identifier for the discharging business operator 4A1 to identify the workplace to be registered by itself. In the text box 7D2, the name (workplace name) of the workplace to be registered is input. In the text boxes 7D31, 7D32, 7D33, and 7D34, the prefecture, city, town, and house number / building name of the address of the workplace to be registered are input respectively. When a postal code is input in the text box 7D35 and the address search button 7D36 is clicked, the business operator information registration section 216 searches the existing database for the prefecture, city, and town corresponding to the input postal code, and automatically inputs them into the text boxes 7D31, 7D32, and 7D33 respectively.

[0128] In text boxes 7D4, 7D5, and 7D6, the telephone number of the business site to be registered, the JWNET subscriber number, and the EDI usage confirmation key are respectively entered. In addition, if necessary, the major industrial classification and medium industrial classification of the discharging business operator 4A1 itself, the reading kana (business site kana) of the business site name, and a memo are entered into other text boxes or list boxes.

[0129] When the operator enters the necessary information regarding the business site to be registered, the operator clicks the registration button 7D7. Then, new business site data 6S1 indicating the information entered in the business site registration dialog 7D is transmitted from the discharging business operator terminal 3A1 to the support server 2.

[0130] In the support server 2, when the business operator information registration section 216 receives the new business site data 6S1, it generates business site data 6C of the business site to be registered and stores it in the business operator data storage section 201. In the business operator data storage section 201, a business site table 603 as shown in FIG. 20 is provided for each member (discharging business operator 4A), and each business site data 6C is sorted into each business site table 603. Therefore, in this example, the generated business site data 6C is stored in the business site table 603 of the discharging business operator 4A1.

[0131] Then, the discharge schedule registration section 212 closes the business site registration dialog 7D and updates the basic information screen 7C (see FIG. 18) so that the business site name of the business site to be registered is entered in the text box 7C31. Thereby, the input of information for identifying the business site that discharges the target waste 45 is completed.

[0132] On the other hand, if the business site that discharges the target waste 45 this time has been entered as a previous loading destination, the business site data 6C of that business site should already be registered in the business site table 603. Therefore, the operator clicks the selection button 7C33 on the basic information screen 7C.

[0133] Then, the discharge schedule registration unit 212 causes the business operator terminal 3A1 to display the business site selection dialog 7E as shown in FIG. 21 so as to overlay the basic information screen 7C. In the business site selection dialog 7E, the business site codes, business site names, locations (prefectures, cities, towns, and building numbers), and telephone numbers (TEL) shown in the business site data 6C stored in the business site table 603 of the discharging business operator 4A, that is, the discharging business operator 4A1 to which the operator belongs, are arranged in a tabular format in rows. Further, selection buttons 7E11, 7E12,... are arranged in order from the top at the left end of each row of the business sites. The operator selects the business site where the target waste 45 is to be discharged by clicking the selection button in the row of that business site. Then, the close button 7E2 is clicked.

[0134] Then, the discharge schedule registration unit 212 closes the business site selection dialog 7E and updates the basic information screen 7C (see FIG. 18) so that the selected business site name is entered in the text box 7C31. Thereby, the input of the information for identifying the business site where the target waste 45 is to be discharged is completed.

[0135] Furthermore, the operator inputs the classification of the target waste 45 using the radio buttons 7C41 and 7C42. By default, the radio button 7C41 is on, that is, industrial waste is input as the classification. The operator turns on the radio button 7C41 when the target waste 45 is not a valuable item, that is, when the information about the target waste 45 is entered in the confirmation sheet 5 (see FIG. 3). On the other hand, when the target waste 45 is a valuable item, that is, when the information about the target waste 45 is entered in the valuable item sheet 55 (see FIG. 12), the radio button 7C42 is turned on.

[0136] In the list box 7C5, the entity that determines the quantity of the target waste 45 is input. When the list box 7C5 is clicked, a pull-down list arranging the types of operators (emitting operator, collection and transportation operator, and disposal operator) is displayed near the list box 7C5. Since there may be multiple collection and transportation operators involved, options such as "Collection and Transportation Operator [First Section]", "Collection and Transportation Operator [Second Section]",... are displayed as the types of collection and transportation operators. Here, the operator selects the operator that is the entity determining the quantity of the target waste 45. As a result, the selected operator is input into the list box 7C5. Note that even if the emitting operator 4A1 can determine the exact quantity, generally the disposal operator 4C determines the quantity, so "Disposal Operator" is input by default in the list box 7C5. In the text box 7C6, a memo can be arbitrarily input.

[0137] Note that when the radio button 7C42 is turned on, that is, when the valuable item is input as a category, the basic information screen 7C is updated to the state where the sets of radio buttons 7C71, 7C72 and radio buttons 7C81, 7C82 are added as shown in FIG. 22.

[0138] In the radio buttons 7C71, 7C72, it is input whether permission from the local government is required to collect and transport the target waste 45. When a check mark is entered in the check box 553a of the valuable item sheet 55, that is, when permission is required, the operator inputs that it is necessary by turning on the radio button 7C71. On the other hand, when a check mark is entered in the check box 553b, that is, when permission is not required, the operator inputs that it is not necessary by turning on the radio button 7C72.

[0139] For radio buttons 7C81 and 7C82, it is input whether permission from the local government is required to dispose of the target waste 45. When a check mark is entered in the check box 555a of the valuable item sheet 55, that is, when permission is required, the operator inputs that it is necessary by turning on the radio button 7C81. On the other hand, when a check mark is entered in the check box 555b, that is, when permission is not required, the operator inputs that it is not necessary by turning on the radio button 7C82.

[0140] When the next page button 7C9 is clicked, the contract basic data 6T1 (see Fig. 45(A)) indicating the information entered on the basic information screen 7C and the name of the discharging business operator 4A1 (discharging business operator name) is transmitted from the discharging business operator terminal 3A1 to the support server 2.

[0141] When the discharging schedule registration unit 212 receives the contract basic data 6T1, it stores the contract basic data 6T1 in the waste disposal schedule data storage unit 202 and displays a contract waste screen 7F as shown in Fig. 23 on the discharging business operator terminal 3A1 instead of the basic information screen 7C. The contract waste screen 7F is a web page for inputting the type of the target waste 45 and the like as follows.

[0142] For radio buttons 7F11 and 7F12, it is input whether the quantity and unit price of the collection and transportation of the target waste 45 are determined. The operator inputs as follows according to the content entered in the confirmed or not column 511 of the collection and transportation operator sheet 51 (see Fig. 8).

[0143] When a check mark is entered in the check box 511b of the confirmed or not column 511, that is, when the quantity and unit price are determined, the operator inputs that it is determined by turning on the radio button 7F11. On the other hand, when a check mark is entered in the check box 511a, the operator inputs that it is not determined by turning on the radio button 7F12.

[0144] Also, it is input whether or not the quantity and unit price of the disposal of the target waste 45 are determined by the radio buttons 7F21 and 7F22. The operator inputs as follows according to the content entered in the confirmed or not column 531 of the disposal operator sheet 53 (see FIG. 10).

[0145] When a check mark is entered in the check box 531b of the confirmed or not column 531, that is, when the quantity and unit price are determined, the operator inputs that it is determined by turning on the radio button 7F21. On the other hand, when a check mark is entered in the check box 531a, it is input that it is not determined by turning on the radio button 7F22.

[0146] Immediately below each of the radio buttons 7F12 and 7F22, a message is arranged stating that if the quantity and unit price cannot be determined, the amount of the stamp duty required for the contract will be the amount corresponding to the so-called No. 7 document (4,000 yen in December 2021). This conveys to the operator that it is preferable for the emitting business operator 4A1 to determine the quantity and unit price. A caution such as "Normally, if the quantity and unit price are not determined, the stamp duty will be higher than when they are determined." may be further arranged as a message.

[0147] The type list 7F3 inputs the type of the target waste 45 as follows. When the add button 7F4 is clicked, the emission schedule registration unit 212 causes the emission dialog 7G as shown in FIG. 24 to be displayed on the emitting business operator terminal 3A1 so as to overlap the contract waste screen 7F.

[0148] The selected list 7G1 shows the types that have already been input (selected). Note that Fig. 24 illustrates a state where no types have been input yet. When the list box 7G2 is clicked, the discharge schedule registration unit 212 displays a candidate list 7G4 near the list box 7G2 as shown in Fig. 25. The candidate list 7G4 lists 20 types of ordinary industrial waste and 8 types of composite materials. Due to the size of the display of the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator, only some of these 28 types may be displayed in the candidate list 7G4. In this case, the operator can display the rest by scrolling the candidate list 7G4.

[0149] The operator clicks and selects the type of the target waste 45 from the candidate list 7G4 in accordance with the content entered in the type column 5C or the composite material column 5D (see Figs. 3, 5, and 6) of the confirmation sheet 5 or the content entered in the type column 551 of the valuable material sheet 55 (see Fig. 12). That is, find the type with a check mark in the check box from the type column 5C, the composite material column 5D, or the type column 551, and select that type from the candidate list 7G4. For example, when a check mark is entered in the check box 5C01, select "burned shell" from the candidate list 7G4. Or, when a check mark is entered in the check box 5D02 and a circle is entered in "waste plastic", select "waste plastics".

[0150] Then, the discharge schedule registration unit 212 redisplay the discharge dialog 7G with the detailed list 7G5 arranged directly below the list box 7G2 as shown in Fig. 26. The detailed list 7G5 shows the attributes (major classification name, JW discharge name, classification code,...) of the type selected in the candidate list 7G4. Also shown are the attributes of one or more subtypes that are the lower-level classifications of that type. Further, a selection button is provided on the left side of each attribute. Here, the mechanism for displaying the candidate list 7G4 will be described.

[0151] In the business operator data storage unit 201, an attribute table 604 as shown in FIG. 27 is provided for each business site of the discharging business operator 4A and each waste classification. In the attribute table 604, attribute data 6D for 20 types of ordinary industrial waste and 8 types of composite materials, that is, 28 types in total, are stored in advance. These 28 types are defined by laws and regulations or are common. However, for all or some of these 28 types, each business operator may call them by its own name or set its own subspecies. To cope with such a situation, the operator can register subspecies in the attribute table 604 as follows.

[0152] The operator clicks the add button 7F5 on the contract waste screen 7F (see FIG. 23). Then, the business operator information registration unit 216 displays a classification registration dialog 7H as shown in FIG. 28 on the discharging business operator terminal 3A1 so as to overlay the contract waste screen 7F. According to the classification registration dialog 7H, 1 to 5 unique names or subspecies can be registered at a time. Hereinafter, the case of registering one subspecies will be described as an example.

[0153] When the operator clicks the list box 7H1, the business operator information registration unit 216 displays a candidate list showing the names of 20 types of ordinary industrial waste and 8 types of composite materials, that is, 28 types in total, similar to the candidate list 7G4 (see FIG. 25). Here, the operator selects the upper classification (type, major classification) of the subspecies to be registered from among the 28 types by clicking its name (major classification name). Note that a unique code within the 28 types is given in advance to each of the 28 types.

[0154] Furthermore, the operator arbitrarily enters the names of the intermediate classification and the sub-classification of the subspecies to be registered (intermediate classification name, sub-classification name) into list boxes 7H2 and 7H3. If there are names that have already been entered as intermediate classification names, when list box 7H2 is clicked, the business operator information registration section 216 displays those names as a candidate list near list box 7H2. The operator may enter the name of the intermediate classification of the subspecies to be registered by clicking on it from this candidate list. The same applies to the sub-classification.

[0155] When a new name is entered as the name of the intermediate classification in list box 7H2, the business operator information registration section 216 assigns a unique code to that name to distinguish it from the existing intermediate classification names. Similarly, when a new name is entered as the name of the sub-classification in list box 7H3, a unique code is assigned to that name to distinguish it from the existing sub-classification names.

[0156] Furthermore, the operator enters a code of a predetermined number of digits as a detailed code into text box 7H4. The operator arbitrarily enters the unique name of the subspecies to be registered (emission name) and the name in JWNET (JW emission name) into text boxes 7H51 and 7H52 respectively. Note that the emission name and the JW emission name may be the same. The operator arbitrarily enters the cubic meter conversion factor (cubic meter conversion factor), the conversion factor for the number / quantity (number / unit conversion factor), and a memo of the subspecies to be registered into text boxes 7H6, 7H7, and 7H8 respectively. Then, the registration button 7H9 is clicked.

[0157] Then, the new classification data 6S2 indicating the information entered in the classification registration dialog 7H is transmitted from the emission business operator terminal 3A1 to the support server 2.

[0158] In the support server 2, when the operator information registration unit 216 receives the new classification data 6S2, it generates the attribute data 6D of the subspecies to be registered. Then, the attribute data 6D is stored in the attribute table 604 (see FIG. 27) corresponding to the emission business site input (specified) on the basic information screen 7C (see FIG. 18) and the waste classification specified on the top screen 7A (see FIG. 16).

[0159] Among the information shown in the attribute data 6D, the classification code is the code corresponding to the large classification name, medium classification name, and small classification name shown in the new classification data 6S2 (that is, the names entered in the list boxes 7H1, 7H2, and 7H3) and the detailed code (that is, the code entered in the list box 7H4) connected in order. For example, when the codes corresponding to the large classification name, medium classification name, and small classification name shown in the new classification data 6S2 are "02", "1", "3" respectively and the detailed code is "765", "0213765" is shown as the classification code in the attribute data 6D. However, when the medium classification name is not shown in the new classification data 6S2, "0" is used as the code corresponding to the medium classification name, and when the small classification name is not shown, "0" is used as the code corresponding to the small classification name. The information other than the classification code is the one shown in the new classification data 6S2.

