Uppli
French digital consultancy doing data, AI, cloud, DevOps and development for energy, transport, retail and public-sector clients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Uppli
Uppli is a French digital and technology consultancy. It delivers strategy, product management, data and AI, cloud migration, DevOps and custom software development, including application development, system modernisation and CRM/ITSM work.
Its customers include public and private organisations in energy, urban mobility, retail and e-commerce, and digital services. Named references on its website include G7, RATP, Cdiscount, Audioptic, Veolia Eau France, Talarian and AODocs. Services are sold as project-based consulting and implementation work.
The company is registered in France as an SAS founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Paris.
Product: Digital consulting and IT services: data and AI, cloud migration, DevOps, full-stack development and CRM/ITSM implementation.
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