We started in 2019 because small businesses were struggling with opaque financial data. Now we help teams across South Korea understand their numbers without needing a finance degree.
Back in early 2019, Mira was consulting for a mid-sized manufacturer in Suwon. They had spreadsheets everywhere but couldn't answer basic questions about their cash flow. That's when it clicked — most businesses don't need complex software. They need someone to translate their numbers into plain language.
So we built linker-joiner around one simple idea: financial analysis should feel like a conversation, not a lecture. We work with companies who want to understand their data well enough to make confident decisions. Sometimes that means quarterly reviews. Other times it's helping evaluate a new supplier or expansion opportunity.
The approach hasn't changed much since 2019. We still focus on clarity over complexity, and we still believe that understanding your finances shouldn't require decoding jargon.
Three core areas where we spend most of our time helping businesses in South Korea
We break down where money comes from and where it goes each month. Then we identify patterns that might signal trouble or opportunity. Most clients say this is the first time they've truly understood their cash position.
Thinking about hiring? Expanding inventory? Changing suppliers? We run the numbers and show you realistic scenarios. No guarantees, just clear projections based on your actual data and market conditions.
We teach your team to read financial statements and spot key indicators. The goal is that you eventually need us less, not more. Strange business model, but it builds better relationships.
Our small team in Suwon handles everything from initial consultations to ongoing analysis
Lead Financial Analyst
Hae-won spent eight years at a regional bank before joining us in 2021. She has a particular talent for explaining complex financial concepts using everyday examples. Clients often request her specifically for quarterly reviews.
Business Analyst
Seo-yun came from a manufacturing background, which helps when we work with production clients. She joined in 2022 and focuses on operational efficiency and cost structure analysis. Her reports are known for being direct and actionable.
We don't promise miraculous transformations or guaranteed growth. Financial analysis is just one tool among many that businesses use. But we do commit to explaining things clearly and being honest about what the data shows — even when it's not particularly encouraging.
Sometimes our analysis suggests holding off on expansion or reconsidering a new product line. That's not always what clients want to hear, but it's part of providing genuine value. We'd rather maintain trust than tell people what they want to hear.
Most of our clients come through referrals, which tells us we're doing something right. If you're based in South Korea and need someone to make sense of your financial data, we're happy to talk. No obligation, just an honest conversation about whether we can help.
