JP2024094690A - House order system - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a house order system that makes it easy for an orderer to decide specifications and can lighten the burden of management on the specifications before and after completion of an ordered house.SOLUTION: A reception system for ordered house displays, on a client's display that an orderer of an ordered house can use, a menu screen 110 including a "house making" button 112 which can be selected before completion of an ordered house and a "house carte" button 113 which can be selected after the completion of the ordered house, and also displays a task screen showing details of tasks that the orderer should perform and limits of time and specifications that the orderer decides on the display after the "housing making" button 112 is selected and the specifications employed for the ordered house after the "house carte" button 113 is selected.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

Application for application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Act has been filed. Announced through the event. Event name: 7th JAPAN BUILD - Exhibition of Advanced Technology in Architecture - Release date: December 5, 2022 Release location: Tokyo Big Sight (Koto-ku, Tokyo)

The present invention relates to a home ordering system that accepts orders from customers when building a custom-built home.

When building a custom home, the client decides (approves) various specifications and communicates them to a construction company or other builder, and the builder then proceeds with construction based on the client's decisions. For example, Patent Document 1 describes a system for receiving orders for custom-built homes, which includes a specification presentation means for presenting multiple specifications for specified housing components to a customer on an Internet homepage, an estimate creation and presentation means for creating an estimate based on pre-stored data required for creating an estimate, including product prices, when a customer who has received specifications presented by the specification presentation means selects a desired specification from the multiple specifications, and presenting the created estimate to the customer on the homepage, a financial planning table creation and presentation means for creating a financial planning table based on the specified financial data and pre-stored data required for creating a financial planning table, when a customer who has received an estimate presented by the estimate creation and presentation means enters specified financial data on a loan simulation screen on the homepage, and presenting the created financial planning table to the customer on the homepage, and a construction schedule creation and presentation means for creating a construction schedule based on the specified date data and pre-stored data required for creating a construction schedule, when a customer who has received a financial planning table presented by the financial planning table creation and presentation means enters specified date data on a process simulation screen on the homepage, and presenting the created construction schedule to the customer on the homepage.

JP 2001-273352 A

When it comes to custom-built homes, the client, who has signed a construction contract with a builder, must first consider the specifications for the construction method, roof, interior, exterior walls, built-in furniture, exterior structure, etc., and then proceed to construction work through the design, creation of blueprints, and ordering of materials and parts. The number of tasks that the client must carry out can exceed 100, and there are a considerable number of specifications that the client must decide on.

However, traditionally, specifications were determined by the client by stamping a piece of paper, and specifications had to be determined by a deadline determined in relation to the construction schedule, just like other tasks such as submitting mortgage-related documents.

Therefore, not only is the exchange between the client and the builder, which involves the stamping of documents, cumbersome, but the builder also has the burden of having to encourage clients who are not necessarily familiar with house building (many clients have not placed many house orders and therefore do not understand the flow of house building, i.e., what needs to be done at what time), to decide on appropriate specifications at the appropriate time, and the builder has the burden of managing the specifications decided by the client. For the client, especially when discussing specifications with their family, opinions may change and they may not remember what specifications they have decided on and have to check with the builder, or their understanding of the decided specifications may differ from that of the builder. Patent Document 1 describes how the customer decides on the desired specifications from among the specifications presented by the specification presentation means, but this specification decision is made provisionally in a lump sum in order for the customer to obtain an estimate prior to the contract, and the above problems cannot be solved even if the custom-built house order-taking system described in the patent document is used.

Furthermore, problems with managing specifications can sometimes become apparent even after construction. For example, if a malfunction occurs in the equipment many years after the completion of a custom-built home, you cannot contact the manufacturer if you do not know the specifications. However, builders do not necessarily keep documents related to specifications for long periods of time, which can make it difficult to repair the equipment.

The present invention was made in consideration of the above circumstances, and aims to provide a home ordering system that allows clients to easily determine specifications and reduces the burden of managing specifications both before and after the completion of a custom-built home.

