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Aesthetic clinics in Korea receive thousands of inquiries from overseas patients — scattered across Facebook, Instagram, LINE, WeChat and KakaoTalk. medibox pulls every channel into a single queue, so a coordinator can answer a Taiwanese patient on LINE and a Japanese patient on Instagram from the same screen.

An AI layer drafts replies from each clinic's own knowledge base and scores its confidence. It only sends automatically above a threshold the clinic controls — and never for refunds, complaints or medical questions.

A Busan port trucking operator was running dispatch, invoicing and collections on dozens of Excel files. HCH Ops replaced them with one keyboard-first system that the office team lives in all day.

Every container move becomes a line item, every line item becomes an e-tax invoice, and every bank deposit is matched back to what is owed — with the original Excel templates still printed exactly as customers expect.

Casting sites usually reduce an actor to one static headshot. FAV treats people as performers: a video-first feed of intro reels, a living profile, and fans whose reactions help surface rising talent.

Producers post auditions and review applicants in context; actors apply from the same place they show their work. One responsive web app and native mobile apps serve all four roles — actor, producer, fan and admin.

Pilates studios run on class packages, recurring timetables and a WhatsApp thread per client — usually held together by a spreadsheet. Faséa replaces all of it with one booking and studio-management system.

Members book a reformer or mat class from their phone in a few taps; credits are deducted, receipts issued and reminders sent automatically. Behind the desk, a weekly pattern generates the month's sessions in one click, the calendar shows capacity and waitlists, and client wallets, plans, sales and promotions live in the same place.

Built for regional tourism offices in Busan, Seoul, Geoje and Gyeongju. A visitor scans a QR code at an info center and lands in a guide already set to their language — no app install required.

Behind it, a CMS lets each city publish attractions, food, cafés and festivals once; AI translation fans the content out to 14 languages, and text-to-speech turns it into audio guides.

Every city is a subdomain on one codebase — busan, geoje, gyeongju, seoul, jeju — so launching a new region is content work, not engineering work.