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Trades about 15% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, rakumo Inc. specializes in creating and distributing cloud-based enhancement tools. Among its primary offerings is "rakumo for Google Workspace," a comprehensive suite of cloud-based applications designed to augment Google Workspace functionalities, providing solutions for attendance management, reimbursement processing, workflow approvals, internal portals, schedule organization, and contact directories. Another key product, "rakumo for Salesforce," is a cloud-based extension that integrates "rakumo Social Scheduler" — a feature for analyzing daily activity patterns — and "rakumo Sync," which ensures seamless, real-time synchronization of schedules between Salesforce and Google Calendar. Beyond its core cloud tools, rakumo also engages in the distribution of information and communication technology (ICT) hardware and software, alongside offering dedicated support services to its clients. Established in 2004, rakumo Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Netyear Group Corporation.
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