[0160] Returning to FIG. 26, the emission schedule registration unit 212 extracts the attribute data 6D whose type selected in the list box 7G2 is shown as the large classification name from the attribute table 604, and generates and displays the detailed list 7G5 by arranging the information shown in each of the extracted attribute data 6D.

[0161] The operator selects the most suitable type or subtype for the target waste 45 from among those in the detailed list 7G5 in accordance with the confirmation sheet 5 (see FIGS. 3, 5, and 6) or the valuable item sheet 55 (see FIG. 12) by clicking the corresponding selection button. For example, if a check mark is entered in the check box 5C01 and "lime ash" is entered in the name area 5C3 on the confirmation sheet 5, click the third selection button from the top. Then, the operator clicks the confirmation button 7G3.

[0162] Then, the discharge schedule registration unit 212 closes the discharge dialog 7G and updates the contract waste screen 7F (see FIG. 23) so that the type or subtype selected in the discharge dialog 7G is entered in the type list 7F3. Thereby, the input of the type of the target waste 45 is completed.

[0163] In addition, after a composite material (shredder dust, asbestos-containing industrial waste,..., or composite material) is selected in the candidate list 7G4 (see FIG. 25), if the selection button corresponding to the composite material is clicked in the detailed list 7G5, a type dialog showing each type of waste that can be included in the composite material as an option is displayed on the discharge business operator's terminal 3A1. For example, after shredder dust is selected in the candidate list 7G4 and the selection button corresponding to shredder dust is clicked in the detailed list 7G5, a type dialog showing "waste plastics", "rubber scraps", "metal scraps", and "glass scraps, concrete scraps, and ceramic scraps" as options is displayed.

[0164] The operator selects the type of waste included in the composite material from among the types shown in the type dialog in accordance with the content entered in the confirmation sheet 5 or the valuable item sheet 55. For example, if a check mark is entered in the check box 5D01 on the confirmation sheet 5 and a circle is entered in "rubber scraps", select "rubber scraps" in the type dialog.

[0165] Then, the Scheduled Discharge Registration Unit 212 closes the Type Dialog and the Discharge Dialog 7G, and updates the Contract Waste Screen 7F so that the type selected in the Type Dialog is entered in the Type List 7F3.

[0166] In addition, the operator enters the frequency of presenting the analysis certificate into the Type List 7F3. By default, "as required" is entered, but a specific frequency such as "twice a year" can be entered as appropriate.

[0167] When the Target Waste 45 contains multiple types of waste, the operator enters each type into the Type List 7F3 by repeating the above operations.

[0168] Through the above operations and processes, the input of the types of the Target Waste 45 is completed. Then, when the operator clicks the Next Page Button 7F7, the Contract Waste Data 6T2 (see Fig. 45(B)) indicating the information entered in the Contract Waste Screen 7F is transmitted from the Discharge Business Operator Terminal 3A1 to the Support Server 2.

[0169] In the Support Server 2, when the Industrial Waste Disposal Scheduled Registration Unit 212 receives the Contract Waste Data 6T2, it stores it in the Waste Disposal Scheduled Data Storage Unit 202.

[0170] [4.3 Input of Information Regarding the Collection and Transportation Carrier 4B] Fig. 29 is a diagram showing an example of the Collection and Transportation Carrier Screen 7J. Fig. 30 is a diagram showing an example of the Collection and Transportation Carrier Registration Dialog 7K. Fig. 31 is a diagram showing an example of the Collection and Transportation Carrier Table 605. Fig. 32 is a diagram showing an example of the Collection and Transportation Carrier Selection Dialog 7L. Fig. 33 is a diagram showing an example of the Permission Registration Dialog 7M. Fig. 34 is a diagram showing an example of the Collection and Transportation Carrier Permission Table 606. Fig. 35 is a diagram showing an example of the Collection and Transportation Carrier Permission Selection Dialog 7N. Fig. 36 is a diagram showing an example of the Transfer and Storage Facility Table 607.

[0171] When the contract waste data 6T2 is stored in the waste planned data storage unit 202, the collection and transportation schedule registration unit 213 executes the following process to register information related to the collection and transportation of the target waste 45.

[0172] The collection and transportation schedule registration unit 213 causes the collection and transportation contractor screen 7J as shown in FIG. 29 to be displayed on the discharging business operator terminal 3A1 instead of the contract waste screen 7F. Information about the collection and transportation contractor 4B (in this example, the collection and transportation contractor 4B1) that collects and transports the target waste 45 is input into the collection and transportation contractor screen 7J as follows.

[0173] Information (for example, the contractor name) for identifying the collection and transportation contractor 4B1 is input into the text box 7J11 as follows. When the discharging business operator 4A1 entrusts the collection and transportation to the collection and transportation contractor 4B1 for the first time, it is necessary to newly register the collection and transportation contractor 4B1. Therefore, the operator clicks the new button 7J12.

[0174] Then, the business operator information registration unit 216 causes the collection and transportation contractor registration dialog 7K as shown in FIG. 30 to be displayed on the discharging business operator terminal 3A1 so as to overlap the collection and transportation contractor screen 7J.

[0175] In the collection and transportation contractor registration dialog 7K, the contractor code of the collection and transportation contractor 4B (in this example, the collection and transportation contractor 4B1) to be registered is arbitrarily input into the text box 7K11. The contractor code is an identifier for the discharging business operator 4A1 to identify the collection and transportation contractor 4B to be registered. Whether it is necessary to report the collection and transportation to the local government (administration) is input into the check box 7K12. Specifically, a check mark is input when it is not necessary.

[0176] In text boxes 7K21, 7K22, and 7K23, in accordance with the content entered in the collecting and transporting carrier column 512 of the collecting and transporting carrier sheet 51 (see FIG. 8) or the collecting and transporting carrier column 554 of the valuable item sheet 55, the name (business name) of the collecting and transporting carrier 4B to be registered, its reading in kana (business name in kana), and the position and name of the representative are respectively entered. Note that if the reading in kana is not entered in the collecting and transporting carrier columns 512 and 554, it does not have to be entered. In text boxes 7K31, 7K32, 7K33, and 7K34, in accordance with the content entered in the collecting and transporting carrier column 512 or 554, the prefecture, city, town area, and house number and building name of the address of the collecting and transporting carrier 4B to be registered are respectively entered. Note that when a postal code is entered in text box 7K35 and the address search button 7K36 is clicked, the business operator information registration section 216 searches the existing database for the prefecture, city, and town area corresponding to the entered postal code and automatically enters them in text boxes 7K31, 7K32, and 7K33 respectively.

[0177] In text boxes 7K37 and 7K38, the telephone number and fax number of the collecting and transporting carrier 4B to be registered are optionally entered. The operator may enter the telephone number and fax number of the person in charge entered in the collecting and transporting carrier column 512 or 554.

[0178] In text boxes 7K41 and 7K42, the JWNET subscriber number and JWNET public confirmation number entered in the collecting and transporting carrier column 512 or 554 are respectively entered.

[0179] In checkbox 7K51, it is entered whether the collecting and transporting carrier 4B to be registered uses a paper manifest. Specifically, a check mark is entered when the collecting and transporting carrier 4B to be registered uses a paper manifest without using an electronic manifest.

[0180] In text box 7K61, the URL of the top page of the website of the collecting and transporting carrier 4B to be registered is arbitrarily entered. In text box 7K62, a memo is arbitrarily entered.

[0181] In text boxes 7K71, 7K72, 7K73, 7K74, and 7K75, in accordance with the collecting and transporting carrier columns 512 or 554 respectively, the department to which the person in charge of the collecting and transporting carrier 4B to be registered belongs, the name (name of the person in charge), its reading in kana (kana of the name of the person in charge), the telephone number, and the email address are entered. Information other than the name of the person in charge does not need to be entered if it is not filled in the collecting and transporting carrier columns 512 and 554.

[0182] In checkbox 7K52, it is entered whether the discharging business operator 4A1 transports the waste by itself. Specifically, a check mark is entered when transporting by itself. In this case, information on the discharging business operator 4A1 is entered in places other than checkbox 7K52 of the collecting and transporting carrier registration dialog 7K. In this example, since the transportation is entrusted to the collecting and transporting carrier 4B1, no check mark is entered in checkbox 7K52, and as described above, information on the collecting and transporting carrier 4B1 is entered.

[0183] When the operator enters the necessary information regarding the collecting and transporting carrier 4B to be registered, the registration button 7K8 is clicked. Then, the new collecting and transporting carrier data 6S3 indicating the information entered in the collecting and transporting carrier registration dialog 7K is transmitted from the discharging business operator's terminal 3A1 to the support server 2.

[0184] In the support server 2, when the operator information registration section 216 receives the new collection and transportation operator data 6S3, it generates the collection and transportation operator data 6E of the collection and transportation operator 4B to be registered (in this example, the collection and transportation operator 4B1) and stores it in the operator data storage section 201. The collection and transportation operator data 6E shows the information indicated in the new collection and transportation operator data 6S3, that is, the information input into the collection and transportation operator registration dialog 7K. However, the prefecture, city, town area, and house number / building name are shown together as the "address". Also, in the operator data storage section 201, a collection and transportation operator table 605 as shown in FIG. 31 is provided in association with the company code of the discharging operator 4A for each discharging operator 4A. And the collection and transportation operator data 6E is stored in the collection and transportation operator table 605 of the discharging operator 4A (in this example, the discharging operator 4A1) to which the operator who input the content belongs.

[0185] The collection and transportation schedule registration section 213 closes the collection and transportation operator registration dialog 7K and updates the collection and transportation operator screen 7J (see FIG. 29) so that the name of the registered collection and transportation operator 4B is entered in the text box 7J11. Thereby, the input of the information for identifying the collection and transportation operator 4B that collects and transports the target waste 45 is completed.

[0186] On the other hand, if the collection and transportation operator 4B (in this example, the collection and transportation operator 4B1) that collects and transports the target waste 45 has been input in the past, the collection and transportation operator 4B1 should already be registered in the collection and transportation operator table 605. Therefore, the operator clicks the selection button 7J13 on the collection and transportation operator screen 7J.

[0187] Then, the collection and transportation schedule registration unit 213 causes the collection and transportation operator selection dialog 7L as shown in FIG. 32 to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the discharging operator so as to overlay the collection and transportation operator screen 7J. In the collection and transportation operator selection dialog 7L, the operator code, operator name, location (prefecture, city, town, and house number / building name), and telephone number (TEL), etc. shown in each of the collection and transportation operator data 6E stored in the collection and transportation operator table 605 (see FIG. 31) of the discharging operator 4A to which the operator belongs, i.e., the discharging operator 4A1, are arranged in a table format in lines. Further, at the left end of each line, selection buttons 7L11, 7L12,... are arranged in order from the top. The operator selects the collection and transportation operator 4B (in this example, the collection and transportation operator 4B1) that collects and transports the target waste 45 by clicking the corresponding selection button. Then, the close button 7L2 is clicked.

[0188] Then, the collection and transportation schedule registration unit 213 closes the collection and transportation operator selection dialog 7L and updates the collection and transportation operator screen 7J so that the operator name of the selected collection and transportation operator 4B is entered in the text box 7J11. Thereby, the input of information for identifying the collection and transportation operator 4B that collects and transports the target waste 45 is completed.

[0189] Furthermore, in accordance with the content entered in the contract date column 513 of the collection and transportation operator sheet 51 (see FIG. 8), the contract date, the start date of the contract period, and the end date of the contract period are respectively entered in the text boxes 7J21, 7J22, 7J23, and the presence or absence of automatic contract renewal is entered in the check box 7J24.

[0190] In the text box 7J31, the permission number of the collection and transportation permit given by the local government to which the destination of loading the target waste 45 belongs for the collection and transportation operator 4B (in this example, the collection and transportation operator 4B1) whose operator name is entered in the text box 7J11 is entered as follows.

[0191] If the information regarding the collection and transportation permit has not been registered yet, the operator clicks the new button 7J32. Then, the business operator information registration section 216 causes the permit registration dialog 7M as shown in FIG. 33 to be displayed on the waste disposal business operator terminal 3A1 so as to overlap the collection and transportation business operator screen 7J.

[0192] In the permit registration dialog 7M, the permit number entered in cell 514b of the collection and transportation business operator sheet 51 is input into the text box 7M1. The permit issue date entered in cell 514c and the permit expiration date entered in cell 514d are respectively input into the text boxes 7M21 and 7M22. A memo can be optionally input into the text box 7M3.

[0193] If a check mark is entered in the check box 514e, a copy of the permit for the collection and transportation permit from the local government to which the loading destination belongs should be attached to the collection and transportation business operator sheet 51. In this case, the operator clicks the attachment button 7M4. Then, a dialog is displayed. The operator scans the copy in advance to prepare an image file of the permit, and specifies the image file in the dialog. After the specification, the dialog is closed.

