Delivery slip

Abstract

To prevent alteration of entered information.SOLUTION: A delivery slip has: an upper substrate 10 formed by connecting a copy area 10a and a non-copy area 10b; a coloring agent layer 20 laminated on a whole area of a bottom face of the upper substrate 10; a middle substrate 70; a developer layer 50 laminated on a top face of the middle substrate 70; an adhesive agent layer 30 laminated on a whole area of a bottom face of the middle substrate 70; a lower substrate 60; and a release agent layer 40 laminated on a whole area of a top face of the lower substrate 60. Of the faces laminated with the coloring agent layer 20 of the upper substrate 10, the non-copy area 10b and a region along the non-copy area 10b of the copy area 10a are releasably adhered to the face laminated with the developer layer 50 of the middle substrate 70 by a pseudo-adhesion layer 80. An information entry column is provided on each top face of the copy area 10a and the non-copy area 10b, and a slit 13 is formed on a boundary of the copy area 10a and the non-copy area 10b.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a delivery slip. [Background technology]

[0002] Conventionally, delivery slips that are affixed to deliveries have been used to deliver the deliveries. Among such delivery slips, there is known one in which a detachable separation part is connected to the so-called waybill that is affixed to the delivery, and the separation part is affixed to the delivery after being separated (for example, see Patent Document 1). [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2014-73655 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] As described above, in a delivery slip in which the separation unit is configured to be detachable and is attached to the delivery after the separation unit is separated, the separation unit can be used to manage the delivery or as a delivery receipt. For example, the separation unit can be stored at the store that accepts the delivery of the delivery and at the delivery company that delivers the delivery. It can also be stored as a delivery receipt at the delivery source of the delivery. In this case, it is preferable to prevent the information written on the separation unit from being tampered with.

[0005] An object of the present invention is to provide a delivery slip that makes it difficult to tamper with the information entered. [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides: A delivery slip having an upper sheet portion, a middle sheet portion, and a lower sheet portion, The upper sheet portion is an upper substrate having a copy area and a non-copy area connected to each other; a color former layer laminated on the entire lower surface of the upper substrate, The lower sheet portion is a lower substrate having an area facing the copy area and an area facing the non-copy area; a release agent layer laminated on the entire upper surface of the lower substrate, The intermediate sheet portion is a middle substrate having an area facing the copy area and an area facing the non-copy area; a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer laminated on the entire lower surface of the intermediate substrate; a developer layer laminated on at least an area of ​​the upper surface of the intermediate substrate facing the copy area and the non-copy area; the lower sheet portion and the intermediate sheet portion are releasably attached by the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer and the release agent layer, the non-copy area and the area of ​​the copy area that is aligned with the non-copy area of ​​the surface of the upper substrate on which the color developer layer is laminated are releasably attached to the surface of the middle substrate on which the color developer layer is laminated by a pseudo-adhesive layer; The upper sheet portion has information entry fields on the upper surface of each of the copy area and the non-copy area of ​​the upper base material, This is a delivery slip in which a slit is formed at the boundary between the copy area and the non-copy area, penetrating the upper sheet portion, the pseudo-adhesive layer, and the intermediate sheet portion.

[0007] In the present invention configured as described above, when information is written in the information entry field provided in the copy area of ​​the upper substrate, the written information is copied to the intermediate sheet portion by the color former layer and the color developer layer. Because the copy area of ​​the upper substrate is attached to the intermediate substrate by the pseudo-adhesive layer, when the copy area of ​​the upper substrate is subsequently separated by peeling the upper substrate from the intermediate substrate, the information written in the information entry field is retained in the separated area of ​​the upper sheet portion and in the intermediate sheet portion. Therefore, by comparing these two pieces of information, it is possible to determine whether the information written in the information entry field has been tampered with. Furthermore, even if information is written in the information entry field provided in the non-copy area of ​​the upper substrate, the presence of the pseudo-adhesive layer between the color former layer and the color developer layer in the area facing the non-copy area makes it difficult for the written information to be copied to the intermediate sheet portion.

