Organizing the target processes for labor-saving investment subsidies from a field perspective.

We will organize the question of "which part of the site is the target," which is difficult for document experts to answer, from the perspective of engineers.

"I know there are subsidies for labor-saving investments. However, I don't understand what aspects of my company's factory are eligible." Many small and medium-sized manufacturers feel this way. In environments with a wide variety of products and small quantities, the "catalog order type" cannot adequately address the needs, and most cases should be considered under the "general type." However, with the general type, it is necessary to demonstrate how much work time, personnel, and production volume change before and after implementation using "numbers." This is a part that is difficult for experts in documentation and procedures to navigate. This document explains the differences between the catalog order type and the general type, the main points where applicants struggle, and five characteristics of workplaces that are likely to be eligible, from the perspective of engineers who understand the field. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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