Solvvy's MyClass school management system has been registered as an eligible IT tool under the government's Digitalization and AI Implementation Subsidy 2026, and the company will begin offering an implementation plan designed around the use of the subsidy.
Solvvy Inc.'s MyClass school management system has been registered as an eligible IT tool under the subsidy, and the company is beginning to offer the MyClass Digitalization Promotion Package for school operators seeking to use the program. This creates the possibility that MyClass adoption will advance through the use of the subsidy.
The Digitalization and AI Implementation Subsidy 2026 is a government support program that succeeded the IT Introduction Subsidy. Eligible businesses may apply for a subsidy, subject to meeting the requirements. However, applications are reviewed before approval and the subsidy amount are determined, and it has been emphasized that contracts, implementation and payment must take place after the subsidy has been approved.
In practice, the digitalization of operations, including paper-based applications and manual aggregation using Excel, remains a challenge. MyClass is designed to help reduce the operational burden by consolidating membership management, course reservations and payments. Its support structure, which assists customers with implementation and the establishment of ongoing operations, is cited as a strength. App integration for cultural schools is also highlighted.
The new package is being offered as an all-in-one implementation plan covering a comprehensive range of functions, based on 25 years of implementation experience. It is described as providing the functions required to operate a school, including course management, web applications, billing and report generation. The company is also reported to plan to strengthen its initiatives aimed at promoting digitalization.