[0194] In addition, the permit registration dialog 7M may be configured so that the types of waste that can be collected and transported by the collection and transportation permit can be input. The types of waste are specified by the copy of the permit for the collection and transportation permit attached to the collection and transportation business operator sheet 51.

[0195] When the registration button 7M5 is clicked, the collection and transportation schedule registration section 213 closes the permission registration dialog 7M and updates the collection and transportation operator screen 7J so that the permission number of the collection and transportation business permission is entered in the text box 7J31. As a result, the input of the permission number to the text box 7J31 is completed. Further, the permission registration data 6S4 indicating the information input to the permission registration dialog 7M is transmitted from the discharging business operator terminal 3A1 to the support server 2. When an image file of the license is specified, the image file is included in the permission registration data 6S4. Also, "Industrial waste collection and transportation business" is shown in the permission registration data 6S4 as the permission classification.

[0196] In the support server 2, when the business operator information registration section 216 receives the permission registration data 6S4, it generates the collection and transportation business permission data 6F by adding the name of the collection and transportation operator 4B (in this example, the collection and transportation operator 4B1) entered in the text box 7J11 and the name of the local government (permission prefecture, etc.) that granted the collection and transportation business permission to the permission registration data 6S4, and stores it in the business operator data storage section 201. The local government that granted the permission can be specified by the upper digits of the permission number. In the business operator data storage section 201, a collection and transportation business permission table 606 as shown in FIG. 34 is prepared for each discharging business operator 4A, and the collection and transportation business permission data 6F is stored in the collection and transportation business permission table 606 of the discharging business operator 4A (in this example, the discharging business operator 4A1) to which the operator who input the content belongs. As a result, the registration of the information regarding the collection and transportation business permission is completed.

[0197] On the other hand, when the information regarding the collection and transportation business permission has already been registered, the operator clicks the selection button 7J33.

[0198] Then, the collection and transportation schedule registration unit 213 causes the collection and transportation business permit selection dialog 7N as shown in FIG. 35 to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator so as to overlay the collection and transportation business operator screen 7J. In the collection and transportation business permit selection dialog 7N, the permit classification, permit number, the local government (permitting prefecture, etc.) that issued the permit, and the permit expiration date shown in the collection and transportation business permit data 6F associated with both the company code of the business operator to which the operator belongs, i.e., the discharging business operator 4A1, and the collection and transportation business operator 4B (in this example, the collection and transportation business operator 4B1) entered in the text box 7J11 are arranged in tabular form. Further, to the left of each permit classification, selection buttons 7N11, 7N12,... are arranged in order from the top. The operator selects the permit number to be entered by clicking the corresponding selection button. Then, the close button 7N2 is clicked.

[0199] Then, the collection and transportation schedule registration unit 213 closes the collection and transportation business permit selection dialog 7N and updates the collection and transportation business operator screen 7J so that the selected permit number is entered in the text box 7J31. Thereby, the input of information regarding the collection and transportation business permit related to the unloading destination is completed.

[0200] In the text box 7J41, the permit number of the collection and transportation business permit from the local government to which the unloading destination of the target waste 45 belongs for the collection and transportation business operator 4B (in this example, the collection and transportation business operator 4B1) with the business operator name entered in the text box 7J11 is entered as follows.

[0201] If the information regarding the collection and transportation business permit has not been registered yet, the operator clicks the new button 7J42. Then, a dialog box is displayed in the same way as when the new button 7J32 is clicked, and the same processing and operations are performed. However, if the check box 514k is not checked, the operator inputs information according to the content entered in the text boxes 514g to 514i and the check box 514j. As a result, the data indicating the information regarding the collection and transportation business permit is transmitted to the support server 2 as the permit registration data 6S4, and based on the permit registration data 6S4, the collection and transportation business permit data 6F is generated and stored in the collection and transportation business permit table 606 (see Fig. 34) of the discharging business operator 4A1. Furthermore, the permit number of the collection and transportation business permit is input into 7J41.

[0202] On the other hand, if the collection and transportation business permit data 6F of the collection and transportation business permit has already been registered, the operator clicks the selection button 7J43. Then, a dialog box is displayed in the same way as when the new button 7J33 is clicked, so the permit number of the collection and transportation business permit is input into 7J41 by the same processing and operations in this case.

[0203] In the list box 7J5, "vehicle" is input by default as the method (means) of transportation, but "ship" or "railway" etc. may be input as needed instead of "vehicle".

[0204] In the transportation quantity unit price list 7J6, the quantity of the target waste 45 and the unit price of collection and transportation are input. As the quantity of the target waste 45, the total vehicle weight and the number of vehicles required to collect and transport the target waste 45 may be input as "2 trucks of 8t", or the volume or weight of the target waste 45 may be input as "15m3" or "2500kg".

[0205] Also, when there are multiple types of target waste 45 and they are entered in the type list 7F3 on the contract waste screen 7F (see Fig. 23), a transport quantity unit price list 7J6 for each entered type is arranged on the collection and transport operator screen 7J. Therefore, the operator inputs the volume or weight and the unit price for each.

[0206] In addition, when a check mark is entered in the check box 7F12 on the contract waste screen 7F (see Fig. 23), that is, when it is entered that the quantity and unit price cannot be determined, the transport quantity unit price list 7J6 is grayed out so that input is not possible. In this case, it is not necessary to input the quantity and unit price.

[0207] Also, when a check mark is entered in the check box 7C72 on the basic information screen 7C (see Fig. 22), that is, when it is entered that a collection and transport business permit is not required, the collection and transport operator screen 7J is displayed so that only input to the text box 7J11 and the list box 7J5 is possible. The operator only needs to input the name of the collection and transport operator 4B (in this example, the name of the collection and transport operator 4B1) and the method of transport.

[0208] When information is entered in the storage facility column 521 of the collection and transport operator sheet 52 (see Fig. 9), that is, when the target waste 45 is scheduled to be transshipped, the operator enters a check mark in the check box 7J7.

[0209] Then, the collection and transport schedule registration unit 213 updates the collection and transport operator screen 7J so that in addition to text boxes for inputting the facility name (transshipment storage facility name), address, and storage limit of the facility for performing the transshipment storage of the target waste 45, a check box for inputting whether it can be mixed with other stable industrial waste is arranged.

[0210] The operator inputs the facility name, address, storage upper limit of the facility for temporarily storing the target waste 45 in accordance with the content entered in the storage facility column 521, and whether it can be mixed with other stable industrial wastes. In addition, a transfer storage facility table 607 as shown in FIG. 36 may be prepared in the operator data storage unit 201 for each collection and transportation operator 4B, and the transfer storage facilities available for each collection and transportation operator 4B may be registered as transfer storage facility data 6G. Then, the facility for temporarily storing the target waste 45 may be input to these text boxes by selecting from the registered facilities.

[0211] When the operator clicks the next page button 7J8, the first collection and transportation data 6T3 (see FIG. 45(C)) indicating the information input on the collection and transportation operator screen 7J is transmitted from the discharging business operator terminal 3A1 to the support server 2.

[0212] In the support server 2, when the collection and transportation schedule registration unit 213 receives the first collection and transportation data 6T3, it stores the first collection and transportation data 6T3 in the waste schedule data storage unit 202.

[0213] In addition, when the next page button 7J8 is clicked with a check mark entered in the check box 7J7 on the collection and transportation operator screen 7J, the collection and transportation schedule registration section 213 causes the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator to display a screen for inputting information regarding the collection and transportation operator 4B that collects and transports the target waste 45 from the facility for transfer and storage to the disposal operator 4C (in this example, the disposal operator 4C1), instead of the collection and transportation operator screen 7J. The configuration of this screen is basically the same as that of the collection and transportation operator screen 7J. The operator inputs information regarding the collection and transportation operator 4B that collects and transports the target waste 45 to the disposal operator 4C in accordance with the contents entered in the collection and transportation operator column 522 of the collection and transportation operator sheet 52 (see FIG. 9). Then, the second collection and transportation data 6T4 (see FIG. 45(D)) indicating the information input to this screen is transmitted from the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator to the support server 2. In addition, the operator inputs information regarding the collection and transportation permit as needed based on the permit column 523. Then, the data indicating that information is transmitted to the support server 2 as the permit registration data 6S4, and the collection and transportation permit data 6F is generated based on the permit registration data 6S4 and stored in the collection and transportation permit table 606 (see FIG. 34) of the discharging business operator 4A1.

[0214] In the support server 2, when the collection and transportation schedule registration section 213 receives the second collection and transportation data 6T4, it stores the data in the waste schedule data storage section 202.

[0215] [4.4 Input of Information Regarding the Disposal Operator 4C] FIG. 37 is a diagram showing an example of the disposal operator screen 7P. FIG. 38 is a diagram showing an example of the disposal operator registration dialog 7Q. FIG. 39 is a diagram showing an example of the disposal operator table 608. FIG. 40 is a diagram showing an example of the workplace registration dialog 7R. FIG. 41 is a diagram showing an example of the disposal workplace table 609. FIG. 42 is a diagram showing an example of the permit registration dialog 7S. FIG. 43 is a diagram showing an example of the disposal permit table 610. FIG. 44 is a diagram showing an example of the disposal operator screen 7P.

[0216] When the disposal schedule registration unit 214 stores the first collection and transportation data 6T3 in the waste disposal schedule data storage unit 202 and stores the second collection and transportation data 6T4 as needed, it performs the following process to register information regarding the disposal of the target waste 45 in the waste disposal schedule data storage unit 202.

[0217] The disposal schedule registration unit 214 causes a disposal contractor screen 7P as shown in FIG. 37 to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator. Information regarding the disposal contractor 4C (in this example, the disposal contractor 4C1) that disposes of the target waste 45 is input into the disposal contractor screen 7P as follows.

[0218] Information (for example, the contractor name) for identifying the disposal contractor 4C1 is input into the text box 7P11 as follows. When the discharging business operator 4A1 entrusts the disposal to the disposal contractor 4C1 for the first time, it is necessary to newly register the disposal contractor 4C1. Therefore, the operator clicks the new button 7P12.

[0219] Then, the business operator information registration unit 216 causes a disposal contractor registration dialog 7Q as shown in FIG. 38 to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator so as to overlap the disposal contractor screen 7P.

[0220] In the disposal contractor registration dialog 7Q, the contractor code of the disposal contractor 4C (in this example, the disposal contractor 4C1) to be registered is arbitrarily input into the text box 7Q11. The contractor code is an identifier for the discharging business operator 4A1 to identify the disposal contractor 4C to be registered.

[0221] It is input into the checkbox 7Q12 whether or not the discharging business operator 4A1 disposes of the waste by itself. Specifically, a check mark is input when disposing of it by itself. In this example, since the disposal is entrusted to the disposal contractor 4C1, no check mark is input into the checkbox 7Q12.

[0222] In text boxes 7Q21, 7Q22, and 7Q23, in accordance with the content entered in the disposer column 532 of the disposer sheet 53 (see FIG. 10) or the disposer column 556 of the valuable item sheet 55 (see FIG. 12), the name (business name) of the disposer 4C to be registered, its reading in kana (business name kana), and the position and name of the representative are respectively entered. Note that if the reading in kana is not entered in the disposer columns 532 and 556, it does not have to be entered.

[0223] In text boxes 7Q31, 7Q32, 7Q33, and 7Q34, in accordance with the content entered in the disposer columns 532 and 556, the prefecture, city, town, and street number and building name of the address of the disposer 4C to be registered are respectively entered. Note that when a postal code is entered in text box 7Q35 and the address search button 7Q36 is clicked, the business operator information registration unit 216 searches the existing database for the prefecture, city, and town corresponding to the entered postal code and automatically enters them in text boxes 7Q31, 7Q32, and 7Q33 respectively.

[0224] In text boxes 7Q37 and 7Q38, the telephone number and fax number of the disposer 4C to be registered are optionally entered. The operator may enter the telephone number and fax number of the person in charge entered in the disposer column 532 or 556.

[0225] In text box 7Q41, the URL of the top page of the website of the disposer 4C to be registered is optionally entered. In text box 7Q42, a memo is optionally entered.

[0226] In text boxes 7Q51, 7Q52, 7Q53, 7Q54, and 7Q55, in accordance with the disposer column 532 and 556 respectively, the department to which the person in charge of the disposer 4C to be registered belongs, the name (name of the person in charge), its reading in kana (kana of the person in charge), the telephone number, and the email address are entered. Note that if the reading in kana is not entered in the disposer columns 532 and 556, it does not have to be entered.

[0227] When the operator clicks the registration button 7Q6 after entering the necessary information regarding the disposal operator 4C to be registered. Then, new disposal operator data 6S5 indicating the information entered in the disposal operator registration dialog 7Q is transmitted from the terminal 3A1 for the discharging operator to the support server 2.

[0228] In the support server 2, when the business operator information registration section 216 receives the new disposal operator data 6S5, it generates disposal operator data 6H for the disposal operator 4C to be registered (in this example, disposal operator 4C1) and stores it in the business operator data storage section 201. The disposal operator data 6H shows the information shown in the new disposal operator data 6S5, that is, the information entered in the disposal operator registration dialog 7Q. However, the prefecture, city, town area, and house number / building name are shown together as the "address". Also, the business operator data storage section 201 is provided with a disposal operator table 608 as shown in FIG. 39 for each discharging operator 4A, associated with the company code of the discharging operator 4A. And the disposal operator data 6H is stored in the disposal operator table 608 of the discharging operator 4A (in this example, discharging operator 4A1) to which the operator who entered the content belongs.