In order to solve the above problem, the home ordering system of the present invention comprises a completion information storage means for storing completion information regarding whether a custom-built home is before or after completion, a task information storage means for storing task information regarding tasks that the customer must perform before the custom-built home is completed, a menu display means for displaying a menu screen including a construction button that can be selected before the custom-built home is completed and a management button that can be selected after the custom-built home is completed, on a display of an information processing device that can be used by the customer of the custom-built home, based on the completion information stored in the completion information storage means, a task display means for displaying a task screen on the display that indicates the content and deadline of the tasks that the customer must perform, based on the task information stored in the task information storage means, by operating the information processing device, The system includes an input receiving means for receiving input from the customer regarding the tasks displayed on the task screen, and an input display means for displaying on the display whether or not the input has been received by the input receiving means for each task to be performed by the customer through operation of the information processing device, or the content of the input received by the input receiving means. If the input received by the input receiving means is a decision regarding the specifications of the custom-built home, a specification information storage means is provided for storing specification information regarding the decided specifications, and the input display means displays the specifications decided by the customer on the display after the construction button is selected, based on the specification information stored in the specification information storage means, and displays the specifications adopted for the custom-built home on the display after the management button is selected.

This home ordering system includes a price information storage means for storing price information regarding specifications selectable by the customer, and a cost calculation means for calculating the construction cost for the determined specifications based on the price information stored in the price information storage means when the input received by the input receiving means is a decision regarding the specifications of the custom-built home, and the task display means may display the construction cost calculated by the cost calculation means on the task screen.

The task display means may also display the remaining number of tasks to be completed by the orderer on the task screen.

The home ordering system of the present invention has the effect of making it easier for the customer to determine specifications and reducing the burden of managing specifications both before and after the completion of the custom-built home.

1 is an explanatory diagram showing the configuration of a home ordering system according to an embodiment of the invention; FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a login screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a menu screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a terms of use screen displayed on the display in FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a construction top screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a cost confirmation screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a payment management screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a specification list screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a task list screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a task list screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a door designation screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a floor plan display screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a door plan screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a plan details screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram showing an option setting pop-up displayed on the plan details screen of FIG. 14. FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram showing a door specification confirmation pop-up displayed on the floor plan display screen of FIG. 12 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a door selection screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a door information screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an option selection screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a schedule screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a management top screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1; FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a periodic inspection screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an inspection content screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a maintenance screen displayed on the display in FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an equipment screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a facility details screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a consultation input screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1; FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an information providing screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an inquiry screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1; FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a reform menu screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a kitchen renovation screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a form screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a reservation screen displayed on the display of FIG. 1;

The embodiment of the present invention will be explained with reference to the drawings.

Figure 1 shows a home ordering system according to this embodiment. This home ordering system 1 includes a server 2 managed by a custom home builder and a client 3 used by the person ordering the custom home, and the server 2 and client 3 are connected via a network 4 such as the Internet.

The server 2 comprises a control unit 5 consisting of a CPU etc., and a memory unit 6 consisting of a HDD, SSD etc., and the control unit 5 operates according to a server program installed in the memory unit 6, and the memory unit 6 stores completion information (information regarding the completion date etc.) regarding whether the custom-built home is before or after completion, task information regarding the tasks that the customer must complete before the custom-built home is completed, and price information regarding the specifications that the customer can select.

In this case, the client 3 is a smartphone and includes a control unit 7 consisting of a CPU or the like, a storage unit 8 consisting of memory or the like, and a touch panel display 9, and the control unit 7 operates according to an application (client program) installed in the storage unit 8.

When a customer uses the home ordering system 1, the control unit 7 of the client 3 first displays the login screen 100 shown in FIG. 2 on the display 9.

