Focused screens
A practical set of forms, lists, detail views, and status controls for the agreed workflow.
Starter is designed for one clearly bounded workflow: one operating team, a small set of screens, and a practical handover path. Monthly maintenance starts from ¥30,000.
A practical set of forms, lists, detail views, and status controls for the agreed workflow.
A defined data model that replaces scattered files and unclear versions.
Roles and access appropriate to the bounded operating scope.
Documentation, agreed exports, and maintenance boundaries.
Confirm users, workflow, data, decisions, exceptions, and acceptance criteria.
Review the information structure and key screens before full implementation.
Iterate on working software and representative data.
Run the agreed acceptance period, hand over, and begin maintenance if contracted.
| Item | Planning guide |
|---|---|
| Initial development | From ¥500,000 including tax |
| Monthly maintenance | From ¥30,000 including tax |
| Schedule | From approximately 3 weeks after requirements are agreed |
| Scope | One bounded workflow; final screens, roles, data, and integrations are defined in the proposal |
| Ownership | Customer business data remains customer-owned; deliverable and export terms are set in the contract |
The Japanese page uses up to ten screens as a planning guide, but the actual scope is defined by workflow complexity and agreed requirements.
Yes, if the data and operating model support it. We first review whether an extension, Standard, or a broader Business Systems project is the better route.
No. Maintenance scope is agreed in the contract. New features, integrations, and large changes are separately scoped.
We will map the process and state clearly when an existing product, automation, or broader system project is a better fit.