NakaTaku Opens Beta Pre-Registration for EC AI Agent NAKATAKU
NakaTaku Inc. is taking pre-registrations for the beta of NAKATAKU, an AI agent that handles routine EC operations work, with the beta due at the end of November.
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Why it matters
Folding credit into pre-registration rather than launch signups lets NakaTaku lock in early demand from merchants on Amazon and Rakuten before the beta has those integrations at all.
Key Facts
- NakaTaku Inc. is accepting pre-registrations for the beta version of its EC operations AI agent NAKATAKU.
- The first 20 companies to pre-register receive 200,000 yen worth of NAKATAKU service usage credit per company.
- The beta version is scheduled to launch at the end of November and initially supports only Shopify.
- NakaTaku plans sequential integration with Amazon Seller Central and Rakuten Ichiba (RMS), among 35 listed services.
- The credit is granted at the start of service use and expires one month from the grant date.
The first 20 companies to pre-register get 200,000 yen in service usage credit. The beta supports Shopify only at launch, with Amazon Seller Central and Rakuten Ichiba (RMS) planned for sequential integration.
Pre-registration is open to merchants on other platforms too, not only Shopify users. The form asks applicants to pick the EC site or mall they currently use and enter company name, store name and contact details, and those applicants are eligible for the same credit.
The credit is granted at the start of service use, not at pre-registration, and expires one month from the grant date. In the agent's described workflow, a person states the purpose and supplies the needed information, the agent assembles product information for Shopify registration, and the person reviews progress and deliverables. Actions that need approval, such as publishing product information, run only after confirmation.
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