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Nohara Kogei adopts the fraud detection service “O-PLUX”

野原工芸 adopted “O-PLUX,” which automatically detects fraudulent resales and duplicate orders, in 2023. It automated the manual review of orders, shortened post-order customer notification work by 4 days, and reduced overall workload by approximately 30%.

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Direction
Improvement
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Scale
30
Approximately 30% of overall workload (post-order customer notification work shortened by 4 days)
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Announced details

Fraud detection service “O-PLUX (O-Plux)”
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Prevention of fraudulent logins, fraudulent orders and fraudulent resales on e-commerce sites, and automation of screening operations

Launch date2023 (implementation record)
What the company reported numerically
Quantitative Effects

Post-order customer notification work shortened by 4 days; overall workload reduced by approximately 30%

Usage history

No. 1 in Japan by implementation track record. Based on the number of sites in Japan using paid fraud detection services on e-commerce sites, according to a Tokyo Shoko Research survey as of the end of March 2025

Relationship between the counterparty and the company
Cacco Inc.4166
Relationship with the Company

A business partner that adopted and implemented O-PLUX provided by Cacco Inc.

Counterparty有限会社野原工芸

Head office: 4689-644 Azuma, Nagiso Town, Kiso District, Nagano Prefecture; Representative Director: Nohara Kazuhiro (野原一浩); Established: 1923; Business: Planning, manufacturing and sale of crafts and wooden products using traditional techniques

Offering price

Available from ¥30,000 per month

Impact on Business Performance

The impact of this matter on results for the current fiscal year is immaterial. The company will promptly disclose any material impact that is expected to require disclosure in the future.

The company does not address Contract Value.

Source (materials cited by the company)

Tokyo Shoko Research, “Survey of the Number of Sites Using Paid Fraud Detection Services on E-Commerce Sites in Japan” (as of the end of March 2025)

Announced details
ItemDetails
Names of Products / Services CoveredFraud detection service “O-PLUX (O-Plux)”
Counterparty有限会社野原工芸
Counterparty overviewHead office: 4689-644 Azuma, Nagiso Town, Kiso District, Nagano Prefecture; Representative Director: Nohara Kazuhiro (野原一浩); Established: 1923; Business: Planning, manufacturing and sale of crafts and wooden products using traditional techniques
Relationship with the CompanyA business partner that adopted and implemented O-PLUX provided by Cacco Inc.
Offering priceAvailable from ¥30,000 per month
Launch date2023 (implementation record)
Applicable areaPrevention of fraudulent logins, fraudulent orders and fraudulent resales on e-commerce sites, and automation of screening operations
Quantitative EffectsPost-order customer notification work shortened by 4 days; overall workload reduced by approximately 30%
Usage historyNo. 1 in Japan by implementation track record. Based on the number of sites in Japan using paid fraud detection services on e-commerce sites, according to a Tokyo Shoko Research survey as of the end of March 2025
Impact on Business PerformanceThe impact of this matter on results for the current fiscal year is immaterial. The company will promptly disclose any material impact that is expected to require disclosure in the future.
SourceTokyo Shoko Research, “Survey of the Number of Sites Using Paid Fraud Detection Services on E-Commerce Sites in Japan” (as of the end of March 2025)
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The reasons the company gives

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Orders surged following a television broadcast, leading to frequent duplicate orders intended for high-priced resale, driven by the product’s scarcity, as well as prank orders. Staff were manually reviewing several thousand orders a day, creating a significant workload.

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