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  1. ＮＸワンビシアーカイブズ Tokyo//Finance, securities and insurance
  2. ペーパーロジック Tokyo//IT/Telecommunications
  3. DAIKO XTECH Tokyo//IT/Telecommunications
  4. 4 スカイコム Tokyo//software
  5. 5 北陸コンピュータ・サービス Toyama//IT/Telecommunications
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  1. [Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] SBI Shinsei Bank Group ＮＸワンビシアーカイブズ
  2. [Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Descente Ltd. ＮＸワンビシアーカイブズ
  3. paperlogic electronic contract ペーパーロジック
  4. Introduction to the document sending feature of paperlogic electronic contracts. ペーパーロジック
  5. 4 Paperlogic Electronic Contract > Introduction to Electronic Library Features ペーパーロジック

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[Case Study on Electronic Contract Service] Fujita Corporation

[Case Study on Electronic Contract Service] Fujita Corporation

From the free version of Small Start to company-wide use. In addition to cost reduction and improved operational efficiency, the establishment of a telework environment has also been achieved.

We would like to introduce a case where Fujita Corporation, which engages in construction contracting, planning, design, supervision, and consulting services, has implemented the electronic contract service "WAN-Sign." The background for the implementation was the opinion that if we could digitize the contract documents, which involve a lot of exchanges on a daily basis, employees who were coming to the office for document stamping and shipping tasks could transition to telework. This led to our efforts in digitizing contract documents. Currently, about one-third of the contracts that have been digitized are individual contracts for worker dispatch. We have received feedback that the cost-effectiveness is significant, considering the reduction in a series of costs associated with mailing contracts, stamp duty, and the time required for sending. **Effects of Implementation** - It has become possible to stamp documents on a digital screen, creating an environment where approvals and decisions can be made during telework or while out. - The progress of contract conclusion has become visible, and the time until completion has been shortened. - Costs related to mailing contract documents and stamp duty have been reduced due to the shift to electronic contracts. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*

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[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] SBI Shinsei Bank Group

[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] SBI Shinsei Bank Group

The decisive factor is the signature function that combines both the official seal version and the registered seal version, along with comprehensive user permission settings.

We are working on improving efficiency through work style reform, transcending group boundaries. We would like to introduce a case where SBI Shinsei Bank Group has adopted the electronic contract service "WAN-Sign." Traditionally, most contract operations with individual customers were handled on paper. Furthermore, during the COVID-19 pandemic, it became necessary to achieve paperless documentation to avoid having to go to the office just to send, receive, and store documents. We started operations with a "witness-type" inter-group contract that has a low threshold for conclusion. Gradually, not only the stamping process but also the administrative burden of binding and mailing has been reduced, and we have already received feedback that the benefits of implementation are being felt. [Reasons for Choosing] - Rich role settings for access rights to electronic data and user permissions - Strong control over individual access management of electronic data - No additional costs for human support when introducing the service *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Descente Ltd.

[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Descente Ltd.

A case where electronic signatures were utilized in addition to serving as a contract database, achieving a reduction in man-hours.

We would like to introduce a case where DESCENTE Ltd., which manufactures and sells sports goods and related items, has implemented the electronic contract service "WAN-Sign." Previously, contracts were concluded using paper documents. Some seals were only affixed at either the Tokyo or Osaka office, necessitating the mailing of contracts between offices for sealing. By introducing electronic contracts, the hassle of mailing documents back and forth between the Tokyo and Osaka offices for sealing has been eliminated. Additionally, tasks such as binding and sealing other paper contracts, which required physical presence in the office, have been reduced, contributing to the promotion of telework within the company. [Case Overview] - By differentiating between the use of registered and common seals, it has become possible to electronically conclude various types of contracts and centralize database management. - After implementation, the need to send contract documents between the Osaka and Tokyo offices has been eliminated, contributing to a reduction in administrative burden and the promotion of telework. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Assist Corporation

[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Assist Corporation

In the company-wide deployment of contract digitization, we will change and optimize the electronic contract service! The storage of paper originals will also be managed centrally.

