UPJUNOO!Company · ecosystem
The Toronto skyline seen from Lake Ontario at dusk.

Ontario, Canada

A Canadian technology ecosystem, deployed locally.

Designed in Canada. Deployed by our two regional subsidiaries in Africa.

Who does what

One company, two regional subsidiaries, a portfolio of solutions.

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  • upjunoo.ca
  • upjunooproci.com
  • upjunooproke.com

Eight solutions, on their own or combined

Each solves a specific need and has its own portal. Wherever your project sits, the subsidiary covering your region deploys it — and you keep a single counterpart.

What this changes for you

Four reasons to trust us with a project.

  • One contractual counterpart

    The Canadian head office carries strategy, standards and intellectual property. You contract with an Ontario company.

  • Delivery on the ground

    The regional subsidiaries carry operations, logistics and local partnerships — with teams already present on site.

  • One foundation shared across solutions

    Mobility, payment, mapping and data are built to work together. You are not assembling four vendors.

  • You see what you are buying

    Every capability we state points back to the solution that delivers it. Nothing abstract: you trace a line on this site down to the actual tool.

Optical patch panel: yellow fibre jumpers and green connectors, hand-labelled.

Strategy is decided in Canada. Operations happen on the ground.

Connectivity infrastructure

Use cases

What a project actually looks like.

Six situations we are often asked about, and the portfolio building blocks that answer them. Each scenario links through to the matching sector.

  • A multi-level motorway interchange seen from above, traffic flowing on every deck.

    Ride-hailing, taxi or delivery operator

    Open a ride service without assembling four vendors.

    The situationA fleet, independent drivers and demand that shifts through the day. Taking the booking, assigning the right vehicle, pricing it and then collecting: each step is usually sold by a different provider, under a different contract.

    What we put in place

    Booking, real-time geolocation, dispatching, pricing and the driver wallet sit in the same platform. Activity zones are mapped, commissions are collected and paid out in one place — and the business reads without a manual export.

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  • A shopping street in a West African town: stalls, a mobile counter and motorbikes under an archway.

    Merchant, market or franchise network

    Sell online with no website, no courier and no payment terminal.

    The situationThe catalogue lives in a notebook, orders arrive by chat, delivery is negotiated case by case and payment is in cash. Nothing is wrong with that — but nothing is traceable, and the customer base stops at the neighbourhood.

    What we put in place

    The catalogue is published and visible on the ecosystem portal, orders land in one place, delivery runs through the UPJUNOO PRO application and collection through UPPAY — mobile money or bank card, with sales tracking and commercial reporting.

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  • An unfolded topographic map: contour lines, watercourses and roads drawn in red.

    Local authority, transport authority or ministry

    Inform a planning decision with something other than intuition.

    The situationCarving out zones, measuring where demand concentrates, locating existing service points: the material exists, but scattered across departments, formats and vintages.

    What we put in place

    Territorial data is mapped, demand catchments analysed, indicators consolidated into dashboards you can put in front of a board. The professional services teams carry dematerialisation, the one-stop shop and change management.

    See the sector
  • Two satellites in low Earth orbit, solar panels deployed.

    Agricultural cooperative, water or environment agency

    Follow a season or a resource without waiting for the annual field visit.

    The situationMonitoring rests on field surveys spaced months apart. By the time the anomaly is noticed — a water deficit, a plot falling behind, advancing erosion — the season is under way and the decision has become urgent.

    What we put in place

    Satellite imagery gives regular observation of the plot, the resource or the natural hazard. UPData turns it into dated indicators and visuals you can put to a supervisory body, a funder or a board.

    Building blocks

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  • Port terminal from above: stacked containers, gantry cranes, rail yard and expressway.

    Distributor, wholesaler or logistics operator

    Make the last mile something you steer rather than endure.

    The situationRounds are decided in the morning, from memory. Delivery points are not geocoded, urban freight is subcontracted ad hoc, and the real cost of a delivery is only known at month-end close.

    What we put in place

    Service points are mapped and routes optimised; urban freight is booked and tracked in the same platform as delivery; flow analysis and operational dashboards come back as it happens, not at month-end.

    See the sector
  • Optical patch panel: yellow fibre jumpers and green connectors, hand-labelled.

    Industrial site, campus or underserved area

    Open a site where the public network stops.

    The situationNone of the above works without a link: a business platform, a payment terminal or a sensor all assume a connection that holds — including fifty kilometres from the last point of presence.

    What we put in place

    Business Internet access, enterprise connectivity and Wi-Fi, a private network in a remote area, installation, maintenance and supervision. Integration with what you already run is carried by the professional services teams.

    See the sector

These six scenarios illustrate combinations of the portfolio — they are not client references. We publish a reference, a deployment or a figure only with the agreement of the partner concerned and a verifiable source. Ask, and we open the file in a meeting.

Aerial view of a West African coastal city: a busy road bridge, a lagoon and dense neighbourhoods.
Lagos — West African urban density (illustration)

Our territories

Two subsidiaries, two regions covered.

UPJUNOO PRO Côte d’Ivoire covers West and Central Africa from Abidjan. UPJUNOO PRO Kenya covers East and Southern Africa from Nairobi. They carry operations, logistics and local partnerships — not one application, the whole ecosystem.

The group at a glance

A structure you can read.

1
Company

Canadian, in Mississauga

2
Regional subsidiaries

Abidjan · Nairobi

8
Solutions

Mobility, payments, data, connectivity…

24 · 30
Countries covered

West and Central · East and South

Working with us

What we state, we can show you.

You will not have to sort promise from reality: we publish only what we can actually do.

  • One contract, one counterpart

    You sign with the Canadian company, whatever country the project runs in. One invoice, one line of responsibility.

  • Teams already on the ground

    Our subsidiaries know the partners, the operators and the constraints of their territory. You are not funding a market entry.

  • Nothing we cannot show

    No client reference and no activity figure we could not walk you through in a meeting. Ask, and we open the file.

Partnerships

Build with UPJUNOO!

Institution, fund, integrator, franchise or public administration: describe your need to the international head office, which routes it to the relevant entity.

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