[0229] The disposal schedule registration section 214 closes the disposal operator registration dialog 7Q and updates the disposal operator screen 7P (see FIG. 37) so that the name of the registered disposal operator 4C is entered in the text box 7P11. Thereby, the input of the information for identifying the disposal operator 4C who disposes of the target waste 45 is completed.

[0230] On the other hand, if the disposal operator 4C (in this example, disposal operator 4C1) who disposes of the target waste 45 has been entered in the past, the disposal operator 4C1 should already be registered in the disposal operator table 608. Therefore, the operator clicks the selection button 7P13 on the disposal operator screen 7P.

[0231] Then, the disposal schedule registration unit 214 causes the disposal contractor selection dialog to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the discharging contractor so as to overlay the disposal contractor screen 7P. In the disposal contractor selection dialog, the contractor code, contractor name, address, etc. shown in each of the disposal contractor data 6H stored in the disposal contractor table 608 of the contractor to which the operator belongs, i.e., the discharging contractor 4A1, are arranged in a table format. The operator selects a disposal contractor 4C (in this example, disposal contractor 4C1) that disposes of the target waste 45 from the disposal contractor selection dialog.

[0232] Then, the disposal schedule registration unit 214 closes the disposal contractor selection dialog and updates the disposal contractor screen 7P so that the name of the selected disposal contractor 4C is entered in the text box 7P11. Thereby, the input of information for identifying the disposal contractor 4C that disposes of the target waste 45 is completed.

[0233] However, if a check mark is entered in the cell 532a of the disposal contractor column 532 of the disposal contractor sheet 53 (see FIG. 10), the collection and transportation contractor 4B that collects and transports the target waste 45 undertakes the disposal. Therefore, the operator performs the input to the text box 7P11 and the input to the disposal contractor registration dialog 7Q based on the collection and transportation contractor column 512 and the contract time column 513 of the collection and transportation contractor sheet 51 (see FIG. 8) instead of the disposal contractor column 532 as described above.

[0234] In the text box 7P21, the name of the business site that disposes of the target waste 45 among the business sites owned by the disposal contractor 4C1 is entered as follows.

[0235] When entering that business site for the first time, it is necessary to newly register that business site. Therefore, the operator clicks the new button 7P22. Then, the business operator information registration unit 216 causes a business site registration dialog 7R as shown in FIG. 40 to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the discharging contractor so as to overlay the disposal contractor screen 7P. In the business site registration dialog 7R, information is input as follows in accordance with the content entered in the disposal business site column 534 of the disposal contractor sheet 53 (see FIG. 10).

[0236] In the text box 7R11, the business site code of the business site to be registered is optionally entered. This business site code is an identifier for the disposer 4A1 himself / herself to identify the business site to be registered. In the text boxes 7R12 and 7R13, the name of the business site to be registered and its reading in kana (business site name in kana) are entered respectively. In the check box 7R14, it is entered whether it is necessary to report the disposal to the local government (administration). In the list box 7R15, the classification of the business site to be registered is entered. When the list box 7R15 is clicked, classifications such as "only intermediate processing", "only final disposal", "intermediate processing + final disposal", and "recycling" are displayed as options, so the classification of the business site to be registered can be entered by clicking the corresponding one among these.

[0237] In the text boxes 7R21, 7R22, 7R23, and 7R24, the prefecture, city, town area, and house number / building name of the address of the business site to be registered are entered respectively. When a postal code is entered in the text box 7R25 and the address search button 7R26 is clicked, the business operator information registration section 216 searches the existing database for the prefecture, city, and town area corresponding to the entered postal code and automatically enters them into the text boxes 7R21, 7R22, and 7R23 respectively. In the text box 7R27, the telephone number of the business site to be registered is entered.

[0238] In the text boxes 7R31 and 7R32, the JWNET subscriber number and the public confirmation number of the business site to be registered are entered respectively. If a business site code is entered in the disposal business site column 534, this business site code is entered into the text box 7R33. In the check box 7R34, it is entered whether the business site to be registered uses a paper manifest. Specifically, a check mark is entered when the business site to be registered uses a paper manifest instead of an electronic manifest. In the text box 7R4, a memo is entered.

[0239] In text boxes 7R51 and 7R52, the classification and method of waste disposal at the business site to be registered are input as follows. When the selection button 7R53 is clicked, the business operator information registration section 216 causes a disposal method dialog box to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator. The disposal method dialog box shows a plurality of options combining the classification and method of disposal, such as "Intermediate treatment - dehydration", "Recycling - fuelization", and "Final disposal - landfill disposal". Based on a copy of the permit for the disposal operation attached thereto or a copy of the permit for the disposal operation received from the disposal operator 4C1 in the past, the operator selects from these options the ones that the business site to be registered can handle. Then, the classification and method included in the selected option are input into text boxes 7R51 and 7R52, respectively. In text box 7R54, the processing capacity of the business site to be registered is input.

[0240] Then, when the registration button 7R6 is clicked, new disposal business site data 6S6 indicating the information input in the business site registration dialog box 7R and the name of the disposal operator 4C (in this example, disposal operator 4C) having the business site to be registered is transmitted from the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator to the support server 2.

[0241] In the support server 2, when the business operator information registration section 216 receives the new disposal business site data 6S6, it generates disposal business site data 6J for the business site to be registered and stores it in the business operator data storage section 201. In the business operator data storage section 201, a disposal business site table 609 as shown in FIG. 41 is provided for each member (discharging business operator 4A), and each disposal business site data 6J is sorted into the disposal business site table 609. Therefore, in this example, the generated disposal business site data 6J is stored in the disposal business site table 609 of the discharging business operator 4A1.

[0242] Then, the disposal schedule registration section 214 closes the business site registration dialog box 7R and updates the disposal operator screen 7P (see FIG. 37) so that the name of the business site to be registered is input in the text box 7P21. Thereby, the input of information for identifying the business site for disposing of the target waste 45 is completed.

[0243] On the one hand, if the workplace that disposes of the target waste 45 has been input in the past, the disposal workplace data 6J of that workplace should already be registered in the disposal workplace table 609. Therefore, the operator clicks the selection button 7P23 on the disposal operator screen 7P.

[0244] Then, the disposal schedule registration unit 214 causes the disposal workplace selection dialog to be displayed on the emission operator terminal 3A1 so as to overlay the disposal operator screen 7P. In the disposal workplace selection dialog, the operator code, operator name, workplace code, address, etc. shown in each of the disposal workplace data 6J of the disposal workplace 4C (in this example, the disposal workplace 4C1) input (designated) in the text box 7P11 among the disposal workplace data 6J stored in the disposal workplace table 608 of the operator's affiliated operator, i.e., the emission operator 4A1, are arranged in tabular form. The operator selects the workplace that disposes of the target waste 45 from among the disposal workplace selection dialog.

[0245] Then, the disposal schedule registration unit 214 closes the disposal workplace selection dialog and updates the disposal operator screen 7P so that the workplace name of the selected workplace is input in the text box 7P21. Thereby, the input of the information for identifying the workplace that disposes of the target waste 45 is completed.

[0246] In the text box 7P31, the permission number of the disposal operation permit given by the local government to the workplace whose workplace name is input in the text box 7P21 is input as follows.

[0247] If the information regarding the disposal operation permit has not been registered yet, the operator clicks the new button 7P32. Then, the operator information registration unit 216 causes the permit registration dialog 7S as shown in FIG. 42 to be displayed on the emission operator terminal 3A1 so as to overlay the disposal operator screen 7P.

[0248] In the permission registration dialog 7S, in the checkbox group 7S11, the details of the disposal work permission, that is, the method and conditions of the disposal permitted by the local government, are entered. Specifically, since checkboxes are provided for each method and condition in the checkbox group 7S11, the operator refers to a copy of the permit for the disposal work permission attached to the disposal operator sheet 53 or a copy of the permit for the disposal work permission received from the disposal operator 4C1 in the past, and enters a check mark in the checkbox corresponding to the method and conditions of the disposal related to the disposal work permission. In the text box 7S12, the permission number entered in the disposal business site column 534 is entered.

[0249] In the text boxes 7S21 and 7S22, the permission date and the permission expiration date (permission validity period) entered in the disposal business site column 534 are entered respectively. In the text box 7S23, a memo is entered.

[0250] When a copy of the permit for the disposal work permission is attached to the disposal operator sheet 53, the operator clicks the attachment button 7S3. Then, a dialog is displayed. The operator prepares an image file of the permit by scanning the copy of the permit in advance and designates this image file in this dialog. After the designation, this dialog is closed.

[0251] When the registration button 7S4 is clicked, the disposal schedule registration unit 214 closes the permission registration dialog 7S and updates the disposal operator screen 7P so that the permission number of the disposal work permission is entered in the text box 7P31. As a result, the input of the permission number to the text box 7P31 is completed. Further, the disposal work permission data 6S7 indicating the information entered in the permission registration dialog 7S is transmitted from the disposal business operator's terminal 3A1 to the support server 2. When an image file of the permit is designated, the image file is included in the disposal work permission data 6S7. Also, "industrial waste disposal work" is shown in the disposal work permission data 6S7 as the permission classification.

[0252] In the support server 2, when the business operator information registration section 216 receives the disposal work permit data 6S7, it generates the disposal work permit data 6K by adding the names of the disposal business operator 4C (in this example, the disposal business operator 4C1) entered in the text box 7P11 and the business site (disposal business site) entered in the text box 7P21 to the disposal work permit data 6S7, and stores it in the business operator data storage section 201. In the business operator data storage section 201, a disposal work permit table 610 as shown in FIG. 43 is prepared for each emission business operator 4A, and the disposal work permit data 6K is stored in the disposal work permit table 610 of the emission business operator 4A (in this example, the emission business operator 4A1) to which the operator who entered the content belongs. Thereby, the registration of the information regarding the disposal work permit is completed.

[0253] On the other hand, when the information regarding the disposal work permit has already been registered, the operator clicks the selection button 7P33.

[0254] Then, the disposal schedule registration section 214 causes the disposal work permit selection dialog to be displayed on the emission business operator terminal 3A1 so as to overlap the disposal business operator screen 7P. In the disposal work permit selection dialog, the permission classification, permission number, municipality of the permission source (permission prefecture, etc.), and the date of validity of the permission shown in each of the disposal work permit data 6K corresponding to both the name of the disposal business operator 4C (in this example, the disposal business operator 4C1) entered in the text box 7P11 and the name of the business site entered in the text box 7P21 in the disposal work permit table 610 of the business operator to which the operator belongs, that is, the emission business operator 4A1, are arranged in a table format. The operator selects the permission number to be input and closes the disposal work permit selection dialog.

[0255] Then, the disposal schedule registration section 214 updates the disposal business operator screen 7P so that the selected permission number is entered in the text box 7P31. Thereby, the input of the permission number of the disposal work permit is completed.

[0256] Note that the target waste 45 may be processed at multiple workplaces. In this case, the information of these workplaces is separately entered in the disposal operator sheets 53 and 54 (see FIGS. 10 and 11). In this case, the operator performs operations as follows according to the contents of the disposal operator sheets 53 and 54.

[0257] The operator clicks the selection button 7P23 to display the disposal workplace selection dialog, selects (inputs) all of these workplaces in the disposal workplace selection dialog, and closes the disposal workplace selection dialog. Then, as shown in FIG. 44, the disposal schedule registration unit 214 updates the disposal operator screen 7P so that one set of a text box 7P21, 7P31, a new button 7P32, and a selection button 7P33 is arranged for each selected workplace, and the workplace name of each selected workplace is entered in each text box 7P21. Then, the operator inputs the permission number of the disposal operation permit for each workplace into the text box 7P31 by the above method, such as clicking the new button 7P32 or the selection button 7P33 for each of these workplaces according to the contents of the disposal workplace column 534 of the disposal operator sheet 53 and the disposal workplace column 542 of the disposal operator sheet 54.

[0258] Before and after inputting the workplace and the permission number, the operator inputs the contract date, the start date of the contract period, and the end date of the contract period into the text boxes 7P41, 7P42, and 7P43 respectively according to the contents entered in the contract period column 533 of the disposal operator sheet 53, and inputs whether there is automatic renewal of the contract into the check box 7P44.

[0259] Furthermore, the operator inputs the cost for disposing of the target waste 45 per unit amount, the disposal method, and the recycling rate into the disposal quantity unit price list 7P5.

[0260] Also, when there are multiple types of target waste 45 and they are input into the type list 7F3 on the contract waste screen 7F (see Fig. 23), a disposal quantity unit price list 7P5 for each input type is arranged on the disposal contractor screen 7P. Therefore, the operator inputs the weight, unit price, disposal method, and recycling rate for each of them.

[0261] In addition, when a check mark is entered in the check box 7F22 on the contract waste screen 7F (see Fig. 23), that is, when it is entered that the quantity and unit price are not available, the text boxes for the quantity and unit price in the disposal quantity unit price list 7P5 are grayed out and become uninputtable. In this case, it is not necessary to input the quantity and unit price.

