Techtouch
Also known as: TechTouch, Techtouch Inc, Tech Touch Co Ltd
Japanese digital adoption platform whose browser extension retrofits AI agents into enterprise systems with no API or code change — reading the screen, applying the company's own rules, and filling the form across expenses, attendance, HR and procurement.
Techtouch is a Japanese platform for making enterprise software usable without changing it. Founded in Tokyo in 2018, it began as a digital adoption platform: a browser extension or page snippet lays real-time guidance and input validation directly over the screens of whatever systems a company already runs — an ERP, an expense tool, a procurement portal, a scratch-built internal application — so employees complete unfamiliar tasks without a manual and business rules are enforced at the point of entry. It is sold to large enterprises, to central government agencies, municipalities and universities, and to SaaS companies embedding it in their own products.
Techtouch AI Hub applies the same architecture to AI. Because everything is delivered through the extension, no API and no modification of the underlying system is needed: the AI reads what is on the screen as its context, decides what belongs in the form, and then operates the screen to enter it.
Eight agents ship across four back-office domains. In accounting, an expense agent reads an uploaded receipt with OCR, applies the company's own input rules, handles judgment calls such as separating lodging cost from lodging tax, and fills the claim; an invoice application agent sits alongside it. In attendance and labor, a validation agent checks a timesheet against the company's labor rules, raises alerts and points the employee at whichever application is actually required. In HR, an agent reviews written objectives against SMART criteria.
In procurement, an agent checks quotation requests in real time against operating rules too intricate to encode in the system itself. Agents come pre-proven from other deployments and are then customized to each company's rules over roughly two months, with the DAP's guidance taking over manually whenever a case falls outside the standard scenario. Published deployments include Toyota Tsusho, which runs some 73,000 expense processes a year through it, Nomura Real Estate Holdings and TISI.
Alongside the adoption platform, Techtouch sells a second product: AI Central Voice, a AI agent aimed at evidence-based policy work in the public sector, which the company lists as its own product on its own site.
Administrators get per-role usage rights and ceilings, an audit trail of account activity, usage dashboards and single sign-on against the corporate directory. Techtouch holds ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27017 certification with the certificates published for verification, runs third-party vulnerability testing, and offers SAML SSO, IP-based access control and role-based permissions. It runs on AWS as a cloud service, with models supplied as Azure-hosted OpenAI. Pricing is quoted per deployment on the scale of the system and the scope of AI Hub applied, with free and paid trials available.
Vendor details
Canonical URL
https://techtouch.jp
Category
Enterprise operations agent
Subcategory
Digital adoption platform with retrofitted back-office AI agents
Funding status
Series B of 1.78 billion yen (announced early 2023), bringing total funding to over 2.4 billion yen per Dealroom and PRNewswire. Crunchbase lists a later Series C in June 2023 with no amount stated. Founded 2018 in Tokyo, Japan by Naka Imuta (also cited as Naoichi Ide) and Jun Hibino. Surpassed 2 million active users in December 2022 and holds the leading DAP market share in Japan.
Company status
independent
Use cases & customers
Primary use cases
Target customers
Deployment options
Integrations
Techtouch reaches the customer's systems by sitting on top of them rather than connecting to them, and states so as its central selling point — no API and no system modification required, across external SaaS and scratch-built in-house systems alike. Named targets on the estate include Salesforce, SAP, Concur, SuccessFactors, Box and Coupa, with dedicated solution pages for ERP, expense settlement, indirect procurement, application sites and member portals. The AI layer adds two data paths: AI-OCR ingests uploaded documents such as receipts, and the customer's own RAG can be connected to their business systems so an AI chat is callable from inside the system screen. Distribution runs through the AWS Marketplace and the Coupa App Marketplace, and a partner program is published. No connector catalog, authenticated third-party API call, webhook or tool-calling surface is documented — where the agent changes something in another vendor's system it does so by operating the screen.
