KR102771088B1 - Customized bid platform providing method - Google Patents

Abstract

In the present invention, the authentication server (200) registers a general member or corporate member through a member terminal (100) and authenticates the member using login information including the items handled (S100); the registration standardization step (S110) in which the authentication server (200) registers and standardizes the model name, photo, and specifications of the items handled by the general member or corporate member in the member DB (210); the extraction step (S120) in which the MRO server (400) receives a bid notice from the auction server (500) and extracts the demand agency, budget, and auction items; the storage step (S130) in which the MRO server (400) standardizes the model name, photo, and specifications of the auction items and stores them in the auction item DB (410); the search step (S140) in which the MRO server (400) searches for auction items from the inventory DB (420) and searches for items handled from the member DB (210); Step (S150) where the MRO server (400) estimates a winning bid based on a budget and transmits it to the authentication server (200) and the expert server (300); Step (S160) where the expert server (300) transmits a list of experts including expert profiles to the authentication server (200) and the authentication server (200) transmits the list of experts to the member terminal (100); Step (S170) where a general member or corporate member selects an expert from the list of experts displayed on the member terminal (100); Step (S180) where the expert server (300) transmits the bid, individual power of attorney or blanket power of attorney and insurance contract of the selected expert to the authentication server (200) and the authentication server (200) transmits them to the member terminal (100); A judgment step (S190) in which the MRO server (400) receives a registration application for review of items to be handled, including corporate soundness, from the certification server (200) and determines whether the standardized auction items match the standardized items to be handled; a bidding step (S200) in which the expert server (300) receives a bid including a quotation from the certification server (200) and transmits it to the auction server (500) to place a bid; a transmission step (S210) in which the auction server (500) compares multiple bids to proceed with the bidding process and transmits the results of the successful bid and the MRO contract to the MRO server (400) and the certification server (200); an adjustment step (S220) in which the expert server (300) adds a score to the selected expert and adjusts the success rate to reflect it back into the profile of the selected expert and record it in case the bid is successful; A method for providing a customized bidding platform is presented, characterized in that the MRO server (400) performs an inspection step (S240) in which the MRO server (400) receives and standardizes the delivered handling items and compares and determines whether they match the standardized auction items; and a printing step (S250) in which the MRO server (400) prints the delivery location of the demand organization for the auction items.
According to the present invention, there is an advantageous effect of being able to provide a safe and member-friendly bidding platform and performing optimal product purchasing and delivery through an MRO server.

Description

{CUSTOMIZED BID PLATFORM PROVIDING METHOD}

The present invention relates to a method for providing a customized bidding platform, and more specifically, to a method for providing a customized bidding platform in which a group of experts is established and an in-house MRO server is operated for an auction process related to consumable materials excluding raw materials directly related to product production in a company, i.e., maintenance, repair and operation (MRO).

Public institutions, including local governments, conduct bidding and contract procedures through the auction system operated by the Public Procurement Service, so companies wishing to enter into contracts with public institutions must register as companies in the National Integrated Electronic Procurement System and participate in the auction.

However, the process of bidding through the National Integrated Electronic Procurement System is quite complicated, and it is not easy for companies to resolve the process of concluding a bid or interpreting related laws and regulations on their own.

Therefore, a bidding platform is needed to facilitate and expedite public institution bidding and contracting, and comprehensive verification is required to ensure that the bidding company is trustworthy and can supply items suitable for the auction items.

Therefore, a platform that can comprehensively manage bidding, successful bids, verification of company reliability, and professional legal services is needed. Furthermore, a method that can continuously provide high-quality legal services is also needed.

“Method for providing bid analysis information on a network” of Korean Patent Publication No. 10-0806369

The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above problems by managing the registration and subscription of companies, standardizing the items handled by companies, and extracting the contents of public institutions' bid announcements and providing them to companies.

In addition, the present invention aims to provide members with a predicted reasonable bid price.

In addition, the present invention aims to obtain a method for providing a platform that can continuously provide professional and reliable legal services to members by utilizing ratings.

In addition, the present invention aims to obtain a platform providing method that can determine whether a member's bidding qualification is trustworthy.

