Project Thirty launched Opercent.ai on November 1. The service automates administrative work for stores with fewer than five employees. It handles labor contracts, electronic signatures, attendance records, and other documents.
Testing and results
Internal tests reduced administrative work by about 17 hours per store each month. The company completed two pilot programs before the launch. A third pilot with KCT runs through January 2027.
Company recognition
Project Thirty won the top prize at the 2026 Ansan Startup Youth Entrepreneurship Competition. The company was also selected for the government-backed Youth Startup Academy program. CEO Koh Kyung-min said the goal is to help owners spend less time on paperwork.
How the service works
Business owners enter employee information and the AI drafts a labor contract. Foreign workers can review and sign contracts in Chinese or English. Electronic labor contracts are free, while attendance management carries a monthly subscription.
The company is developing Russian language support. It plans to add more languages. It also plans to build AI models for labor conditions in Southeast Asia and Central Asia.