Information processing device, information processing method, and program

Abstract

To enable simultaneous differentiation and management of cash sales and non-cash sales. [Solution] The system includes a cash register check and settlement screen display processing unit that displays a cash register check and settlement screen, and a cash register check The settlement screen display processing unit calculates the estimated amount of cash stored in the register and the amount of other means of payment. Display sales information.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to an information processing apparatus and a program.

Background Art

[0002] There is known a system that supports efficient management and settlement processing of sales amounts in a retail store. It is known.

[0003] For example, Patent Document 1 describes a cash management apparatus that can reliably supply the change reserve required for store operations and reduce the burden on store clerks and store managers. It can reduce the burden on store clerks and store managers by reliably supplying the change reserve required for store operations.

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0004]

Patent Document 1

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0005] In the method described in Patent Document 1, at the time of checking and settling the sales amount, it was not possible to simultaneously distinguish and manage cash sales and non-cash sales. It was not possible to simultaneously distinguish and manage cash sales and non-cash sales.

[0006] The present invention has been made in view of the above-described circumstances, and one of its objects is to enable simultaneous distinction and management of cash sales and non-cash sales. One of the objects is to enable simultaneous distinction and management of cash sales and non-cash sales.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0007] An information processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a register check and settlement screen display processing unit that displays a register check and settlement screen, and the register check and settlement screen display processing unit stores the current stored in the register. This displays the estimated amount of money and information on sales through means other than cash. [Effects of the Invention]

[0008] According to the present invention, cash sales and non-cash sales can be managed separately at the same time. It is possible. [Brief explanation of the drawing]

[0009] [Figure 1] A diagram showing the configuration of a cash register management system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 2] A diagram showing the functional configuration of the cash register management server 10 in a cash register management system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 3] This figure illustrates the top screen for register inspection and settlement displayed on the register terminal 20 in the register management system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 4] A diagram illustrating a register inspection screen displayed on a register terminal 20 in a register management system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 5] A diagram illustrating a register inspection screen displayed on a register terminal 20 in a register management system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 6] A diagram illustrating the inspection and settlement screen displayed on the cash register terminal 20 in a cash register management system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 7] A diagram illustrating a pre-payment confirmation screen displayed on a cash register terminal 20 in a cash register management system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 8] A diagram illustrating a payment completion screen displayed on a cash register terminal 20 in a cash register management system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 9] A diagram illustrating the register inspection and settlement history screen displayed on the register terminal 20 in a register management system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 10] This figure illustrates the detailed register inspection and settlement history screen displayed on the register terminal 20 in the register management system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 11]A diagram illustrating a journal settlement receipt reprint screen displayed on the cash register terminal 20 in the cash register management system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 12] A flowchart showing an example of a cash register inspection process in the cash register management system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 13] A flowchart showing an example of a settlement process in the cash register management system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Embodiments for Carrying Out the Invention

[0010] Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Note that the same elements are denoted by the same reference numerals, and duplicate descriptions are omitted.

[0011] FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of the cash register management system 1 according to the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1 the cash register management system 1 includes a cash register management server (information processing device) 10 and a cash register terminal 20. The cash register terminal 20 is installed for each store of a retail store such as a supermarket or a convenience store. The cash register management server 10 is installed at a management center or the like and is connected to the cash register terminals 20 of each store via a communication network N. The communication network N may be, for example, the Internet, a LAN, a telephone line, a corporate network, a mobile communication network, Bluetooth (registered trademark), WiFi (Wireless Fidelity), any other communication line, or a combination thereof, and it does not matter whether it is wired or wireless. A plurality of cash register terminals 20 may be provided in each store.

[0012] The cash register management server 10 is a general-purpose computer and is composed of one computer. It may be, or it may be composed of multiple computers distributed over a communication network N. Good. The register management server 10 includes a control device 11 and a storage device 12. Control device 1 1 is hardware, including CPU, memory such as ROM and RAM, input interface, It is equipped with an output interface, a communication interface, and a bus connecting them. The component 11 performs various functions by having the CPU execute programs stored in ROM, etc. The storage device 12 is a hard disk drive, etc.