When the login ID and password are entered in the login screen 100, the menu screen 110 shown in FIG. 3 is displayed on the display 9. The menu screen 110 displays an overview of the custom-built house (client name (customer name), scheduled completion date, and number of days until scheduled completion date) in the area 111 at the top of the screen, and includes a "Home Building" button 112 that the customer can select before the completion of the custom-built house, a "Home Chart" button 113 that the customer can select after the completion of the custom-built house, a "Lifestyle Consultation" button 114, and an "Other Consultation/Inquiries" button 115. When the "Home Building" button 112 is selected, the terms of use pop-up 120 shown in FIG. 4 is displayed at the time of initial login. When the customer clicks the "Agree" button 121 in the terms of use pop-up 120 to agree to the terms of use, the control unit 7 of the client 3 makes an inquiry to the control unit 5 of the server 2, and the construction top screen 200 shown in FIG. 5 is displayed.

On the construction top screen 200, based on the stored information in the memory unit 6 of the server 2, an overview of the custom-built house (client name (customer name), scheduled completion date), tasks that the customer should perform this week ("this week's mission"), and the number of tasks remaining for the customer ("96 tasks remaining until goal") are displayed in the area 201 at the top of the screen, and the initial construction cost ("cost at time of contract") and the current construction cost changed after specifications have been determined ("current change cost") are displayed in the area 202 below the area 201. A "Confirm" button 203 for confirming the details of the cost is provided in the area 202, and when the "Confirm" button 203 is clicked, the client 3 makes an inquiry to the server 2, and the cost confirmation screen 210 shown in FIG. 6 is displayed. In addition to the breakdown of the cost change, the cost confirmation screen 210 displays a payment plan showing when and how much to pay, and various costs required other than construction. When the "Payment management" button 211 related to the payment plan is clicked, the client 3 makes an inquiry to the server 2, and the payment management screen 220 shown in FIG. 7 is displayed.

The construction top screen 200 includes a "Customer Tasks" button 204, a "Documents/Procedures" button 205, a "Specifications" button 206, a "Payment" button 207, a "Other Confirmations" button 208, and a "Construction Plan" button 209 below the area 202. Below the "Customer Tasks" button 204, the deadline and details of the tasks that are due soon are displayed. For example, when the customer clicks on the "Structural Material Type" display to decide (approve) the specifications for the structural material type, the client 3 queries the server 2, and a specification list screen 230 for "Construction Method/Structure" shown in FIG. 8 is displayed, displaying the details of the specifications that must be decided and the deadline ("Deadline"), and if they have already been decided, a "Done" mark and the decision date are displayed in a list.

On the construction top screen 200, the "Customer Task" button 204 displays a message informing the customer that the deadline is approaching ("There are items that are due soon! Please check immediately."), and prompts the customer to make a decision. When the "Customer Task" button 204 is clicked, the client 3 inquires of the server 2, and the task list screen 240 shown in FIG. 9 is displayed. On the task list screen 240, an overview of the custom-built house (client name (customer name), scheduled completion date), tasks that the customer should perform this week ("This week's mission"), and the number of tasks remaining for the customer ("96 tasks left until the goal") are displayed in the area 241 at the top of the screen, and the initial construction cost ("Cost at the time of contract") and the current construction cost that has been changed after the specifications have been decided ("Current change cost") are displayed in the area 242 below the area 241. A "Confirm" button 243 for confirming the details of the cost is provided in the area 242, and when the "Confirm" button 243 is clicked, the client 3 inquires of the server 2, and the cost confirmation screen 210 (FIG. 6) is displayed.

Below area 242 of task list screen 240, tasks are displayed categorized into incomplete (not yet completed) and completed. For incomplete tasks, selecting the incomplete tab 244 displays a list of the task details and deadline ("deadline"), and for completed tasks, selecting the completed tab 245 displays a list of the task details and completion date (determined date).

The "Documents/Procedures" button 205, "Specifications" button 206, "Payment" button 207, and "Other Confirmations" button 208 allow the orderer to check the tasks displayed on the task list screen 240, categorizing them into documents/procedures, specifications, etc., and each button also displays the number of tasks the orderer must complete, such as "10 tasks" or "10 unapproved tasks."

