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Best Enterprise Information Management Companies in South Korea

The 32 best Enterprise Information Management companies in South Korea in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: QueryPie.

32companies tracked
$119.3Mdisclosed funding
0unicorns
7have raised
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Ranked: Best Enterprise Information Management companies in South Korea

#CompanyDisclosed fundingLast roundStageFounderFoundedTech stackPatents & IP focusRecent signals
1QueryPie
Cloud based database administration and security solutions
$46M29 mo agoSeedBrant Hwang
Co-Founder & CEO
2019———
2ePapyrus
Provider of electronic document solutions and AI-powered OCR services
$21M57 mo agoSeries A—2003GnuboardMySQLPHP+142 patents
Vibration noise filtering and dominant frequency detection for rotating machinery monitoring
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3AKUODIGITAL
Cloud-based document and records management software for enterprises
$17M62 mo agoSeries CYongseop Kim
CEO
2014———
4ModuSign
Contract and e-signature management solutions
$15M30 mo agoSeries CYoungjun Lee
CEO
2015WordPressMySQLPHP+33——
5Airbloc
Blockchain-based user data collection, monetization, and exchange solution
$10M100 mo agoFunding RaisedRoi Nam
CEO
2017———
6Aston
Provider of decentralized document security and authentication platform
$9M105 mo agoSeries AKyungok Park
Co-CEO
2017———
7I-ON Communications
Digital asset management solution
$500K90 mo agoPublic—1999Amazon Web ServicesGSAPcore-js+13305 patents
AI-driven decision support platforms for renewable energy, marine aquaculture, and SaaS integration
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8Factagora
AI tools to build knowledge graphs and verify documents
—9 mo agoSeedRandy Baek
Founder
2011—2 patents
Information retrieval ranking and fact-block reuse for enhanced data provisioning
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Top 10 Enterprise Information Management companies in South Korea

#1
Seed · South Korea · founded 2019 · 42 employees
$45.7Mraised
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Cloud based database administration and security solutions. The product offers data workflow optimization through an SQL editor. It also turns SQL results into a Python notebook. The features of the product include data optimization, collaboration, SSL and SSH tunneling, data editing, data importing and exporting, and more.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 2k LinkedIn followers — 24.2% of this cohort's audience
Activity: 1 product launches announced in 12 mo
Funding rounds
  • May 2024Seed$27.8M
  • Mar 2024Seed—
  • Dec 2021Seed$17.8M
  • 2020Seed$150K
Founders & team
Brant HwangCo-Founder & CEO
Investors
Atinum Investment, Murex Partners, KB Investment, Mirae Asset, Primer Sazze Partners, Y Combinator
#2
Series C · Seoul, Seoul · founded 2015 · 57 employees
$15Mraised
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Modusign provides contract and e-signature management solutions. It offers web-based contract management solutions, manage files, documents and sign them to manage a legal bond. It enables users to manage labour contract, merchant agreement, supply and entry contract. It enables users to manage electronic transactions, manage consultation and electronic signature. Clients include KaKao, Johnson&Johnson, Doosan and Hanssem.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 1k LinkedIn followers — 13.4% of this cohort's audience
Activity: 1 partnerships (incl. NIA) announced in 12 mo
Funding rounds
  • Apr 2024Series C$12.8M
  • Apr 2019Seed$2.2M
Founders & team
Youngjun LeeCEO
Investors
ES Investor, Korea Investment Holdings, SBVA, Atinum Investment, Industrial Bank of Korea, DSC Investment
Tech stack
Amazon CloudfrontAmazon S3Amazon Web ServicesApache Http ServerAws Certificate ManagerChannel.Io
#3
Series A · Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do · founded 2003 · 60 employees
$21.2Mraised
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Provider of electronic document solutions and AI-powered OCR services. This company offers a suite of products encompassing document viewing, conversion, security, and extraction capabilities. The tools facilitate the entire document lifecycle, from creation and storage to sharing and archiving, within a web-based infrastructure. Key offerings include HTML based document viewers supporting various formats, PDF conversion tools, document filtering for targeted text retrieval, and OCR technology leveraging deep learning for data and keyword extraction.

Funding rounds
  • Feb 2022Series A$21.2M
Investors
Central Investment Partners, Kolon Investments, T S Investment, Pathfinder H, Hana Ventures
Tech stack
Amazon Web ServicesAngularCore-JsGoogle AnalyticsGoogle Font ApiGoogle Workspace
#4
Series C · Yongin si, Gyeonggi do · founded 2014 · 5 employees
$17.4Mraised
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Cloud-based document and records management software for enterprises. It uses artificial intelligence algorithms for document management and optical character recognition and extracts data from texts, handles document scanning solutions. It also offers tools for digitized documents, enables users to track document versions, etc.

Funding rounds
  • Aug 2021Series C$17.4M
  • May 2021Series B—
Founders & team
Yongseop KimCEO
Investors
Capstone Partners, KBD Capital, KB Securities, HB Investment, Hana Financial Investment, SB Partners
#5
Funding Raised · Seoul, Seoul · founded 2017 · 7 employees
$10.4Mraised
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Blockchain-based user data collection, monetization, and exchange solution. It offers a product ABX is a real-time personal data exchange platform for enterprises that allows exchanging customer data based on time, location, and interests, for their targeted marketing campaigns or business intelligence.

