EP2478480A1 - Dispositif et procédé de fidelisation. - Google Patents
Dispositif et procédé de fidelisation.Info
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- EP2478480A1 EP2478480A1 EP10752359A EP10752359A EP2478480A1 EP 2478480 A1 EP2478480 A1 EP 2478480A1 EP 10752359 A EP10752359 A EP 10752359A EP 10752359 A EP10752359 A EP 10752359A EP 2478480 A1 EP2478480 A1 EP 2478480A1
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- loyalty
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- G06—COMPUTING OR CALCULATING; COUNTING
- G06Q—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES; SYSTEMS OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- G06Q20/00—Payment architectures, schemes or protocols
- G06Q20/38—Payment protocols; Details thereof
- G06Q20/387—Payment using discounts or coupons
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- G06Q30/00—Commerce
- G06Q30/02—Marketing; Price estimation or determination; Fundraising
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- G—PHYSICS
- G06—COMPUTING OR CALCULATING; COUNTING
- G06Q—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES; SYSTEMS OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- G06Q30/00—Commerce
- G06Q30/02—Marketing; Price estimation or determination; Fundraising
- G06Q30/0207—Discounts or incentives, e.g. coupons or rebates
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- the invention relates to the field of electronic devices and computer loyalty and processes using these devices, in which sellers are to optimize the seller / buyer relationship and to retain their customers. These same devices and methods may also apply to the relationship between employees and their business, or to those between members of a club or association and that club or association.
- sellers are to optimize the seller / buyer relationship and to retain their customers.
- These same devices and methods may also apply to the relationship between employees and their business, or to those between members of a club or association and that club or association.
- An affiliate can therefore be a single merchant or a network of merchants forming a chain or commercial chain.
- An affiliate may have one or more points of sale.
- Document EP0786746 discloses a loyalty device in which a member has a smart card on which information resides. This information includes data 18 relating to the member and his card, data relating to his behavior 21, and a point file 22. During a purchase from a merchant, a payment terminal 2 reads the card data. , and according to an algorithm resident in this terminal, decides on the allocation of points and / or the printing of a coupon for the member.
- This device however has certain disadvantages.
- the backup of data, especially points presents risks of loss, and is limited in volume.
- the location of the loyalty algorithm at the payment terminal does not allow it to be managed flexibly.
- the member can receive a view of his point account only when printing a coupon.
- WO00 / 17794 discloses a fidelity file structure for a smart card. This system has the same disadvantages resulting from the presence of loyalty data in a memory of the smart card, namely risk, loss, theft. Although this system can handle the
- the card has a limited and pre-established number of loyalty files available for a limited number of sellers.
- Maximiles is described in WO02 / 50728. It concerns a loyalty system for purchases made on the Internet. In this system, the member is identified by a "cookie” residing on his computer. A member has a single point counter (Maximiles) which is incremented with each purchase on one of the affiliate sites. In this system, even if each affiliate can customize their points offer, depending on the buying behavior of their members, it is not possible for them to
- the known device WO02 / 01433 also works on the principle of a memory card, which contains the customer loyalty data (member).
- the payment terminal In this system, the payment terminal
- TPE Electronic commerce
- TPE Electronic commerce
- Each store can manage its own loyalty program.
- Such a system does not allow the flexibility of operation required in a modern loyalty system, for example the possibility to modify in real time a loyalty strategy on a network of traders spreading on a large scale, for example international .
- None of the systems discussed above allow an affiliate to have an overview of its members, nor does it allow an affiliate to modify in real time a loyalty strategy on a network extending to a large extent. ladder. None of these systems allows its members to have an overview of its loyalty points acquired from affiliates of which it is a member. None of these systems allow a centralized and unique update of the member data.
- the present invention aims to solve the limitations of the prior art discussed below, and to provide a device and a loyalty method that are easy to use for the member, and allow affiliates to define easily and independent their strategy of
- the invention relates to a method of loyalty of a set of members to one or more affiliates, comprising the following steps:
- terminal comprising means for acquiring the identification of the member
- a loyalty server capable of communicating with each of said terminals, and comprising a database of members, a database of affiliates and a database of loyalty strategies, a loyalty strategy being associated with a single affiliate, or at an affiliate's point of sale; in a point-of-sale transaction, the point-of-sale terminal sends a message to the loyalty server containing the identity of the member, the identity of the point of sale and / or the affiliate and data relating to the transaction carried out;
- This point counter may reside in the member / affiliate relationship of the database that contains members', affiliates' and loyalty strategies' databases.