[0008] A coating layer may be laminated on the developer layer laminated on the intermediate substrate in a region facing the pseudo-adhesive layer.

[0009] In such a configuration, the pseudo adhesive constituting the pseudo adhesive layer is less likely to penetrate into the intermediate substrate, and the adhesive strength of the pseudo adhesive layer is improved.

[0010] Furthermore, the surface of the upper substrate on which the color developer layer is laminated may be attached to the surface of the middle substrate on which the color developer layer is laminated in an area along the edge of the copying area opposite the non-copying area.

[0011] In such a configuration, when a delivery slip is transported through the printer in the direction in which the copy area and non-copy area connect, it is possible to prevent the upper base material from curling up from the edge in the direction in which the copy area connects to the non-copy area. [Effects of the Invention]

[0012] According to the present invention, it is possible to make it difficult to tamper with the information to be written.

[0013] In addition, in a case where a coating layer is laminated on the area of ​​the developer layer laminated on the intermediate substrate facing the pseudo-adhesive layer, the pseudo-adhesive that constitutes the pseudo-adhesive layer is less likely to penetrate into the intermediate substrate, and the adhesive strength of the pseudo-adhesive layer is improved.

[0014] In addition, in cases where the surface of the upper substrate on which the color-developing agent layer is laminated is attached to the surface of the middle substrate on which the color-developing agent layer is laminated in an area along the edge of the copy area opposite the non-copy area, it is possible to prevent the upper substrate from curling up from the edge in the direction in which the copy area connects to the non-copy area, for example, when the delivery slip is transported through the printer in the direction in which the copy area connects to the non-copy area. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0015] [Figure 1] 1A and 1B are diagrams showing an embodiment of a delivery slip of the present invention, in which (a) is a front view and (b) is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA shown in (a). [Figure 2] 2 is a diagram showing the configuration of the lower surface side of the upper substrate shown in FIG. 1. FIG. [Figure 3] FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the configuration of the upper surface side of the intermediate substrate shown in FIG. [Figure 4] FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining how to use the delivery slip shown in FIG. [Figure 5] FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining how to use the delivery slip shown in FIG. [Figure 6] FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining how to use the delivery slip shown in FIG. [Figure 7] FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining how to use the delivery slip shown in FIG. [Figure 8] FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining how to use the delivery slip shown in FIG. [Figure 9] FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining how to use the delivery slip shown in FIG. [Figure 10] FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining how to use the delivery slip shown in FIG. [Figure 11] FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining how to use the delivery slip shown in FIG. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0016] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

[0017] <Delivery slip composition> Fig. 1 shows an embodiment of a delivery slip of the present invention, where (a) is a front view and (b) is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in (a). Fig. 2 shows the configuration of the lower surface side of the upper substrate 10 shown in Fig. 1. Fig. 3 shows the configuration of the upper surface side of the middle substrate 70 shown in Fig. 1.

[0018] 1, this embodiment is a delivery slip 1 constructed by laminating, in this order, an upper substrate 10, a color former layer 20, a pseudo-adhesive layer 80, medium layers 83a and 83b, a color developer layer 50, a middle substrate 70, an adhesive layer 30, a release agent layer 40, and a lower substrate 60. The upper substrate 10 and the color former layer 20 constitute an upper sheet portion 1a, the medium layers 83a and 83b, the color developer layer 50, the middle substrate 70, and the adhesive layer 30 constitute an intermediate sheet portion 1c, and the release agent layer 40 and the lower substrate 60 constitute a lower sheet portion 1b.

[0019] The upper substrate 10 is configured with a copy area 10a and a non-copy area 10b that are connected to each other. A slit 13 is formed at the boundary between the copy area 10a and the non-copy area 10b, and the copy area 10a and the non-copy area 10b are connected to each other via the slit 13. The slit 13 penetrates the upper sheet portion 1a, the intermediate sheet portion 1c, and the pseudo-adhesive layer 80.

