Tenda partners with Marubeni I-DIGIO to sell AI platform Marucha

Tenda began offering TRAN-DX in September 2025, combining RPA and no-code tools for field-led process improvement, and has been building out that menu since. The partnership with the Marubeni I-DIGIO Group adds a generative AI base that has already been run at scale inside the Marubeni Group, which the article says is how Marucha's functions were refined.

Marucha's reported track record — over 10,000 monthly active users and roughly 1.3 million hours of work reduction a year — is the kind of operating evidence that tools still in pilot stages often lack. It also supports multiple LLMs, RAG search grounded in internal manuals, per-department AI agents, and governance features such as not training on input data and keeping data in Japan, which the article ties to enterprise requirements.

The plan is for Tenda's sales resources to propose TRAN-DX and Marucha together to Marubeni I-DIGIO customers, supporting not just adoption but ongoing use. Whether this becomes a meaningful driver of Tenda's goal of over 500 TRAN-DX adopters by fiscal 2028 appears to hinge on how well joint proposals land with those customers.