As a package integrator, we would like to introduce a case where Assist Corporation, which provides software and technical support, has implemented the electronic contract service "WAN-Sign." Previously, contracts were printed on paper and sent out for stamping, and once the other party completed the stamping, they would return the documents, which was time-consuming and cumbersome. After the implementation, we were able to centrally manage contracts regardless of whether they were paper or electronic. Additionally, for HR-related documents such as employment contracts, since viewing permissions are important, we improved control without compromising convenience by managing them in folders. [Case Overview] - Implemented "WAN-Sign" to expand the range of documents eligible for electronic contracts and unify the electronic contract service. - Aimed to simultaneously enhance internal controls and convenience, optimizing operational efficiency across the entire business division. - Achieved contract management that complies with the revised Electronic Bookkeeping Preservation Act, along with one-stop service for the storage of original paper documents. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] FUNDINNO Inc.

[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] FUNDINNO Inc.

Utilizing API integration to fully digitize the platform provided by our company. Achieving electronic signing for documents that require strict identity verification.

We would like to introduce a case study of the electronic contract service "WAN-Sign" implemented at FUNDINNO Inc., which provides the equity crowdfunding service "FUNDINNO." Originally, they were using a different electronic contract service, but they switched to our service because it allowed them to manage paper documents alongside electronic contracts at a comparable cost, and the API integration matched their needs. They first signed up for the free version, tried it out for a while, and then began developing the API integration. They have expressed that the ability to centrally register paper contracts that have been signed in business transactions, while now managing PDFs of electronically signed contracts as originals without generating paper, is a significant advantage. [Case Overview] - By eliminating paper contracts, the platform for the services they provide has been fully transitioned to electronic operations. - Non-sales contracts have also been moved from paper to electronic, allowing for differentiated use based on purpose, achieving multifaceted paperless operations. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] T-Net Japan Inc.

[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] T-Net Japan Inc.

The contract signing, which used to take at least 3 days, can now be done in as little as 0 days! The key factors are a reasonable pay-as-you-go system and a structure suitable for a small start.

We would like to introduce a case where T-Net Japan Co., Ltd., which is engaged in a wide range of businesses centered around support services for public works contractors, has implemented the electronic contract service "WAN-Sign." In the previous contract operations, the management department at the head office was solely responsible for managing the stamping of paper contracts, which created an extra step of consolidating documents from various locations across the country to the head office. Additionally, due to the strong presence of a paper culture, a large storage space was allocated within the office to store a significant amount of documents, making it a challenging task to locate specific documents. As a result of the implementation both internally and externally, the use of electronic contracts when concluding agreements with external parties has enabled the time required for contract completion, which previously took at least three days, to be reduced to zero days. [Case Summary] - Transitioned from mailing contracts between offices to electronic contracts, refreshing work styles. - Achieved automatic signing of workflows through API integration. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*

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[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Monster Lab Inc.

[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Monster Lab Inc.

From contract conclusion to contract management, the specifications are designed with user convenience in mind, enabling smooth support for remote work and the promotion of paperless processes!

We would like to introduce a case study of the electronic contract service "WAN-Sign" implemented at Monster Lab Inc., which is engaged in digital consulting business. The company was considering the introduction of a system proficient in contract management, as they had to retrieve paper contracts each time they needed to confirm contract details. After implementation, tasks that previously required physical presence, such as printing, binding, stamping during approval, and mailing, could now be handled remotely. 【Case Overview】 ■ Challenge: The need to retrieve paper contracts each time contract details were confirmed led to the consideration of a system proficient in contract management. ■ Result: The shift to paperless operations resulted in increased convenience and cost savings, as well as an expanded capacity for remote work. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Design Transmedia Inc.

[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Design Transmedia Inc.

Significantly reduce the costs and time required for contract procedures by concluding contracts on paper! Experience effects beyond expectations.