[0020] The non-copy area 10b has information entry fields 11a to 11f, and displays barcode information 12a and a control number 12b. Each of the information entry fields 11a to 11f is an area for entering information for managing the delivery of a delivery item using the delivery slip 1. For example, the information entry field 11a is used to enter destination information such as the address, name, and other information of the delivery recipient of the delivery item. The information entry field 11b is used to enter shipper information such as the address, name, and other information of the sender of the delivery item. The information entry field 11c is used to enter the name of the delivery item. The information entry field 11d is used to enter a desired delivery date indicating the desired date for delivery of the delivery item. The information entry field 11e is used to enter a desired time period for delivery of the delivery item. The information entry field 11f is used to enter the size of the delivery item. The barcode information 12a and the control number 12b are used to manage the delivery of the delivery item and are linked to each other.

[0021] The copy area 10a has information entry fields 11g to 11i and displays a control number 12c. The delivery fee for the delivery item is entered in the information entry field 11h. Special notes regarding the delivery of the delivery item are entered in the information entry fields 11g and 11i. The size of the delivery item may also be entered in the copy area 10a. The control number 12c is used to manage the delivery of the delivery item and is linked to the barcode information 12a and the control number 12b. The same barcode information as the barcode information 12a may also be displayed in the copy area 10a. The copy area 10a has perforations 14 formed parallel to the slits 13. The perforations 14 penetrate the upper substrate 10 and the color former layer 20.

[0022] 1(b) and 2, a color former is applied to the entire lower surface of the upper substrate 10 to form a color former layer 20. As the color former constituting the color former layer 20, known color formers can be used, such as colorless or light-colored electron-donating color-forming organic compounds, such as triphenylmethanephthalides, leucoauramines, spiropyrans, and fluorans.

[0023] A release varnish layer 81 is laminated on the non-copying area 10b of the surface of the color former layer 20 opposite to the upper substrate 10 by applying a release varnish.

[0024] The length of the middle substrate 70 in the direction in which the copy area 10a and non-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10 are joined is longer than that of the upper substrate 10, and the middle substrate 70 is disposed opposite the upper substrate 10 so that the edge on the non-copy area 10b side is aligned with the edge of the upper substrate 10. As a result, the middle substrate 70 has an area facing the copy area 10a and an area facing the non-copy area 10b, and has a protrusion 71 exposed from the upper substrate 10 on the side of the area facing the copy area 10a. The protrusion 71 of the middle substrate 70 is linked to the barcode information 12a and the control number 12b and displays a control number 12d for managing the delivery of the delivery item.

[0025] As shown in FIG. 1(b), a color developer layer 50 is laminated on the upper surface of the middle substrate 70 by applying a color developer to the entire area facing the upper substrate 10. The color developer constituting the color developer layer 50 develops color by mixing with the color former constituting the color former layer 20, and typically, a compound having a phenolic hydroxyl group, such as paraphenylphenol or zinc 3,5-dibutylsalicylate, can be used. This allows the color developer layer 50 to pair with the color former layer 20 and provide a copying function. In addition, a printed layer may be laminated on the color developer layer 50 by printing, and advertisements or the like may be displayed on the color developer layer 50.

[0026] Furthermore, two types of medium layers 83a and 83b are laminated on the color developer layer 50. The medium layers 83a and 83b are examples of coating layers in the present invention, with the medium layer 83b laminated on the color developer layer 50 and the medium layer 83a laminated on the medium layer 83b. The medium layers 83a and 83b may have the same configuration, or, for example, the viscosities of the media constituting the medium layers 83a and 83b may be different. In this case, it is conceivable to make the viscosity of the medium constituting the medium layer 83b lower than the viscosity of the medium constituting the medium layer 83a. The medium layers 83a, 83b are laminated in the area facing the upper substrate 10, from the edge of the upper substrate 10 on the non-copy area 10b side, past the slit 13, to the vicinity of the perforation 14, and in a narrow strip-shaped area along the edge of the upper substrate 10's copy area 10a opposite the non-copy area 10b.

