When you hear the word' database,' do you think it’s something just for experts? That’s actually not true. For example, entering and submitting travel expenses in Excel is a form of database operation. However, people often create a new file every time and manually compile the data, which takes time and effort.

At PSPINC, we’re developing a new system designed to make these everyday tasks simpler and more efficient.
It’s a SaaS (Software as a Service) tool that lets anyone build custom databases using easy-to-design forms.

Key Features

And there’s another major goal behind this development:

Scalability with external integration in mind
We’re developing this system with API (Application Programming Interface) functionality, letting it integrate with external programs and other business systems.

For example:

From helping small businesses and sole proprietors to serving as part of a large-scale enterprise system, we aim to create a flexible, scalable tool that meets a wide range of needs.

Currently, the development is in its final stages, and we plan to begin recruiting test users soon.
If you feel limited by Excel-based management or are looking to make better use of your data, we encourage you to stay tuned.

The first step to improving operations is rethinking repetitive tasks.
At PSPINC, we're here to help you take that crucial first step.

 

 

 

 

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"I have an idea. I even have a product or service in mind. But starting a business sounds scary”.
If you feel this way, you’re not alone. Many people feel the same.

But here’s what I want to tell you loud and clear— Start by creating your company.

To be honest, I didn’t start my company because I had a grand dream or ambition. I was simply pushed into a situation where I had to continue my work, not as an employee, but as a business owner.

I had two options: Quit, or do it on my own.
I chose to do it on my own and set up the company.

Of course, I didn’t prepare anything at first. But once I officially registered the company, something shifted in me. Every step, from obtaining a title to opening a bank account to distributing business cards, made me feel like a real entrepreneur. And gradually, owning a company started to give me trust and opportunities that I wouldn’t have gotten otherwise.

That’s why, if you have an idea or something you want to try, I encourage you to just start by creating your company. It doesn’t have to be perfect, and you don’t need to have everything figured out. Creating your company might just be the first step in your business journey.