• Founded in 2023, Juboo automates financial reconciliation across banks, mobile money, and accounting systems.

• The AI-powered platform uses OCR and machine learning to detect and match transactions from multiple data sources.

• Co-founder Tanoor Dieng also leads Baamtu Technologies, a Senegalese firm specializing in AI and enterprise software.

Senegalese entrepreneur Tanoor Dieng is addressing a critical yet often overlooked aspect of business finance—data reconciliation. His company Juboo provides an automated platform that enhances transparency in financial operations and strengthens corporate financial management.

Dieng, a trained computer scientist, co-founded Juboo in 2023 and serves as its Chief Executive Officer. The platform enables companies to maintain control over their financial flows by automatically reconciling data from multiple sources, including banks, mobile money operators, and accounting ledgers.

Juboo uses artificial intelligence to extract and compare transaction data from PDF files, bank statement images, and accounting logs. Through optical character recognition (OCR) and computer vision, the platform processes and matches records without manual input.

The system’s machine learning algorithms can identify discrepancies and associate corresponding transactions even when identifiers differ across systems, ensuring consistency and reliability in financial reporting.

Juboo integrates with various financial partners and adapts to each company’s technological setup. Its core users include finance, accounting, and operations departments that handle multichannel transaction flows and require accurate reconciliations between internal systems, banks, and payment providers.

By automating these tasks, the platform reduces human error, saves time, and provides real-time visibility into financial discrepancies—benefits increasingly valuable to African businesses managing diverse payment ecosystems.

Beyond Juboo, Tanoor Dieng serves as Co-founder and Product Director at Baamtu Technologies, a Senegal-based firm specializing in information systems, data science, and artificial intelligence.

Founded in 2008, Baamtu supports organizations in deploying enterprise resource planning (ERP) software and executing digital transformation initiatives across multiple sectors.

Dieng’s career reflects a consistent commitment to building African technology solutions that improve operational efficiency and promote digital sovereignty.

Dieng earned a master’s degree in computer science from the University of Caen Normandy in 2003 and obtained a postgraduate degree in algorithmics and artificial intelligence in 2004. His expertise in AI has guided his mission to leverage automation for financial and business process optimization in Africa.

This article was initially published in French by Melchior Koba

Adapted in English by Ange Jason Quenum