[0027] A pseudo adhesive is applied to the entire surface of the medium layer 83a to form a pseudo adhesive layer 82. As a result, as shown in Figure 3, the pseudo adhesive layer 82 is laminated in the area facing the upper substrate 10, from the edge of the upper substrate 10 on the non-copy area 10b side, past the slit 13, to the vicinity of the perforation 14, and in a narrow strip-shaped area along the edge of the upper substrate 10 on the opposite side from the non-copy area 10b of the copy area 10a. The pseudo adhesive that constitutes the pseudo adhesive layer 82 allows it to be peeled off after application, and its surface does not become sticky after peeling.

[0028] The pseudo-adhesive layer 80 is composed of the release varnish layer 81 and the pseudo-glue layer 82. As a result, of the surface of the upper substrate 10 on which the color developer layer 20 is laminated, the non-copy area 10b, a narrow strip-shaped area of ​​the copy area 10a along the non-copy area 10b, and a narrow strip-shaped area of ​​the copy area 10a along the edge opposite the non-copy area 10b are releasably attached by the pseudo-adhesive layer 80 to the surface of the middle substrate 70 on which the color developer layer 50 is laminated. In this case, because the pseudo-glue layer 82 is laminated on the middle substrate 70 via the medium layers 83a and 83b, the pseudo-adhesive constituting the pseudo-glue layer 82 is less likely to penetrate into the middle substrate 70 through the color developer layer 50, thereby strengthening the pseudo-adhesion between the upper substrate 10 and the middle substrate 70. Furthermore, in the narrow strip-shaped region along the non-copy region 10b of the copy region 10a and the narrow strip-shaped region along the edge of the copy region 10a opposite the non-copy region 10b, the pseudo-adhesion layer 80 is composed only of the pseudo-glue layer 82 without the release varnish layer 81. This makes it possible to make the pseudo-adhesion force between the upper substrate 10 and the middle substrate 70 stronger than in the non-copy region 10b in the narrow strip-shaped region along the non-copy region 10b of the copy region 10a and the narrow strip-shaped region along the edge of the copy region 10a opposite the non-copy region 10b.

[0029] As shown in FIG. 1(b), an adhesive layer 30 is laminated on the entire lower surface of the intermediate base material 70 by applying an adhesive thereto.

[0030] The lower substrate 60 has the same outer shape as the middle substrate 70, and is disposed opposite the middle substrate 70 so that its four peripheries overlap. As a result, the lower substrate 60 has an area facing the copy area 10a and an area facing the non-copy area 10b, and has a protrusion 71 exposed from the upper substrate 10, just like the middle substrate 70.

[0031] 1(b), a release agent layer 40 is laminated on the entire upper surface of the lower substrate 60 by applying silicone to the entire surface. Note that the release agent layer 40 does not need to be laminated on the copy area 10a, as long as it is laminated at least in the area facing the non-copy area 10b. However, when tack paper is used as the lower sheet portion 1b and the intermediate sheet portion 1c as described below, laminating the release agent layer 40 on the entire upper surface of the lower substrate 60 improves manufacturing operability.

[0032] The upper sheet portion 1a and the intermediate sheet portion 1c are releasably adhered by a pseudo-adhesive layer 80 in the non-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10, in a narrow strip-shaped area along the non-copy area 10b of the copy area 10a, and in a narrow strip-shaped area along the edge of the copy area 10a opposite the non-copy area 10b, and the lower sheet portion 1b and the intermediate sheet portion 1c are releasably adhered by an adhesive layer 30 and a release agent layer 40.

[0033] The lower sheet portion 1b and intermediate sheet portion 1c thus configured can be, for example, tack paper in which the lower sheet portion 1b and the intermediate sheet portion 1c are laminated together.

[0034] <How to use the delivery slip> The following describes how to use the delivery slip 1 configured as above.

[0035] 4 to 11 are diagrams for explaining how to use the delivery slip 1 shown in FIG.