[0013] Figure 2 shows that the CPU of the control device 11 executes a program stored in ROM, etc. This is a block diagram showing the functional modules that are implemented. As shown in Figure 2, the functional modules The code includes a register inspection and settlement top screen display processing unit 111, a register inspection screen display processing unit 112, Cash register inspection and settlement screen display processing unit 113, pre-settlement confirmation screen display processing unit 114, settlement completion screen Display processing unit 115, register inspection settlement history screen display processing unit 116, register inspection settlement history details screen This includes a display processing unit 117 and a journal / settlement receipt reprint screen display processing unit 118.

[0014] The storage device 12 stores the store management table 121 and the accounting management table 122. Yes. The store management table 121 contains the ID (account information) of each store, and the register terminal 20 Identification information (number, etc.) is registered. The accounting management table 122 contains the settings information of each store. Information and sales data are registered. The settings information is pre-configured for each store. This is a report that includes information such as a list of staff members, the time of changeover between business days, and the amount of change prepared. In addition, the sales data will include the date and time of sale, payment method (cash, non-cash (gift certificates, transportation)). Information such as sales figures for electronic money and credit cards is recorded. The history and settlement history includes the date and time of the previous inspection, the date and time of settlement, and the estimated amount in the register at the time of inspection and settlement. Information such as the actual amount in the register and the difference between the expected amount and the actual amount in the register is recorded. ru.

[0015] Information entered and updated via the POS terminal 20 registered at each store is used in the accounting management system. The data is aggregated on Bull122 as data for that store. Therefore, multiple cash register terminals in each store The information displayed on page 20 is synchronized.

[0016] The register terminal 20 is a POS register terminal installed at the cash register counter of a store, and is a tablet Terminal devices such as mobile terminals, personal computers (PCs), notebook PCs, and smartphones. It will be implemented. As shown in Figure 1, the cash register terminal 20 includes a processor 21, an input device 22, and a display. The device comprises a device 23, a communication interface 24, and memory resources 25. The input device 22 is a touch panel. These include things like keyboards and screens, and are suitable for store employees when processing customer payments, inspections, and settlements. Operate as appropriate. The display device 23 is a liquid crystal display or the like, and responds to operations via the input device 22. Then, it displays information such as the price of the purchased items and the total amount.

[0017] (Screen description) Next, the display device 2 of the store's cash register terminal 20 according to the cash register management system 1 of this embodiment The screen displayed in 3 will be explained. Employees at each store will use the input device 22 of the cash register terminal 20. By operating this and logging into the POS system 1 using the store's account, As shown in Figure 3, the "Cash Register Check and Settlement Top Screen" (hereinafter referred to as the top screen) is used for cash register check and settlement. The top screen display processing unit 111 displays the information. The register management server 10 is the accounting management system. The items on each screen are displayed based on the information of each store recorded in Bull 122.

[0018] In Figure 3, A1 displays the business days at the time the screen is displayed. For example, in the case of a store that operates late at night. Until the pre-set business day changeover time has passed, the previous day's business day will be displayed. A2 displays the register number of the currently logged-in register terminal 20.

[0019] A3 is a button to transition to the "Inspection Screen" (Figure 4). A4 is the "Inspection and Settlement Screen". This is a button to transition to (Figure 6). A5 is the last time an inspection was performed on the "Inspection Screen". The date and time will be displayed. Also, if there is a discrepancy in the amount, a message indicating "Discount / Overpayment" will be displayed. Display the sage. Selecting A5 will take you to the detailed screen of the corresponding inspection / settlement history (described later). Transfer. A6 displays the date and time when settlement was performed on the "Inspection and Settlement Screen" last time. Select A6. This will then take you to the detailed screen of the corresponding inspection / settlement history (Figure 10).

[0020] A7 is a button that, when pressed, transitions to the "Cash Register Inspection / Settlement History Screen" (Figure 9). Button 8, when pressed, takes you to the "Journal / Receipt Reprint Screen" (Figure 11). When A9 is pressed, an inspection receipt is printed from the printer connected to the register terminal 20. This is a button that will be printed. When A10 is pressed, it will connect to the cash register terminal 20. This is the button to open the lower section. A11 displays the amount of change reserve set during the previous settlement. This will be shown. Also, if you select A11, you will be taken to the "Confirmation screen before payment" (Figure 7), and the change will be prepared. The reserve amount can be changed. The amount of change reserve can be set during the settlement process, Changes can be made even during business hours on the confirmation screen before settlement. Once changed, it will immediately be updated to A11. The displayed amount will reflect this. A12 is the cash sales and deposits / withdrawals that have occurred since the last settlement. It also displays the estimated amount in the register calculated based on the change reserve. A13 is for cash only. Displays the number and amount of sales paid using external payment methods.

