Personal
A parent sets a ¥3,000/day cap for the family car. When a kid's weekend trip exceeds it, the parent gets a same-morning email — not a surprise weeks later.
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Smart Alerts
Define rules once — JTR watches your ETC activity continuously and pings you the moment something drifts outside expected patterns.
Personal· IncludedBusiness· AdvancedGov & Public· Advanced
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How it starts
Trigger · daily threshold breachedCard ‧4419
Today's spend
¥1,553
¥0Cap ¥3,000¥8,000
Evaluating rules…
Illustrative mockup with dummy data. No real customer information or full ETC card numbers are shown.
The problem it solves
ETC card surprises — a high toll spike, unusual weekend usage, an after-hours run, a dormant card suddenly active — typically only surface when the monthly bill arrives. By then the moment has passed, the driver doesn't remember, and reconciling the activity is harder than it needed to be.
How it works
It runs on a clean, simple cycle.
Set thresholds per card, group, or branch (¥/day, ¥/week, time-of-day, vehicle rules).
JTR scans yesterday's activity against your rules each morning.
Exceptions trigger an alert email or dashboard notification.
You decide what to do — log, escalate, or mark as approved.
Who uses it
Same technology, three use cases.
Business
A logistics manager sets after-hours alerts for delivery cards. When a card shows 2 AM activity outside policy, the dispatcher gets a flag and can follow up before the next shift.
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A transportation office sets weekend-usage alerts for official vehicles. Weekend activity (which should be rare) immediately surfaces in the manager review queue for audit.
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How JTR decides
JTR rule evaluation
Pattern matches typical use?
NoCard on no-cap whitelist?
…Recent approved exception?
…Decision · needs review
Route to parent · never auto-judged
Benefits
What you get out of it.
Configurable per card, group, branch, or fleet
Bilingual alert messages
Email + dashboard delivery
Advanced routing for Business / Government (per-manager, escalation tiers)
Never auto-judges "fraud" — always "needs review"
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What you receive
Live alert streamLIVE
Daily threshold exceeded
Card ‧4419 · ¥6,210 / ¥3,000 daily cap
Routed to parent
After-hours toll activity
Vehicle ‧8821 · 02:14 · outside policy window
Routed to official reviewer
Dormant card now active
Card ‧2091 · last used 87 days ago
Routed to vehicle manager
Weekend usage on fleet card
Card ‧7733 · Sat 14:22 · outside fleet hours
Routed to vehicle manager
Needs reviewNever auto-judged as fraud.
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Trust & privacy
Outcome · zero live retention
Kept
Generated PDF/CSV
Kept
Audit log
Wiped
Live MEISAI rows
Wiped
Temp processing data
JTR doesn't permanently keep live ETC Usage Inquiry Service (MEISAI) data — it's wiped once your report has been delivered.
FAQ
Common questions
Can I silence alerts during low-usage periods?
Yes. Schedule quiet hours per rule, or pause specific alerts entirely while the cause is investigated.
Are alerts in real time?
Alerts run on the same daily cadence as the ETC利用照会サービス（MEISAI） data pull — typically the morning after the activity occurred.
Does this replace bank or card fraud monitoring?
No. JTR's alerts are an early-awareness layer for ETC-specific patterns, not a replacement for card-issuer fraud monitoring.
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