In order to achieve the above-described task, the present invention comprises: an authentication step (S100) in which an authentication server (200) registers a general member or a corporate member through a member terminal (100) and authenticates the member using login information including items handled; a registration standardization step (S110) in which the authentication server registers and standardizes model names, photos, and specifications of the items handled by the general member or the corporate member in a member DB (210); an extraction step (S120) in which the MRO server (400) receives a bid notice from an auction server (500) and extracts demand agencies, budgets, and auction items; a storage step (S130) in which the MRO server standardizes model names, photos, and specifications of auction items and stores them in an auction item DB (410); a search step (S140) in which the MRO server searches for auction items from an inventory DB (420) and searches for items handled from a member DB (210); A step (S150) in which the MRO server predicts a winning bid based on a budget and transmits it to the authentication server and the expert server (300); a step (S160) in which the expert server transmits a list of experts including expert profiles to the authentication server and the authentication server transmits the list of experts to the member terminal; a step (S170) in which a general member or a corporate member selects an expert from the list of experts displayed on the member terminal; a step (S180) in which the expert server transmits the bid, individual power of attorney or blanket power of attorney and insurance contract of the selected expert to the authentication server and the authentication server transmits them to the member terminal; a judgment step (S190) in which the MRO server receives a registration application for review of items to be handled, including corporate soundness, from the authentication server and determines whether a standardized auction item matches the standardized items to be handled; a bidding step (S200) in which the expert server receives a bid including a quotation from the authentication server and transmits it to the auction server if the auction item and the items to be handled match; A method for providing a customized bidding platform is proposed, characterized in that the auction server compares multiple bids, conducts a bidding process, and transmits the results of the successful bid and an MRO contract to the MRO server (400) and an authentication server in a transmission step (S210); if the bid is successful, the expert server adds a score to the selected expert, adjusts the success rate, and records the result by re-reflecting it in the profile of the selected expert in an adjustment step (S220); the MRO server receives and standardizes the delivered handling items and compares and determines whether they match the standardized auction items in an inspection step (S240); and, the MRO server prints the delivery location of the requesting organization for the auction item in a printing step (S250).

Here, the above adjustment step (S220) transmits a recording file of a conversation between a member terminal and a selected expert to an expert server, and the expert server performs text recognition on the recording file and can assign weights according to the type of text sentence.

In addition, the corporate soundness of the above judgment step (S190) is characterized by being judged based on the capital including retained earnings on the financial statements of the company.

According to the present invention, there is an advantageous effect of being able to provide a safe and member-friendly bidding platform and performing optimal product purchasing and delivery through an MRO server.

In addition, according to the present invention, there is an advantageous effect of being able to provide customized high-quality consulting services through an expert server, and also being able to provide medical or tourism services at low cost through an insurance contract.

Furthermore, according to the present invention, there are advantageous effects of conducting a simplified and transparent procurement process, providing access to a diverse pool of qualified suppliers, complying with government procurement regulations, reducing the time and cost of the bidding process, and efficiently managing procurement opportunities.

In addition, according to the present invention, there is an advantageous effect of being able to continuously provide professional and reliable legal services to general members or corporate members by using ratings.

In addition, according to the present invention, there is an advantageous effect of being able to know whether the bidding qualifications of a general member or a corporate member are trustworthy.

In addition, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a platform for solving the unique requirements of customers to general members or corporate members who require professional management and support, and to provide continuous support and guidance, and in particular, it has the advantageous effect of allowing easy access to the difficult procedures of government bidding through experts.

Before describing the embodiments of the present invention in more detail using the drawings, it should be understood that in the drawings and the detailed description, the same elements, and elements having the same function and/or the same technical or physical effect are given the same reference numerals or are identified by the same name, and the description of the elements and their functions illustrated or described in different embodiments are interchangeable or can be applied to each other in different embodiments.
Figure 1 is an overall flow chart showing the method for providing a customized bidding platform of the present invention.
Figures 2 and 3 are screens on a member terminal showing a list of experts and an expert profile, respectively, in the method for providing a customized bidding platform of the present invention.
Figure 4 is a diagram of the entire system configuration for performing the method for providing a customized bidding platform of the present invention.