- the method may further include sending by the loyalty server a report message to the terminal.
- This message may contain the result of the loyalty strategy, for example the number of points awarded to the member.
- the message and / or the report message are
- the unique identification means contains only the unique identification of the member to the exclusion of other data.
- the unique identification means may be chosen from the set consisting of a barcode element, a magnetic stripe card, a smart card, an identity card provided with a chip, a tag radio frequency, biometric identification means such as fingerprints or iris.
- the loyalty server allows an affiliate to view and update the fraction of the database loyalty strategies that concern him.
- the loyalty server is able to produce and transmit to one or more members a report established on the number of points obtained by the member.
- the invention in a second aspect, relates to a loyalty scheme of a set of members to one or more affiliates, comprising for each member of the set a unique means of identification of this member; at each point of sale of an affiliate, a terminal comprising means for reading the unique identification of the member; a loyalty server capable of communicating with each of said terminals, and comprising a database of members, an affiliate database and a database of loyalty strategies; means capable of sending, during a transaction at a point of sale, by the point of sale terminal to the loyalty server a message containing the identity of the member, the identity of the point of sale and / or the affiliate and data relating to the transaction made; means for the loyalty server to allocate a number of points to a point counter specific to the member and the affiliate.
- the loyalty server and the terminals are able to exchange lightweight asynchronous messages.
- the unique identification means of a member contains only the unique identification of the member to the exclusion of other data.
- the identification means of the device is selected from the set consisting of a barcode element, a magnetic stripe card, a smart card, an identity card provided with a chip, a tag radio frequency, biometric identification means such as fingerprints or iris.
- the database of the loyalty server may also contain a database of points of sale, particularly in the case where an affiliate has several points of sale, and he wishes to customize the loyalty strategies of each of his outlets.
- the invention also relates to a computer program capable of executing the fraction residing on the loyalty server of the method and / or the device according to the invention, and the corresponding fraction residing on a terminal.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a loyalty device according to the invention.
- FIG. 2 is an entity-association diagram representative of the structure of the databases residing on the loyalty server.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the procedure performed when a transaction is performed at a point of sale belonging to a device according to the invention.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the architecture of the software components used in one embodiment of a device of the invention.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows the architecture of a loyalty system 10 according to the invention.
- a terminal 20 is installed at each point of sale forming part of the system.
- This terminal may be a terminal specifically designed for the application, but is advantageously a
- the terminal 20 is able to exchange messages 40, 50 with a loyalty server 30 installed centrally. These messages are advantageously Internet transactions. When the terminal 20 is a personal computer, this exchange can be done by means of an active web application on the loyalty server 30.
- the loyalty server comprises means of communication with all the terminals 20 of the loyalty system 10, and means of exchange with the members and with the affiliates.
- the loyalty server 30 also contains the members database 100, the affiliate database 1 10, and the loyalty strategies database 120.
- a terminal 20 installed at a point of sale can be used in the database. loyalty strategy of several affiliates.
- the messages 40, 50 exchanged between the terminals 20 and the loyalty server 30 are light asynchronous messages of a web application. As opposed to heavy messages, which, during a transaction of a web application, return the entire information page, lightweight asynchronous messages pass only the data useful to the transaction.
- the messages 40, 50 are typically 50 bytes long and allow a transaction to be executed in less than 12 ms.
- the Applicant has developed a loyalty application in which a web application is executed on the terminals 20, in connection with the loyalty server 30 through an internet connection.
- FIG. 2 is an entity-association diagram representative of the structure of the databases residing on the loyalty server 30.
- the database of the members 100 contains for each member its unique identifier, which can be a barcode.
- the member database 100 may also contain identifying data such as the member's name, address, and other data.
- the affiliate database 1 10 contains, for each affiliate, its unique identifier and identifying data.
- a member-affiliate relationship 140 identifies for each member, the affiliate (s) to which it is associated, that is, the commercial networks in which it has made at least one transaction.
