Loglass AI features and pricing (October 2026)

Loglass is a Japanese cloud platform for corporate planning that collects budgets, forecasts and actuals from spreadsheets and source systems. Its AI finds significant variances, explains their drivers and drafts summaries and charts for management meetings.

Loglass Management Control covers budget planning across departments, collection of forecasts in their original formats, budget-versus-actual comparisons, multi-dimensional analysis by business, product, project or client, and handling of reorganizations and subsidiaries. Further products cover headcount planning, IT investment, capital expenditure and an AI tool for investor relations.

Loglass Inc. was founded in 2019 and is based in Minato, Tokyo, with offices in Nagoya and Osaka. Its customers include large Japanese groups such as MUFG Bank, KDDI, NTT Data and Bridgestone, so the product targets midsize and large companies.

• Finds and explains variancesAI scans budget, actual and prior-year figures for large movements and breaks them down by department and account. Controllers see where numbers moved and which line items drive the change, instead of slicing pivot tables by hand.
• Drafts management summariesFrom dashboard data, AI writes a summary structured as what happened, why it happened and what to do next. Finance teams start monthly reporting from a draft rather than a blank page.
• Builds charts from questionsUsers ask a question in plain language, and AI produces the chart and places it on a shared dashboard. Business units then discuss the same figures without waiting for the finance team to prepare slides.

• Collects plans and actuals in their original spreadsheet formats rather than forcing a single template.
• Additional planning modules for headcount, IT investment and capital expenditure on the same platform.
• ISO/IEC 27001 certified vendor with a customer base of large Japanese groups.

Loglass is based in Tokyo and names customers such as MUFG Bank, KDDI and NTT Data. The vendor cites Fuji Chimera Research, which put its share of the Japanese budgeting software market at 41.7 percent in 2025.

Loglass has a Japanese interface and serves Japanese companies, so it suits groups whose planning is run from Japan or a Japanese subsidiary with its own planning cycle. Prices, hosting location and SSO are not published; request them together with the data processing terms. Ask whether AI analysis requires a separate option and how analysis data is handled by the language model provider.

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