When the "Documents/Procedures" button 205 is clicked on the construction top screen 200, the client 3 queries the server 2, and the document/procedure-related task list screen 250 shown in FIG. 10 is displayed. For uncompleted tasks on the task list screen 250, the deadline ("Deadline") and "Complete" button 251 are displayed along with the task details, and when the task is completed and the "Complete" button 251 is clicked, a "Done" mark and the completion date are displayed.

When the "Specifications" button 206 is clicked on the construction top screen 200, a specifications list screen 230 (Fig. 8) is displayed. The specifications list screen shows a list of tasks related to specifications, and in addition to those related to "construction method/structure" as in the specifications list screen 230, there are also those related to "equipment," "external specifications," "internal specifications," and "other." For example, when the "internal specifications" button 231 is clicked on the specifications list screen 230, the screen transitions to a specifications list screen related to "internal specifications" (not shown). On this specifications list screen, as with the specifications list screen 230, the content and deadline ("deadline") of the specifications that must be decided, and if they have been decided, a "Done" mark and the decision date are displayed in a list. When the "Confirm" button for the undecided (unapproved) "door" is clicked, the client 3 inquires of the server 2, and the door designation screen 270 shown in Fig. 11 is displayed.

The door specification screen 270 is a screen for specifying which door to determine the specifications for by referring to the floor plan of the custom-built house. When the first or second floor of the floor plan is clicked, the floor plan display screen 280 is displayed, showing a detailed plan view of that floor, as shown in FIG. 12.

In the door designation screen 270, a list of doors whose specifications have already been determined and doors whose specifications have not yet been determined is displayed. For example, when the change button 271 is clicked for a front door whose specifications have not yet been determined, the client 3 inquires of the server 2, and the door plan screen 290 shown in FIG. 13 is displayed. In the door plan screen 290, a list of door plans that the customer can select is displayed. When the plan button 291 for a certain plan is clicked, the client 3 inquires of the server 2, and the plan details screen 300 shown in FIG. 14 is displayed. In the plan details screen 300, the color of the door can be selected, and in the option setting pop-up 302 shown in FIG. 15, which is displayed by clicking the "option setting" button 301, the door handle, etc. can be selected. The selection result of the plan details screen 300 is reflected in the door plan screen 290 and the door designation screen 270. When the decision button 272 is clicked on the door designation screen 270 for the reflected contents, the front door specifications are determined, and the information is transmitted from the client 3 to the server 2 and stored in the memory unit 6.

On the other hand, the floor plan display screen 280 is provided with a confirmation button 281 for each door. For example, when the confirmation button 281 for the front door is clicked, the client 3 inquires of the server 2, and the door specification confirmation pop-up 282 shown in FIG. 16 is displayed. The door specification confirmation pop-up 282 displays an image of the door that is to be adopted at that time. When the change button 283 in the door specification confirmation pop-up 282 is clicked, the client 3 inquires of the server 2, and a door selection screen 310 showing a list of selectable door specifications is displayed as shown in FIG. 17. The door selection screen 310 is provided with a details button 311 for checking the details of each specification, and a change button 312 for changing the specifications. When the details button 311 is clicked, the client 3 inquires of the server 2, and a door information screen 320 showing information about the door is displayed as shown in FIG. 18. The door information screen 320 has a "Return to List" button 321 for returning to the door selection screen 310, and a change button 322 for changing the specifications; clicking the change button 312 or the change button 322 changes the specifications of the door to be adopted. Clicking the approve button 284 in the door specification confirmation popup 282 determines the specifications, and the information is sent from the client 3 to the server 2 and stored in the storage unit 6.

When the "Payment" button 207 is clicked on the construction top screen 200, a payment management screen 220 (Figure 7) is displayed, which is a task list screen related to payment. The payment management screen 220 displays the amount and deadline to be paid by the customer and the transfer destination. For example, when the "Procedure" button 221 is clicked to pay an interim payment, the screen transitions to a screen for the procedure of remittance via internet banking. When the display "Click here for the financing plan" in the area 222 at the bottom of the payment management screen 220 is clicked, a financing plan is displayed that lists the contract amount for the construction contract together with a breakdown of the basic construction price for the building itself, the design application fee, the incidental construction fee, options, etc.