[0021] Figure 4 is an example of the "inspection screen" displayed by the register inspection screen display processing unit 112. Yes. B1 is a pull-down menu for selecting a cashier. The "Yu" section displays the names of staff members that have been pre-registered for each store. Pressing B2 will trigger the "Re This is the button to open the cash drawer connected to terminal 20. B3 is the top screen. The same change reserve, cash sales, total deposits, and total withdrawals are displayed. B4 is pressed. Then, the number and amount of sales paid using payment methods other than cash, as shown on the top screen, will be displayed. B5 is the same as A5 and A6 on the top screen. B6 is the same as A7 on the top screen. This is the same as A12 on the top screen. B8 is entered in B11. The amount is calculated. B9 displays the difference between B7 and B8 (if B11 is not entered, a hyphen is displayed). (Displays...)

[0022] B10 requires you to choose either "Enter the number of bills for each denomination" or "Enter the total amount". This is a dropdown menu. The input field in B11 changes depending on the selection in B10. B11 is an input field for entering the amount in the cash drawer. The entered value is: The information will be retained until the inspection is complete, even if you switch to another screen. B10: Enter the number of bills for each denomination. If you select "", a field will appear in B11 where you can enter the number of coins for each denomination. If you select "Enter the total amount," a field for entering the total amount will appear in cell B11. Figure 5 shows: This diagram illustrates the input field B11 when "Enter the number of bills for each denomination" is selected. Figure 5 As shown, the total amount is calculated when you enter the number of bills for each denomination.

[0023] B12 is a free text input field for use as a comment section. The contents are saved in the accounting management table 122, and the comments on the register inspection / settlement history details screen (Figure 10) This can be viewed in the comments section. Pressing B13 resets the value entered in B11. This is a button that will be (deleted). B14 is a button that, when pressed, will take you to the inspection completion screen. be.

[0024] Figure 6 shows the "inspection and settlement screen" displayed by the register inspection and settlement screen display processing unit 113. This is an illustrative diagram. In Figure 6, C1 and C2 are the same as B1 and B2 on the inspection screen. In section 3, the same information as on the top screen is displayed: change reserve, cash sales, total deposits, and total withdrawals. Pressing C4 will show the number of sales paid using a payment method other than cash, the same as on the top screen. The amount is displayed. C5 is the same as A5 and A6 on the top screen. C6 is the same as the top This is the same as A7 on the main screen. C7 is the same as A12 on the top screen. C8 The value entered in C11 is used. C9 displays the difference between C7 and C8 (if C11 is empty). In this case, a hyphen will be displayed.

[0025] C10 allows you to choose either "Enter the number of bills for each denomination" or "Enter the total amount". This is a pull-down menu. The input field in C11 changes depending on the selection in C10. C11 is an input field for entering the amount in the cash drawer. The entered value is: The information will be retained until the inspection is complete, even if you switch to another screen. Enter the number of bills for each denomination in C10. If you select "", a field will appear in C11 where you can enter the number of coins for each denomination. If you select "Enter the total amount," a field for entering the total amount will appear in cell C11. (See example in Figure 6.) Now, the input fields are shown when you select "Enter the number of bills for each denomination." (See Figure 6) The system allows you to input the number of coins for each denomination, and the total amount will be calculated.

[0026] C12 is a button that, when pressed, resets (clears) the value entered in C11. C13 is a button that, when pressed, transitions to the "Confirmation screen before payment" (Figure 7). Similar to the inspection screen, the inspection and settlement screen also has a free text field for use as a comment section. A column for force may be provided.

[0027] Figure 7 shows the "pre-payment confirmation screen" displayed by the pre-payment confirmation screen display processing unit 114. This is an example diagram. In Figure 7, D1 displays the same content as A12 on the top screen. D2 displays the total amount entered in C11 on the "Inspection and Settlement Screen" (Figure 6). D3 displays the same content as C9 on the "Inspection and Settlement Screen" (Figure 6).

