The problem
Tokyu Land Corporation runs Sakura Deeptech Shibuya (SDS), a global innovation hub for deep-tech startups. As the community grows, finding the current status of any member company can mean searching across spreadsheets and communication channels.
A staff member receives a call from a member company, searches “A社,” and immediately sees contract status, renewal date, payment status, and invoice request status.
The brief was explicit: not a complete management system. One workflow, done well.
What we built
The dashboard presents five essential fields per member company, with bilingual Japanese/English labels, instant text search, status filters, a renewal-soon filter, and sortable columns. The 500 member records are synthetic and model the mix of domestic and international deep-tech startups that SDS works with.
How search works
Search is deliberately simple and immediate: a local substring match across company names. With 500 records, that is faster, clearer, and more reliable than making staff wait for an AI model to download. Semantic ranking remains a future option only when the dataset becomes large enough to need it.
- React, Material UI, and Vite provide the bilingual table and accessible interface.
- Instant local search makes the core call-handling workflow usable from the first moment.
- Cloudflare Pages and GitHub Actions keep the application static, portable, and easy to deploy.