Teachme Biz AI Manual Platform

Studist Corporation is a Japanese company founded on 19 March 2010 and headquartered in Chiyoda, Tokyo, led by CEO Satoshi Suzuki. It develops Teachme Biz, a cloud platform for creating and sharing visual work manuals and standard operating procedures, used by more than 2,400 companies in Japan and overseas, with manufacturing as a core segment. Studist has also set up a joint venture in Thailand.

Teachme Biz turns videos, Excel files and existing documents into step-by-step manuals with AI, and lets staff ask questions in everyday language to find the right procedure. Manuals can be translated into languages used in more than 100 countries, revised with AI help and pushed to all sites in one step. Teachme MySkill adds skill and qualification tracking for training and staffing. Manufacturing users include Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Denso, Daihatsu, Eagle Burgmann Japan and Yonex.

• AI manual generation: converts videos, Excel files and documents into step-by-step manuals.
• AI search and Q&A: staff ask questions in plain language and get the relevant procedure.
• Multilingual translation: manuals in languages used in more than 100 countries.
• AI-assisted updates: describe a change and push revised manuals company-wide in one tap.
• Teachme MySkill: visualizes skills and qualifications for training and placement.
• Security and governance: ISO/IEC 27001 and 27017 certified cloud with SLA.

A Japanese-invested parts plant in Vietnam could create Japanese and Vietnamese work instructions from line videos. A food processor could standardize hygiene and packing procedures for seasonal workers. A training center preparing technical interns for Japan could share visual manuals for basic manufacturing tasks.

Studist reports a 93% reduction in manual creation effort based on customer results. Visual, multilingual manuals help foreign and new workers follow the same standard, and AI search reduces time spent asking supervisors. More than 2.1 million manuals were in operation as of February 2026, and a 14-day free trial lowers the barrier to testing.

Japanese and other foreign-invested factories in Southeast Asia rely on multilingual standards to train local workers quickly. AI that drafts manuals from video is cutting the cost of documentation for SMEs. Vietnam's large pool of Japanese-invested manufacturers and its workers trained for Japan create demand for visual, bilingual work instructions.

Studist Corporation was established on 19 March 2010 and is located in Kanda-Nishikicho, Chiyoda, Tokyo. It also offers productivity consulting and training and has set up a joint venture in Thailand. Teachme Biz won first place for manual creation at BOXIL SaaS AWARD 2025 and was a Leader in ITreview Grid Award 2026 Spring.