Funding rounds
  • Jun 2018ICO$10.4M
Founders & team
Roi NamCEO
Investors
FoundationX, LCG Ventures
#6
Series A · Seoul, Seoul · founded 2017
$9Mraised
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Aston is developing a decentralized document security and authentication platform using blockchain technology. The platform uses X chain blockchain technology to cross information and check it. Users can certificate their personal information via the platform using the ASTON tokens. It provides its own payment token known as the ATC token.

Funding rounds
  • Jan 2018Series A$9M
Founders & team
Kyungok ParkCo-CEO
Investors
HybridBlock
#7
Public · Seoul, Seoul · founded 1999 · 86 employees
$500Kraised
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I-ON Communications provides a digital asset management solution. It helps enterprises to collect, manage, deploy and spread digital assets. It controls an integrated management system of digital assets and shares resources within the enterprises.

Investors
UTC Investment, Samsung Venture Investment, Korea Investment Holdings
Tech stack
Amazon SesAmazon Web ServicesAosBootstrapCloudflareCloudflare Bot Management
#8
Seed · Seoul, Seoul · founded 2011
—raised
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AI tools to build knowledge graphs and verify documents. It is a platform that aggregates and verifies factual information, to create a knowledge base for artificial intelligence systems and document verification. Its tools enable the building of factual knowledge graphs and offer features such as data cleaning, metadata parsing, deduplication, scoring data points, and more.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 578 LinkedIn followers — 7.3% of this cohort's audience
Activity: 1 product launches announced in 12 mo
Funding rounds
  • Jan 2026Seed—
Founders & team
Randy BaekFounder
Investors
Asia2G Capital, Plug and Play Design Ltd, Center for Creative Economy and Innovation
#9
Late Stage · Seoul, Seoul · founded 1998
—raised
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Online platform for document management. It allows users to manage documents, files, and information, collaborate and share knowledge to manage system integrations and enterprise projects. Other solutions include process management, document capitalization, six sigma management, and manage a business portal. It offers solutions to the public, manufacturing, distribution, finance, and telecommunication.

Founders & team
Kyung-chae KimCEO
Investors
Crescendo, SBVA
Tech stack
Amazon CloudfrontAmazon Web ServicesAxiosBootstrapCore-JsDatadog
#10
Seed · Seoul, Seoul · founded 2017 · 12 employees
—raised
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Developer of security software designed to provide cloud security solutions. The company's platform securely protects all data operated by enterprises in the finance, public, telecommunications, and healthcare sectors, providing users with intelligent data security using the cloud, big data, and AI.

Founders & team
Keunjin KimFounder & CEO
Investors
Innopolis Partners, Shinhan Capital, AhnLab, Shinhan Investment Corp, SparkLabs, Shinhan Futures Lab

Funding & investor landscape

$119.3Mtotal disclosed funding
7companies funded
9disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Most active investors
Korea Investment Holdings3 rounds
Atinum Investment2 rounds
SBVA2 rounds
Shinhan Futures Lab2 rounds
AhnLab1 rounds
Antler1 rounds
Asia2G Capital1 rounds
Breeze Investment1 rounds
Capstone Partners1 rounds
Center for Creative Economy and Innovation1 rounds

Notable founders

Brant Hwang
Co-Founder & CEO · QueryPie
Youngjun Lee
CEO · ModuSign
Yongseop Kim
CEO · AKUODIGITAL
Roi Nam
CEO · Airbloc
Kyungok Park
Co-CEO · Aston
Randy Baek
Founder · Factagora
Kyung-chae Kim
CEO · Cyberdim
Keunjin Kim
Founder & CEO · Spiceware
Prism market signals · South Korea · country-scoped Prism corpus, 1,080,467 docs

Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage

Share of Enterprise Information Management coverage by sub-theme.

Regulatory-risk over time rising

Funding & growth over time

funding rising · growth rising

Common questions

How many Enterprise Information Management companies are there in South Korea?
Radar tracks 32 indexable Enterprise Information Management companies headquartered in South Korea that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by Enterprise Information Management companies in South Korea?
The Enterprise Information Management companies in South Korea on this list have raised a combined $119.3M in disclosed equity funding across 7 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded Enterprise Information Management company in South Korea?
QueryPie is the highest-funded Enterprise Information Management company in South Korea, with $45.7M in disclosed equity funding.
How many Enterprise Information Management companies in South Korea are funded?
7 of the 32 Enterprise Information Management companies in South Korea on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many Enterprise Information Management unicorns are there in South Korea?
None of the Enterprise Information Management companies in South Korea on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in South Korea Enterprise Information Management companies?
The most active investors in South Korea Enterprise Information Management companies on this list include Korea Investment Holdings, Atinum Investment, SBVA, Shinhan Futures Lab, AhnLab.
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