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B-Break Systems' Cloud ERP 'MA-EYES' Certified as Eligible Tool for Digitalization/AI Subsidy 2026

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Published Apr 15, 2026 8:00 PM ・ Updated Jun 13, 2026 11:55 PM ・ 2 min read ・ Source: PR TIMES

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B-Break Systems' ERP solution 'MA-EYES' has been certified for Japan's 'Digitalization and AI Introduction Subsidy 2026,' allowing SMEs to receive financial support for its implementation.

B-Break Systems' ERP solution 'MA-EYES' has been certified for Japan's 'Digitalization and AI Introduction Subsidy 2026,' allowing SMEs to receive financial support for its implementation.

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Published: Apr 15, 2026

B-Break Systems Co., Ltd. announced that its cloud-based ERP 'MA-EYES' has been recognized as an eligible IT tool for the 'Digitalization and AI Introduction Subsidy 2026' (formerly IT Introduction Subsidy). This government-backed program aims to support SMEs and small businesses in enhancing productivity through digital transformation and AI. 'MA-EYES' focuses on project management and supports overall business operations. It has been continuously certified since 2017. Businesses applying for the subsidy must undergo a screening process to receive financial assistance for software and service implementation.

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It aims to improve labor productivity and support DX/AI adoption for small and medium-sized enterprises.

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B-Break Systems' ERP solution 'MA-EYES' has been certified for Japan's 'Digitalization and AI Introduction Subsidy 2026,' allowing SMEs to receive financial support for its implementation.

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