When the "Other confirmation items" button 208 is clicked on the construction top screen 200, the client 3 makes an inquiry to the server 2, and an option selection screen 330, which is a task list screen related to the ground-breaking ceremony, insurance, etc., as shown in FIG. 19, is displayed. For example, when the execution of a ground-breaking ceremony is selected by clicking the "Yes" button 331 on the option selection screen 330, the screen transitions to a ground-breaking ceremony request screen (not shown) where the desired date and time for the ground-breaking ceremony can be entered and transmitted. When the desired date and time are transmitted, it is stored in the memory unit 6 of the server 2, and a request for the ground-breaking ceremony is automatically made to the shrine or the like.

When the "Construction Plan" button 209 is clicked on the construction top screen 200, the client 3 queries the server 2, and the schedule screen 340 shown in FIG. 20 is displayed. The schedule screen 340 is managed by the builder and cannot be edited by the client 3. It shows the name of the process (process name) and the planned completion date, and for completed processes, a "Done" mark and the completion date.

When the customer completes tasks in sequence through the construction screens, including the construction top screen 200, and the construction progresses to complete the custom-built home, the completion date is registered in the memory unit 6 of the server 2 and in the memory unit 8 of the client 3. Depending on whether or not the completion date is registered, the memory units 6 and 8 store completion information regarding whether the custom-built home was completed before or after completion (if there is no registration date, it is before completion; if there is a registration date, it is after completion), and after the completion date is registered, the control unit 7 of the client 3 allows the selection of the "Home Chart" button 113 on the menu screen 110. When the "Home Chart" button 113 is clicked, the client 3 queries the server 2, and the management top screen 400 shown in FIG. 21 is displayed.

On the management top screen 400, a notice is displayed in area 401 at the top of the screen, and "Confirm regular inspection timing" is displayed in area 402 at the bottom of the screen. When this display is clicked, the regular inspection screen 410 shown in FIG. 22 is displayed. Of the "3-month inspection" button 411, "1-year inspection" button 412, and "2-year inspection" button 413 on the regular inspection screen 410, when, for example, the "1-year inspection" button 412 is clicked, the client 3 queries the server 2, and the inspection details screen 420 shown in FIG. 23 is displayed. The customer can use the inspection details screen 420 to check the details of the regular inspection carried out one year after completion.

The management top screen 400 includes a "Problem with equipment you are using" button 403, a "Living advice" button 404, a "Renovation advice" button 405, and an "Other consultations/inquiries" button 406 below the area 401.

When the "Problem with equipment in use" button 403 is clicked on the management top screen 400, the client 3 makes an inquiry to the server 2, and the maintenance screen 430 shown in FIG. 24 is displayed. In this example, a custom-built home was built, and over the years it was expanded and remodeled, and the kitchen was also replaced. As such, the maintenance screen 430 has a "New construction" button 431, an "Expansion/remodeling" button 432, and a "Replace kitchen" button 433.

When the "New Construction" button 431 is clicked on the maintenance screen 430, the client 3 makes an inquiry to the server 2, and the equipment screen 440 shown in FIG. 25 is displayed. On the equipment screen 440, the specifications related to the "construction method/structure," "equipment," "exterior specifications," and "internal specifications" adopted when the custom-built house was newly constructed are displayed in a list along with the warranty period, and specifications whose warranty period is about to expire and specifications whose warranty period has expired are distinguished by color here. For example, when the equipment button 441 related to the "UK-130 ventilation construction method heat exchanger duct type heat exchange ventilation system" is clicked on the equipment screen 440, the client 3 makes an inquiry to the server 2, and the equipment details screen 450 shown in FIG. 26 is displayed. When the consultation button 451 is clicked on the equipment details screen 450, the consultation input screen 460 shown in FIG. 27 is displayed, and the consultation matter is entered in the consultation input field 461 of the consultation input screen 460, and when the send button 462 is clicked, the consultation content is sent from the client 3 to the server 2. Clicking the "Return to list" button 463 on the consultation input screen 460 will return to the equipment screen 440.