The present invention can have various modifications and various embodiments, and specific embodiments are illustrated in the drawings and described in detail. However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to specific embodiments, and it should be understood that it includes all modifications, equivalents, or substitutes included in the spirit and technical scope of the present invention.

The terms first, second, etc. may be used to describe various components, but the components should not be limited by the terms. The terms are only used to distinguish one component from another. For example, without departing from the scope of the present invention, the first component may be referred to as the second component, and similarly, the second component may also be referred to as the first component. The term and/or includes a combination of a plurality of related described items or any one of a plurality of related described items.

When it is said that a component is "connected" or "connected" to another component, it should be understood that it may be directly connected or connected to that other component, but there may also be other components present in between.

On the other hand, when it is said that a component is "directly connected" or "directly connected" to another component, it should be understood that there are no other components in between.

The terminology used in this application is only used to describe specific embodiments and is not intended to limit the present invention. The singular expression includes the plural expression unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. In this application, it should be understood that the terms "comprises" or "has" and the like are intended to specify the presence of a feature, number, step, operation, component, part or combination thereof described in the specification, but do not exclude in advance the possibility of the presence or addition of one or more other features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts or combinations thereof.

Unless otherwise defined, all terms used herein, including technical or scientific terms, have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs. Terms defined in commonly used dictionaries, such as those defined in common dictionaries, should be interpreted as having a meaning consistent with the meaning they have in the context of the relevant art, and will not be interpreted in an idealized or overly formal sense unless expressly defined in this application.

Hereinafter, with reference to the attached drawings, a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail. In order to facilitate an overall understanding in describing the present invention, the same reference numerals are used for the same components in the drawings, and redundant descriptions of the same components are omitted.

Figure 1 is an overall flow chart showing the method for providing a customized bidding platform of the present invention.

First, the authentication server (200) registers a general member or corporate member through a member terminal (100) and performs an authentication step (S100) using login information including the items handled.

Here, the authentication server (200) performs the procedure for signing up general members or corporate members and verifies and authenticates their identities. In order for a general member or corporate member to access a network, application, or system, he or she must first prove his or her identity to the authentication server (200). Generally, authentication is performed using the name or title and password of the general member, etc. When the general member or corporate member enters the correct title and password, the authentication server (200) verifies that the general member, etc. has the authority to access the relevant network, application, or system.

The member terminal (100) is a terminal used by general members and corporate members, and includes multiple terminals. The member terminal (100) collects text information, transmits the collected information to the authentication server (200), downloads and installs various applications from the authentication server (200), and can also wirelessly receive various information from the authentication server (200). In addition, if there is a phone function, it is recommended to record the call content and transmit the recording file externally.

General members or corporate members may be legal entities that manufacture goods and participate in bidding. Also, the goods handled refer to goods manufactured or owned by such general members or corporate members.

Next, the authentication server (200) performs a registration standardization step (S110) in which the model name, photo, and specifications of the above-mentioned items handled by general members or corporate members are registered and standardized in the member DB (210). Since the same product may be named differently depending on the entity handling it, it is recommended to standardize the items and record them in the member DB (210).

Here, the method for standardizing items is to automatically recognize the text corresponding to the model name printed on the product packaging or surface by taking a picture with the camera of the member terminal (100), or to manually input it. Then, the authentication server (200) can convert the model name recognized or input as described above into a standard product code. In other words, the product code refers to a standard code common to the relevant industry that is uniquely assigned to a product that is differentiated from other products.

If there is no text, a product can be standardized by taking a picture of the product using the camera of the member terminal (100) and searching for products with a high probability of matching online through image recognition. Even if the products are not the same, it is recommended to record the specifications in the member DB (210) so that they are compatible. If the specifications are the same and compatibility is possible, they can be the same product code.

Next, the MRO server (400) receives a bid notice from the auction server (500) and performs an extraction step (S120) of extracting the demand agency, budget, and auction items.

The MRO (maintenance, repair and operation) server refers to a server that manages consumable materials other than raw materials directly related to product production in a company. Office supplies and packaging boxes are typical examples, but are not limited thereto. In addition, the MRO server (400) can manage inventory items owned by the entity operating the MRO server (400). In other words, without going through general or corporate members, the entity operating the MRO server (400) can supply inventory items owned by itself to demand organizations through an auction.

