Signals are observations, not deals. AMS records what changed, where it came from, how commercially relevant it may be, and what still needs proof.
A time-bounded demand window is forming. Named buyer intent still requires operator inventory, package listings or inquiry evidence.
Category demand looks commercially relevant, but AMS has not yet confirmed an active RFQ, budget or registration owner.
This is a supplier-screening constraint attached to demand, not proof that every certified Korean product has a buyer.
Sector activity supports monitoring. It does not identify a particular Japanese buyer without company-level evidence.
A primary or authoritative source confirms the observed change.
Several credible observations agree, but commercial intent is not explicit.
AMS connects observations into a testable commercial hypothesis.
Interesting, weak or early evidence that should not drive outreach yet.
Current Phase 1 limitation: these records demonstrate the product workflow. Live travel, search, trade, procurement and event connectors are not yet attached, so no item is presented as a confirmed buyer request.