[0036] A delivery slip 1 shown in FIG. 1 is used by filling in the information required for delivery of an item.

[0037] First, information necessary for delivery of the item is entered in each of the information entry fields 11a to 11f provided in the non-copy area 10b of the upper base material 10. For example, as shown in FIG. 4, destination information 2a, such as the address, name, and other information of the recipient of the item, is entered in the information entry field 11a. Furthermore, shipper information 2b, such as the address, name, and other information of the sender of the item, is entered in the information entry field 11b. Furthermore, the name of the item is entered in the information entry field 11c. Furthermore, the desired delivery date, indicating the desired date for delivery of the item, is entered in the information entry field 11d. Furthermore, the desired time period for delivery of the item is entered in the information entry field 11e. These entries may be made by the shipper who is the sender of the item. Note that instead of entering information in all of the information entry fields 11a to 11e, information may be printed in advance in some of them. At this time, the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 is attached to the intermediate sheet portion 1c in an area along the edge opposite the non-copy area 10b via the pseudo adhesive layer 82. This prevents the upper substrate 10 from curling up from the edge of the copy area 10a in the connecting direction with the non-copy area 10b when the delivery slip 1 is transported through the printer in the connecting direction between the copy area 10a and the non-copy area 10b.

[0038] Furthermore, the store that accepts the delivery of the item measures the size of the item and enters the size of the item in information entry field 11f. The delivery fee for the item is determined based on the size of the item and the delivery address, and delivery fee 2c for the item is entered in information entry field 11h as shown in Fig. 4. Furthermore, if there are any special instructions for the delivery of the item, such as refrigeration or handling precautions, these may be entered in information entry fields 11g and 11i.

[0039] In the copy area 10a, the middle substrate 70 faces the lower surface of the upper substrate 10. A color former layer 20 is laminated over the entire lower surface of the upper substrate 10, and a color developer layer 50 is laminated over the upper surface of the middle substrate 70 in an area facing the upper substrate 10. As a result, when a delivery fee 2c for a delivery item is written in the information entry field 11h, the color former constituting the color former layer 20 and the color developer constituting the color developer layer 50 mix together due to the pressure of the writing, and the delivery fee 2c written in the information entry field 11h is copied onto the area of ​​the middle substrate 70 facing the information entry field 11h. Meanwhile, information is also written in the information entry fields 11a-11f provided in the non-copy area 10b. However, in the area facing the non-copy area 10b, the pseudo-adhesive layer 80 is interposed between the color former layer 20 and the color developer layer 50. Furthermore, the medium layers 83a and 83b are laminated on the color developer layer 50. This makes it difficult for the information written in the information entry fields 11a-11f to be copied to the middle substrate 70. Therefore, the information written in the information entry fields 11a-11f is retained only in the non-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10, preventing the information written in the information entry fields 11a-11f from being spread more than necessary. In particular, although the destination information 2a and shipper information 2b written in the information entry field 11a are necessary for delivery, they are personal information that should not be spread, so it is preferable to retain them only in the non-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10. In order to achieve this effect, the medium layers 83a and 83b may be a single layer or may not be provided at all.Instead of the medium layers 83a and 83b, an ink layer that eliminates the effect of the color developer layer 50 may be laminated.

[0040] After the delivery of the item is accepted in this manner, the non-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10 is separated from the copy area 10a by the slit 13 as shown in Figures 5 and 6, and is peeled off from the lower sheet portion 1b together with the pseudo-adhesive layer 80 and the area of ​​the intermediate sheet portion 1c facing the non-copy area 10b, and is attached to the delivery item 3 as shown in Figure 7.

[0041] 5 is a diagram showing the state where the non-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10 is separated as viewed from the surface, and FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing the state where the non-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10 is separated.

