We will help streamline condominium management operations through the use of the internet!
"Patom Signage/Community" provides various functions and services to improve the management of apartment complexes. By introducing "Patom Signage," it is possible to transition the bulletin board to a large LCD monitor. This enhances visibility and eliminates the need to replace posted content, leading to cost reduction, improved operational efficiency, and a decrease in troubles. Additionally, "Patom Community" includes features such as bulletin board functionality, billing inquiries, document management, and reservation capabilities for shared facilities. We also offer support for those who are not comfortable with the internet, with easy operation and comprehensive backup. 【Convenient Features】 <Patom Signage> ■ Bulletin Board Posting Function ■ Bulletin Board Timer Function ■ Uses beyond information announcements *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Convenient Features】 ＜patom Community＞ ■ Bulletin Board Posting Function ■ Various Document Data Management Function ■ Various Document Verification Function *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Nihon Digicom Co., Ltd. is an IT company headquartered in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, engaged in system development, operation maintenance, and the development of its own products. Nihon Digicom is not a software company; it is a service provider. Through IT, we provide transformation and innovation to our customers' businesses and grow together with them. Nihon Digicom does not create systems that merely meet customer requests. We provide exceptional services that far exceed customer expectations. We constantly think about the future and actively challenge ourselves to develop new markets.