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Agentic Index coverage score
7.0 / 14 capabilities · 50%
| Integrations & Tool Calling | Partial |
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Named third party systems are reached by working on their screens, and the absence of integration is marketed as the feature. The AI Hub page's headline reads API不要 (no API required) alongside システム改修なし (no system modification), and the capability heading is 外資SaaSからスクラッチシステムまで、API不要・改修不要でシステムをAIネイティブ化. Where the agent changes something in another vendor's system, it types into the form. The reach is real. The product works across third party systems a customer already runs, with ERP, expense settlement and indirect procurement each given a solution page. The site names CRM (Salesforce), ERP and HR systems (SAP, SuccessFactors), expense and procurement tools (Concur, Coupa) and content storage (Box). One connection at the data level is documented on the AI side: 貯社RAGと業務システムを繋ぐことで (connecting the customer's own RAG to their business systems), so an AI chat can be called directly from within the system. AI OCR ingests uploaded documents, and distribution runs through the AWS Marketplace and the Coupa App Marketplace. No connector catalog or webhook appears anywhere, and no authenticated API call into a third party system or named surface for calling tools either. The customer's business systems are canvases, not callees, and the RAG connection is described in one clause without a page of its own. Sourcetechtouch.jp/ai_hub product page and FAQread 2026-09-12 |
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| Workflow Orchestration | Partial |
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The agents carry out real work of several steps inside a task, with a documented fallback to guided manual entry, but nothing chains them across systems. The vendor's framing is 一連の業務プロセスをAIが代行 (the AI performs a series of business process steps on the user's behalf), and the worked example bears it out. The expense agent takes an uploaded receipt, reads date and amount by AI OCR and applies the customer's input rules. It makes a judgment where categories are mixed, such as separating lodging cost from lodging tax, computes the result and writes it into the form. The validation agents check an entry against the company's rule set, raise an alert and guide the user to whichever application is actually required. A fallback runs between the two products: when an irregular case arises, the AI agent performs the standard scenario and the DAP's guidance takes over for manual input on the exception. Each agent works within one screen of one system. There is no flow builder, branching or routing engine, and no approval step inside a process Techtouch owns, long running state or sequence across systems, which follows from a browser extension with no API. The agents are listed as independent units by domain rather than as stages that call each other, and the participants are the employee and one agent. Where a true end to end workflow exists, it belongs to the customer's underlying system. Sourcetechtouch.jp/ai_hub agent descriptions and DAP fallback sectionread 2026-09-12 |
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| Knowledge Grounding & RAG | Partial |
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The agents connect to the customer's own retrieval system and company rules, but Techtouch keeps no corpus of its own. The AI Hub's first capability lists 生成AI、AIOCR、RAGなど最新機能をシステムに後から埋め込み (generative AI, AI OCR and RAG embedded into the system after the fact). A path into the customer's own corpus is documented: 貯社RAGと業務システムを繋ぐことで、あらゆる業務領域でシステムから直接呼び出せるAIチャットを実現 (connecting your company's RAG to your business systems so an AI chat can be called directly from inside the system), and the FAQ confirms an existing internal FAQ chat can appear on the system screen. The company rule set is a second standing corpus: the validation agents check entries 自社の労務ルールに (against the company's own labor rules), and the procurement agent judges operating rules too complex to encode in the system itself. Those rule sets persist between runs and are queried. The maintained retrieval structure belongs to the customer: the vendor's word is 貯社RAG, your company's RAG, which Techtouch connects to. No ingestion pipeline, index or curation surface of Techtouch's own is documented, and no article lifecycle or citation behavior either. Screen context is read live, for each request. The RAG connection is stated in a single clause, and the rule sets are described through the agents that use them rather than as a knowledge product. Sourcetechtouch.jp/ai_hub capability list, agent descriptions and FAQread 2026-09-12 |
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| Human Oversight & Guardrails | Partial |
