List of Panasonic Net MajorFlow Z Customers
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Companies using Panasonic Net MajorFlow Z for Expense Management include: Okumura Japan, a Japan based Construction and Real Estate organisation with 2505 employees and revenues of $1.99 billion, Calbee, a Japan based Consumer Packaged Goods organisation with 4398 employees and revenues of $1.80 billion, Pepper Food Service Co, a Japan based Leisure and Hospitality organisation with 957 employees and revenues of $441.8 million, Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Panasonic Finance Japan, a Japan based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 1141 employees and revenues of $250.0 million and many others.
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Calbee | Consumer Packaged Goods | 4398 | $1.8B | Japan | Panasonic | Panasonic Net MajorFlow Z | Expense Management | 2019 | n/a |
In 2019, Calbee deployed Panasonic Net MajorFlow Z in Japan to unify expense and approval processes across offices and factories. The deployment targeted Expense Management workflows and provisioned approximately 3,000 user IDs spanning corporate offices and production sites.
Panasonic Net MajorFlow Z was configured to centralize expense submission, multilevel approval routing, and foreign currency expense handling, with form validation to reduce input errors. The implementation emphasized mobile access and approvals without PCs, and automated routing to accelerate processing speed.
Operational coverage focused on finance and accounting functions, moving month end processing workflows into the new Expense Management platform across offices and factories in Japan. The rollout consolidated approval rules and standardized expense policies under a single application footprint.
Governance changes included centralizing approval workflows and standardizing input validation to reduce errors and speed reconciliations, enabling a reported reduction in month end processing headcount. The deployment delivered improved processing speed, reduced input errors, and better foreign currency expense handling, aligning Calbee Expense Management processes under Panasonic Net MajorFlow Z.
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Okumura Japan | Construction and Real Estate | 2505 | $2.0B | Japan | Panasonic | Panasonic Net MajorFlow Z | Expense Management | 2003 | n/a |
In 2003, Okumura Japan implemented Panasonic Net MajorFlow Z for Expense Management as part of a broader company ERP initiative, initiating electronic attendance management and expense reimbursement across the enterprise. The deployment targeted HR and administrative workflows initially, and the scope expanded over time to include procurement approvals, outsourcing circulars, payslip distribution, and general affairs forms across regional branches.
Panasonic Net MajorFlow Z was configured to deliver core workflow and form design capabilities, using MajorFlow Form and the package’s automatic reporting option to reduce repetitive data entry. The implementation covered modules for attendance management, expense reimbursement, work management document handling, and electronic approval routing, with targeted customization limited to reproducing construction industry specific work management documents. Employee training for the rollout was completed in about two and a half months, supporting rapid adoption.
Integration design emphasized cooperation with the company’s personnel system, accounting system, and the planned ERP core, enabling automatic generation of MajorFlow Form entries from the company’s own systems without duplicate manual input. Panasonic NETS led flow design work and supported customization, and the solution was selected for its ability to link with core systems and to be operated by nonprogrammers through in-house form design. The deployment used the package approach to minimize separate software introductions and to centralize workflow orchestration.
Governance changes included company wide standardization of approval and circulation routes, consolidation of previously regionally divergent approval practices, and the formalization of process rules to reconcile differing operational views. The information systems and human resources departments jointly owned configuration, with an emphasis on in-house form creation and operational visibility to improve internal control. Users were able to create reports and build complex flows without programming, enabling incremental rollout of 22 form types by 2012.
Document and operational outcomes reported were explicit, the system eliminated approximately 8,000 paper documents per month and roughly 100,000 documents annually by combining work management and payslip flows, reduced shipping costs for branch submissions, and removed OCR based manual data capture for handwritten work tables. Okumura also reported faster processing and improved evidence visibility for internal control, while noting an increase in the number of remands as a negative operational effect. Future priorities described by Okumura included analysis of accumulated workflow data and returning approved form data into internal databases to extend process transparency to partners and customers.
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Pepper Food Service Co | Leisure and Hospitality | 957 | $442M | Japan | Panasonic | Panasonic Net MajorFlow Z | Expense Management | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020, Pepper Food Service Co implemented Panasonic Net MajorFlow Z to electronicize approvals and expense management across its multi store restaurant group in Japan. The rollout ran roughly six months and covered core head office staff and field managers, totaling approximately 100 users.
Panasonic Net MajorFlow Z was deployed as an Expense Management platform with configuration for electronic approval workflows, mobile and tablet expense submissions, and digital record capture to eliminate paper filing. Functional capabilities implemented included expense report submission, approvals routing, searchable document indexing, and mobile-first forms aligned with standard Expense Management workflows.
Operational scope centered on finance and store operations teams, with adoption by head office reviewers and on site managers across multiple stores in Japan, and governance shifted from paper signoff to system enforced approval routing and digital record retention. The implementation delivered faster approvals, improved searchability of records, and elimination of paper filing as reported.
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Banking and Financial Services | 1141 | $250M | Japan | Panasonic | Panasonic Net MajorFlow Z | Expense Management | 2012 | n/a |
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