[0262] Also, when a check mark is entered in the check box 7C82 on the basic information screen 7C (see Fig. 22), that is, when it is entered that a disposal business permit is not required, the disposal contractor screen 7P is displayed so that only the input to the text boxes 7P11 and 7P21 and the input to the text box for the disposal method in the disposal quantity unit price list 7P5 are possible. The operator only needs to input the name of the disposal contractor 4C (in this example, the name of the disposal contractor 4C1), the name of the workplace where the target waste 45 is disposed, and the disposal method.

[0263] Then, when the operator clicks the next page button 7P6, the disposal data 6T5 (see Fig. 45(E)) indicating the information input on the disposal contractor screen 7P is transmitted from the emission business operator terminal 3A1 to the support server 2.

[0264] In the support server 2, when the disposal schedule registration unit 214 receives the disposal data 6T5, it stores it in the waste schedule data storage unit 202.

[0265] When there are multiple business sites that dispose of the target waste 45 and the next page button 7P6 is clicked after the disposal operator screen 7P is input, the description specification screen is displayed on the emission business operator terminal 3A1 instead of the disposal operator screen 7P. The operator inputs on the description specification screen whether to describe the final disposal or the recycling destination in the contract. The emission business operator terminal 3A1 transmits description necessity data 6T6 (see Fig. 45(F)) indicating the input content to the support server 2. When the description necessity registration unit 215 receives the description necessity data 6T6, it stores the data in the waste plan data storage unit 202.

[0266] When the menu screen providing unit 211 receives the disposal data 6T5 (when multiple business sites are input, the description necessity data 6T6), it displays a content confirmation screen on the emission business operator terminal 3A1 instead of the disposal operator screen 7P or the description specification screen. On the content confirmation screen, in addition to the contract basic data 6T1, contract waste data 6T2, first collection and transportation data 6T3, second collection and transportation data 6T4, disposal data 6T5, and description necessity data 6T6 stored in the waste plan data storage unit 202, a completion button is arranged. The processing after the completion button is clicked will be described later.

[0267] 〔4.5 When special management industrial waste or construction waste is discharged〕 The processing of each part and the work of the operator have been described above by taking the case where ordinary industrial waste (industrial waste that falls under any of the items in Article 2, Paragraph 4 of the Waste Disposal Act but does not fall under the special management industrial waste in Paragraph 5 of the same article) is mainly discharged as an example. Even when special management industrial waste or construction waste is discharged, the necessary information is basically input through the same processing and work. Hereinafter, the differences from the case where ordinary industrial waste is discharged will be mainly described for the case where these are discharged. The points that overlap with the case where ordinary industrial waste is discharged will be omitted from the description.

[0268] When special controlled industrial waste is discharged, the operator clicks the selection button 7A2 on the top screen 7A (see Fig. 16) to display the creation menu screen 7BX, and then clicks the new creation button on the creation menu screen 7BX. On the other hand, when construction waste is discharged, the operator clicks the selection button 7A3 to display the creation menu screen 7BY, and then clicks the new creation button on the creation menu screen 7BY. Note that both creation menu screens are configured in the same way as the creation menu screen 7B for ordinary industrial waste (see Fig. 17). In addition to the new creation button, a manifest button for registering an electronic manifest is arranged.

[0269] Then, the discharge schedule registration unit 212 causes the basic information screen 7C (see Fig. 18) to be displayed on the terminal 3A of the discharging business operator in the same way as in the case of ordinary industrial waste. However, when special controlled industrial waste is discharged (when the selection button 7A2 is clicked), "Special Controlled Industrial Waste" is arranged in the indicator part instead of "Industrial Waste", and "Special Controlled Industrial Waste Disposal Commission Contract" is input by default in the text box 7C2. Also, valuable items cannot be selected. On the other hand, when construction waste is discharged (when the selection button 7A3 is clicked), "Construction Waste" is arranged in the indicator part instead of "Industrial Waste", and "Construction Waste Disposal Commission Contract" is input by default in the text box 7C2. The same applies to the indicator on other screens.

[0270] Then, the discharge schedule registration unit 212 receives, from the terminal 3A of the discharging business operator, data indicating the information input on the basic information screen 7C as the contract basic data 6T1 in the same way as in the case of ordinary industrial waste, and stores it in the waste schedule data storage unit 202.

[0271] Furthermore, the Scheduled Discharge Registration Unit 212 causes the Contract Waste Screen 7F (see Fig. 23) to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the waste discharging business operator. However, when special controlled industrial waste is to be discharged, a list for inputting the type of special controlled industrial waste, the name of the discharged material, the classification code, hazardous substances, and the necessity of presenting an analysis certificate is displayed instead of the Type List 7F3. Also, as the Discharge Dialog 7G (see Fig. 24) and the Classification Registration Dialog 7H (see Fig. 28), screens corresponding to the special controlled industrial waste are displayed. On the other hand, when construction waste is to be discharged, a list for inputting the type of construction waste, the name of the discharged material, the classification code, hazardous substances, and the necessity of presenting an analysis certificate is displayed instead of the Type List 7F3. Also, as the Discharge Dialog 7G and the Classification Registration Dialog 7H, screens corresponding to the construction waste are displayed.

[0272] Then, similar to the case of ordinary industrial waste, the Scheduled Discharge Registration Unit 212 receives, as contract waste data 6T2, data indicating the information input on the Contract Waste Screen 7F from the terminal 3A for the waste discharging business operator, and stores it in the Scheduled Disposal Data Storage Unit 202.

[0273] Similar to the case of ordinary industrial waste, the Scheduled Collection and Transportation Registration Unit 213 causes the Collection and Transportation Operator Screen 7J (see Fig. 29) to be displayed on the terminal 3A for the waste discharging business operator. However, when construction waste is to be discharged, text boxes for inputting the permission numbers for loading and unloading of ordinary industrial waste contained in the construction waste and text boxes for inputting the permission numbers for loading and unloading of special controlled industrial waste contained in the construction waste are provided on the Collection and Transportation Operator Screen 7J as text boxes for inputting the permission number.

[0274] Also, when a check mark is entered in the check box 7J7, the Scheduled Collection and Transportation Registration Unit 213 updates the Collection and Transportation Operator Screen 7J so that, similar to the case of ordinary industrial waste, in addition to a text box for inputting the name of the facility where transfer storage is to be performed, a check box for inputting whether it can be mixed with other stable industrial waste is arranged.

[0275] Then, similar to the case of ordinary industrial waste, the collection and transportation schedule registration unit 213 receives, from the discharging business operator's terminal 3A, data indicating the information input on the collection and transportation operator screen 7J as first collection and transportation data 6T3, and stores it in the waste disposal schedule data storage unit 202.

[0276] Also, when the next page button 7J8 is clicked with a check mark entered in the check box 7J7 on the collection and transportation operator screen 7J, the collection and transportation schedule registration unit 213, similar to the case of ordinary industrial waste, causes a screen for inputting information regarding the collection and transportation operator 4B that collects and transports the target waste 45 from the transfer storage facility to the disposal operator 4C to be displayed on the discharging business operator's terminal 3A1. Then, it receives, from the discharging business operator's terminal 3A, data indicating the information input on this screen as second collection and transportation data 6T4, and stores it in the waste disposal schedule data storage unit 202.

[0277] The disposal schedule registration unit 214, similar to the case of ordinary industrial waste, causes the disposal operator screen 7P (see FIG. 37) to be displayed on the discharging business operator's terminal 3A. Then, it receives, from the discharging business operator's terminal 3A, data indicating the information input on the disposal operator screen 7P as disposal data 6T5, and stores it in the waste disposal schedule data storage unit 202.

[0278] When a plurality of business sites for disposal are input on the disposal operator screen 7P, the description requirement registration unit 215, similar to the case of ordinary industrial waste, causes a description designation screen to be displayed on the discharging business operator's terminal 3A. Then, it receives, from the discharging business operator's terminal 3A, data indicating the information input on the description designation screen as description requirement data 6T6, and stores it in the waste disposal schedule data storage unit 202.

[0279] [4.6 Output of Contract FIG. 45 is a diagram showing examples of contract basic data 6T1 to description necessity data 6T6. FIGS. 46 to 49 are diagrams showing an example of a collection and transportation contract template 71. FIGS. 50 to 52 are diagrams showing an example of a disposal contract template 72. FIG. 53 is a flowchart for explaining an example of the flow of contract document generation processing. FIG. 54 is a diagram showing an example of a contract document selection screen 7T. FIGS. 55 to 58 are diagrams showing an example of a collection and transportation contract document 77. FIGS. 59 to 62 are diagrams showing an example of a disposal contract document 78.

[0280] When the completion button is clicked on the content confirmation screen, the contract document generation unit 217 generates a contract document based on each data stored in the waste-to-be-disposed data storage unit 202. Hereinafter, taking as an example the case where the emission business operator 4A1 entrusts the collection and transportation of the target waste 45 to the collection and transportation operators 4B1 and 4B2 and entrusts the disposal of the target waste 45 to the disposal operator 4C1, and each data shown in FIGS. 45(A) to (F) is stored in the waste-to-be-disposed data storage unit 202 as the contract basic data 6T1 to the description necessity data 6T6, the method of generating the contract document will be described. In this example, as can be particularly seen from FIGS. 45(C) and 45(D), after the target waste 45 is temporarily stored at the facility, it is transported to the disposal operator 4C1. Also, as can be seen from FIG. 45(E), the disposal operator 4C1 disposes of the target waste 45 at two business sites.

[0281] By the way, in the contract template data storage unit 203, collection and transportation contract template data 6U1 and disposal contract template data 6U2 are stored in advance. The collection and transportation contract template data 6U1 is a document file for reproducing a collection and transportation contract template 71 which is a template of a collection and transportation contract as shown in FIGS. 46 to 49. On the other hand, the disposal contract template data 6U2 is a document file for reproducing a disposal contract template 72 which is a template of a disposal contract as shown in FIGS. 50 to 52. As the file formats of the collection and transportation contract template data 6U1 and the disposal contract template data 6U2, DOCX and XLSX of Microsoft Corporation or PDF of Adobe Corporation are used.

[0282] Although a plurality of dotted rectangles can be seen in both the collection and transportation contract template 71 and the disposal contract template 72, these rectangles indicate areas where information is to be written and do not appear as images. Also, due to the relationship of the drawing sizes, the collection and transportation contract template 71 is shown divided into multiple drawings, but they are connected vertically in the order of the drawing numbers. The same applies to the disposal contract template 72 and the collection and transportation contract 77 (see FIGS. 55 to 58) and the disposal contract 78 (see FIGS. 59 to 62) described later.

[0283] The contract document generation unit 217 generates a contract document by writing information into the rectangular areas based on data stored in the waste plan data storage unit 202, for example, according to the procedure shown in FIG. 53.

[0284] When the completion button on the content confirmation screen is clicked, the contract document generation unit 217 causes the contract document selection screen 7T as shown in FIG. 54 to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the discharge business operator instead of the content confirmation screen (#801 in FIG. 53). On the contract document selection screen 7T, a download button is provided for each of the collection and transportation operator 4B that performs collection and transportation and the disposal operator 4C that performs disposal. In this example, download buttons 7T11, 7T12, and 7T13 are provided as the download buttons for the collection and transportation operators 4B1, 4B2, and the disposal operator 4C1, respectively.

[0285] When either of the download buttons 7T11 or 7T12 is clicked (#802 Yes), the contract document generation unit 217 reads the collection and transportation contract template data 6U1 from the contract template data storage unit 203 (#803), and by writing information into each area of the collection and transportation contract template 71 (see FIGS. 46 to 49) as follows, a collection and transportation contract 77 as shown in FIGS. 55 to 58 is generated. In FIGS. 55 to 58, for ease of explanation of this embodiment, the written information is represented in Gothic font, but in actuality, it may be represented in the same font as the font used in the template. The same applies to the disposal contract 78 (see FIGS. 59 to 62).

[0286] Among the areas of the collection and transportation contract template 71, common information is written when either of the download buttons 7T11 and 7T12 is clicked in areas 711a to 711m. That is, common information is written in the contract with the collection and transportation operator 4B1 and the contract with the collection and transportation operator 4B2. On the other hand, different information is written in areas 712a to 712j.

[0287] When the download button 7T11 is clicked (#804 is Yes), the contract document generation unit 217 writes information specific to the contract with the collection and transportation operator 4B1 mainly based on the first collection and transportation data 6T3 (see Fig. 45(C)) and the like (#805).

[0288] Specifically, as shown in Fig. 55, the contract document generation unit 217 writes the name of the discharging business operator, the collection and transportation operator, and the business site of Party A in area 712a as the name of the discharging business operator shown in the contract basic data 6T1, the name of the operator shown in the first collection and transportation data 6T3, and the name of the business site shown in the contract basic data 6T1, respectively. As the permit number in area 712b, the permit number (loading) shown in the first collection and transportation data 6T3 is arranged. As the expiration date of the permit, the end date (permit expiration date) shown in the collection and transportation business permit data 6F of the permit number is arranged. As the prefecture and ordinance-designated city of the permit, the name of the local government specified by the upper digits of the permit number is arranged. As the scope of business and the conditions of the permit, the words "as per the permit" are arranged in both cases. As the permit number in area 712c, the permit number (unloading) shown in the first collection and transportation data 6T3 is arranged. As the expiration date of the permit, the end date (permit expiration date) shown in the collection and transportation business permit data 6F of the permit number is arranged. As the prefecture and ordinance-designated city of the permit, the name of the local government specified by the upper digits of the permit number is arranged. As the scope of business and the conditions of the permit, the words "as per the permit" are arranged in both cases.