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Irregular cases go to a person, but no review of what the agent writes before submission is documented. Techtouch writes イレギュラー時には人が介在して補う設計で、AIによる間違いを防ぎつつ業務を遂行します (a design in which a person intervenes on irregular cases, preventing AI mistakes while the work still completes), and states the principle as "Human in the loopでも精度を補完し、必ず完結させる". For routine work the agent performs the standard scenario, and when an irregular case arises the DAP guidance takes over so the employee completes the step by hand. The person picks up those cases with the guidance tooling in front of them. Administrators also set usage rights and ceilings per role and position from the management console, which bounds what the agents may do and for whom. Nothing says the agent's entries are reviewed before submission. The product is sold as 業務代行, doing the work on the employee's behalf, with the AI operating the screen directly to enter what it generated, and no review queue, approval step or confirmation prompt appears, nor a diff view or a setting for how much autonomy the agent has. The intervention that is documented starts when the agent itself detects an irregular case, which routes exceptions rather than giving a person a gate to hold. The validation agents for attendance and quotation applications work the other way round: the person acts and the AI checks the entry. Sourcetechtouch.jp/ai_hubread 2026-09-12 |
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| Security, Identity & Governance | Full |
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ISO certifications that anyone can verify sit alongside a named set of access controls for customers. Under a heading reading 認証, the page displays ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27017, each linked to the certification body's public register for the certificate's scope; ISO 27017 is the security control standard for cloud services. Service operation runs at AWS Foundational Technical Review accreditation quality against a published service level objective. The access controls are a named feature set, 安心してサービスを利用するための機能, listing SAML SSOを用いた認証 (SAML SSO authentication), IPアドレスによるアクセス制御 (IP address access control) and ロールベースの権限管理機能 (role based permission management), plus operation backup. The AI Hub adds its own admin layer: member and permission management sets usage rights and ceilings by role and position, and SSO connects to the company's directory service. The security program is specific. External security vendors and tools check the application and cloud configuration for vulnerabilities, Cloud Security Posture Management runs alongside, and third parties run periodic vulnerability diagnostics. Data moves over TLS 1.2 or above and is stored with algorithms recommended by Cryptrec, and authentication is layered. Staff get secure coding training and a written AI usage guideline, their endpoints carry MDM and antivirus, and accounts are reviewed periodically. A security checklist workbook is published for download so a buyer can evaluate the product before adopting it without a call. No SOC 2 is claimed. Sourcetechtouch.jp/information-security, with techtouch.jp/ai_hub admin featuresread 2026-09-12 |
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| Observability & Auditability | Full |
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An audit log of account activity goes to administrators, alongside usage reporting on the agent layer. The audit log is a named feature, 監査ログ対応, described as アカウントアクティビティの詳細な証跡を管理者に提供します (detailed evidence of account activity provided to administrators), so that 利用された内容を正確に把握することができます (an administrator can know exactly what was used). The agents read screens and type into forms for employees, so a trail of AI usage per account is a record of what the agent did, and 証跡 is the term for audit evidence, not a usage counter. Usage reporting, 利用状況のレポート, gives administrators dashboards on how users engage with the AI. Both sit under the AI Hub's own 管理・分析機能 heading, so they cover the agent layer. The DAP's analytics, which show how systems are used and where users struggle, measure the customer's workforce against its own software rather than the agent. The audit log is described in two sentences on a product page, with no published retention period, field list or export format, and no view of an agent's individual actions in a run. Sourcetechtouch.jp/ai_hub administration and analytics featuresread 2026-09-12 |
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| Memory & State Persistence | Not documented |
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What persists is configuration people author and usage analytics, not agent memory. Customers write guidance in a no code editor and it is shown over the target system; it persists because someone saved it, not because an agent kept anything. The AI layer's rule sets work the same way: 自社ルールを学習したAI is an agent configured against the company's rules during a customization engagement of around two months, which is setup rather than accumulation. Usage state is analytics on the customer's own operation, recording what users did, and resilience to UI change is an element matching property of the extension, not memory. No named memory component appears, and no preference or correction per employee that the agents reapply, or decision trace carried between runs. There is no stated scope or lifetime, and no customer surface to inspect, edit, export or purge agent state. The design points away from memory: the agents read the current screen as context and act on it, so each run is bounded by the page in front of the user. Longer memory would live in the customer's own RAG, which Techtouch connects to rather than owns. Sourcetechtouch.jp/ai_hub and techtouch.jp/information-securityread 2026-09-12 |
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| Deployment & Data Residency | Not documented |