[0028] D4 has the following options regarding the change reserve: "None (¥0)", "Specify", or "Carry over the entire amount". This is a dropdown menu for selecting one of the options. If you select "Specify", it will be shown in Figure 7. A field for entering the amount will appear. Enter the amount in D4 into D5. The deducted amount is displayed. When you transition to the "Settlement Complete Screen" (Figure 8) in D6, the register terminal This is a checkbox for selecting the documents to print from the printer connected to terminal 20. The selection made in D6 will be carried over to subsequent settlements. D7 is the "Settlement Complete Screen". This is a button to transition to (Figure 8).

[0029] Figure 8 illustrates the "payment completion screen" displayed by the payment completion screen display processing unit 115. This is a diagram. In Figure 8, E1 is selected and entered in D4 on the "Confirmation screen before settlement" (Figure 7). The amount will be displayed. E2 will display the same amount as D5 on the "Confirmation screen before settlement". When E3 is pressed, a payment receipt is printed from the printer connected to the cash register terminal 20. It is a button. When E4 is pressed, a journal is sent from the printer connected to the register terminal 20. This is a button on which text is printed. E5 is a button that, when pressed, takes you to the top screen.

[0030] Figure 9 shows the "Cash Register Inspection and Settlement History" displayed by the Cash Register Inspection and Settlement History Screen Display Processing Unit 116. This diagram illustrates the "history screen." In Figure 9, F1 displays the inspection history and settlement history. This is a pull-down menu for selecting the target POS terminal 20. F2 is for inspection history / settlement history. This field specifies the period to be displayed (it can be specified on the displayed calendar). Pressing F3 will narrow down the history displayed according to the conditions specified by F1 and F2. It is a tan. F4 is the field that displays the inspection history and settlement history of the narrowed-down target. The history includes the person in charge who performed the inspection or settlement, and the estimated amount in the register at the time of inspection or settlement (in A12). The corresponding value, and information on the difference (surplus or deficit) between the expected amount in the register and the actual amount in the register, are displayed. In the example in Figure 9, the history is displayed in chronological order from the most recent to the oldest. Select each history item. This will then take you to the "Cash Register Inspection / Settlement History Details Screen" (Figure 10) for the corresponding transaction.

[0031] Figure 10 shows the "Cash Register Inspection Settlement History Details Screen Display Processing Unit 117" displayed by the Cash Register Inspection Settlement History Details Screen Display Processing Unit 117. This is a diagram illustrating the "Settlement History Details Screen". In Figure 10, G1 is the type of history (inspection). This is the field that displays (or settlement). G2 is the field that displays the date and time when the inspection / settlement was completed. G3 is a field that displays comments entered on the inspection screen or the inspection / settlement screen. It is also possible to rewrite it. When G4 is pressed, it will be used with the printer connected to the register terminal 20. This is the button to print the journal. When G5 is pressed, it connects to the register terminal 20. This button prints the settlement receipt using the linter. Note that buttons G4 and G5 are for settlement processing. This is only displayed if it is correct. G6 saves the changes made to G3. This is a button for that purpose.

[0032] Figure 11 is displayed by the journal / settlement receipt reprint screen display processing unit 118. This is an example diagram of the "Journal / Settlement Receipt Reprint Screen". The reprint screen is a list screen specifically for reprinting journals and settlement receipts. Its function is similar to the register check / settlement history screen (Figure 9), and is the register check / settlement history details screen. It is also possible to transition to (Figure 10). On the other hand, print buttons (H7, H8) are provided on each row. In this respect, it differs from the register check / settlement history screen. Also, the displayed history is settlement Only the history is displayed; the inspection history is not. This is because the inspection history is the item that is printed. This is because it does not have

[0033] In Figure 11, H1 is a pull-down menu for selecting the register terminal 20 to display the history. This is new. H2 is the field that specifies the period for which the history will be displayed (the displayed calendar (This can be specified using the center button.) When H3 is pressed, the conditions specified in H1 and H2 are met. This button filters the history displayed.

[0034] H4-H9 contains historical information for the narrowed-down target. In the example in Figure 11, the most recent date and time are... They are displayed in order from [the first]. In each history entry, H4 indicates the business day at the time of settlement. On business days, each store can set its own switchover time. H5 is for settlement. This indicates the period covered (from the date and time of the previous settlement to the date and time of the current settlement). H6 is the settlement process. It sometimes indicates the selected person in charge. When H7 is pressed, it is connected to the pre-register terminal 20. This button prints the corresponding journal at the center. H8, when pressed, prints to the register terminal 2 This button prints the corresponding receipt on the printer connected to 0. H9 is, This button, when pressed, will take you to the "Cash Register Check / Settlement History Details Screen" corresponding to the relevant history. ru.