An auction server (500) is a server that receives various bid announcements, product descriptions, special conditions, etc. entered by a requesting agency and announces them online or performs auction procedures such as bidding and winning bids.

Bid notices, product descriptions, special conditions, etc. are notices that the requesting agency transmits to the auction server (500) through a computer, etc.

The bid notice usually contains information such as demand agency, budget, and auction items. The MRO server (400) receives the bid notice from the auction server (500) and extracts data on demand agency, budget, and auction items. However, the auction items may be written separately in the item description. Here, the auction items may be not only items but also services.

Specifically, the bid notice may include the name of the bid, contract method, bidding method, bidding application deadline, bidding location, contract period, bidding qualifications, bidding registration documents, bidding bond, successful bidder selection method, etc., and the product details may include product code, specifications, purchase unit, manufacturer, expected usage amount, etc.

Next, the MRO server (400) performs a storage step (S130) in which the model name, photo, and specifications of the auction item are standardized and stored in the auction item DB (410).

As with the above-mentioned items, the method for standardizing auction items is to automatically recognize the text corresponding to the model name printed on the product packaging or surface by taking a picture with a camera or the like, or to manually enter the text. Then, the MRO server (400) can convert the model name recognized or entered as above into a standard product code.

However, since there are many cases where there is no actual item for an auction, the item code can be stored directly in the auction item DB (410).

Next, the MRO server (400) performs a search step (S140) in which it searches for auction items from the inventory DB (420) and searches for handling items from the member DB (210).

The inventory DB (420) is a storage medium designed to manage inventory items owned by the entity operating the MRO server (400). In other words, inventory items are managed so that the entity operating the MRO server (400) can directly supply inventory items owned by itself to demand organizations through auctions without going through general or corporate members.

Meanwhile, the MRO server (400) can search whether the auction item of the demand agency is included in the items handled by the member.

Next, the MRO server (400) performs a step (S150) in which it predicts the winning bid price based on the budget and transmits it to the authentication server (200) and the expert server (300).

The MRO server (400) predicts the winning bid price based on the budget in the bid notice, but preferably, the winning bid price can be predicted by referring to the number of general members or corporate members handling the auction items within the country or administrative district. In other words, the more competitors there are, the higher the winning bid price will be.

Furthermore, the successful bid price can be predicted based on the current unit price of the goods handled by general members or corporate members within the country or administrative district.

For example, if the auction item is 100 boxes of packaging boxes and the budget is 30,000 won, and the average unit price per box sold by general members and corporate members in the same industry handling the same packaging boxes is 250 won, the appropriate winning bid is 25,000 won. However, the actual winning bid may be different, but 25,000 won is likely.

Next, a step (S160) is performed in which the expert server (300) transmits a list of experts including expert profiles to the authentication server (200), and the authentication server (200) transmits the list of experts to the member terminal (100).

An expert server (300) is a server operated by an expert who can act as an agent or representative for the bidding process and contract. The expert can usually be a legal expert.

The expert profile can include a photo, career, rating, success rate, name, address, contact information, and an active chat window opening menu. In particular, the rating and success rate are key indicators for selecting an expert. The rating is influenced by the friendliness of the expert, work performance, and customer satisfaction. The success rate can be the success rate of winning an auction after delegation.

If you select the Open Chat Window menu, it is recommended to conduct a chat consultation with the expert in messenger format. Furthermore, it is recommended to use a chat format using not only text but also microphones, and it is also recommended to perform a function to record the conversation. It is recommended to save the recorded conversation as a computer file and send it externally.

Meanwhile, it is recommended that the expert server (300) have an expert DB (310) to store and manage the expert's profile, recorded files, bids, individual power of attorney or comprehensive power of attorney, insurance contracts, etc. However, security must be thorough.

Figures 2 and 3 are screens on a member terminal (100) showing a list of experts and an expert profile, respectively, in the method for providing a customized bidding platform of the present invention.

It would be nice if, when you touch a specific person in the list of experts, the expert's profile would be displayed on the screen.