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It runs as a cloud service with no named region, customer environment or residency option. The information security page describes service operation in four sections, reliability, vulnerability management, defense against unauthorized access and optional security features. It names AWS Foundational Technical Review accreditation quality, backup and restore, and encryption in transit and at rest, along with a published service level objective, but no region, data center location or residency choice. A marketplace listing is a way to buy, not a deployment option. The absence is built in. The product's proposition is API不要・改修不要 (no API, no modification), with a browser extension and a page snippet as the only footprint, so there is nothing to host yourself, and no hybrid, single tenant or bring your own cloud option appears. The footer publishes 外国にある第三者への個人データの移転について, a notice required by Japanese privacy law that personal data is transferred to third parties abroad, which is the opposite of a guarantee to keep data local. Techtouch sells to central government agencies, municipalities, independent administrative institutions and universities as a named segment, and Japanese public sector buyers routinely require domestic residency. Nothing published answers that requirement. Sourcetechtouch.jp/information-security and techtouch.jp/ai_hubread 2026-09-12 |
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| Prebuilt Agents / Templates / Packs | Full |
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A catalog of eight named agents covers four back office domains, each agent with a stated job. Accounting has 経費精算エージェント, which reads an uploaded receipt by AI OCR to extract date and amount, then fills the form to the customer's input rules and handles judgment cases such as splitting lodging cost from lodging tax, along with 請求書申請エージェント. Attendance and labor has 勤怠申請バリデーションエージェント, which checks timesheet entries against the company's own labor rules and raises alerts, and 勤怠承認サポートエージェント. HR has 目標ブラッシュアップエージェント, which reviews an employee's objectives against SMART criteria, and 評価ブラッシュアップエージェント. Procurement has 見積申請バリデーションエージェント, which checks quotation requests in real time against operating rules too complex to encode in the system itself, and 請求書登録エージェント. They are separate units, not stages of one workflow: an expense agent and an HR objective review agent share no pipeline, and a finance buyer can adopt the accounting pair without the HR pair. They arrive prebuilt and proven, in Techtouch's framing 他社ですでに成果が出ているAIエージェントに貴社のルールを組み込ませて最適化 (agents already delivering results elsewhere, customized with your rules), drawing on operational knowledge from 300 large enterprises, with customization to each company's rules taking around two months. The sales and core systems domain and the IT and information management domain both read Coming Soon, and WF申請バリデーション is listed as 提供予定 (planned). Sourcetechtouch.jp/ai_hub agent catalogread 2026-09-12 |
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| Triggers & Channel Coverage | Partial |
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An agent fires when an employee reaches the relevant screen, a real but narrow trigger on a single surface. The browser extension reads the page the employee is on, so an agent switches on in context: the expense agent when a receipt is uploaded, the attendance validation agent when a timesheet is filled in, the quotation agent when a procurement request is entered, each checked リアルタイムで (in real time). Being in a context is a genuine trigger, and the employee does not have to configure it. Two things are missing. The trigger is always a person arriving somewhere: no event from a system change, schedule or webhook is documented, and no timer or inbound message either, and a browser extension runs only while a person has the page open. And the only channel is the system screen: no Slack, Teams or email channel appears, nor a portal, phone or ticket channel, and the FAQ chat on offer sits on the system screen rather than in a messaging client. The DAP's guidance that switches on in context is the same mechanism, not a second one. The site never mentions scheduled or event driven runs, though no page rules them out. Sourcetechtouch.jp/ai_hub agent descriptions and FAQread 2026-09-12 |
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| Model Flexibility & Routing | Not documented |
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OpenAI models on Azure are the only ones named, and there is no choice. The AI Hub FAQ says 現在はAzure上のOpenAIモデルを利用できます (currently, OpenAI models on Azure can be used): a single provider on a single hosting platform, disclosed by the vendor, so the lack of choice is visible rather than inferred. The same answer adds 今後、モデルの接続先を増強する予定です (there are plans to strengthen model connection destinations in future), a plan that confirms connections are singular today. It closes with ※ご希望のモデルがございましたら、お問い合わせよりお気軽にご相談ください (if you have a desired model, please consult us). An invitation to raise it with sales is not a control the customer holds: there is no picker, admin setting or bring your own key path, no model assigned per agent, and nothing says such a request has been met. Nothing says Techtouch routes across more than one model internally either, and Azure is infrastructure, not a second model. Sourcetechtouch.jp/ai_hub FAQread 2026-09-12 |
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| APIs / SDKs / MCP Extensibility | Not documented |