[0035] (Inspection process flow) Figure 12 is a flowchart showing the flow of the cash register check process performed by store staff. The store clerk operates the register terminal 20 and logs to the register management system 1 using the store's account. When the device is turned on, the top screen is displayed on the display device 23 (step S101).

[0036] The store clerk will show the top screen the various payment methods other than cash (for example, gift certificates, transportation IC cards, etc.). - Regarding credit cards, the displayed number of sales and amount, and each payment The number of sales and sales amount from the dedicated payment terminal (CAT terminal, etc.) for the payment method are compared, and if they match... Check whether or not (Step S102).

[0037] Next, when the store clerk presses button A3 on the top screen, it will transition to the "inspection screen" and the expected cash register balance will be displayed. Display the amount (B7) (step S103). Furthermore, the store clerk will check the B2 box on the inspection screen. Press the button to open the cash drawer, check the amount of cash in the drawer, and enter B11. Enter the value in the force field (step S104).

[0038] Once the amount entry is complete, the register management server 10 displays the register amount (B8) and other information on the inspection screen. The surplus or deficit amount (B9) is calculated and displayed (step S105). If an overpayment or underpayment occurs (Step S106: YES), the pre-closing slip list screen will appear. The accounting history is checked, and the slips are deleted or corrected (Step S107). Register management server 10 updates the accounting management table 122 based on the deleted and corrected accounting information ( Step S108). Then, return to the inspection screen and complete the inspection (Step S109). Inspection Upon completion, information such as the inspection date and time, register number, person in charge, denomination information, surplus or deficit, and comments will be recorded. The data is sent to the register management server 10 and recorded in the accounting management table 122.

[0039] (Settlement process flow) Figure 13 is a flowchart showing the flow of payment processing by a store employee. However, by operating the register terminal 20, you log in to the register management system 1 using the store's account. Then, the top screen is displayed on the display device 23 (step S201).

[0040] The store clerk will show the top screen the various payment methods other than cash (for example, gift certificates, transportation IC cards, etc.). - Regarding credit cards, the displayed number of sales and amount, and each payment The number of sales and sales amount from the dedicated payment terminal (CAT terminal, etc.) for the payment method are compared, and if they match... Check whether or not (Step S202).

[0041] Next, when the store clerk presses button A4 on the top screen, the screen transitions to the "Inspection / Payment Screen" (S Step S203). Furthermore, the store clerk presses the C2 button on the inspection screen to cash out. Open the drawer, check the amount of cash inside, and enter it into input field C11 (step S204).

[0042] Once the amount entry is complete, the register management server 10 displays the estimated amount in the register on the inspection / settlement screen. C7) Display the cash register amount (C8) and the difference (C9) (step S205). If a surplus or deficit occurs in step S205 (step S206: YES) Before closing the register, check the transaction history on the slip list screen and delete or correct the slips (Step S 207). The register management server 10 uses the accounting management table based on the deleted and corrected accounting information. Update Ru122 (Step S208). Next, on the confirmation screen before settlement, enter the amount of change to be prepared. Enter the information and select whether you want to print a settlement receipt and journal (step S209). Pressing the D7 button will take you to the payment completion screen, and the payment receipt and journal will be printed. It is printed depending on whether it is necessary (step S210).

[0043] As described above, according to this embodiment, on the register inspection and settlement screen, the information stored in the register is The system now displays the estimated amount of cash received and information on sales made through means other than cash, so the register The inspection and settlement screen allows for simultaneous management of both cash sales and sales by non-cash means. It is possible.

[0044] In addition, information on sales made by means other than cash includes the name of the payment method and the sales made by each method. We have made it possible to display the number of transactions and the total amount, so you can manage them by payment method. It is possible.

[0045] Additionally, the register check / settlement screen displays the actual number of each denomination of bills or total amount stored in the register. We've made it possible to input the total amount, so the information about the actual cash stored in the register can be processed efficiently. I can input data very accurately.

