Significant Update to Suke-Dachi
Suke-Dachi, operated by Suke-Dachi Inc., is a major player in Japan’s construction talent matching sector, boasting over 220,000 registered businesses. In response to the ongoing labor shortages affecting the construction industry, Suke-Dachi has announced a major update to its app, aiming to create a more conducive environment for orderers and contractors seeking new opportunities.
Background of the Update
The construction sector has been grappling with chronic labor shortages, leading to lost opportunities when contractors and orderers are unable to connect promptly. To tackle this issue, Suke-Dachi is focused on maximizing and optimizing the operating rates across the industry. The company aims to foster a climate in which users with high engagement levels can easily connect through the platform. As part of this initiative, Suke-Dachi has revamped its display logic and lifted some limits on message sending for users on its free plan.
Main Changes in the Update
Revision of Display Logic
To enhance the visibility of contractors and orderers, Suke-Dachi has revised the display order within the app. This update considers not only job type and service area but also the historical performance of orderers, including engagement metrics from higher plan subscriptions. With these adjustments, orderers with demonstrated success and higher levels of engagement will find themselves more frequently approached by potential contractors.
Removal of Message Limits for Free Plan Users
Free plan users who act as contractors can now send unlimited messages to orderers. This change enables contractors to explore opportunities to connect with orderers without initial costs, thereby increasing their chances of finding appropriate projects.
Expected Outcomes
With these updates, contractors will be able to reach out to more orderers and increase their chances of finding suitable orders that meet their criteria. The removal of message limits in the free plan helps amplify the number of interactions, likely shortening the lead time from meeting to receiving orders. Concurrently, orderers will benefit from an increased influx of proposals from skilled professionals and companies, ensuring they connect efficiently with suitable contractors.
Future Commitments
Looking ahead, Suke-Dachi is committed to its mission: “Making construction sites attractive workplaces.” The company will consistently work to enhance the quality of matchmaking, while intensifying collaborations across services related to recruitment and training. These efforts aim to address various human resource challenges within the construction industry.
About Suke-Dachi
Suke-Dachi Inc. operates the app Suke-Dachi, designed to facilitate new connections between craftsmen and construction companies, adhering to the mission of enhancing construction sites. With over 220,000 registered businesses, it commands a significant share in the construction matching domain, effectively linking contracting firms with skilled contractors and craftsmen for long-term partnerships.
In addition to its matching service, Suke-Dachi offers various utility tools such as "Suke-Dachi Employees," which allows job postings and direct scouting to craftsmen, and "Suke-Dachi Academy," where on-demand specialized training can be accessed without halting work. These services collectively support the recruitment and development of talent within the sector.
Suke-Dachi continues to broaden its service offerings, aiming to address the diverse human resource challenges that the construction industry faces today.
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Company Overview
- - Name: Suke-Dachi Inc.
- - CEO: Yoichi Agatsuma
- - Location: 14th Floor, Sumitomo Real Estate Shinjuku Central Park Tower, 6-18-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
- - Established: March 30, 2017
- - Capital: ¥80,000,000
- - Business: Planning, production, and operation of internet-based services
- - Website: Company Information
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