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No developer surface is published: no API reference, developer portal or SDK appears in the navigation or footer, and no webhook documentation or MCP server either. The footer is exhaustive, running from the media site, an engineering blog at tech.techtouch.jp and a separate product site for AI Central Voice to a support page, a status page and two PDF operational runbooks, alongside the terms, addenda and privacy notices, the information security policy and page, and a service level objective. The login leads to an editor application, not a developer console, and tech.techtouch.jp is an engineering blog about how Techtouch is built, not a developer surface for customers. A no code editor is where customers author their own guidance, and marketplace listings are ways to buy; neither makes Techtouch callable from outside. The design fits the absence. The product's stated proposition is API不要, that a customer needs no API to adopt it because the browser extension reaches the screen instead, so a vendor whose selling point is that integration is unnecessary has little reason to publish an inbound API. A help center sits behind the support page, and it may hold API documentation. Sourcetechtouch.jp/ai_hub and techtouch.jp/information-security, navigation and footer read in fullread 2026-09-12 |
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| Testing, Debugging & Optimization | Partial |
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Reports show how the AI is used, but no way to test a change before it reaches employees is documented. The AI Hub ships 利用状況のレポート, dashboards that let administrators see how the AI is being used and act where uptake is thin, and the DAP layer's analytics show where users struggle inside a system. Techtouch markets the agents as 効果を実証済み (effect already demonstrated), drawing on operational knowledge from 300 large enterprises, though no result format is published. A live metric on use exists. Nothing puts a change under test. No test environment, sandbox or dry run appears, nor a holdout, versioning of agent rules or a scored verdict from an evaluator. A customer's rules are built into an agent over around two months and then the agent runs, with no described run of a changed rule set against known cases and no before and after comparison. Continuous improvement after release (リリース後も継続的な改善で使い勝手を磨き、納得いく成果を届けます), backed by domain professionals, is Techtouch's own people tuning the deployment inside an engagement, not a harness the buyer receives. The site is in Japanese with no documentation host, and the help center may describe a test capability. Sourcetechtouch.jp/ai_hubread 2026-09-12 |
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| Browser / Computer-use | Full |
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The AI reads the screen of systems Techtouch does not own and then operates that screen, through a browser extension. The AI Hub page lists as its first named capability 画面上の情報をコンテクストとしてAIが取り込み (the AI takes in the information on the screen as context), followed by AIが判断・生成した内容を、そのままAIが直接画面操作して入力 (the AI directly operates the screen to enter what it judged or generated). It reads the screen, decides and drives the screen, and the vendor states this as its own design. Delivery is stated too, ブラウザの拡張機能を通して提供されます (the functions are delivered through a browser extension), which is why the underlying system needs no change. It runs inside systems Techtouch does not own, from external SaaS to systems built from scratch in house, and the worked example is an expense agent that reads an uploaded receipt by AI OCR and fills the form to the customer's input rules. Changes to those interfaces are the central engineering risk for a product built this way. Techtouch markets its guidance as resilient to changes in the underlying interface and publishes a documented procedure for investigating and halting the browser extension's effects. The browser is the only modality here, and operating an interface it does not control is the whole design. Sourcetechtouch.jp/ai_hub product page and FAQread 2026-09-12 |
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The Agentic Index coverage score grades every vendor Full, Partial or Not documented against the same 14 buyer facing capabilities, from public evidence only. Each capability links to how all vendors in the index score on it. How this evidence is graded
Pricing
No public pricing; quoted per deployment
Quoted per deployment, and the vendor names the two variables: システムの規模 — the scale of the system Techtouch is applied to — and テックタッチ AI Hubの適用範囲, the scope of AI Hub's application. So the meter is the size and breadth of the estate being covered rather than a seat or a usage count. No unit, rate or band is published.
What is public
The pricing posture but no numbers, verified first-party 2026-09-12. Techtouch states in the AI Hub FAQ that pricing varies with the scale of the system and the scope of AI Hub applied and is therefore quoted case by case, and that both free and paid trials are available. A dedicated trial application page, a document-request path and a contact path are published, alongside a partner program and a separate AWS Marketplace listing offering the product on contract terms. General terms of service are published together with two separate AI addenda and a service level objective. No rate card, tier structure or unit price appears anywhere on the estate.
