JTR Road to Launch

Replaced the generic "Preparing your first report..." waiting screen with a real state-aware dashboard. When ETC Usage Inquiry Service (MEISAI) is connected with cards, the page now leads with "Your MEISAI setup is complete" and shows four summary tiles (status / cards / MEISAI account / next check), an honest "first sync may take up to 24 hours" timing line, and quick actions for MEISAI connection, ETC cards, and support. Also fixed the EN/JA cross-language subtitle leak in PageHeader.

Some customers saw their dashboard report "Cards Connected: 0" even though their connection page showed several cards, and saw "Preparing your first report" even after reports had already been delivered. We fixed how the dashboard reads your connected-card count and your report history, so both now reflect your real status. While we check, the page shows "Checking…" instead of a misleading "0", and we tidied a sidebar label.

Replaced internal diagnostic wording with a calm "what this page does" explainer, polished tooltips on the 30-day history bar, MM/DD/YYYY dates in English, last-5 visible by default plus "View full history" modal, and a compact independence disclaimer.

Connection-check timestamps stay perfectly stable across page reloads — anchored to the calendar day with a consistent per-account time-of-day, so your connection history always matches exactly what the page shows.

The primary "Reload latest status" button now only re-reads JTR's latest known status — it does not pretend to verify ETC Usage Inquiry Service (MEISAI). A separate "Request connection check" actually logs into MEISAI to verify, with rate-limit protection and customer-safe failure copy.

The "Recover ETC Usage Inquiry Service (MEISAI) access" modal now pre-fills the masked MEISAI User ID and the customer's registered email when JTR already has them, with a clear "Pre-filled from JTR" hint. A Needs Attention banner appears at the top of the page only when the connection truly needs help, with one-click access to Reconnect, Forgot MEISAI password, and Contact support.

The 30-day connection-check history now shows only real persisted check rows. When no real checks have occurred yet, the page honestly states "Waiting for first scheduled check" instead of fabricating green entries.

The old "Manage your connection" tool grid has been replaced with "Connection help": a calm "No action needed" state when healthy, troubleshooting tools that only surface when truly needed, and a clearly-labelled "Danger zone" that requires the customer to type DISCONNECT before removing the ETC Usage Inquiry Service (MEISAI) link.

Rebuilding the Add/Edit vehicle modal around the plate digits that actually appear on ETC/MEISAI reports — required, numeric, 1-4 digits. Vehicle nickname becomes optional. New customer education explains that mismatched plate digits may signal an ETC onboard-unit setup issue that customers should resolve via a registered ETC setup shop.

The Account & Access modal currently anchors near the top of the page and can fall off the bottom when content expands. Next sprint: viewport-centered fixed overlay, internal body scrolling, background scroll lock, and deep-link focus from the topbar Personal / Premium / Early Access segments.

Hover/focus tooltips on the Personal / Premium / Early Access segments explain what each one controls. Clicking each chip opens Account & Access with the matching card already expanded — no second click.

Tighten the Reports Hub into a responsive command layout: latest successful report stays prominent, issues are summarized, delivery history is preview-only, and raw status strings never dominate the main hub.

For report-ready Personal customers, the Overview should show the latest delivered report directly on the dashboard with the delivery date and safe View / Download actions, instead of forcing customers to open the Reports Hub first.

A background system spreads per-account connection checks gently across each day so we never overload the toll provider. Instead of a brittle single attempt, a one-off miss is simply retried later and only repeated misses are escalated to "Needs attention". If many accounts are affected at once, we recognize it as a likely provider-side issue and never wrongly flag the customer for a system-wide event.

Every sensitive operation is protected by strong authentication, explicit approval workflows, rate limiting, full audit logging, and automatic credential redaction — so your data and account are safeguarded at every step.

Every shipped change, in-progress item, and planned feature is reflected on this public roadmap and the changelog in real time, as it happens — so what you see here is always an accurate, up-to-date picture of the product.

Live ETC account registration and end-to-end daily report delivery are validated on a controlled production group. Broader live onboarding is rolling out gradually through Early Access so every customer's first run is flawless.

A dedicated dashboard widget surfacing today's and yesterday's delivered reports, designed for fast morning glance-checks.

Legacy URL → new Guides Hub redirect map is prepared and validated, and is rolling out at the edge to preserve SEO link-equity as we consolidate.

A legacy alternate-TLD alias is being consolidated onto the canonical .jp domain, handled cleanly at the edge as routing completes — so every visitor lands on one consistent address.

Role classification of every URL, keyword cluster mapping, internal link choreography, technical-SEO checklist sweep, search-console submission.

When a trial lapses without conversion, the integration is disabled and the local representation archived. Customer can resume any time by re-subscribing.

Connect AI Pattern Review into the live Business and Government manager-review queues. Wording stays "possible" / "likely" — never "confirmed fraud".

A background reliability layer continuously watches the report-delivery and toll-portal connection paths and keeps them running smoothly automatically — so delivery stays steady before anything ever reaches a customer. Customers simply experience consistent, on-time reports and a steady public live-status pill.

Long-running data pulls gain mid-flight health checks so partial successes are preserved and resumed cleanly instead of restarted from zero. Customers see steadier delivery timelines on heavy months and on accounts with many active cards.

Optional daily and weekly digest emails for operators that summarise everything the platform handled automatically in the previous window — what was delivered, what needed review, and what was queued for human attention. One inbox-friendly summary instead of constant signal.

Reliability safeguards that currently watch silently for issues graduate to actively preventing the rare error class they were built to catch. Each promotion goes through a human-approval gate so the founder controls when each safeguard goes live — never an automatic flip.

A multi-day, real-traffic endurance run across every customer-facing surface and every behind-the-scenes pipeline before the December 31 public launch. Proves the platform holds steady under sustained, realistic load — not just spot-checked moments.

End-of-month report bundling that auto-attaches reimbursement summaries, plate-type review highlights, and per-department breakdowns. One email, one click for the customer.

Customer-defined thresholds across amount, vehicle category, time-of-day, location, and frequency. Routes to vehicle manager, accountant, or auditor as configured.

In-app conversational helper grounded in JTR's own docs, FAQ corpus, and feature library. Phase A: FAQ retrieval. Phase B: report explanation. Phase C: configuration assistance.

Bundled travel-claim PDF combining toll records, route SVG, plate-type confirmation, and expense-policy crosscheck. Built to be paper-trail ready for finance teams.

Phone-first compact surface for the most common asks: pull last 24h, resend today's report, mark a card dormant, request a custom range. No desktop required.

Native iOS + Android wrapper focused on configuration: thresholds, recipients, schedules, plate registry. Heavy data viewing stays on the web dashboard.

Independent JTR legal & finance pass on every guide that touches Japan's qualified-invoice system. Wording stays appropriately hedged: "depends on contract structure".

One simple place to choose who receives your reports — an always-included list plus per-card recipients, with reusable saved contacts. No more duplicate settings, and never a double email.

A polished recipient field that turns each address into a saved badge as you type, remembers everyone you have ever used, and lets you manage large card fleets from one compact, searchable view.