- This relationship 140 contains, for each member, and for each affiliate to which the member is associated, a counter of points that the member has been allocated during his transactions with this affiliate.
- This relationship may optionally also contain the identity of a loyalty strategy - or a shared loyalty strategy discussed below - applicable by that affiliate to that member.
- An affiliate can thus decide to favor some of its members by applying a particular loyalty strategy. This assignment can apply immediately, with immediate effect on the affiliate's entire sales network.
- the database of the affiliates 1 10 is associated with a database of the outlets 130, by a relationship "comprises" 150, by which each affiliate is associated with at least one point of sale. A given point of sale can also be associated with several affiliates.
- a database of loyalty strategies 120 defines all possible loyalty actions and their parameters. For example, a strategy may provide for the award of a certain number of points for each purchase, the number of points being dependent on the amount of purchases. The strategy can also assign a number of points for a purchase beyond the n 'th purchase.
- the database initially contains a number of "model strategies", and each affiliate or even each outlet can select and set its own strategies, copying and adapting "model strategies".
- the links between affiliates and points of sale on the one hand and loyalty strategies on the other hand are materialized by the "practical" relationships 160, 170.
- An affiliate practices at least one loyalty strategy, but can practice several , to choose according to the circumstances of the purchase, or the type of member concerned.
- a given strategy, with its parameters is practiced only by a single affiliate. Only this one can access its parameters and can update them. He does not have access to the loyalty strategies of other loyalty system affiliates.
- a point of sale can define the
- the database of the loyalty server 30 may also contain shared loyalty strategies 125.
- a "shared strategy practice" relationship 165 then indicates which group of m affiliates is practicing a given shared loyalty strategy.
- the outlets 130 may be associated with shared loyalty strategies 125.
- FIG. 3 schematizes the procedure performed when a
- this unique identification means is read by the terminal 20.
- the identification means is a barcode card or a smart card
- the terminal 20 has suitable reading means. If the customer does not have such a card, the seller has blank cards, unassigned, and provides him with one.
- the unique identification means may also be a biometric feature of the client, such as his fingerprints or his iris. In this case, the terminal 20 has a suitable reader.
- a message 40 is exchanged with the loyalty server 30.
- This message contains the unique identifier of the member, the identifier of the affiliate, the identifier of the point of sale and data relating to the transaction made, such as the the item (s) purchased, their selling price, the date.
- the existence of this member in the database of the members 100 is verified. If the client is unknown in the members database 100, a record is created in step 220. The member's identifying data such as his name and address may be entered by the seller or by the customer himself. even.
- an element of the affiliate-member relationship 140 is created, and contains the point counter assigned to that member during transactions at that affiliate.
- This point counter is normally initialized to zero, but it can be conceived that a loyalty strategy assigns a number of initial "welcome” points, other than zero. If the client is known in the database of the members 100, it is checked, during the test 240, if it has already made a transaction at this affiliate. If this is not the case, step 230 of creating an element of the member-affiliate relationship 140 is executed as described above. Finally, in all cases, during step 250, the loyalty server 30 uses the data relating to the member, the affiliate, the point of sale, and the associated loyalty strategy (s) to determine the advantages. attributed to the member.
- ⁇ may include the allocation of a certain number of points (the point counter contained in the element of the member-affiliated relationship 140 is then incremented), the attribution of an immediate price reduction, the printing a coupon representing a benefit, the awarding of a gift, or other benefits.
- the attribution of the advantage can also be realized on the basis of other elements, for example, chance, during a competition, or for the 1000th customer.
- a message 50 may be sent by the loyalty server 30 to the terminal 20. This message contains in particular the benefits granted to the member.
- the advantage attributed to the member can be communicated to him for example by displaying on the screen of the terminal 20, or when printing a receipt.
- an affiliate can access the loyalty server 30, and proceed to updates, represented by the message 70, registration of the affiliate database 1 10, records of the database of points of 130 sales and database records of loyalty strategies 120 that are unique to it. It can thus, through a web application residing on the loyalty server 30, modify in a flexible and rapid manner, and with immediate effect, the data of its loyalty policy. Similarly, the affiliate can obtain reports 80, containing statistics on his sales, on the number of points awarded, on his customers, or any other form of report.