[0042] The non-copy area 10b and the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 can be separated by the slit 13, and the pseudo-adhesive layer 80 and the areas of the intermediate sheet portion 1c facing the non-copy area 10b and the copy area 10a can also be separated by the slit 13, so that the non-copy area 10b can be separated from the copy area 10a. Furthermore, the middle substrate 70 is releasably attached to the lower substrate 60 by the adhesive layer 30 and the release agent layer 40, so that the area of ​​the middle substrate 70 facing the non-copy area 10b can be peeled off from the lower substrate 60. The adhesive layer 30 is laminated on the surface of the middle substrate 70 that has been peeled off from the lower substrate 60, so that the non-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10 can be attached to the delivery 3 together with the pseudo-adhesive layer 80 and the area of ​​the intermediate sheet portion 1c facing the non-copy area 10b using this adhesive layer 30.

[0043] In this way, the non-copy area 10b peeled off from the lower base material 60 together with the pseudo-adhesive layer 80 and the intermediate sheet portion 1c is attached to the delivery, and then the delivery is collected by a delivery company. At this time, an image of the non-copy area 10b attached to the delivery is first captured. In the non-copy area 10b, information is written in each of the information entry fields 11a to 11f, and barcode information 12a and a control number 12b are displayed. Therefore, by saving the captured image in the system, the information written in each of the information entry fields 11a to 11f can be identified using the barcode information 12a and the control number 12b, and the delivery can be managed.

[0044] 8 and 9, the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 is separated from the intermediate sheet portion 1c and the lower sheet portion 1b by tearing the perforations 14 and peeling the edge opposite to the side where the non-copy area 10b was connected from the pseudo adhesive layer 82. Then, for example, the delivery company keeps the copy area 10a separated from the intermediate sheet portion 1c and the lower sheet portion 1b as a copy, and the store that accepts the delivery of the item keeps the intermediate sheet portion 1c and the lower sheet portion 1b from which the copy area 10a has been separated. In this way, the area of ​​the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 along the edge on the non-copy area 10b side is separated from the intermediate sheet portion 1c and the lower sheet portion 1b by tearing the perforations 14.

[0045] 8 is a diagram showing the state where the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 is separated, as viewed from the surface, and FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view showing the state where the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 is separated.

[0046] Here, the pseudo-adhesive layer 80 is laminated in the region facing the upper substrate 10, from the edge of the upper substrate 10 on the non-copy region 10b side, past the slit 13, to the vicinity of the perforation 14. Therefore, in the region separated from the intermediate sheet portion 1c by the perforation 14 of the copy region 10a of the upper substrate, in the region along the edge of the non-copy region 10b side, the pseudo-adhesive layer 80 does not face it. Therefore, in the region along the edge of the copy region 10a of the upper substrate 10 on the non-copy region 10b side (the region sandwiched between the slit 13 and the perforation 14), the pseudo-adhesive layer 80 may be formed of only the pseudo-glue layer 82 without providing the release varnish layer 81, thereby strengthening the pseudo-adhesion force between the upper substrate 10 and the intermediate sheet portion 1c.

[0047] Furthermore, the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 is attached to the intermediate sheet portion 1c by the pseudo adhesive layer 82 in an area along the edge opposite to the side where the non-copy area 10b was connected, but the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 is attached to the intermediate sheet portion 1c in a narrow strip-shaped area along the edge opposite to the side where the non-copy area 10b was connected. Therefore, the copy area 10a can be peeled off from the intermediate sheet portion 1c. In this case, because the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 is attached to the intermediate sheet portion 1c in a narrow strip-shaped area along the edge opposite to the side where the non-copy area 10b was connected, even if the pseudo adhesive layer 80 is formed of only the pseudo adhesive layer 82 without the release varnish layer 81 and the pseudo adhesive force between the upper substrate 10 and the intermediate sheet portion 1c is strengthened, the copy area 10a can be peeled off from the intermediate sheet portion 1c. In this way, by constructing the pseudo-adhesive layer 80 using only the pseudo-glue layer 82 without providing the peel-off varnish layer 81 and strengthening the pseudo-adhesion force between the upper substrate 10 and the intermediate sheet portion 1c, it becomes easier to avoid the upper substrate 10 from rolling up from the edge of the copy area 10a in the direction of connection with the non-copy area 10b when, for example, the delivery slip 1 is transported through the printer in the direction of connection between the copy area 10a and the non-copy area 10b.