Preferably, touching the rating on an expert profile would allow you to read or write comments from those on which the rating was based, and touching the success rate would show a summary of the last five successful cases.

Next, a general member or corporate member proceeds with the step (S170) of selecting an expert from the list of experts displayed on the member terminal (100). After the expert is selected, the selected expert efficiently proceeds with the bidding and contract by acting as an agent or proxy.

Next, the expert server (300) transmits the selected expert's bid, individual power of attorney or blanket power of attorney, and insurance contract to the authentication server (200), and the authentication server (200) transmits it to the member terminal (100) (S180).

The above bid documents, individual power of attorney or blanket power of attorney, and insurance contracts can be prepared in various formats by experts. In addition, a consent form for the use of personal information may also be included.

Next, the MRO server (400) receives a registration application for review of items to be handled, including corporate soundness, from the authentication server (200) and performs a judgment step (S190) to compare the standardized auction items with the standardized items to determine whether they match.

Corporate soundness primarily refers to financial soundness, and it is best to use capital including retained earnings on the company's financial statements as the standard.

The registration application form is an application form for registering items that can be delivered to the MRO server (400) and general or corporate members. Normally, the lowest unit price will be listed.

The MRO server (400) compares the product code of the auctioned item with the product code of the handled item to determine whether they match.

As a result of the judgment, if the auction item and the handling item match, the expert server (300) receives a bid including a quotation from the authentication server (200) and transmits it to the auction server (500), thereby proceeding with the bidding stage (S200).

When a bid including a quotation written by a general member or corporate member is transmitted to the authentication server (200) through a member terminal (100), the authentication server (200) transmits it to the expert server (300). An expert who has confirmed the bid through the expert server (300) submits the bid by transmitting it to the auction server (500) that can proceed with the auction process. The quotation includes the unit price of the items handled.

It is recommended that the expert have an expert terminal (320) that can access the expert server (300).

Next, the auction server (500) compares multiple bids to proceed with the bidding process and transmits the successful bid result and the MRO contract to the MRO server (400) and the authentication server (200) in the transmission step (S210). The successful bid process is a typical auction process, and it is recommended to select the member who bids the lowest price as the successful bidder. The MRO contract is a contract for distributing the items to be delivered from the member.

Next, in case of a successful bid, the expert server (300) adds a score to the selected expert, adjusts the success rate, and then reflects it on the profile of the selected expert and records it in an adjustment step (S220).

If the bid is successful, the success rate on the profile of the selected expert is readjusted. Here, the rating is transmitted to the expert server (300) through the authentication server (200) by the recording file of the member terminal (100) talking with the selected expert, and the expert server (300) performs text recognition on the recording file and assigns weights according to the type of text sentence.

In other words, if there are positive sentences in the text such as “Thank you,” “You are kind,” “That is so kind,” “I will contact you again,” “Thank you,” “I will introduce you to someone,” etc., they are added to the rating. On the other hand, if there are negative sentences such as “You are talking nonsense,” “That is not a scam,” “Thief,” “That is unkind,” etc., they are subtracted from the rating.

Furthermore, if the call time is long, it is better to add a (+) rating because the consultation is taking a long time, and if the call time is short, it is better to subtract a (-) rating.

Additionally, it is also desirable to assign ratings directly through the member terminal (100).

The method of recognizing text from a recording file here involves extracting and analyzing features contained in the recording file, and converting voice into text using the extracted features and a machine learning model.

Next, the MRO server (400) receives the delivered handling items and standardizes them, and then proceeds with an inspection step (S240) to compare and determine whether they match the standardized auction items.

If the bid is successful, the items to be handled are delivered from the successful bidder, either a general member or a corporate member, before delivery to the demand agency. At this time, the MRO server (400) compares the product codes to see if the delivered items to be handled match the auction items, and it is recommended that the operating entity of the MRO server (400) inspect the actual delivered items.

Next, the MRO server (400) performs a printing step (S250) in which the delivery location of the auction item to the demand agency is printed. It is recommended to automatically print the location requested by the demand agency for delivery.

Printed locations can be attached to auction items to facilitate delivery.

