Five questions Korean product teams ask before commissioning an audit
Teams in Korea often ask about language of deliverables, data residency, and how much internal time an audit will take. These answers help set expectations early.
We work with teams that ship customer-facing web applications and need a written reading of cloud service usage. Before commissioning, the same practical questions come up.
First: language. Our briefs and calls are in English. If your internal stakeholders need a Korean summary, plan for translation on your side or ask us early about bilingual note options.
Second: data. We prefer anonymized extracts and do not need production credentials. Clarify what your security policy allows to leave the building.
Third: time. A typical audit still needs a contact who can answer architecture questions within a few days. Without that, the calendar stretches.
Fourth: outcome. An audit produces a brief and recommendations, not a permanently installed product. If you want monthly follow-up, that is a separate advisory arrangement.
Fifth: timing relative to releases. Audits run cleaner when a major launch is either complete or still weeks away, not mid-cutover.