[0289] Furthermore, the contract document generation unit 217 writes the types and names of the waste shown in the contract waste data 6T2 into the area 712d as the types and names of the waste, and writes the collection and transportation quantity and the collection and transportation unit price shown in the first collection and transportation data 6T3 into the area 712d as the quantity and unit price. The cost incurred for collection and transportation is written into the area 712e. This cost is the product of the collection and transportation unit price and the collection and transportation quantity. When there are multiple combinations of the types of the target waste 45, etc., shown in the contract waste data 6T2, the remaining combinations are written into the area 712d. Also, the total cost incurred for various types of collection and transportation is written into the area 712e.

[0290] As shown in FIG. 56, the contract document generation unit 217 arranges the text "Party B shall transport the industrial waste of Item 2 entrusted by Party A to the location of the following transfer storage facility designated by Party A." in the area 712f. However, if the transfer storage facility name is not shown in the first collection and transportation data 6T3, that is, when the target waste 45 is collected and transported to the disposal operator 4C1 without going through transfer storage, the text "Party B shall transport the industrial waste of Item 2 entrusted by Party A to the following final destination designated by Party A." is written into the area 712f.

[0291] As shown in FIG. 57, the contract document generation unit 217 writes the text "Party B shall perform the transfer storage of the industrial waste entrusted by Party A...", which is about the implementation and method of transfer storage, into the area 712g. However, if the transfer storage facility name is not shown in the first collection and transportation data 6T3, the text "Party B shall not perform the transfer of the industrial waste entrusted by Party A.", which is about not performing transfer storage, is written into the area 712g.

[0292] As shown in FIG. 58, the contract document generation unit 217 in the area 712h <x1> 、 <x2>Rewrite each variable to the dates of the contract period (start) and the contract period (end) respectively shown in the first collection and transportation data 6T3. <x3>Rewrite the variable for the period between the two dates. If the contract automatic renewal of the first collection and transportation data 6T3 is "Yes", add the text regarding the automatic renewal of the contract, which is "…and the same shall apply thereafter until one month before the contract expiration." Write the contract date shown in the first collection and transportation data 6T3 into area 712i. However, if the contract date is not shown in the first collection and transportation data 6T3, leave enough space for handwritten numerical values and write only the characters of "year", "month", and "day". Write the name of the carrier shown in the first collection and transportation data 6T3, the address shown in the corresponding collection and transportation carrier data 6E (see Fig. 31), and the position and name of the representative into area 712j.

[0293] On the other hand, when the download button 7T12 is clicked (No in #804), the contract document generation unit 217 writes information specific to the contract with the collection and transportation carrier 4B2 mainly into areas 712a to 712j (#806). The writing method is the same as the method of writing information specific to the contract with the collection and transportation carrier 4B1, except that it is based on the second collection and transportation data 6T4 instead of the first collection and transportation data 6T3.

[0294] Before, after, or in parallel with the processing of steps #804 to #806, the contract document generation unit 217 writes common information into areas 711a to 711m (#807).

[0295] Specifically, as shown in Fig. 55, the contract document generation unit 217 writes the abbreviation of the classification of the target waste 45 into area 711a. That is, when "industrial waste" is shown in the contract basic data 6T1 as the discharge classification, write the text "ind. waste"; when "specially controlled industrial waste" is shown, write the text "spec. cont."; when "construction waste" is shown, write the text "constr. waste".

[0296] As shown in FIG. 56, the contract generation unit 217 writes whether there is imported waste into the area 711b. That is, when "imported waste" is indicated in the contract waste data 6T2 as the type of waste, the word "yes" is written, and when it is not indicated, the word "no" is written. The name, representative name, and address of the collection and transportation company 4B1 are written into the area 711c. These pieces of information are the same as those written into the area 712j when the download button 7T11 is clicked. The same information as that written into the areas 712b and 712c when the download button 7T11 is clicked is written into the areas 711d and 711e, and further, the word "collection and transportation" as the business classification is written into both of the areas 711d and 711e.

[0297] Furthermore, the contract generation unit 217 writes information about the transfer and storage facility into the area 711f. Specifically, as the information of the owner of the transfer and storage facility, the same information as that written into the area 711c is written. The transfer and storage facility data 6G (see FIG. 36) of the transfer and storage facility shown in the first collection and transportation data 6T3 is read out, and the address and storage upper limit shown in the transfer and storage facility data 6G are written as the location of the transfer and storage facility and the upper limit value of transfer and storage, respectively. The same information as that written into the area 711d is written as the permitted prefecture / ordinance city, expiration date of the permit, types of industrial waste that can be stored, and permit number. The word "collection and transportation (including transfer and storage)" is written as the business classification.

[0298] Furthermore, the contract generation unit 217 writes the name, representative name, and address of the collection and transportation company 4B2 into the area 711g. These pieces of information are the same as those written into the area 712j when the download button 7T12 is clicked. The same information as that written into the areas 712b and 712c when the download button 7T12 is clicked is written into the areas 711h and 711i, and further, the word "collection and transportation" as the business classification is written into both of the areas 711h and 711i.

[0299] However, when no transfer storage is performed, that is, when only one collection and transportation operator 4B performs collection and transportation, the contract document generation unit 217 does not write to the areas 711c to 711i, and deletes the areas 711c to 711i and their respective headings from the collection and transportation contract template 71.

[0300] As shown in FIG. 57, the contract document generation unit 217 writes the information of the disposal operator 4C1 and the business site where the disposal is performed to the area 711j. In this example, since the disposal is performed at two business sites, the area 711j is increased to two. Accordingly, the headings of the area 711j ("(Final Destination)", "Name (Name, Representative)", "Address",..., "Location") are also increased to two sets. Then, based on the disposal data 6T5, the disposal operator data 6H of the disposal operator 4C1 (see FIG. 39), and the disposal business site data 6J (see FIG. 41) and disposal permit data 6K (see FIG. 43) of each business site, the information is written as follows.

[0301] The contract document generation unit 217 writes the name of the operator and the representative position / name shown in the disposal operator data 6H to both areas 711j as the name (name and representative), writes the address shown in the disposal operator data 6H directly below it, and writes the text "as per the permit" as the type and permit information of the industrial waste that can be stored.

[0302] Furthermore, the contract document generation unit 217 writes the business place name, address, and business place processing classification shown in the disposal business place data 6J of the first business place into the first area 711j as the name of the business place, location, and type of business, respectively, and writes the permit number and expiration date (permit effective date) shown in the disposal business permit data 6K of the first business place as the permit number and the expiration date of the permit, respectively, and writes the name of the local government specified by the upper digits of the permit number as the permitting prefecture or ordinance-designated city. Similarly, the contract document generation unit 217 writes the business place name, address, and business place processing classification shown in the disposal business place data 6J of the second business place into the second area 711j as the name of the business place, location, and type of business, respectively, and writes the permit number and expiration date (permit effective date) shown in the disposal business permit data 6K of the second business place as the permit number and the expiration date of the permit, respectively, and writes the name of the local government specified by the upper digits of the permit number as the permitting prefecture or ordinance-designated city. Note that the disposal business permit data 6K of the first business place is data indicating the same permit number as permit number_1 in the disposal data 6T5, and the disposal business permit data 6K of the second business place is data indicating the same permit number as permit number_2 in the disposal data 6T5.

[0303] As shown in FIG. 58, the contract document generation unit 217 writes the type of industrial waste, name of the discharged substance, and presentation of the analysis certificate (frequency of presentation) shown in the contract waste data 6T2 into the area 711k. Based on the member data 6A of the discharging business operator 4A1 (see FIG. 14), the contract document generation unit 217 writes the address, name, and position / name of the representative of the discharging business operator 4A1 into the area 711m.

[0304] The contract document generation unit 217 adjusts the margins in the collection and transportation contract template 71 in which writing and the like have been performed as described above, and divides the collection and transportation contract template 71 into a plurality of pages according to the size of the paper for printing (A4 size in this embodiment) (#808). Hereinafter, the collection and transportation contract template 71 processed in this way is the collection and transportation contract document 77. Then, the file of the collection and transportation contract document 77 is stored in the contract document data storage unit 204 as the collection and transportation contract file 6V1 (#809). At this time, if the contract name is indicated in the contract basic data 6T1, the file name including this contract name is used as the file name of the collection and transportation contract file 6V1, and if not, the default file name is used. The same applies in step #814 described later.

[0305] Alternatively, when the download button 7T13 is clicked on the contract document selection screen 7T (see FIG. 54) (#802 No, #810 Yes), the contract document generation unit 217 reads the disposal contract template data 6U2 from the contract template data storage unit 203 (#811), and generates a disposal contract document 78 as shown in FIGS. 59 to 62 by writing information into each area of the disposal contract template 72 (see FIGS. 50 to 52) as follows (#812).

[0306] As shown in FIG. 59, the contract document generation unit 217 writes, in the area 72a, the name of the emitter, the name of the disposer, and the name of Party A's workplace, which are the names of the emitter shown in the contract basic data 6T1, the name of the operator shown in the disposal data 6T5, and the name of the workplace shown in the contract basic data 6T1, respectively. Information on the disposal business permit of the workplace where the disposal is to be carried out is written into the area 72b1. In this example, since the disposal is carried out at two workplaces, the area 72b1 is increased to two. Then, information on the disposal business permit of the first workplace is written into the first area 72b1 in the same manner as the first area 711j (see FIG. 57), and information on the disposal business permit of the second workplace is written into the second area 72b1 in the same manner as the second area 711j. Further, the headings of the area 72b1 ("(Final Destination)", "Name (Name and Representative)", "Address",..., "Location") and the area 72b2 are increased to two sets. Then, the abbreviations of the classifications of the target waste 45 are written into both areas 72b2 in the same manner as the area 711a (see FIG. 55).

[0307] As shown in FIG. 60, the contract document generation unit 217 writes, in the area 72c1, the type and name of the waste, which are the type of waste and the name of the emissions shown in the contract waste data 6T2, and writes, as the quantity and unit price, the disposal quantity and the disposal unit price shown in the disposal data 6T5. The cost of the disposal is written into the area 72c2. This cost is the product of the disposal unit price and the disposal quantity. When there are multiple combinations of the type of the target waste 45, etc., shown in the disposal data 6T5, the remaining combinations are written into the area 72c1. Also, the total cost of the disposal for each type is written into the area 72c2. The presence or absence of imported waste is written into the area 72d in the same manner as the area 711b (see FIG. 56).

[0308] Furthermore, the contract document generation unit 217 writes information such as the name of the workplace where the disposal is to be carried out into the area 72e. In this example, since the disposal is carried out at two workplaces, the area 72e is increased to two. Then, the name, location, disposal method, and processing capacity of the facility of the first workplace are written into the first area 72e in the same manner as the first area 711j, and the name, location, disposal method, and processing capacity of the facility of the second workplace are written into the second area 72e in the same manner as the second area 711j. Also, the headings of the area 72e are increased to two sets.

[0309] Furthermore, when "required" is indicated in the description necessity data 6T6, the contract document generation unit 217 writes information such as the name of the workplace where the disposal is to be carried out into the area 72f in tabular form. In this example, since the disposal is carried out at two workplaces, the number of rows is increased to two. Then, the name, location, disposal method, and processing capacity of the first workplace are written into the first row in the same manner as the first area 711j, and the name, location, disposal method, and processing capacity of the second workplace are written into the second row in the same manner as the second area 711j. Also, a line number is written in each row. On the other hand, when "not required" is indicated, a list representing these information is generated as an attached list 73, and instead, the words "attached separately" are written into an arbitrary cell of the area 72f.

[0310] As shown in FIG. 61, the contract document generation unit 217 writes the information of the collection and transportation operator 4B (in this example, the collection and transportation operator 4B1) that transports the target waste 45 to each workplace of the disposal operator 4C1 into the areas 72g1, 72g2, and 72g3 in the same manner as the areas 711g, 711h, and 711i. The information regarding the presentation of the analysis certificate is written into the area 72h in the same manner as the area 711k.

[0311] As shown in FIG. 62, the contract document generation unit 217 is in the area 72j <x1> 、 <x2>Rewrite each variable to the date of the contract period (start) and the contract period (end) shown in the disposal data 6T5, respectively. <x3>Rewrite the variable for the period between the two dates. If the contract automatic renewal of the disposal data 6T5 is "Yes", add the text regarding the automatic renewal of the contract, which is "…and the same shall apply thereafter until one month before the contract expiration."

[0312] Furthermore, the contract document generation unit 217 writes the contract date shown in the disposal data 6T5 into the area 72k1. However, if the contract date is not shown in the disposal data 6T5, leave enough space for handwritten numerical values and write only the characters of "year", "month", and "day". Write the address, name, and the position / name of the representative of the discharging business operator 4A1 into the area 72k2 in the same manner as the area 711m. Write the business operator name shown in the disposal data 6T5 and the address and the position / name of the representative shown in the corresponding disposal operator data 6H (see FIG. 39) into the area 72k3.