[0048] 8, in the area of ​​the intermediate substrate 70 facing the information entry field 11h, the shipping fee 2c entered in the information entry field 11h is copied as copy information 2d. As a result, the shipping fee 2c entered in the information entry field 11h is stored in the copy area 10a separated from the middle sheet portion 1c and the lower sheet portion 1b, and in the middle sheet portion 1c and the lower sheet portion 1b from which the copy area 10a has been separated. Therefore, even if the shipping fee for a delivery item is fraudulently rewritten, the rewriting can be detected by comparing these two pieces of information, making it difficult to tamper with the information entered.

[0049] Furthermore, a control number 12c linked to the barcode information 12a displayed in the non-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10 is displayed in the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10, and a control number 12d linked to the barcode information 12a displayed in the non-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10 is also displayed on the protrusion 71 of the middle substrate 70. Therefore, the information entered in each of the information entry fields 11a to 11f of the upper substrate 10 can be identified using these control numbers 12c and 12d, and deliveries can be managed.

[0050] In this embodiment, the delivery slip 1 has a non-copy area 10b as the area to be affixed to the delivery, and a copy area 10a as the area separated from the non-copy area 10b. By managing the delivery using two pieces of information stored separately from the delivery in the copy area 10a, the information entered on the delivery slip 1 is made difficult to tamper with. Therefore, after the non-copy area 10b and the intermediate sheet portion 1c are peeled off from the lower sheet portion 1b and affixed to the delivery, the remaining portion is separated into the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10, the intermediate sheet portion 1c, and the lower sheet portion 1b, and the copy area 10a and the intermediate sheet portion 1c each store the same copied information. If one of the two pieces of information stored separately is stored on the delivery when managing the delivery, it would be difficult to verify the two pieces of information after the delivery has reached its destination. However, the delivery slip 1 in this embodiment makes it easy to perform tasks such as comparing two pieces of copied information, whether before or after the delivery item is delivered to the destination, making it difficult to tamper with the information entered on the delivery slip 1.

[0051] As shown in Fig. 7, the delivery item 3 with the non-copy area 10b attached is delivered to the destination in accordance with the destination information 2a entered in the information entry field 11a. After the delivery item 3 has reached the destination, the upper sheet portion 1a is peeled off from the middle sheet portion 1c at the interface between the release varnish layer 81 and the pseudo-adhesive layer 82, as shown in Figs. 10 and 11. The delivery company then takes the upper sheet portion 1a home.

[0052] Note that Figure 10 is a view from the surface showing how the non-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10 is peeled off from the intermediate sheet portion 1c, and Figure 11 is a cross-sectional view showing how the non-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10 is peeled off from the intermediate sheet portion 1c.

[0053] In this case, information written in the information entry fields 11a-11f in the no-copy area 10b is unlikely to be copied onto the intermediate substrate 70. Therefore, even when the upper sheet portion 1a is peeled from the intermediate sheet portion 1c at the interface between the release varnish layer 81 and the pseudo-adhesive layer 82, the information written in the information entry fields 11a-11f is retained only in the no-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10, preventing the information written in the information entry fields 11a-11f from spreading more than necessary. Also, in some cases, the delivery company may not take the upper sheet portion 1a home. Even in this case, the information written in the information entry fields 11a-11f can be separated from the delivery 3 by peeling the upper sheet portion 1a from the intermediate sheet portion 1c at the interface between the release varnish layer 81 and the pseudo-adhesive layer 82, preventing the information written in the information entry fields 11a-11f from spreading more than necessary.