When the "Extension/Renovation" button 432 is clicked on the maintenance screen 430, the client 3 makes an inquiry to the server 2, and a list of the specifications adopted when the custom-built home was expanded or renovated is displayed along with the warranty period, just as on the equipment screen 440. If the kitchen has been replaced, clicking the "Kitchen Replacement" button 433 displays the specifications adopted when the kitchen was replaced along with the warranty period.

When the "Lifestyle Advice" button 404 is clicked on the management top screen 400, the client 3 makes an inquiry to the server 2, and the information screen 470 shown in FIG. 28 is displayed. When the "Maintenance Method" button 471 is clicked on the information screen 470, the screen transitions to a maintenance method screen showing maintenance methods related to the care of air conditioner filters and adjustment of hinges on built-in furniture. When the "Lifestyle Suggestions" button 472 is clicked on the information screen 470, the screen transitions to a proposal screen that provides information useful for life, and when the "Other Consultations/Inquiries" button 473 is clicked, the screen transitions to an inquiry screen 480 showing contact information for consultations and inquiries, as shown in FIG. 29.

When the "Renovation Consultation" button 405 is clicked on the management top screen 400, the renovation menu screen 490 shown in FIG. 30 is displayed, and when, for example, the "Kitchen" button 491 is clicked on the renovation menu screen 490, the kitchen renovation screen 500 showing kitchen renovation examples is displayed as shown in FIG. 31.

When the "Other consultation/inquiries" button 406 is clicked on the management top screen 400, the screen transitions to an inquiry screen 480 (Fig. 29). When the "Consult via form" button 481 is clicked on the inquiry screen 480, the screen transitions to a form screen 510 for consulting via a form as shown in Fig. 32. When the "Book online MTG" button 482 is clicked on the inquiry screen 480, the screen transitions to a reservation screen 520 for reserving an online meeting as shown in Fig. 33. Prescribed information is entered on the form screen 510 or the reservation screen 520, and when the send button 511 on the form screen 510 or the send button 521 on the reservation screen 520 is clicked, the input information is sent from the client 3 to the server 2.

The home ordering system 1 according to this embodiment includes a memory unit 6 that stores completion information regarding whether a custom-built home is before or after completion, and also stores task information regarding tasks that the customer must perform before the custom-built home is completed; a control unit 7 that displays a menu screen 110 including a "Build a Home" button 112 that can be selected before the custom-built home is completed and a "Home Chart" button 113 that can be selected after the custom-built home is completed, on a display 9 of a client 3 that can be used by the customer of the custom-built home, based on the completion information stored in the memory unit 6, and that displays task screens such as a specification list screen 230 and a task list screen 240 that show the content and deadlines of the tasks that the customer must perform, based on the task information stored in the memory unit 6, on the display 9 of the client 3 after the "Build a Home" button 112 is selected; and a control unit 7 that displays task screens such as a specification list screen 230 and a task list screen 240 that show the content and deadlines of the tasks that the customer must perform, based on the task information stored in the memory unit 6, based on the operation of the client 3. and a touch panel (display 9) that accepts input from the orderer. The control unit 7, through the operation of the client 3, displays on the display 9 whether or not input has been accepted by the touch panel for each task to be performed by the orderer, or the content of the input accepted by the touch panel. If the input accepted by the touch panel is a decision regarding the specifications of the custom-built home, the memory unit 6 stores specification information regarding the decided specifications. Based on the specification information stored in the memory unit 6, the control unit 7 displays on the display 9 the specifications decided by the orderer after the "Build a Home" button 112 is selected, and displays on the display 9 the specifications adopted for the custom-built home after the "Home Chart" button 113 is selected, making it easier for the orderer to decide on specifications and reducing the burden of managing specifications both before and after the completion of the custom-built home.