Billing mechanics
Sales-led and quoted per engagement. Every commercial route on the estate leads to a quote, a document request, a trial application or a contact form, and the vendor states plainly that price is assessed case by case on the scale of the system and the scope of AI Hub applied. A partner program exists, and the product is separately listed on the AWS Marketplace, which gives a contract-terms procurement path for buyers who prefer to transact through their cloud agreement. Implementation is not self-serve: the AI agents are customized to each company's rules and flows over a stated period of around two months with support from Techtouch's domain specialists, which implies a services component in any quote.
Cost watchouts
Pricing is contract based and likely scales with active users or systems covered; implementation and consulting services may add cost, and AWS infrastructure costs may apply.
Variable cost rationale
Held at medium, and the shape is a scope problem rather than a usage meter. Nothing published suggests per-transaction, per-token or per-run charging, so there is no obvious overage mechanism to overrun — which argues for low. Against that, the two variables the vendor names are both expansion-shaped: price follows the scale of the system covered and the breadth of AI Hub applied, and the product is sold on spreading from one screen to further back-office domains, with two more domains announced as coming. So cost grows with adoption success by design, and the buyer has no published rate to forecast that growth against. The AI agents also run on Azure-hosted OpenAI models supplied by Techtouch rather than on customer keys, so inference sits inside the vendor's price and is not separately exposed — which removes one source of surprise while removing visibility into another.
Additional watchouts
Get the scope defined before the price, because scope is the meter. Techtouch quotes on the scale of the system and how much of AI Hub is applied, so a deployment that starts with one expense screen and grows to four back-office domains is a different contract, and the boundary should be written down rather than assumed. Ask which agents are in scope by name — eight are available across accounting, attendance, HR and procurement, and two further domains are marked Coming Soon, so a roadmap item should not be priced as though it were shipped. Budget the customization: agents are tailored to company rules over roughly two months with vendor specialists involved, and whether that is a services line or included is not published. Take the free trial before the paid one, since both exist and only the free one is unambiguously costless. Note the AI layer is governed by its own contractual addendum separate from the general terms, so read that document rather than the main agreement for anything AI-specific. If procurement prefers a cloud contract, the AWS Marketplace listing is an alternative path to the same product.
Sales call required
Yes, required for paid access
Key ambiguities
Techtouch's own pricing position is stated in the AI Hub FAQ: price varies with the scale of the target system and the scope of AI Hub applied, and is quoted case by case. The AWS Marketplace listing is a procurement channel rather than a separate pricing position. Techtouch publishes both a free and a paid trial with a dedicated application page, so a trial exists; there is no permanent free tier. The quoted variables are unusual and worth keeping in view. Price follows the scale of the target system and the scope of AI Hub applied to it, so the same headcount can cost very differently depending on how many screens and domains are covered. That is closer to a coverage license than a seat license. The AI layer is contracted separately. Techtouch publishes a dedicated addendum for AI Hub and a second for the other AI features, distinct from the general terms, so the agentic capability sits under its own contractual terms rather than inside the base agreement. Much of the commercial material is Japanese-market specific, and the site is Japanese-language throughout. No USD or EUR position, no non-Japan entity and no international pricing is published.
Cancellation / refund
No contract length, notice period, cancellation right or refund term is published. What is published is a trial path ahead of any contract — 無料・有償トライアルもご用意しております, both free and paid trials are available — with a dedicated trial application page and a separate document-request path. Three service addenda are published alongside the general terms of service, one specific to AI Hub and one covering the other AI features, so the AI layer is contracted on its own terms. Availability is backed by a published service level objective rather than a contractual SLA.
Missing data
Every figure. No list price, no unit, no band, no minimum, no contract length and no implementation fee is published for either the DAP or AI Hub, and no pricing page exists on the site. Also unpublished: how the two stated variables convert into a price, whether the DAP and AI Hub are licensed separately or together, what the paid trial costs and how it differs from the free one, whether the roughly two-month customization period is billed as professional services, and the AWS Marketplace contract terms and rates.
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