[0054] In this embodiment, perforations 14 are formed in the copy area 10a parallel to the slits 13. However, the perforations 14 may not be formed. As shown in FIG. 9, the perforations 14 are intended to separate the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 from the intermediate sheet portion 1c and the lower sheet portion 1b after the non-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10 has been separated from the intermediate sheet portion 1c and the lower sheet portion 1b. When the non-copy area 10b of the upper substrate 10 has been separated from the intermediate sheet portion 1c and the lower sheet portion 1b, as shown in FIG. 6, the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 is attached to the intermediate sheet portion 1c by the pseudo adhesive layer 82 in narrow band-shaped regions along both edges in the direction of connection with the non-copy area 10b. Therefore, even if the perforations 14 are not formed, the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 can be peeled and separated from the intermediate sheet portion 1c and the lower sheet portion 1b.

[0055] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 is attached to the intermediate sheet portion 1c in areas along both end edges in the connecting direction with the non-copy area 10b. However, it is sufficient that the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 is attached to the intermediate sheet portion 1c at least in areas along the non-copy area 10b in the connecting direction with the non-copy area 10b. Alternatively, the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 may be attached to the intermediate sheet portion 1c in areas along both end edges extending in the connecting direction with the non-copy area 10b. Furthermore, the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 may be attached to the intermediate sheet portion 1c in areas along both end edges in the connecting direction with the non-copy area 10b and in areas along both end edges extending in the connecting direction with the non-copy area 10b. In this case, after the upper sheet portion 1a and the intermediate sheet portion 1c are stacked and attached, in order to remove air that has entered between the upper sheet portion 1a and the intermediate sheet portion 1c, it is preferable to provide an area that is not attached to the intermediate sheet portion 1c in part of the area along both end edges in the connecting direction of the copy area 10a of the upper substrate 10 with the non-copy area 10b, and in part of the area along both end edges extending in the connecting direction with the non-copy area 10b. [Explanation of symbols]

[0056] 1. Delivery slip 1a Upper seat part 1b Lower seat part 1c Middle seat section 2a Shipping Information 2b Shipper information 2c shipping fee 2d copy information 3 Delivery items 10 Upper base material 10a Copy area 10b Non-replication area 11a~11i Information entry field 12a Barcode Information 12b~12d Management number 13 Slit 14 perforations 20 Color former layer 30 adhesive layer 40 Release agent layer 50 Developer layer 60 Lower base material 70 Medium base material 71 Protrusion 80 Pseudo adhesive layer 81 Peeling varnish layer 82 Pseudo glue layer 83a, 83b Medium layer

Claims

1. A delivery slip having an upper sheet portion, a middle sheet portion, and a lower sheet portion, The upper sheet portion is an upper substrate having a copy area and a non-copy area connected to each other; a color former layer laminated on the entire lower surface of the upper substrate, The lower sheet portion is a lower substrate having an area facing the copy area and an area facing the non-copy area; a release agent layer laminated on the entire upper surface of the lower substrate, The intermediate sheet portion is a middle substrate having an area facing the copy area and an area facing the non-copy area; a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer laminated on the entire lower surface of the intermediate substrate; a developer layer laminated on at least an area of ​​the upper surface of the intermediate substrate facing the copy area and the non-copy area; the lower sheet portion and the intermediate sheet portion are releasably attached by the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer and the release agent layer, the non-copy area and the area of ​​the copy area that is aligned with the non-copy area of ​​the surface of the upper substrate on which the color developer layer is laminated are releasably attached to the surface of the middle substrate on which the color developer layer is laminated by a pseudo-adhesive layer; The upper sheet portion has information entry fields on the upper surface of each of the copy area and the non-copy area of ​​the upper base material, A delivery slip in which a slit is formed at the boundary between the copy area and the non-copy area, penetrating the upper sheet portion, the pseudo-adhesive layer, and the intermediate sheet portion.

2. The delivery slip according to claim 1, A delivery slip, in which a coating layer is laminated on the developer layer laminated on the intermediate substrate in an area facing the pseudo-adhesive layer.

3. The delivery slip according to claim 1 or 2, A delivery slip in which the surface of the upper substrate on which the color developer layer is laminated is attached to the surface of the middle substrate on which the color developer layer is laminated in an area along the edge of the copy area opposite the non-copy area.

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