Tomato System Supplies 'eXBuilder6' to Korea Real Estate Board

Tomato System said on the 26th that it had supplied 'eXBuilder6' to the Korea Real Estate Board's management information system UI/UX overhaul project. The project is being carried out by the Korea Real Estate Board to upgrade its existing management information system to respond to the latest digital environment, build a data-driven management framework, and create a user-centered work environment.

The project’s core goals are to improve legacy systems, organically connect key operations such as budgeting, accounting, human resources, and contracts, and support data-driven decision-making. The Korea Real Estate Board plans to apply the latest web standards and the government-wide design system (KRDS) and implement an interface that anyone can use easily and conveniently.

The project will also introduce a feature that allows users to directly create charts and graphs through drag-and-drop in their work. In addition, it will push ahead with preventing input errors, applying input rules, and improving usability at the screen level.

The direction of the service overhaul is based on a policy of organizing low-use functions and simplifying the menu structure, and it focuses on restructuring information-delivery elements such as providing notices by task, manuals and form downloads, and process flow charts. Through this, it aims to help users access the information they need more quickly.

The product supplied for the project is eXBuilder6. eXBuilder6 is an enterprise UI/UX development platform based on the latest HTML5 web standards, and it offers an intuitive drag-and-drop screen development tool as well as powerful data visualization capabilities. It also supports responsive web design for various device environments, including PC and mobile.

eXBuilder6 enables consistent, high-quality user interfaces even in large-scale systems and provides a consistent user experience regardless of the access environment. High development productivity and ease of maintenance are also seen as strengths. Its continued use in major next-generation digital transformation projects in the public and financial sectors has been cited as proof of the product’s stability and technical strength.

Tomato System has supplied eXBuilder6 to public, financial, and private-sector institutions and companies such as the Board of Audit and Inspection, the National Health Insurance Service, NH Nonghyup Bank, Daewoo Engineering & Construction, and Heungkuk Fire & Marine Insurance. More recently, it unveiled 'eXBuilder6 AIGen,' a generative AI-based UI auto-generation feature, and is using it to help shorten development periods and improve productivity.

Based on this foundation, Tomato System is expanding its presence in the public and private markets by providing an AI-based development environment. Lee Kang-chan, CEO of Tomato System, said the project is an important initiative for building a user-centered digital work environment and a data-driven management system, and expressed his determination to successfully complete the project based on eXBuilder6’s proven stability and high productivity.

Lee also said he would actively support the Korea Real Estate Board’s digital innovation, while strengthening the cooperative relationship with the board through this project and continuing close collaboration. He added that the company aims to become a core UI/UX platform supporting the digital transformation of public institutions and will continue to enhance its technological capabilities and competitiveness.

Tomato System’s results for the first half of 2026 were presented. On a consolidated basis, revenue came to KRW 16.699 billion, up 46% from the same period a year earlier.

Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Young-seok
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=241207

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