[0313] The contract document generation unit 217 adjusts the margins in the disposal contract template 72 that has been written as described above, and divides the disposal contract template 72 into multiple pages according to the size of the printing paper (#813). Hereinafter, the disposal contract template 72 processed in this way is referred to as the "disposal contract document 78". Then, store the file of the disposal contract document 78 as the disposal contract file 6V2 in the contract document data storage unit 204 (#814). However, if the attachment list 73 is generated in step #812, add the attachment list 73 as the last page of the disposal contract document 78 and store the data as the disposal contract file 6V2.

[0314] Alternatively, if the batch download button 7T14 is clicked (No in #810), the contract generation unit 217 generates the collection and transportation contract 77 (#815), and stores the collection and transportation contract file 6V1 of the collection and transportation contract 77 in the contract data storage unit 204 (#816). The method of generating the collection and transportation contract 77 is the same as that in steps #803 to #808. If there are multiple collection and transportation operators 4B, a collection and transportation contract 77 is generated for each of them. That is, in this example, a collection and transportation contract 77 is generated for each of the collection and transportation operators 4B1 and 4B2. Further, a disposal contract 78 is generated (#816), and the disposal contract file 6V2 of the disposal contract 78 is stored in the contract data storage unit 204 (#817). The method of generating the disposal contract 78 is the same as that in steps #811 to #813.

[0315] In addition, the contract generation unit 217 transmits the collection and transportation contract file 6V1 and the disposal contract file 6V2 to the terminal 3A1 for the disposal operator. When the terminal 3A1 for the disposal operator receives the collection and transportation contract file 6V1 and the disposal contract file 6V2, it stores them in a predetermined format. Then, when a display command is input, the collection and transportation contract 77 or the disposal contract 78 is displayed. Also, when a print command is input, the collection and transportation contract 77 and the disposal contract 78 are printed by the printer.

[0316] When the collection and transportation contract file 6V1 and the disposal contract file 6V2 are generated, the menu screen etc. providing unit 211 causes the creation menu screen to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the disposal operator according to the classification of the target waste 45. That is, when the target waste 45 is ordinary industrial waste, the creation menu screen 7B (see FIG. 17) is displayed, when it is special management industrial waste, the creation menu screen 7BX is displayed, and when it is construction waste, the creation menu screen 7BY is displayed.

[0317] [4.7 Registration of Electronic Manifest] The electronic manifest generation unit 218 performs the following processing for registering the electronic manifest in the electronic manifest system 100.

[0318] As described above, when the target waste 45 is ordinary industrial waste, after the collection and transportation contract 77 and the disposal contract 78 are generated, the creation menu screen for ordinary industrial waste, that is, the creation menu screen 7B (see FIG. 17), is displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator. Here, when the manifest button 7B3 is clicked, the electronic manifest generation unit 218 causes a dialog including the contract as an option to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator. Then, when the option is clicked, based on each data of the member data 6A to the disposal permit data 6K stored in the business operator data storage unit 201 and each data of the contract basic data 6T1 to the description necessity data 6T6 stored in the waste disposal schedule data storage unit 202, an electronic manifest 6W for processing such as collection, transportation, and disposal of the target waste 45 is generated according to the format of JWNET and uploaded to the electronic manifest system 100.

[0319] In addition, when the information necessary for the electronic manifest 6W is insufficient, the electronic manifest generation unit 218 may cause a dialog to be displayed on the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator and prompt the input of the information. For example, when the information (such as name and contact information) of each person in charge of the discharging business operator 4A1, the collection and transportation business operator 4B1, and the disposal business operator 4C1 is necessary, these may be input into the dialog and acquired from the terminal 3A1 for the discharging business operator for use.

[0320] Similarly, when the target waste 45 is special management industrial waste or construction waste, an electronic manifest 6W is generated according to the format of JWNET and uploaded to the electronic manifest system 100.

[0321] When the electronic manifest 6W is uploaded, the menu screen providing unit 211 causes the top screen 7A (see FIG. 16) to be displayed on the terminal 3A for the discharging business operator.

[0322] [5. Overall processing flow] FIG. 63 is a flowchart for explaining an example of the overall processing flow by the support program 20.

[0323] Next, the overall processing flow performed by the support server 2 based on the support program 20 will be described. The support server 2 performs processing based on the support program 20 according to the procedure shown in FIG. 63.

[0324] When the support server 2 receives the user code, password, and company code from the terminal 3A for the discharging business operator, it attempts user authentication (#821). If the user authentication is successful (#Yes at #822), the operator of the terminal 3A for the discharging business operator is logged in to the support server 2, and the top screen 7A (see FIG. 16) is displayed on the terminal 3A for the discharging business operator (#823).

[0325] When the operator clicks any of the selection buttons 7A1 to 7A3, the support server 2 displays a creation menu screen corresponding to the clicked button on the terminal 3A for the discharging business operator (#824). For example, when the selection button 7A1 is clicked, the creation menu screen 7B (see FIG. 17) is displayed.

[0326] When the operator clicks the new creation button on the creation menu screen (#Yes at #825), the support server 2 receives data for generating the contract as follows (#826 to #830).

[0327] The support server 2 displays the basic information screen 7C (see FIG. 18) on the terminal 3A for the discharging business operator and receives the designation (input) of the workplace, etc. that discharges the target waste 45 (#826). That is, the contract basic data 6T1 (see FIG. 45(A)) is acquired. The contract waste screen 7F (see FIG. 23) is displayed, and designations (inputs) such as whether the quantity and cost (unit price) of collection, transportation, and disposal are determined in addition to the type of the target waste 45 are received (#827). That is, the contract waste data 6T2 is acquired. The collection and transportation operator screen 7J (see FIG. 29) is displayed, and designations (inputs) such as the collection and transportation operator 4B that collects and transports the target waste 45 are received (#828). That is, the first collection and transportation data 6T3 is acquired. When reloading and storage are performed, the second collection and transportation data 6T4 is further acquired.

[0328] Furthermore, the support server 2 causes the disposal worker screen 7P (see FIG. 37) to be displayed, and accepts the designation (input) of a disposal worker 4C or the like who disposes of the target waste 45 (#829). That is, the disposal data 6T5 is acquired. A description designation screen is caused to be displayed, and the designation (input) as to whether or not to describe the final disposal destination or the recycling destination in the contract is accepted (#830). That is, the description necessity data 6T6 is acquired.

[0329] In addition, in steps #826 to #830, the support server 2 appropriately acquires data such as the workplace data 6C, the attribute data 6D, the collection and transportation carrier data 6E, the collection and transportation permit data 6F, the transfer and storage facility data 6G, the disposal worker data 6H, the disposal workplace data 6J, and the disposal permit data 6K.

[0330] Then, based on the data acquired in steps #826 to #830 and the existing data, the support server 2 generates the collection and transportation contract 77 and the disposal contract 78 (#831), and transmits those data, that is, the collection and transportation contract file 6V1 and the disposal contract file 6V2, to the terminal 3A for the emitting business operator (#832). The generation procedure is as described above with reference to FIG. 53.

[0331] After the collection and transportation contract 77 and the disposal contract 78 are generated, the support server 2 returns to step #824, and causes the creation menu screen that was most recently displayed to be displayed again on the terminal 3A for the emitting business operator. Here, when the manifest button is clicked (#825 is No, #833 is Yes), an electronic manifest 6W is generated based on the data acquired in steps #826 to #830 and the existing data (#834), and is registered (uploaded) to the electronic manifest system 100 (#835).

[0332] When an operation to return to the top screen 7A is performed on the creation menu screen (#836 is Yes), the support server 2 returns to step #823 and causes the top screen 7A to be displayed again on the terminal 3A for the emitting business operator.

[0333] The support server 2 appropriately executes each process of steps #823 to #836 according to the operations by the operator. When the web browser of the terminal 3A for the discharging business operator is closed or the operator logs out (#837, Yes), the process by the support program 20 is terminated.

[0334] 〔6. Summary〕 According to the present embodiment, the discharging business operator 4A delivers a sheet such as the confirmation sheet 5 (see FIG. 3) to the collection and transportation business operator 4B or the disposal business operator 4C, and has the content of the waste to be disposed of (target waste 45) described.

[0335] In the major classification column 5B of the confirmation sheet 5, the names of a plurality of types of general industrial waste (combustion residues, sludge, waste oil, …) are described in order to specify the types of general industrial waste included in the target waste 45. In the composite column 5D, for each of the plurality of composites, the names or abbreviations of the types of general industrial waste that can constitute the composite are described in order to specify the types of general industrial waste included in the target waste 45. For example, as the names or abbreviations of the types of general industrial waste that can constitute shredded dust, "waste plastic", "rubber scraps", "metal scraps", and "ceramic waste" are described. In the special management industrial waste column 5E, the names of a plurality of types of special management industrial waste (flammable waste oil, waste acid with a pH of 2.0 or less, waste alkali with a pH of 12.5 or more, …) are described in order to specify the types of special management industrial waste included in the target waste 45.

[0336] Furthermore, a first guide for guiding the person filling in to proceed to the type column 5C when the target waste 45 corresponds to general industrial waste or construction waste, and to proceed to the special management industrial waste column 5E when it corresponds to special management industrial waste, is described above the type column 5C, and a second guide for guiding the person filling in to proceed to the composite column 5D when the target waste 45 corresponds to general industrial waste or construction waste and also corresponds to a composite, is described between the first guide and the type column 5C. Moreover, the confirmation sheet 5 is contained in one sheet of A4 size paper.

[0337] Since the confirmation sheet 5 is configured in this way, the collection and transportation operator 4B or the disposal operator 4C can more easily notice the column of the entry destination and find out the types of waste included in the target waste 45. And the discharging business operator 4A can more easily grasp the breakdown of the target waste 45 than before.

[0338] Also, when entrusting multiple collection and transportation operators 4B, the collection and transportation sheets are configured so that information about the collection and transportation operator 4B who performs loading at the business site of the discharging business operator 4A and information about the collection and transportation operator 4B who performs loading at the transfer storage facility among the information about the collection and transportation are entered on separate sheets. That is, they are divided into collection and transportation operator sheets 51 and 52. Thereby, the collection and transportation operator 4B can more easily enter the information about the collection and transportation. And the discharging business operator 4A can more easily grasp the information about the collection and transportation than before.

[0339] Also, when disposal is carried out at multiple business sites, the disposal sheets are configured so that information about the first business site and information about the second and subsequent business sites among the information about the disposal are entered on separate sheets. That is, they are divided into disposal operator sheets 53 and 54. Thereby, the disposal operator 4C can more easily enter the information about the disposal. And the discharging business operator 4A can more easily grasp the information about the disposal than before.

[0340] The valuable sheet 55 also fits on one A4-sized sheet, just like the confirmation sheet 5. Moreover, the confirmation sheet 5 and the valuable sheet 55 are used appropriately according to whether the target waste 45 is a valuable item or not. Thereby, the collection and transportation operator 4B or the disposal operator 4C can more easily enter the breakdown of the target waste 45. And the discharging business operator 4A can more easily grasp the breakdown of the target waste 45 than before.

[0341] Since the confirmation sheet 5, the collection and transportation operator sheets 51 and 52, the disposal operator sheets 53 and 54, and the valuable item sheet 55 are configured in such a way that the content is easier for the discharging operator 4A to grasp than before, it is also easier than before to input information into the support server 2 via the discharging operator terminal 3A. Therefore, the discharging operator 4A can create a contract or an electronic manifest more easily than before.

[0342] 〔7. Modification Example〕 In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 49, the support server 2 arranged the statement "Two copies of this document are created to prove the conclusion of this contract. Party A and Party B each hold one copy after signing and stamping." in the collection and transportation contract 77 and the disposal contract 78 as the statement regarding this document. However, instead of this statement, the statement "One copy of this document is created to prove the conclusion of this contract. Party A and Party B each hold the original copy of this document and a copy of this document after signing and stamping." may be arranged according to the selection by the operator.

[0343] In this embodiment, the support server 2 separately generated the collection and transportation contract and the disposal contract as the collection and transportation contract 77 and the disposal contract 78. However, the contract matters regarding collection and transportation and the contract matters regarding disposal may be combined and generated in one contract. In this case, the discharging operator 4A, the collection and transportation operator 4B, and the disposal operator 4C may be represented as Party A, Party B, and Party C in the contract, respectively. Also, a template having areas for writing the information of each of Party A, Party B, and Party C is prepared in advance, and the contract may be generated by writing each piece of information to a predetermined position based on the member data 6A to the disposal permission data 6K stored in the operator data etc. storage unit 201 and the contract basic data 6T1 to the description necessity data 6T6 (see FIG. 45) stored in the waste plan data storage unit 202.

[0344] When a check mark is entered in the check box 7C72 on the basic information screen 7C (see Fig. 22), that is, when it is entered that collection and transportation permission is not required, the support server 2 may be configured so that the collection and transportation contract 77 is not generated. Similarly, when a check mark is entered in the check box 7C82, that is, when it is entered that disposal permission is not required, the support server 2 may be configured so that the disposal contract 78 is not generated.

[0345] The support server 2 checks whether the information input by the operator is appropriate, and if it is not appropriate, it may not accept the input information and give an error message to the operator. For example, when the municipality that issued the collection and transportation permission of the loading permission number (the permission number entered in the text box 7J31 of the collection and transportation operator screen 7J in Fig. 29) is not the municipality corresponding to the address of the workplace (the workplace entered in the text box 7C31 of the basic information screen 7C in Fig. 18) that discharges the target waste 45, this permission number may not be accepted, and an error message such as "The entered permission number is not for the collection and transportation permission issued by the municipality of the loading destination." may be given to the operator.

