What do you need done in Korea?
A Korea-based specialist who visits, meets, checks and reports for companies and institutions that have no one on the ground. Work is done in person and in Korean, and reported to you in English.
Paid only by you. We accept no fee, commission or benefit from the Korean companies we assess.
- Sample findings · fictitious case
- FACT — Factory registration confirmed
- STATEMENT — Capacity 120 t/month
- UNVERIFIED — Toll-manufacturing share
01 — WHAT YOU CAN ASK FOR
What you can ask for
These are examples of work we take on. The list is not a limit.
On-site due diligence and meeting reports
Visit and interview Korean suppliers, partners or distributors against the same checklist. You receive an English report that keeps verified facts, statements and open points apart.
Technology marketing and technical liaison
Attend Korean events and meetings on your behalf, or accompany your engineers on visits as technical interpreter and note-taker.
Something else?
If your job is not listed, ask anyway. Describe it in the form. We reply with whether we can do it, what it would take and a price, or we say plainly that it is outside our work.
02 — WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Sample report · fictitious case
Supplier Verification Report
Standard Verification
| Client question | Short answer | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Q1 Does the Supplier legally exist, and is it active? | Yes. Incorporated in 2011; tax registration active. | FACT |
| Q3 Does the supplier make the product itself, in Korea? | A chemical factory is registered at the plant address. The supplier states the product is made in-house but that part is bought from a toll manufacturer at peak demand. The split was not shown. | FACTSTATEMENTUNVERIFIED |
| Q6 Are the three proprietary patents in the brochure accurate? | Two of the three are registered. Only one is held by the supplier; the other is held by its chief executive personally. The third was never registered. | FACT |
03 — WHERE THE WORK HAPPENS
- Daesan
- Incheon port
- Southern Gyeonggi semiconductor belt
- Gumi
- Pohang
- Ulsan
- Changwon
- Busan port
- Yeosu
04 — WHO DOES THE WORK
Who does the work
Junghyun Park
Registered Korean Patent Attorney (not currently engaged in patent representation)
- Studied chemical engineering and business administration.
- Experience working with overseas patent agents.
- Experience in international technology marketing, including taking part in overseas events.
- Experience in software and AI development.
- Served as a KATUSA (Korean Augmentation to the United States Army) and studied abroad as an exchange student. Works in English.
Every assignment is done by Junghyun Park personally. We do not give legal opinions, including opinions on infringement or validity.
05 — HOW AN ENGAGEMENT WORKS
How an engagement works
- Describe You describe the job in the form below.
- Reply Within one business day we reply with questions and confirm there is no conflict of interest with the Korean company involved.
- NDA and scope We sign a mutual NDA before you send any confidential material, then agree scope and price in writing.
- Work in Korea The work is done in Korea: records research, calls, visits and meetings.
- Report You receive an English report and a video debrief.
06 — INDEPENDENCE
Independence
Paid only by you. We accept no fee, commission or benefit from the Korean companies we assess.
We are a buyer-side service. We do not take a fee from the company we visit, and we will not take on a competing client for the same target at the same time.
07 — DESCRIBE YOUR JOB
Tell us what you need done in Korea
A few lines are enough. We ask for anything else in our reply.