Uravation launches AI consulting starting at task diagnosis

Uravation's move comes as many companies find AI adoption stalling in three places: tool comparisons that drag on for months, prototypes that never run daily, and training that doesn't change work. The service is structured to address those by starting with a diagnosis of departmental tasks and time, then designing what to stop, keep, or delegate, including permissions, verification, and stop conditions.

The company has previously offered training, build services, and advisory separately; this consulting wraps the earlier step of deciding where to start and follows through to adoption. It says it runs AI employees in its own operations daily, pulling work back to people when it is outside permissions, low-confidence, or involves money or counterparties, and requiring human approval for external sending and publishing. That operating experience is what it applies to client designs.

Pricing is set by how implementation and adoption proceed: advisory from 50,000 yen per month, implementation support at 200,000 to 500,000 yen per month, build services from 500,000 to 3 million yen plus monthly maintenance, and training at 400,000 yen per person. Uravation notes it does not guarantee time savings or outcomes.