Figure 4 is a diagram of the entire system configuration for performing the method for providing a customized bidding platform of the present invention.

The authentication server (200) performs the procedure for signing up general members or corporate members and verifies and authenticates their identities. In order for a general member or corporate member to access a network, application, or system, he or she must first prove his or her identity to the authentication server (200). Generally, authentication is performed using the name or title and password of the general member, etc. When the general member or corporate member enters the correct title and password, the authentication server (200) verifies that the general member, etc. has the authority to access the relevant network, application, or system.

In addition, the authentication server (200) can register and standardize the model name, photo, and specifications of the above-mentioned items handled by general members or corporate members in the member DB (210).

Here, it is recommended that the member use the member terminal (100) for registration and login, and the member terminal (100) is preferably a hardware device capable of wired and wireless communication and on which an application that displays an authentication and login form can be installed.

In addition, the authentication server (200) can receive a bid including a quotation written by a general member or corporate member through a member terminal (100) and transmit it to the expert server (300).

In addition, the member terminal (100) is a terminal used by general members and corporate members, and is equipped with a camera and includes multiple terminals. The member terminal (100) collects text information, transmits the collected information to the authentication server (200), downloads and installs various applications from the authentication server (200), and can also wirelessly receive various information from the authentication server (200). In addition, if there is a phone function, it is recommended to record the call content and transmit the recording file externally.

Additionally, the member terminal (100) can transmit a recording file of a conversation with a selected expert to the expert server (300) through the authentication server (200).

The MRO server (400) can receive a bid notice from the auction server (500) and extract demand agencies, budgets, and auction items. Furthermore, inventory management can be performed so that the operating entity of the MRO server (400) can supply inventory items it owns to demand agencies through auctions without going through general or corporate members.

Furthermore, the MRO server (400) can standardize the model name, photo, and specifications of the auction item and store them in the auction item DB (410).

In addition, the MRO server (400) can search for auction items from the inventory DB (420), search for handling items from the member DB (210), and search whether the auction items of the demand agency are included in the handling items held by the member.

In addition, the MRO server (400) predicts the winning bid price based on the budget in the bid notice, but preferably, the winning bid price can be predicted by referring to the number of general members or corporate members handling the auction items within the country or administrative district, or the winning bid price can be predicted based on the current unit price of the items handled by general members or corporate members within the country or administrative district.

In addition, the MRO server (400) can receive a registration application for review of items handled, including corporate soundness, from the certification server (200) and compare the standardized auction items with the standardized handling items to determine whether they match. Furthermore, the product code of the auction item can be compared with the product code of the handling item to determine whether they match.

In addition, the MRO server (400) can receive and standardize the delivered handling items and compare and determine whether they match the standardized auction items. In other words, as an inspection step, the delivered handling items can be compared with the product codes to determine whether they match the auction items. However, it is recommended that the operating entity of the MRO server (400) inspect the actual delivered handling items.

In addition, the MRO server (400) can print the delivery location of the auction item's demand organization. This is to ensure quick and convenient delivery.

The auction server (500) is a server that receives various bid announcements, product descriptions, special conditions, etc. entered by the demand agency and announces them online or performs auction procedures such as bidding and winning bids. The demand agency transmits bid announcements, product descriptions, special conditions, etc. to the auction server (500). The inventory DB (420) is a storage medium provided to manage inventory items held by the entity operating the MRO server (400).

In addition, the auction server (500) compares multiple bids to proceed with the bidding process and transmits the results of the successful bid and the MRO contract to the MRO server (400) and the authentication server (200).

The expert server (300) is a server operated by an expert who can act as an agent or proxy for the bidding process and contract, and can transmit a list of experts including expert profiles to the authentication server (200).

In addition, the expert server (300) can store and manage expert profiles, recording files, bids, individual powers of attorney or comprehensive powers of attorney, insurance contracts, etc. by having an expert DB (310).

Additionally, the expert server (300) can transmit the selected expert's bid, individual power of attorney or blanket power of attorney, and insurance contract to the certification server (200).

In addition, the expert server (300) can place a bid by receiving a bid including a quotation from the authentication server (200) and transmitting it to the auction server (500) when the auction item and the handling item match.