[0046] Additionally, the pre-set amount of change to be prepared will be displayed on the register check and settlement screen. In addition, we have made it possible to change the amount of change prepared, so that it can be adjusted according to the amount of cash in the register, etc. You can change the amount of change you have on hand at any time.

[0047] Additionally, the register inspection and settlement screen displays a list of inspection and settlement history. We've made it possible to transition to the history screen, so you can quickly check the history when performing inspections or settlement processes. It is possible.

[0048] Furthermore, the register inspection and settlement history screen will now display the inspection history and settlement history separately. Therefore, it is easy to distinguish them without having to look at the contents of the history.

[0049] On the register check and settlement history screen, the estimated amount of cash stored in the register is displayed for each transaction history. And, by displaying information about any surplus or deficit in the amount actually stored, if a surplus or deficit occurs... The history can be easily checked.

[0050] Furthermore, on the register check / settlement screen, the estimated amount of cash stored in the register is... We have started displaying a breakdown between cash reserves and cash sales, which has resulted in a cash surplus or deficit. This makes it easier to reconcile the accounting history with the actual accounting records.

[0051] Furthermore, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and does not deviate from the spirit of the present invention. Within the limits of what is possible, it can be implemented in various other forms. For this reason, the above embodiment is In every respect, these are merely examples and should not be interpreted restrictively. For example, the above Each processing step can be arbitrarily rearranged or performed in parallel, as long as it does not create inconsistencies in the processing content. It can be done. [Explanation of Symbols]

[0052] 1...Cash register management system, 10...Cash register management server, 11...Control device, 12...Storage device, 2 0...Cash register terminal, 21...Processor, 22...Input device, 23...Display device, 24...Communication interface Face, 25... Memory Resources, 111... Register Inspection and Settlement Top Screen Display Processing Unit, 112... Register Inspection screen display processing unit, 113... Register inspection and settlement screen display processing unit, 114... Confirmation screen before settlement Display processing unit, 115... Settlement completion screen display processing unit, 116... Register inspection settlement history screen display processing unit Department 117...Cash register inspection settlement history detailed screen display processing unit, 118...Journal / settlement receipt Reprint screen display processing unit, 121... Store management table, 122... Accounting management table

Claims

1. It includes a cash register check and settlement screen display processing unit that displays the cash register check and settlement screen, The aforementioned register inspection and settlement screen display processing unit: The system displays the estimated amount of cash stored in the register and information on sales made through means other than cash. An information processing device.

2. The aforementioned register inspection and settlement screen display processing unit: The information regarding sales by means other than cash includes the name of the payment method and the sales amount for each method. The information processing device according to claim 1, which displays information on the number of items and the total amount.

3. The aforementioned register inspection and settlement screen display processing unit: An information processing device according to claim 1 or 2, which displays the current business day.

4. The aforementioned register inspection and settlement screen display processing unit: Information indicating the register terminal currently in use is displayed, as described in any one of claims 1 to 3. Information processing device.

5. The aforementioned register inspection and settlement screen display processing unit: A means to accept input of the actual number of bills of each denomination or the total amount stored in the cash register. An information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 4, which displays

6. The aforementioned register inspection and settlement screen display processing unit: The system displays the pre-set amount of change reserves, and also shows changes in the amount of change reserves. An information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 5, which displays a means for accepting a change.

7. The aforementioned register inspection and settlement screen display processing unit: This displays a way to transition to the register inspection and settlement history screen, which shows a list of inspection and settlement history. The information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 6.

8. The system includes a cash register check and settlement history screen display processing unit that displays the aforementioned cash register check and settlement history screen, The aforementioned register inspection and settlement history screen display processing unit: The information processing device according to claim 7, which displays the inspection history and the settlement history separately in a list. Place.

9. The aforementioned register inspection and settlement history screen display processing unit: Information on the expected amount of cash stored in the register and the actual amount stored there (surplus or deficit). The information processing apparatus according to claim 8, which displays the information.

10. The aforementioned register inspection and settlement screen display processing unit: Regarding the estimated amount of cash stored in the cash register, the difference between the change reserve and cash sales is calculated. An information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 9, which displays a breakdown.

11. Computers, The POS terminal will function as a POS check and settlement screen display processing unit that displays the POS check and settlement screen. 、 The aforementioned register inspection and settlement screen display processing unit: The system displays the estimated amount of cash stored in the register and information on sales made through means other than cash. A program.

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