- the server-resident web application is designed to prohibit affiliate access to another affiliate's data. The realization of these applications for consulting and updating the data of the database, once the structure of the device and the database known, does not pose difficulties to a computer scientist.
- the access screen of a member to his data can for example offer him the following options:
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the architecture of the software components used in one embodiment of a device of the invention in which the terminal 20 is a personal computer.
- the "client”, which resides in the terminal 20, is a client of a web application, called “heavy client” that is to say that, in contrast with web applications in which html screens are refreshed entirely during each data modification or formatting thereof, in the application described, only the data modified by the transaction are exchanged on the network.
- the Adobe FLEX and Flamingo tools were used to create the client's flash application.
- the Flamingo component creates and manages lightweight asynchronous messages, that is to say containing only the data actually modified during the transaction, and manages the internet connection.
- the Seam software is a "Message-oriented middleware" (MOM) that transports messages.
- MOM Message-oriented middleware
- the JBOSS EJB3 tool was used to develop the actual data processing of the loyalty application.
- Other tools may of course also be suitable for developing the application, for example one could use IBM MQ Series as MOM. Glass FX or ICE FX could be used for heavy client development.
- the terminal 20 may be an autographed terminal comprising a microcontroller on which resides software controlling on the one hand the reading of the identification means, and on the other hand, the exchanges with the server.
- the messages exchanged with the server are light asynchronous messages. Javacard and javamobile software can be used to develop the application on this microcontroller.
- the loyalty device 10 also makes it possible to produce reports intended for the member. These ratios are shown schematically in FIG. 1 by the message 60, and can take many forms.
- the loyalty server can print
- the member can also access a web application residing on the loyalty server 30, and providing the same data.
- the member thus has, either on paper or on screen, all the points he has been awarded during his transactions with one or each of the affiliates for whom he has made at least one transaction.
- the member can update his data. So we have a single update, which benefits each affiliate of the system.
- the loyalty device 10 is based on the possibility of exchanging messages 40, 50 between the terminal 20 of a point of sale and the loyalty server 30, in real time, during the transaction.
- either the communication network used or the loyalty server 30 may be out of service for a limited time.
- the terminal 20 may provide means for temporarily storing the transactions made during the failure. Upon re-commissioning, transactions are transmitted to the server and processed as described above. The member is not likely to lose points.
- the point of sale may be a commercial website.
- the terminal 20 is then materialized by the server of said commercial site. It is then programmed to exchange messages 40, 50 with the loyalty server 30.
- the identification of the member can be done either by the introduction of a member identifier, or by the presence of a "cookie" on the member's personal computer.
- a member identifier e.g., a member identifier that identifies the member's personal computer.
- separate affiliates may join together in a joint promotion and retention campaign in which a transaction at any of the affiliate affiliates
- the device and the method according to the invention offer merchants to manage independently their loyalty programs, keep their customer database up-to-date and boost the overall approach for both the merchant and the customer.
- the unique loyalty card, the management of its data and the personalized information it receives concerning the benefits to be collected or collected is a completely free service.
- the member who first speaks to an affiliate is immediately recognized, without the need to assign a number to him or collect his data.
- all he has to do is to obtain a new one, with the same identification code, so that he can find all his data, including his points already awarded.
- a member may even have several identical or distinct identification cards.
- the loyalty approach is managed automatically according to its pre-established parameters, but easily adjustable.
- the device is usable both by affiliates with large networks of outlets and many customers, as well as by single merchants with only one point of sale. In the latter case, the device and the method of the invention make it possible to propose sophisticated loyalty strategies, without excessive costs.
- the use of a centralized loyalty server makes it possible to secure the data efficiently.
- the Applicant has found that, in contrast to the known systems in which loyalty counters are recorded on the loyalty card, it was possible to achieve an effective and efficient loyalty device, based on web tools and a centralized server. Even for a wide area network, and even in periods of intense commercial activity, the server of the invention responds to the request in very satisfactory times.
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| BE2009/0563A BE1018782A4 (fr) | 2009-09-14 | 2009-09-14 | Dispositif et procede de fidelisation. |
| PCT/EP2010/063491 WO2011029955A1 (fr) | 2009-09-14 | 2010-09-14 | Dispositif et procede de fidelisation. |
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