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Yojee Signs Second Commercial Customer for Freight Forwarding Platform Ahead of Full Commercial Release

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Yojee (ASX:YOJ) signed Wayfinder Cargo Solutions as the second commercial customer on its Mosaic freight forwarding platform before the full commercial release, according to a Thursday Australian bourse filing.

The agreement is structured as an early adopter period running from June 8 to Aug. 31, before the full commercial release, per the filing.

The companies intend to transition into a revenue generating agreement to use the Mosaic software from Sept. 1.

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