[Important] Announcement of the 13th "Suit Up 2026 Regional Support Campaign" (Yamagata Prefecture)

Suit Co., Ltd. (Location: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, CEO: Yusuke Komatsu) is launching a discount campaign for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and startups in Yamagata Prefecture with fewer than 100 employees, as the 13th installment of the "Suit Up 2026 Regional Support Campaign."

The 13th "Suit Up 2026 Regional Support Campaign"

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1. Overview of the "Suit Up 2026 Regional Support Campaign" 13th Installment

As the 13th installment of the "Suit Up 2026 Regional Support Campaign," we will be offering a campaign for SMEs and startups in Yamagata Prefecture (hereinafter referred to as "SMEs, etc.") with fewer than 100 employees. Customers who apply through the Suit Up inquiry form between March 31, 2026, and April 10, 2026, and subsequently subscribe to a paid plan will receive a 20% discount until June 2026.

Customers wishing to participate in the campaign should apply through the inquiry form below. Please write "Suit Up 2026 Regional Support Campaign" in the "Inquiry Details" section. https://suitup.jp/contact-form/

According to our simulations, if a company with 30 employees experiences task progress checks between superiors and subordinates twice a day for 8 minutes each, the cost incurred per month (calculated on 20 business days) amounts to approximately 1.19 million yen. This cost burden, which is not insignificant for SMEs, can be significantly improved by implementing team task management and making team tasks "visible.".

However, according to a survey by Nulab Inc. (※ Survey on the current status and challenges of task management conducted from October 6 to October 10, 2023, targeting managers, executives, and employees of companies and organizations with 1,000 or fewer employees), task management methods are primarily used for individual task management.