Nanaco Japan Releases SALUTO Business Management SaaS For Web Creators
SALUTO targets the administrative work that runs alongside production and the maintenance that continues after launch, a workload small web shops and freelancers carry without dedicated staff.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Nanaco Japan released SALUTO, a cloud-based business management service for web creators, on October 19, 2026. The Shibuya-based company built SALUTO for freelancers and small web production firms that handle production and client support with limited staff. It combines project management, Gantt chart progress tracking, man-hour and profit/loss management, quote, invoice, and payment management, site monitoring, access analytics sharing, and AI-driven improvement proposals in one service.
Nanaco Japan lists a 24-hour site monitoring function among SALUTO's features, along with consolidated maintenance information for the period after a site goes live. Billing sits in the same service: quotes, invoices, invoice issuance status, payment deadlines, and payment status can be viewed in a list, and PDF output handles invoices compliant with the invoice system.
The project side centers on Gantt charts that show tasks, assignees, periods, and progress for each project, alongside planned and actual man-hours and the effective hourly rate per project. Nanaco Japan positions the profitability view as material for estimating the next project and reviewing work allocation.
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