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The service connects its assetforce cloud with an AI development environment for customer-specific screens and functions.
Sumitomo Mitsui Finance and Leasing (SMFL) announced on November 4 that it had begun offering personalised enterprise software as a service. The Japanese company says it combines its assetforce asset-management cloud, Replit’s development environment and its own assetforce Data Platform (ADP). [1]
The offering is intended to build screens and functions around individual companies’ needs. ITmedia’s November 6 reporting describes the integration and says SMFL engineers review generated code before it is incorporated into assetforce.
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The service launch and development process are documented. They do not independently establish faster delivery, secure operation or better financial results for customers.
SMFL via PR TIMES · 4 Nov 2026
ITmedia AI+ · 6 Nov 2026
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