Meanwhile, the expert server (300) can communicate with expert terminals that allow access, either wired or wirelessly.

In addition, the expert server (300) can add a score to the selected expert and adjust the success rate in case of a successful bid and record it by re-reflecting it in the profile of the selected expert. Furthermore, the expert server (300) can perform text recognition from the recorded file and assign weights according to the type of text sentence. In addition, it is recommended to calculate the call time and increase or decrease the call time according to the length.

By carrying out the above process, the present invention can provide a safe and member-friendly bidding platform, and can perform optimal product purchase and delivery through the MRO server. In addition, customized high-quality consulting services can be provided through the expert server (300). In addition, medical or tourism services can be provided at low cost through an insurance contract.

Furthermore, the present invention enables a streamlined and transparent procurement process, provides access to a diverse pool of qualified suppliers, provides compliance with government procurement regulations, reduces the time and cost of the bidding process, and efficiently manages procurement opportunities.

In addition, according to the present invention, a platform is provided to solve the unique requirements of general members or corporate members who require professional management and support, and continuous support and guidance can be provided, and in particular, the difficult procedures of government bidding can be easily accessed through experts.

Furthermore, it has the beneficial effect of building trust and credibility with suppliers.

The method for providing a customer-tailored online shopping service according to the present invention described above may be implemented or performed through various exemplary logics, logic blocks, modules, and circuits, including a general-purpose processor, a digital signal processor (DSP), an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), a field programmable gate array (FPGA), or other programmable logic devices, discrete gate or transistor logic, discrete hardware components, or a combination of those designed to perform these functions.

A general purpose processor may be a microprocessor, but in alternative embodiments, the processor may be a conventional processor, controller, or microcontroller. The processor may also be implemented as a combination of computing devices, such as, for example, a DSP and a microprocessor, a plurality of microprocessors, one or more microprocessors in conjunction with a DSP core, or a combination of such configurations.

Here, the steps of the method or algorithm described above in connection with the disclosed embodiments may be implemented directly by hardware, a software module executed by a processor, or a combination thereof. The software module may reside in RAM memory, flash memory, ROM memory, EPROM memory, EEPROM memory, registers, a hard disk, a portable disk, a CD-ROM, or any form of storage medium known in the art. An exemplary storage medium is coupled to the processor, such that the processor reads information from the storage medium and writes information to the storage medium. Alternatively, the storage medium may be integrated into the processor. The processor and the storage medium are located in an ASIC. The ASIC may be located in the member terminal (100). Alternatively, the processor and the storage medium may reside as discrete components in the member terminal (100).

The description of the disclosed embodiments is provided to enable any person skilled in the art to make or use the present invention.

Various modifications to these embodiments will be apparent to those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains.

Accordingly, the present invention is not to be limited to the embodiments set forth herein, but is to be construed in the widest scope consistent with the principles and novel features disclosed herein. Also, the word "exemplary" is used herein to mean serving as an example, instance, or illustration.

Accordingly, the preferred embodiments illustrated and described herein may be variously changed, modified, and modified without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, especially its essential characteristics. That is, the matters disclosed and described in this specification are exemplary of the appended claims, and the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto, so that the scope of the present invention can be specified only by the appended claims.

100: Member terminal
200: Authentication server
210: Member DB
300: Expert Server
310: Expert DB
320: Expert Terminal
400: MRO Server
410: Auction Item DB
420: Inventory DB
500: Auction Server

