SharePoint services · South Korea

SharePoint development services in South Korea

Detailed specifications, careful testing and reliable schedules, with a team overlapping most of your afternoon.

Clarigo Infotech builds and improves SharePoint solutions: modern intranets and portals, document management with the right permissions, approval workflows with Power Automate, custom SPFx web parts, Teams integration, and migrations from older SharePoint versions or file shares to SharePoint Online.

Korean companies most often hire us for AI products, mobile apps and SaaS.

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10+

Years of delivery

600+

Projects delivered

20+

Countries served

25-30

Days to a live MVP

Get a free consultation

Tell us what you need. A senior engineer replies within one working day.

How should we contact you?

No obligation. We reply within one working day.

What matters to South Korea teams

Quality, detail and reliability

Teams in Japan and Korea expect precise specifications, thorough testing and schedules that hold. We plan in detail, report regularly and treat quality as non-negotiable.

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Detailed specifications

Written requirements, screen specifications and acceptance criteria agreed before development.

02

Thorough testing

Automated and manual testing with reports at every milestone.

03

Reliable schedules

Realistic plans, regular written progress reports and early warning of any risk.

04

Long-term partnership

The same team maintains and improves the product after launch.

What we do

What our SharePoint services cover

Intranets and portals

Modern, mobile-friendly intranets with news, search and team sites that people actually use.

Document management

Libraries, metadata, versioning and permissions set up for how your teams work.

Workflows and approvals

Approvals and automated processes with Power Automate, replacing email chains and paper.

Custom development

SPFx web parts, extensions and integrations when out-of-the-box features aren't enough.

SharePoint migration

Move from SharePoint on-premises, file shares or other tools to SharePoint Online, safely.

Teams integration

SharePoint content and apps surfaced inside Microsoft Teams.

Working with us from South Korea

Remote, but close to South Korea

Time-zone overlap

South Korea is three and a half hours ahead of India, so our working days overlap for most of your afternoon.

Korea's Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA)

We design to PIPA: consent, purpose limits, security controls and rules for overseas transfers, and we sign NDAs before work starts.

Billing

Invoices in Korean won (KRW) or US dollars. Typical senior rates are $25 to $49 (USD) per hour, or a fixed price for a defined scope.

Sectors · South Korea

Industries we work with in South Korea

Korean companies work with us on AI features, mobile apps and SaaS for global markets, with detailed specs, testing and regular written reports.

Semiconductors and electronics

Chip and device makers drive AI and software R&D. We build the platforms, integrations and internal tools this sector relies on.

Automotive and batteries

Carmakers and battery firms build connected EV software. Custom software that fits how these teams already work.

Gaming and entertainment

Game and K-content firms reach global fans digitally. From internal tools to customer platforms, built and supported by one team.

Beauty and cosmetics

K-beauty brands sell worldwide through e-commerce. We build the platforms, integrations and internal tools this sector relies on.

Korean time · Seoul

Your working day with us

Our team's hours, in Korean time

13:30–23:00

Monday to Friday

Overlap with your working day

13:30–18:00

About 4.5 hours every day

Daily stand-up

14:00

Korean time, plus written updates every evening

Local setup

Local platforms and setup

Local payments

KakaoPayNaver PayTossSamsung PayLocal credit cards

Languages

KoreanEnglish

Data hosting

AWS Asia Pacific (Seoul) and Google Cloud asia-northeast3 (Seoul), in your own cloud account, so data stays where your rules require.

Process

How it works

1. Discovery

We understand your processes, users and current systems, and agree what success looks like.

2. Design and configure

We configure the platform first and only build custom code where it adds real value.

3. Integrate and migrate

We connect it to your other systems and move your data across, checked and reconciled.

4. Train and support

We train your team, go live with a support plan, and keep improving it after launch.

FAQ

SharePoint development services: questions from South Korea

Do you work with companies in South Korea?+

Yes. Clarigo Infotech works with companies across South Korea, including Seoul, Busan, Incheon, as part of clients in 20+ countries. Korean companies most often hire us for AI products, mobile apps and SaaS. We work remotely from India with one in-house team.

What time-zone overlap do we get from South Korea?+

South Korea is three and a half hours ahead of India, so our working days overlap for most of your afternoon.

How do you handle Korea's Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA)?+

We design to PIPA: consent, purpose limits, security controls and rules for overseas transfers, and we sign NDAs before work starts.

Which currency do you bill in, and what does it cost?+

We bill in Korean won (KRW) or US dollars. Senior engineers typically cost $25 to $49 (USD) per hour, and fixed-scope projects such as an MVP in 25 to 30 days are quoted after a free consultation.

Do you work with semiconductors and electronics companies?+

Yes. Semiconductors and electronics is one of South Korea's key sectors, and custom software that fits how these teams already work.

What time are your meetings in Korean time?+

Our team works 13:30–23:00 Korean time, so we overlap with your day from 13:30–18:00. Daily stand-ups are usually at 14:00 your time.

Can you build in Korean and English?+

Yes. We build interfaces and content in Korean and English, and test them with native speakers before launch.

Can you migrate our old SharePoint or file shares to SharePoint Online?+

Yes. We plan the structure and permissions, migrate content in batches, and check everything arrived correctly.

Who owns the code and data?+

You do. All source code, configuration and data stay yours, in your own repositories and cloud accounts.