[AX INSIGHT | AI Practical Support Report March 2026] AX Inc. Releases "What Companies Moving Beyond Introduction Are Working On"

AX Inc. (Headquarters: Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, CEO: Bonta Ishiwata, hereinafter referred to as AX), which provides the corporate AI training program "AX CAMP," has released its monthly report "AX INSIGHT | AI Practical Support Report (March 2026)" summarizing insights gained from the front lines of practical support.

This report highlights specific ongoing support cases, illustrating how companies are integrating AI into their actual operations.

Additionally, it organizes the content of AI workshops held for clients, presenting the latest advancements in the practical application of Notion Custom Agents and integration with external tools.

About "AX INSIGHT | AI Practical Support Report"

This report is a monthly initiative that organizes practical challenges, changes, and learnings based on the AI implementation support that AX provides daily.

As companies move from "partial utilization" of AI to "redesigning entire business processes," different themes emerge each month regarding project progress and on-site insights.

This report summarizes the changes observed in actual project progress and the knowledge gained from the field, offering perspectives necessary for corporate AI utilization.

AI Workshop Achievements in March 2026

The following AI workshops were held for clients:

Full Disclosure of Notion AI Practical Use Cases [Workshop]

CEO Bonta Ishiwata explained the mechanism and practical application of Notion Custom Agents. The key feature of Custom Agents is their ability to operate automatically based on time or events, without human instruction, through four core components: "trigger execution," "instructions," "tools," and "permission management." Over 30 agents are currently operational within the company, and examples of integration with external applications such as Slack, Gmail, and Chatwork, as well as schedule and task management by the secretary agent "PM Tsubasa," were demonstrated through screen sharing.