In other words, the home ordering system 1 displays on the display 9 a task screen showing the content and deadlines of the tasks to be performed by the customer, and also displays on the display 9 whether or not input has been accepted for each task to be performed by the customer, or the content of the accepted input, making it easier for the customer to carry out tasks, including determining specifications.

In addition, after the "Build a Home" button 112 is selected, the home ordering system 1 displays on the display 9 the specifications determined by the client, and after the "Home Chart" button 113 is selected, the specifications adopted for the custom home are displayed on the display 9, reducing the burden of managing specifications on the client and the builder both before and after the completion of the custom home.

In this home ordering system 1, the memory unit 6 stores price information related to specifications that the customer can select, and when the input received on the touch panel is a decision regarding the specifications of a custom-built home, the memory unit 5 calculates the construction costs for the decided specifications based on the price information stored in the memory unit 6, and the control unit 7 displays the construction costs calculated by the control unit 5 on the task screen (see Figures 8, 9, etc.), allowing the customer to decide on the specifications while checking the construction costs. Furthermore, the control unit 7 also displays the remaining number of tasks that the customer needs to complete on the task screen (see Figures 8, 9, etc.), allowing the customer to check how many tasks remain of the many tasks that are involved in building a home.

The above describes examples of embodiments of the present invention, but the embodiments of the present invention are not limited to those described above and may be modified as appropriate without departing from the spirit of the invention.

For example, in the above embodiment, the server and client operate using programs installed on each of them, but input on the client may be performed on a website provided by the server that can be viewed on the client's browser.

In addition, there may be multiple clients and servers, and the clients and servers used may differ depending on the time of use (for example, before and after the completion of construction of a custom-built home).

Furthermore, the client may not be a smartphone, but may be a tablet, PC, etc., and input at the client may be accepted by any device other than a touch panel display.

1 Home ordering system 2 Server 3 Client (information processing device)
4 Network 5 Control unit (cost calculation means)
6. Storage unit (completion information storage means, task information storage means, specification information storage means, price information storage means)
7 Control unit (menu display means, task display means, input display means)
8 Storage unit 9 Display (input receiving means)
110 Menu screen 112 "House building" button (construction button)
113 "Home Chart" button (management button)
230 Specifications list screen (task screen)
240 Task list screen (task screen)
250 Task list screen (task screen)

Claims (3)

A completion information storage means for storing completion information regarding whether a custom-built house is before or after completion;
A task information storage means for storing task information regarding tasks to be performed by the customer before the completion of the custom-built house;
a menu display means for displaying a menu screen including a construction button that can be selected before the completion of the custom-built house and a management button that can be selected after the completion of the custom-built house on a display of an information processing device that can be used by the orderer of the custom-built house based on the completion information stored in the completion information storage means;
a task display means for displaying on the display a task screen showing the content and deadline of the task to be performed by the orderer based on the task information stored in the task information storage means after the construction button is selected;
an input receiving means for receiving an input from the orderer regarding the task displayed on the task screen by operating the information processing device;
an input display means for displaying on the display whether or not an input has been accepted by the input accepting means for each task to be performed by the orderer through an operation of the information processing device, or the content of the input accepted by the input accepting means;
A specification information storage means is provided for storing specification information relating to the determined specifications when the input received by the input receiving means is a decision regarding the specifications of the custom-built house;
A home ordering system characterized in that the input display means displays on the display the specifications determined by the client after the construction button is selected based on the specification information stored in the specification information storage means, and displays on the display the specifications adopted for the custom-built home after the management button is selected. a price information storage means for storing price information relating to specifications selectable by the orderer;
a cost calculation means for calculating a construction cost for the determined specifications based on the price information stored in the price information storage means when the input received by the input receiving means is a decision regarding the specifications of the custom-built house,
2. The house ordering system according to claim 1, wherein the task display means displays the construction costs calculated by the cost calculation means on the task screen. 3. The house ordering system according to claim 1, wherein the task display means displays a remaining number of tasks to be performed by the customer on the task screen.