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SuitsUp Launches GX Support Campaign

Suits Inc., based in Chiyoda, Tokyo, is excited to announce the launch of a GX (Green Transformation) support campaign for its team project and task management tool, SuitsUp. This initiative aims to provide businesses with an opportunity to enhance their efficiency in project management, promoting a more sustainable approach in their operations.

SuitsUp GX Support Campaign

From October 28 to November 7, 2025, Suits Inc. will invite applications from businesses actively pursuing GX initiatives. Three selected companies will be granted a three-month free trial of SuitsUp’s monthly subscription fee by applying through our dedicated contact form, specifying "GX Support Campaign" in their inquiry. You can find the application form here.

A recent simulation by our company indicates that for a firm with 30 employees, conducting task progress checks twice daily can result in a staggering cost of 1.19 million yen over a month (based on 20 working days). This financial burden can be significantly reduced by implementing effective task management practices, which enhance the visibility of tasks within teams.

However, according to research conducted by Nulab (from October 6 to 10, 2023), regarding the current state of task management among businesses with less than 1,000 employees, it was found that the methods utilized for task management tend to lean towards personal management tools. Specifically, 31.2% use email or calendar features, 30.6% rely on handwritten notes or planners, and merely 14.3% use business chats for team collaboration. In contrast, only 25.2% are utilizing Excel or spreadsheets, and a mere 11.7% employ dedicated task management tools for team collaborations.

This highlights the need for team task management within small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to improve overall labor productivity. Thus, we initiated the GX Support Campaign, which we believe will be the first step towards fostering a productive environment among SMEs and startups.

Many organizations involved in GX initiatives are still using spreadsheets for project management associated with decarbonization and energy transitions. We encourage those responsible for GX efforts to try out SuitsUp, as it can streamline communications and progress management within teams, ultimately leading to more fruitful project outcomes.

We are committed to continuously hosting campaigns that facilitate the easy adoption and operation of team task management for SMEs through SuitsUp.

About SuitsUp

SuitsUp provides a straightforward, daily-use management tool for teams. It operates similarly to spreadsheet software, making task visibility clear and preventing any missed deadlines or overlooked tasks. By implementing SuitsUp, teams can achieve increased operational efficiency and significant cost savings in their management processes.

SuitsUp officially launched its Alpha version in September 2023, followed by a beta version in April 2024. The beta release includes core functionalities for task, organization, communication, and analysis along with unique features such as task templates, deadline notifications, and routine tasks to ensure daily usability.

For pricing and plans, the standard plan is set at 1,080 yen per user per month (tax excluded), while a starter plan, catering to companies with 10 or fewer users, reduces the cost to 500 yen per user per month (tax excluded). As part of the beta launch campaign, initial costs are waived until December 31, 2025.

Company Overview

Company Name: Suits Inc.
CEO: Hiroyuki Komatsu
Business Scope: Management support cloud services, management consulting, investment banking.
Founded: December 1, 2022
Capital: 10,000,000 yen (with total fundraising reaching 213,000,030 yen)
Headquarters: 301, New Kudansan Mansion, 4-6-13 Kudan-Minami, Chiyoda-Ku, Tokyo.
Contact: 03-6228-1390
Website: Suits Inc.

At Suits, we are committed to promoting effective task management solutions that meet the evolving needs of businesses in Japan.