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Full-time
Japanese? ⓘ
Visa maybe ⓘ
Remote
Sales
SaaS
Sell TableCheck’s restaurant management system through consultative sales, identifying restaurant needs, preparing solutions and proposals, and closing new business and partner deals.
This consultative field sales role introduces TableCheck's restaurant management and reservation system to fine dining and casual dining restaurants in Tokyo. The salesperson identifies client (restaurant) needs and proposes tailored solutions rather than one-off sales, aiming for long-term, win-win partnerships. Day-to-day work includes listing and prioritizing prospective clients (about 60% inbound, 40% outbound), forming hypotheses about client challenges, preparing proposal materials, and closing deals; the role also covers outreach to TableCheck's partner companies. Career growth can lead to supervisor or manager roles, or to new-service sales or partner/account management work. Requires at least one year of new-business sales experience; restaurant management experience, sales experience with ordering/POS systems for restaurants or hotels, and on-site management experience with sales or progress tracking are preferred. Full-time position with a 3-month probation, flextime system (core hours 10:30-18:30), hybrid work with some telework introduced (office attendance recommended), about 10 hours of overtime per month, 120 annual holidays, and an uncapped incentive plan tied to company and individual performance (no separate bonus). Based at the Tokyo office in Ginza, Chuo-ku.
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About TableCheck
TableCheck is a Tokyo-based company providing a restaurant-reservation and guest-management SaaS platform used by venues worldwide.
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