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An authentication step (S100) in which the authentication server (200) registers a general member or corporate member through a member terminal (100) and authenticates the member using login information including the items handled;
A registration standardization step (S110) in which the authentication server (200) registers and standardizes the model name, photo, and specifications of the above-mentioned items handled by general members or corporate members in the member DB (210);
An extraction step (S120) in which the MRO server (400) receives a bid notice from the auction server (500) and extracts the demand agency, budget, and auction items;
A storage step (S130) in which the MRO server (400) standardizes the model name, photo, and specifications of the auction item and stores them in the auction item DB (410);
A search step (S140) in which the MRO server (400) searches for auction items from the inventory DB (420) and searches for handling items from the member DB (210);
Step (S150) in which the MRO server (400) predicts a successful bid price based on the budget and transmits it to the authentication server (200) and the expert server (300);
Step (S160) in which the expert server (300) transmits a list of experts including expert profiles to the authentication server (200) and the authentication server (200) transmits the list of experts to the member terminal (100);
Step (S170) where a general member or corporate member selects an expert from a list of experts displayed on the member terminal (100);
Step (S180) in which the expert server (300) transmits the selected expert's bid, individual power of attorney or blanket power of attorney and insurance contract to the authentication server (200) and the authentication server (200) transmits it to the member terminal (100);
A judgment step (S190) in which the MRO server (400) receives a registration application for review of items to be handled, including corporate soundness, from the authentication server (200) and compares the standardized auction items with the standardized items to determine whether they match;
When the auction item and the handling item match, the expert server (300) receives a bid including a quotation from the authentication server (200) and transmits it to the auction server (500), thereby placing a bid (S200);
A transmission step (S210) in which the auction server (500) compares multiple bids to proceed with the bidding process and transmits the results of the successful bid and the MRO contract to the MRO server (400) and the authentication server (200);
In case of a successful bid, the expert server (300) adds a score to the selected expert, adjusts the success rate, and records it by reflecting it again in the profile of the selected expert (S220);
Inspection step (S240) in which the MRO server (400) receives and standardizes the delivered handling items and compares and determines whether they match the standardized auction items; and,
The MRO server (400) performs a printing step (S250) for printing the delivery location of the auction item to the demand organization;
Here, the method of standardizing the item in the above registration standardization step (S110) is to automatically recognize the text corresponding to the model name printed on the product packaging or surface by taking a picture with the camera equipped in the member terminal (100) and converting the recognized model name into a standard product code by the authentication server (200).
Here, the inventory DB (420) of the above search step (S140) is a storage medium provided to manage inventory items owned by the entity operating the MRO server (400), and is a database that manages inventory items so that the entity operating the MRO server (400) can directly supply inventory items owned by itself to demand organizations through auctions without going through general members or corporate members.
Here, the method of predicting the winning bid in the above-mentioned transmitting step (S150) is a method in which the MRO server (400) predicts the winning bid according to the budget in the bid notice, but predicts the winning bid based on the number of general members or corporate members handling the auction items within the country or administrative district and the current unit price of the items handled by general members or corporate members within the country or administrative district.
In the step (S160) of transmitting the above-mentioned expert list, the expert profile includes a photo, career, rating, success rate, name, address, contact information, and an activated open dialogue window menu, and the rating is based on the friendliness, work performance, and customer satisfaction of the expert, and the success rate is the auction winning rate after delegation, and when the open dialogue window menu is selected on the member terminal (100), a conversation consultation is conducted in messenger format with the expert, and a microphone is used to chat, and the member terminal (100) records the conversation content and saves the recorded conversation as a computer file and transmits it externally, and the expert server (300) is equipped with an expert DB (310) to store and manage the expert's profile, recorded file, bid, individual power of attorney or comprehensive power of attorney, and insurance contract, and when the rating of the expert profile is touched on the member terminal (100), a comment that is the basis of the rating is read or written, and when the success rate is touched, a summary of the last 5 successful cases is shown,
The soundness of the company in the above judgment step (S190) is judged based on the capital including retained earnings in the financial statements of the company.
The above adjustment step (S220) transmits a recording file of a conversation between a member terminal (100) and a selected expert to an expert server (300), and the expert server (300) extracts and analyzes the characteristics contained in the recording file from the recording file, and converts voice into text using the extracted characteristics and a machine learning model, thereby performing text recognition, and assigns weights according to the type of text sentence, but if there is a positive sentence among the text sentences, such as "Thank you,""You'rekind,""You'rekind,""I'll contact you again,""Thankyou," or "I'll introduce you to someone," it is added to the rating, whereas if there is a negative sentence, such as "You're talking nonsense,""It's not a scam,""You're a thief," or "You're rude," it is deducted from the rating, and (+) a rating is added or (-) a rating is deducted depending on the length of the call time. A method for providing a customized bidding platform.


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