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GMO Sign is a Japanese electronic-contract service that digitizes contract review and preparation, approvals, signing, timestamping, and post-signature document storage. It offers witness-style signing using email authentication and party-style signing with electronic certificates. The official site also lists access permissions, document-view restrictions, approval workflows, audit records, document digitization, API and business-service integrations, onboarding support, and security information.

LegalOn Technologies is a Japanese software company combining legal expertise with AI products for professional work. Its LegalOn platform uses AI agents to support legal operations, while GovernOn centralizes and automates corporate governance and group-company administration. The corporate site also lists DocumentOn, an AI review service for advertising and promotional materials, alongside product information, company news, and corporate details.

CloudSign is a Japanese electronic-contract service for preparing and sending agreements online, collecting electronic signatures and timestamps, and completing contract workflows without paper and seals. It also supports post-signing document storage, search, and contract management. Approval controls, security features, and integrations with business tools such as Microsoft Teams and kintone are listed on the official site, alongside product, pricing, customer-case, and implementation-support information.

TeamSpirit is a Japanese cloud platform that brings everyday back-office functions together, including attendance, work-hour allocation, expense settlement, and project cost management. Its product lineup also lists labor administration, talent management, pulse surveys, employee safety confirmation, and an AI shift agent that drafts schedules using workplace rules. Synclog provides AI meeting minutes, and the official site describes TeamSpirit as an application on Salesforce with a focus on internal controls and secure operations.

KING OF TIME is a Japanese cloud attendance system for recording work across offices, stores, remote work, and other settings. Organizations can combine clock-in methods such as PC, mobile, web, IC cards, and biometric devices, then manage working rules, leave, requests, approvals, and automatic time totals. The product site also lists related labor, payroll, analytics, and external-service integrations.

HRMOS is a Japanese workforce and back-office platform offered as a series of cloud services. Its products cover recruiting, talent management, labor administration, payroll, attendance, and expense processing. The official page describes applicant workflow and hiring analysis as well as goals, evaluations, placement, and employee engagement, with services that organizations can introduce one at a time or in combination according to their needs.

Kaonavi is a Japanese talent-management system that centralizes employee information to support HR operations and workforce decisions. Its functions include employee profiles and organization views, evaluation workflows, skills management, learning, placement planning, recruiting, and engagement. The site also describes support for labor and attendance tasks, plus analysis and AI features that help organizations examine workforce data and plan development.

Jobcan is a Japanese cloud ERP suite for back-office work, spanning human resources and labor administration through accounting. Its separate services cover attendance and shift scheduling, payroll, labor procedures, recruiting, expense settlement, internal approvals, accounting, and estimates and invoices. Organizations can combine products and link workflows, with the official site providing feature, pricing, integration, security, support, and customer-case information.

SmartHR is a Japanese cloud back-office system for organizations, connecting labor administration and employee data with a staff portal. It supports online onboarding and employment procedures, payroll, attendance, and year-end tax adjustment, alongside talent functions such as evaluations, recruiting, placement, skills development, and employee surveys. Notices and requests can be brought to one employee-facing entry point, and integrations extend the employee database to other services.

Nulab is a Japanese software company whose products help teams collaborate and coordinate work. Backlog manages projects, tasks, issues, milestones, and Gantt charts and can support source-code management. Cacoo is a shared online whiteboard for diagrams and discussion. Nulab Pass adds SAML single sign-on and user provisioning for Nulab products, while Flowbase automates repeatable team workflows without code.

GitHub Japan presents GitHub as a platform for building software with open-source communities and business teams. Developers host source repositories, review proposed changes through pull requests, and organize work with Issues and Projects. Marketplace integrations connect additional development tools, while enterprise features support access controls, authentication, security, and team administration.

GitLab Japan describes a DevSecOps platform that brings software planning, source control, continuous integration and delivery, and application security into one environment. GitLab Duo Agent Platform connects AI agents with development workflows, while teams retain control through configured rules and guardrails. Pipeline checks can include security scanning and compliance controls across the software lifecycle.

rakumo is a Japanese cloud groupware extension for Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. Its products add organization-aware calendars, internal bulletin boards, employee directories, approval workflows, attendance management, and expense settlement to supported workplace environments, helping centralize common back-office processes. Platform availability varies by product. The official site explains each offering and its pricing, and provides customer examples, trial and demo information, onboarding assistance, documentation, and support. AI features are used to make selected workflows easier to operate.

WowTalk is a closed-environment business chat and internal social network for Japanese organizations. It combines workplace conversations with generative AI chat, employee safety confirmation, smartphone radio-style communication, anonymous consultation, and administrator controls that can be configured by user or role. The service is designed for teams seeking managed internal communication rather than personal social messaging. Its site provides customer cases, feature details, pricing information, guides, support, and onboarding materials.

LINE WORKS is a Japanese workplace-services company offering business chat and a broader set of tools: Roger for field voice communication, AiNote for meeting transcription, PaperOn for document processing, AiCall for automated phone response, Vision for cloud video, and AiStudio for generative AI. Its core workspace combines chat, mail, bulletin boards, Drive storage, organization administration, and integrations. The product suite addresses distinct tasks such as recording meetings, digitizing paper, handling calls, monitoring video, and answering from company knowledge.

FJcloud-V is Fujitsu’s Japan-based public cloud built on VMware vSphere, positioned for organizations that want to connect or migrate existing on-premises vSphere environments. The service centers on IaaS and also describes PaaS, containers, and related cloud functions. Its site provides architecture patterns and examples for web services, business systems, and IoT, along with usage-based or monthly pricing options, estimates, technical documentation, APIs, support, and onboarding guidance.

Chatwork is a business chat service used by Japanese organizations to communicate with coworkers and outside partners in direct or group conversations. Alongside messaging and file sharing, it provides task and deadline management, video and voice calls, message search, notifications, user administration, mobile apps, and integrations with other work services. Its Japanese site explains security practices, customer examples, help resources, and free and paid plans, positioning the service as a shared workspace for everyday business communication.

Backlog is Nulab’s project and task management tool for organizing project issues, owners, due dates, and discussions in one shared workspace. Teams can use Gantt charts, Kanban boards, documents, file sharing, comments, and Git or Subversion integration to follow work across projects. Its AI assistant can read accumulated tasks and comments to help summarize progress and draft tasks or reports. The Japanese site also provides customer cases, plan comparisons, onboarding guidance, and support resources for teams across different roles.

WebARENA is NTTPC Communications’ Japanese hosting and infrastructure brand. Its catalog brings together SuiteX shared servers and email hosting, Indigo and SuitePRO V4 VPS, IndigoPro business cloud, GPU services, and the Symphony urban data center. The email service lists DKIM and DMARC support, while cloud and VPS products offer Tokyo and Osaka regions. The site also connects visitors with domain management, object storage, customer support, and implementation examples.