We would like to introduce a case study of the electronic contract service "WAN-Sign" implemented at Design Transmedia Co., Ltd., which operates an advertising agency for e-commerce businesses. Previously, the company stored original signed contracts in-house after stamping paper contracts. However, they began considering the introduction of an electronic contract service to completely reduce labor costs associated with contract execution and filing, as well as the costs of printing paper, stamps, and postage. After implementation, it became possible to significantly streamline contract operations. From the free plan stage, they could utilize most features in a production environment, allowing for quick verification of whether it could withstand actual operations and enabling the expansion of the range of applicable contract documents. [Case Overview] - Introduced electronic contracts for signing business outsourcing agreements with clients. - Reduced time spent on preparation tasks, achieving faster delivery of consulting services. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*

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Is it possible to use electronic contracts for real estate leasing? The process of contracting and its benefits and precautions.

Is it possible to use electronic contracts for real estate leasing? The process of contracting and its benefits and precautions.

Realized online using electronic contracts! Introducing convenient electronic contract services for real estate rental agreements.

In recent years, the introduction of electronic contract services has been advancing in the real estate industry, particularly in the context of lease agreements. An electronic contract refers to the conclusion of a contract through electronic documents. It is characterized by the ability to conduct contract operations, which were traditionally done with paper contracts, online using electronic contracts. Since May 2022, due to legal amendments, electronic contracts have also become possible for real estate lease agreements. This article explains the benefits and points to consider when concluding real estate lease agreements electronically. *For more detailed information, you can view the related links. For further details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*

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Electronic contract service 'DD-CONNECT' that does not require revenue stamps.

Electronic contract service 'DD-CONNECT' that does not require revenue stamps.

Introduction of electronic contracts - Outsourcing services for operational maintenance! Minimizing business burdens.

"DD-CONNECT" is an electronic contract service that minimizes the operational burden on our customers by providing instructions and procedures during implementation, SE services for core system integration, and a call center after implementation, allowing for a worry-free experience. With the increasing digitization of transactions, we prioritize trust and stable service operations, offering outsourcing services for everything from the introduction to the operation and management of electronic contracts. Additionally, we provide meticulous support for the introduction and operation of electronic contract services. [We solve the following concerns] ■ While society is moving away from the use of seals, our company has not progressed. ■ We do not know how to encourage our contracting partners to use it. ■ We are unsure about the legal responses required for government agencies like the tax office. ■ We want to integrate with our company’s system but do not know what to do. ■ We are worried about the safe long-term storage of electronic originals. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study on the Introduction of Electronic Contract Services] Japan Gas Co., Ltd.

[Case Study on the Introduction of Electronic Contract Services] Japan Gas Co., Ltd.

Solve issues such as administrative workload, storage locations, and the duration until contract execution! The key factors are the extensive track record with financial institutions and the comprehensive contract management features.

We would like to introduce a case study of the comprehensive energy company, Japan Gas Co., Ltd., which also engages in the retail business of city gas and electricity, having implemented the electronic contract service "WAN-Sign." Traditionally, the sales department alone has concluded tens of thousands of contracts annually, and they felt challenges in contract management. In particular, the labor involved in searching for contracts and the pressure on storage space were troubling, and the cost of revenue stamps was also considerable. After the implementation, we were able to meet the needs of customers who wanted to "calmly review the contract terms and resolve any questions before signing," which has also helped prevent troubles arising from misunderstandings of contract conditions. [Case Overview] ■ Achieved non-face-to-face contract signing procedures using "WAN-Sign" ■ As part of digital transformation (DX), adapted the business model to meet societal demands *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] DS&C Corporation

[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] DS&C Corporation

Reduced inspection response time by over 660 hours annually! Positive feedback from clients primarily engaged in remote work.

