ONE SITE. ONE TEAM.
Leave day-to-day operations to us.A multilingual platform built for construction sites.
01Break down language barriers.
Less explaining, again and again.
A site everyone understands.
Another explanation after the morning briefing. Another message when a drawing changes.
What if everyone could check that information in their own language?
THREE turns your Japanese materials into five standard languages.
We make site information accessible to international staff on their smartphones.
See examples in five languages
- 日本語Japanese
ヘルメットを着用してください。
- EnglishEnglish
Please wear a safety helmet.
- 中文Chinese
请佩戴安全帽。
- Tiếng ViệtVietnamese
Vui lòng đội mũ bảo hộ.
- Bahasa IndonesiaIndonesian
Harap memakai helm keselamatan.
Illustrative examples of the five standard languages.
Rules and drawings, through one front door.
Tap a feature to see the details.
Start small, with only the features you need.
02Without adding another job to manage.
Just say, “Please update this.”
We'll take it from there.
First, we agree on the content and how your site will run.
Then THREE continues to handle setup, translation, revisions and updates.
Our goal is to bring your operational workload
as close to zero as possible.
Site representative
And update the guidance for our international staff.
THREE support
and send you a link to review.
Your team simply checks the content.
Support that continues after each update.One contact for server operation, help with security settings and everyday questions.
Includes two update rounds per month. Additional work and the process are agreed in advance.
03Confidence you can see before you hand it over.
Less work for your team.
The same commitment to protecting information.
Client site portals are hosted on servers in Japan.
We avoid holding unnecessary personal information
and agree on content and sharing scope at the start.
Six policies for safer operation
Open an item for detailsPassword management
Use hard-to-guess passwords and review them regularly. Update them when staff leave or change roles, keeping sharing to the necessary minimum.
Discourage external sharing
Set clear rules for external sharing, social media posts and printing. Initial consent notices and other measures help discourage unauthorized sharing.
Access records
Where needed, record access sources and viewing activity to support incident checks and improvements to operation.
Detect unusual activity
Check for unusual patterns, such as sudden traffic increases or concentrated page views, to help identify suspicious signs early.
Notify stakeholders
Promptly notify relevant people when unusual activity or suspicious sharing is identified. Establish routine checking and communication procedures.
Prompt incident response
When needed, suspend publication, change passwords, or edit or hide content before deciding whether to resume access.
If an incident occurs, we coordinate checks, stakeholder notifications, temporary suspension or corrections, and the decision to resume.
This is a policy summary. Site-specific settings, checking procedures and response scope are explained during onboarding.
When you start. As you keep going.
Ongoing operation included.
One complete plan.
From creation and translation to everyday updates.
One service to reduce your site's workload.
Setup fee
Planning, portal creation and initial setup
- Initial consultation and website creation
- Support for five standard languages
- Password and offline configuration
Monthly all-in-one plan
Managed updates includedThe base fee includes two update rounds per month and ongoing operational advice. Additional revisions, updates and scope are discussed in advance. Costs may vary with site size, user numbers and requested work.
Before you get started.
QCan we use it without doing the updates ourselves?
QWhat should we prepare first?
QCan we keep asking for help and revisions after launch?
More questions: languages, security and more
QWhich languages are supported for international staff?
QHow do you protect site information?
View security policy
QDo we have to use every feature?
QCan it be used underground or without a signal?
QCan we try the actual interface before adopting it?
The viewing password is “demo”. Contact us if you would like to discuss trying it on your site.
Give your team more room to focus on the work.
Information everyone understands.
Operation you can leave to us.
Start with your current materials and challenges.
Together, we'll find an approach that fits your site.
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