Paperlogic Construction Document DX Pocket

On April 16, 2026 (Thursday), Koichi Yokoyama, President and CEO of Paper Logic Co., Ltd., will be a speaker at the "JDDS Seminar - Solving the Revised Construction Industry Law with DX!" JDDS (Juroku Densan Digital Service Co., Ltd.) is a company that provides digital solutions as a subsidiary of Juroku Financial Group. Currently, in the construction industry, the full enforcement of the "Revised Construction Industry Law" has led to an increase in required documents, while the strong tradition of paper usage has resulted in delays in digitization. Additionally, the need to comply with the Electronic Bookkeeping Preservation Law has further increased the burden on the field, nearing its limits. In this seminar, our representative, Yokoyama, who has extensive experience as a certified public accountant and tax accountant, will thoroughly explain the key points to be aware of in practice regarding the "Revised Construction Industry Law" and the "Electronic Bookkeeping Preservation Law" in an easy-to-understand manner.

On April 14, 2026 (Tuesday), Koichi Yokoyama, President and CEO of Paper Logic Co., Ltd., will be a speaker at the "JDDS Seminar - Solving the Revised Construction Business Act with DX!" JDDS (Juroku Densan Digital Service Co., Ltd.) is a company that provides digital solutions as a subsidiary of Juroku Financial Group. Currently, in the construction industry, the full enforcement of the "Revised Construction Business Act" has led to an increase in required documents, while the strong tradition of paper usage has resulted in a delay in digitalization. Additionally, the need to comply with the Electronic Bookkeeping Act has further burdened the field, bringing it close to its limits. In this seminar, our representative, Yokoyama, who has extensive experience as a certified public accountant and tax accountant, will thoroughly explain the key points to be aware of in practice regarding the "Revised Construction Business Act" and the "Electronic Bookkeeping Act" in an easy-to-understand manner.

Is there no time in your daily operations to search for documents, wondering "Where is that document?" You might spend time looking for documents, asking others, or crossing departments... Such time can accumulate to a loss of 20 minutes a day, 1.7 hours a week, and 80 hours a year. The common belief that "storing on paper is the norm" is becoming a significant cost that hinders company growth. By digitizing paper documents (DX), we can create new time, make management decisions based on facts (data), and benefit from AI (artificial intelligence). Why not envision such a future with paperlogic?

This time, I will explain the differences in roles between the "accounting system" and the "document management system," which are surprisingly not well-known, as well as points that are often overlooked in legal compliance. ■ The difference between accounting systems and document management systems is their "scope of coverage." - Accounting System = Management of "money (numbers)" - Document Management System = Management of "evidence (documents)" ■ Documents often overlooked by accounting systems The accounting system primarily focuses on "accounting processing." - "Estimates" where no money movement occurs - "Delivery notes" and "purchase orders," which are intermediate points in transactions ⇒ There are cases where these are not stored or managed within the accounting system. This could be considered a deficiency under the Electronic Bookkeeping Preservation Act. ■ Supplementing the missing parts with an "independent system" While there are high-function ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems that can manage everything from estimates to invoicing seamlessly, the reality is that the cost can be a significant barrier to implementation. Therefore, managing documents with an independent document management system like paperlogic is also an option. Paperlogic is currently offering a free trial. Please feel free to contact us.