As a member of the Daishinsha Group, we would like to introduce a case where DS&C Co., Ltd. implemented the electronic contract service "WAN-Sign," which handles the HR, accounting, and general affairs functions of group companies. The background for the implementation was the need to promote remote work and advance the paperless and digital transformation of operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic, necessitating a review of the feasibility of digitization. We started the digitization process with the receipt documents, which provide significant benefits to our business partners. Previously, processing these documents took about 10 minutes, but with digitization, it can now be completed simply by opening a URL and entering the date and name, resulting in a reduction of over 660 hours of work time annually. 【Key Factors for Implementation】 - Unlimited account additions can be made at no extra cost to accommodate changes in sales staff responsible for uploading receipt documents. - Detailed permission settings can enhance internal controls. - Precise log acquisition ensures security even in environments with many users. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Nankai Electric Railway Co., Ltd.

[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Nankai Electric Railway Co., Ltd.

Achieved annual cost savings of 1 million yen through the digitization of contracts with group companies! The appeal lies in the domestically produced data center and detailed authority management.

We would like to introduce the case study of the electronic contract service "WAN-Sign" implemented at Nankai Electric Railway Co., Ltd., which engages in railway operations, development-related activities, and ancillary businesses. The background for the implementation was the launch of an electronic contract introduction project aimed at business reform and cost reduction, necessitating the need to streamline the contract operations that frequently occur within the group. After the implementation, the electronic conversion of monetary loan contracts led to a reduction in previously incurred expenses such as stamp duty and labor costs, achieving approximately 1 million yen in annual cost savings. Additionally, the minutes of board meetings were also digitized, and efforts are being made to further digitize contracts. 【Effects of Implementation】 ■ Successfully achieved annual cost savings of about 1 million yen through the digitization of monetary loan contracts. ■ Digitized contracts and purchase orders, leading to a reduction in administrative burden. ■ Reduced overall group expenses by approximately 2 to 3 million yen annually. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Tokiha Co., Ltd.

[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Tokiha Co., Ltd.

A case that significantly contributed to the efficiency of contract management and the electronic execution of standard contracts.

We would like to introduce a case where the electronic contract service "WAN-Sign" was implemented at Tokiha Co., Ltd., which operates a department store. The company concludes approximately 1,700 "limited-time event contracts" with business partners every three months, and the responsible buyers create the contract documents. The internal approval process for event contracts has a long lead time, often taking until just before the start of the transaction, making it cumbersome to inquire about the progress with each department. After the implementation, traditional paper and seal contracts were replaced with a paperless system, eliminating costs and tasks associated with contract creation, thereby reducing both direct and indirect costs. [Usage Method] - Targeting the "limited-time event contracts" concluded by buyers with business partners, we visualized the series of tasks required for contract conclusion, including confirmation, application, and approval. - We promoted speed through paperless operations and aimed to improve productivity. - We plan to expand usage primarily to documents subject to stamp duty, such as basic sales contracts, business consignment contracts, and maintenance contracts. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Hayano Corporation

[Case Study of Electronic Contract Service] Hayano Corporation

Contracts that typically take a week to conclude can now be finalized on the same day! Reduced stamp duty has received high praise from business partners.

We would like to introduce a case study on the use of the electronic contract service "WAN-Sign" for the conclusion of contracts with construction project partner companies at Hayano Group, Inc. Previously, written order confirmations were mailed from various departments within the company, such as the Construction Headquarters, Civil Engineering Headquarters, and Paving Headquarters, to partner companies. After that, the confirmations were returned, and the received confirmations were stored as originals by each department after confirming their collection. After implementation, partner companies have expressed appreciation for not having to pay stamp duty and have found the operation to be easier and more convenient than expected. Additionally, the elimination of the need for seals and the reduction of mailing time and effort have allowed for contracts that previously took about a week to finalize to now be completed on the same day. [Case Overview] - Utilization of electronic contracts for concluding agreements with construction project partner companies primarily in Yamanashi Prefecture. - Increased productivity in core business operations of each department by reducing mailing tasks. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*

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