NakaTaku Inc. is accepting pre-registrations for the beta of NAKATAKU, an AI agent for EC operations, with the beta due at the end of November. The beta supports Shopify only; Amazon Seller Central and Rakuten Ichiba (RMS) are planned integrations.
NakaTaku Inc. opened pre-registration for NAKATAKU, an AI agent for EC operations, on October 28. The service targets EC operators and D2C brands that run multiple stores with small teams. Users request tasks in Japanese, including product registration, order confirmation, ad auditing, and report creation. They then check the deliverables and approve or request corrections. Workflows can be saved and reused.
By November 5 the company had recast the offer as a beta pre-registration and attached an incentive: the first 20 companies to pre-register get 200,000 yen in service usage credit. The beta is due at the end of November. At launch the beta supports Shopify only. Amazon Seller Central and Rakuten Ichiba (RMS) are planned for sequential integration.
The throughline is the approval step. NakaTaku sells the human confirmation of prices and registration destinations as the product, not an afterthought; the agent assembles the work and a person signs off before anything goes live. The credit offer also puts the push for early merchant demand ahead of the Amazon and Rakuten integrations the beta does not yet have.
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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. 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.
NakaTaku Inc. began accepting pre-registrations for NAKATAKU, an AI agent for EC operations, on October 28. The service targets EC operators and D2C brands running multiple stores with small teams. Users request tasks in Japanese, such as product registration, order confirmation, ad auditing, and report creation, then check deliverables and approve or request corrections. Workflows can be saved and reused.