[0346] The support server 2 may be configured so that the collection and transportation contract 77 can be generated even when the collection and transportation is re-contracted. In this case, in addition to the identification information (for example, the name of the operator) of the collection and transportation operator 4B who is the re-contractor, text boxes for inputting the permission numbers of the collection and transportation permission at the loading destination and the collection and transportation permission at the unloading destination given to this collection and transportation operator 4B are provided on the collection and transportation operator screen 7J (see Fig. 29). Also, an area for writing the contract matters regarding the re-contractor and the information of the re-contractor is provided in the collection and transportation contract template 71 (see Figs. 46 to 49). Then, the support server 2 generates the collection and transportation contract 77 by writing the information input in these text boxes into a predetermined area. Similarly for disposal, the support server 2 may be configured to generate the disposal contract 78 in response to re-contracting.

[0347] The support server 2 may be configured to calculate the amount of revenue stamps based on the collection and transportation costs determined by the collection and transportation quantity and the collection and transportation unit price shown in the first collection and transportation data 6T3 or the second collection and transportation data 6T4, and write it at the position of the revenue stamps in the collection and transportation contract 77. However, if the collection and transportation quantity and the collection and transportation unit price are not shown, the collection and transportation costs cannot be determined, so the amount corresponding to Document No. 7 (4,000 yen in December 2021) is written. Similarly, the support server 2 may be configured to calculate the amount of revenue stamps based on the disposal costs determined by the disposal quantity and the disposal unit price shown in the disposal data 6T5, write it at the position of the revenue stamps in the disposal contract 78, and write the amount corresponding to Document No. 7 when the disposal costs cannot be determined.

[0348] In this embodiment, the workplace data 6C, the attribute data 6D, the collection and transportation operator data 6E, the collection and transportation permit data 6F, the transfer and storage facility data 6G, the disposal operator data 6H, the disposal workplace data 6J, and the disposal permit data 6K were registered when registering information on new emissions, but the support server 2 may be configured so that they can be registered in advance. In this case, for example, buttons corresponding to each of the above data types are provided on the top screen 7A (see FIG. 16). Then, the support server 2 displays a registration dialog for the data of the type corresponding to the clicked button on the emission operator terminal 3A. Then, data indicating the information input into the dialog is generated and stored in a predetermined table in the operator data etc. storage unit 201. For example, when the button corresponding to the workplace data 6C is clicked, a workplace registration dialog 7D (see FIG. 19) is displayed. Then, the data indicating the information input into the dialog is stored as the workplace data 6C in a predetermined workplace table 603 (see FIG. 20).

[0349] Furthermore, the support server 2 may be configured so that the workplace data 6C to the disposal permit data 6K can be updated according to the operator's operation. Similarly, the support server 2 may be configured so that the contract basic data 6T1 to the description necessity data 6T6 (see FIG. 45) can be updated.

[0350] In this embodiment, sheets such as the confirmation sheet 5 were provided as printed materials to the collection and transportation operator 4B or the disposal operator 4C, and they were asked to fill in the necessary information. However, a screen corresponding to these sheets may be displayed on the collection and transportation operator terminal 3B of the collection and transportation operator 4B or on the disposal operator terminal 3C for the disposal operator 4C, and the necessary information may be input on each screen. In this case, the support server 2 may be configured so that the information input on each screen is received from the collection and transportation operator terminal 3B or the disposal operator terminal 3C and is input by default into a predetermined text box or the like on a predetermined screen such as the basic information screen 7C.

[0351] In this embodiment, each function shown in FIG. 13 is realized by one server machine, but it may be realized by being distributed among a plurality of computers.

[0352] In addition, the electronic manifest support system 1, the configuration of the entire support server 2 or each part, the content of the processing, the order of the processing, the configuration of the data, the configuration of each contract, etc. can be appropriately changed in accordance with the gist of the present invention.

Explanation of Reference Numerals

[0353] 2 Support server (contract generation system) 20 Support program (computer program) 212 Scheduled discharge registration section (reception means) 213 Scheduled collection and transportation registration section (reception means) 214 Scheduled disposal registration section (reception means) 217 Contract generation section (contract generation means) 218 Electronic manifest generation section (manifest generation means) 5 Confirmation sheet (waste identification support sheet) 5B Large classification column (first guidance) 5C Type column (first area) 5D Composite column (second area) 5E Specially managed industrial waste column (third area) 51 Collection and transportation operator sheet (first collection and transportation information sheet) 52 Collection and Transportation Operator Sheet (Second Collection and Transportation Information Sheet) 53 Disposal Operator Sheet (First Disposal Information Sheet) 54 Disposal Operator Sheet (Second Disposal Information Sheet) 7C Basic Information Screen (First Screen) 7F Contracted Waste Screen (Second Screen) 7J Collection and Transportation Operator Screen (Third Screen) 7P Disposal Operator Screen (Fourth Screen) 71 Collection and Transportation Contract Template (First Template) 72 Disposal Contract Template (Second Template) 77 Collection and Transportation Contract 78 Disposal Contract < / x1> < / x1>

Claims

1. A contract generation system for generating a contract when a waste generator entrusts a part or all of a process for disposing of target waste generated by the waste generator to another party, comprising: a reception means for displaying a waste screen on a display of a computer used by a user, for inputting whether or not a collection and transportation unit price, which is a unit price for collection and transportation of the target waste, has been determined, receiving from the computer whether or not the collection and transportation unit price has been determined, displaying a collection and transportation screen on the display, for inputting collection and transportation consignment information relating to the consignment of the collection and transportation, and receiving the collection and transportation consignment information from the computer; a contract generating means for generating a collection and transportation entrustment contract by reflecting the collection and transportation entrustment information received by the receiving means as the contract in a template; having When the reception means receives that the collection and transportation unit price has been determined, the reception means displays a screen for further inputting the collection and transportation unit price as the collection and transportation screen, and further receives the collection and transportation unit price from the computer. A contract generation system comprising:

2. The contract generation means generates the collection and transportation commission contract by further reflecting the collection and transportation unit price accepted by the acceptance means in the template. The contract generation system according to claim 1 .

3. the receiving means displays on the display a business establishment screen for inputting a generating establishment which generates the target waste, receives the generating establishment from the computer, displays as the waste screen a screen for further inputting a target type which is the type of the target waste and a frequency of presentation of an analysis certificate for the target waste, and further receives the target type and the frequency from the computer, displays as the collection and transportation screen a screen for inputting the collection and transportation contractor to which the collection and transportation is entrusted, the period of the entrustment contract for the collection and transportation, a first collection and transportation business permit which is a collection and transportation business permit granted to the collection and transportation contractor by the local government to which the target waste is loaded, and a second collection and transportation business permit which is a collection and transportation business permit granted to the collection and transportation contractor by the local government to which the target waste is unloaded, as the collection and transportation entrustment information, and receives the collection and transportation contractor, the period, the first collection and transportation business permit, and the second collection and transportation business permit as the collection and transportation entrustment information, The contract generation means generates the collection and transportation commission contract by writing the waste generating facility, the target type, the frequency, the collection and transportation company, the period, the first collection and transportation business license, the second collection and transportation business license, and the collection and transportation unit price received by the reception means into respective predetermined areas in the template. The contract generation system according to claim 2 .

4. A contract generation system for generating a contract when a waste generator entrusts a part or all of a process for disposing of target waste generated by the waste generator to another party, comprising: a receiving means for displaying a waste screen on a display of a computer used by a user, for inputting whether or not a disposal unit price, which is a unit price for the disposal of the target waste, has been determined, receiving from the computer whether or not the disposal unit price has been determined, displaying a disposal screen on the display, for inputting disposal commission information relating to the commission of the disposal, and receiving from the computer the disposal commission information; a contract generation means for generating a disposal commission contract by reflecting the disposal commission information received by the receiving means as the contract in a template; having When the reception means receives that the disposal unit price has been determined, the reception means displays a screen for further inputting the disposal unit price as the disposal screen, and further receives the disposal unit price from the computer. A contract generation system comprising:

5. The contract generation means generates the disposal consignment contract by further reflecting the disposal unit price accepted by the acceptance means in the template. The contract generation system according to claim 4.

6. the receiving means displays on the display a business establishment screen for inputting a generating establishment which generates the target waste, receives the generating establishment from the computer, displays as the waste screen a screen for further inputting a target type which is the type of the target waste and a frequency for presenting a certificate of analysis for the target waste, further receives the target type and the frequency from the computer, displays as the disposal screen a screen for inputting the disposal company to which the disposal is entrusted, the period of the disposal entrustment contract, the disposal establishment which will perform the disposal among the disposal company's establishments, the disposal business license granted to the disposal establishment by the local government to which the disposal establishment belongs, and the disposal method which is the method of the disposal, as the disposal entrustment information, and receives the disposal company, the period, the disposal establishment, the disposal business license, and the disposal method as the disposal entrustment information, the contract generation means generates the disposal consignment contract by writing the waste generating facility, the target type, the frequency, the disposal business operator, the period, the disposal facility, the disposal business license, the disposal method, and the disposal unit price received by the reception means into the respective predetermined areas of the template; A contract generation system as described in claim 5.

7. The reception means displays a screen for further inputting whether or not a collection and transportation unit price, which is a unit price for collection and transportation of the target waste, has been determined as the waste screen, further receives from the computer whether or not the collection and transportation unit price has been determined, displays on the display a collection and transportation screen for inputting collection and transportation consignment information relating to the consignment of the collection and transportation, and receives the collection and transportation consignment information from the computer, The contract generation means generates a collection and transportation entrustment contract by reflecting the collection and transportation entrustment information accepted by the acceptance means as the contract in a second template, When the reception means receives that the collection and transportation unit price has been determined, the reception means displays a screen for further inputting the collection and transportation unit price as the collection and transportation screen, and further receives the collection and transportation unit price from the computer. The contract generation means generates the collection and transportation commission contract by further reflecting the collection and transportation unit price accepted by the acceptance means in the second template. The contract generation system according to claim 5 .

8. A method for generating a contract for outsourcing a part or the whole of a process for disposing of target waste discharged by a waste generating business operator to another party, comprising the steps of: On the computer, A first process is executed to display a waste screen on a display used by a user, which allows the user to input whether or not a collection and transportation unit price, which is a unit price for the collection and transportation of the target waste, has been determined, and to accept whether or not the collection and transportation unit price has been determined; a collection and transportation screen for inputting collection and transportation consignment information related to the consignment of the collection and transportation is displayed on the display, and a second process is executed for accepting the collection and transportation consignment information; A third process is executed to generate a collection and transportation entrustment contract as the contract by reflecting the received collection and transportation entrustment information in a template; When it is accepted that the collection and transportation unit price has been finalized, a screen for further inputting the collection and transportation unit price is displayed as the collection and transportation screen in the second process, and the collection and transportation unit price is accepted. A method for generating a contract.

9. A method for generating a contract for outsourcing a part or the whole of a process for disposing of target waste discharged by a waste generating business operator to another party, comprising the steps of: On the computer, A first process is executed to display a waste screen on a display used by a user, for inputting whether or not a disposal unit price, which is a unit price for the disposal of the target waste, has been determined, and to accept whether or not the disposal unit price has been determined; a second process of displaying a disposal screen for inputting disposal entrustment information related to the entrustment of the disposal on the display and receiving the disposal entrustment information; a third process is executed to generate a disposal entrustment contract as the contract by reflecting the received disposal entrustment information in a template; When it is received that the disposal unit price has been determined, a screen for further inputting the disposal unit price is displayed as the disposal screen in the second process, and the disposal unit price is received. A method for generating a contract.

10. A computer program used in a computer to generate a contract when a waste generator entrusts a third party with a part or all of the process of disposing of the waste, The computer includes: A first process is executed to display a waste screen on a display used by a user, which allows the user to input whether or not a collection and transportation unit price, which is a unit price for the collection and transportation of the target waste, has been determined, and to accept whether or not the collection and transportation unit price has been determined; a collection and transportation screen for inputting collection and transportation consignment information related to the consignment of the collection and transportation is displayed on the display, and a second process is executed for accepting the collection and transportation consignment information; A third process is executed to generate a collection and transportation entrustment contract as the contract by reflecting the received collection and transportation entrustment information in a template; When it is accepted that the collection and transportation unit price has been finalized, a screen for further inputting the collection and transportation unit price is displayed as the collection and transportation screen in the second process, and the collection and transportation unit price is accepted. A computer program comprising:

11. A computer program used in a computer to generate a contract when a waste generator entrusts a third party with a part or all of the process of disposing of the waste, The computer includes: A first process is executed to display a waste screen on a display used by a user, for inputting whether or not a disposal unit price, which is a unit price for the disposal of the target waste, has been determined, and to accept whether or not the disposal unit price has been determined; a second process of displaying a disposal screen for inputting disposal entrustment information related to the entrustment of the disposal on the display and receiving the disposal entrustment information; a third process is executed to generate a disposal entrustment contract as the contract by reflecting the received disposal entrustment information in a template; When it is received that the disposal unit price has been determined, a screen for further inputting the disposal unit price is displayed as the disposal screen in the second process, and the disposal unit price is received. A computer program comprising:

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