デシセンス株式会社 is an AI × RPA business automation provider based in Osaka, Japan, with operations scheduled to begin in July 2025. Its core positioning is not to sell generic SaaS, nor is it merely a consulting firm. Instead, it designs and implements end-to-end automation around a company’s existing business processes—using “AI for decision-making and RPA for execution”—so that human intervention is only needed when exceptions occur.
The problem highlighted on its website is that, even after companies introduce tools, they often automate only individual tasks, while the handoffs before and after still rely on people—meaning the bottleneck is simply moved elsewhere. Decisense’s approach is to break down the entire “business chain,” while preserving existing formats and workflows and changing only the underlying execution layer. Typical scenarios include automation for advertising agencies and recruitment agencies, as well as its own internal practices such as real estate media article generation, publishing, and SEO management; travel media content planning through distribution; and white paper automation from planning, structure, and copywriting to design. Its process consists of a 30-minute free consultation, 1–2 weeks of design, 2–4 weeks of implementation, testing, and rollout, followed by autonomous operation with alerts when exceptions occur.
The website only clearly offers a 30-minute free online consultation. It does not disclose implementation fees, subscription models, or package pricing, so buyers will need to request a custom quote before procurement. It also does not publish a list of APIs, connectors, or third-party system integrations. The only confirmed claim is that it can combine AI and RPA to automate work on top of existing formats and workflows.
Its strength is that the approach leans toward redesigning business operations rather than forcing companies to adapt to generic tools. It also emphasizes delivering an operational mechanism that actually runs, instead of stopping at a consulting report that says what “should” be done. The limitations are also clear: it does not disclose the specific large language models used, technical architecture, data privacy policy, SLA, security and compliance details, or quantified customer outcomes. The company is very new, and its public case studies are mostly based on its own practice and directional descriptions.
It is best suited to companies in the Japanese market with stable processes but many manual handoffs, especially service-oriented teams in content operations, advertising agencies, and recruitment agencies that want customized automation. The website does not state whether users in China can access or pay for the service, and Chinese-language support is not mentioned. For deployment in China, alternatives such as UiPath, Power Automate, 影刀RPA, and Laiye can also be evaluated.
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