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MAY Planning is a management and IT consulting firm based in Hong Kong and Singapore, with ties to a Japanese corporate group. Its website states its mission as “promoting the globalization of people and businesses.” The company appears to focus on SMEs planning overseas expansion, as well as Japanese clients. Its services cover management and IT consulting, Asia market entry support, advanced technology implementation, global business growth, business management, and financial strategy. Strictly speaking, it is not a conventional SaaS product, but rather a project-based consulting and system implementation provider.
Based on the site content, its IT focus includes business system proposals, development, implementation, and consulting/user support for ERP deployments at large Japanese enterprises. Its recruitment page mentions the implementation of new ERP software in accounting and logistics, involving Japanese headquarters and overseas locations such as China and Malaysia. It also calls for experience with large-scale ERP projects such as SAP and Oracle, as well as third-party software integration. On the business consulting side, it covers local markets, legal and tax systems, office/entity setup, visas, culture and language, and introductions to local partners and advisors. The website does not disclose any proprietary SaaS modules, permission systems, APIs, cloud deployment options, or self-hosting capabilities, so it should not be evaluated as a traditional enterprise software platform.
Pricing information is limited. The homepage only emphasizes “リーズナブルに、出来るところから,” which can be understood as a pragmatic consulting approach that starts with what is feasible and keeps costs reasonable. There are no visible packages, monthly fees, free trials, payment methods, or service-level agreements. Actual costs are likely quoted based on project scope, region, system complexity, and consultant involvement.
Its strengths lie in its regional presence across Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan, as well as its combined coverage of management, IT, finance, human resources, and overseas expansion. Its regularly updated business columns also show attention to ASEAN, Hong Kong, Singapore policy developments, and AI trends. The drawbacks are that the website is not very productized: case outcomes, methodology, pricing, delivery boundaries, and security/compliance certifications are all unclear. Some staff introductions also still contain placeholder text, leaving room for improvement in building professional trust.
MAY Planning is better suited to Japanese and Asian SMEs planning to enter Hong Kong, Singapore, or ASEAN markets while also needing ERP or business system implementation support. If a company needs ready-to-use SaaS, clear APIs, and standardized subscriptions, it should instead consider ERP vendors, low-code platforms, or local implementation partners. The main content does not state accessibility from mainland China, and payment methods are also unknown. Alternatives include local overseas market entry consultants, accounting and tax firms, ERP implementation providers, and international consulting companies.
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