Uber for Business

Uber for Business is a platform that helps companies manage employee rides, meals and deliveries from one dashboard. It works with businesses in many countries and serves firms of all sizes.

The service says it is used by more than 300,000 businesses, including more than half of the Fortune 500. Companies set up an account, link their employees and then control how the Uber services are used. Setup is simple and there are no signup fees.

For corporate travel, managers can set rules on time, place and ride type. They can set budgets and ride limits and change them as often as needed. Employees can reach rides in over 10,000 cities around the world. Reports show trips by team and department, and receipts can be sent to expense tools such as SAP Concur and Zoho Expense.

For corporate meals, teams can place group orders and schedule meals ahead of time. They can split bills and send receipts without manual work. The meal programs cover over 780,000 restaurant partners, with budgets and policies set by the company.

A product called Central lets staff order rides for customers, guests and other employees, even if those people do not have the Uber app. Riders get a text message with trip details and a link to track the ride. Rides can be one-way or round-trip and can be booked up to 30 days ahead. Dealers and service centers use it to cut down on loaner cars.

Other tools include vouchers, bulk gift cards, delegate booking for executive assistants, an employee commute program, event transport and tracking of carbon emissions. The company also offers safety tools such as RideCheck, round-the-clock support and perks that include double Delta SkyMiles and Uber One membership. In a survey, 73% of customers said it helped lower their ground transport costs.

Services

• Corporate travel
• Corporate meals
• Employee commute
• Courtesy rides
• Event transport
• Vouchers
• Gift cards
• Expense integrations
• Delegate booking
• Spend reporting