You can now order from UberEats and expense it to your company in the app

You've just flown in for a conference. It's late. You order a car to the hotel and realize you haven't had dinner yet. The hunt for something to eat is on.

More and more business travelers are firing up the UberEats app and ordering food delivery. And as of Thursday, instead of tracking the order and submitting a receipt to get reimbursed for the meal, UberEats has its own business platform, just like Uber for Business for rides. The new product is called — wait for it — UberEats for Business.

It's the first time two businesses within Uber have come together to form a new product. But it makes sense, with UberEats' exponential growth in its three years of existence. It's already in 350 cities and a large portion of its orders are already business expenses. Uber said, based on Concur expenses, UberEats orders for corporate meals has gone up a whopping 700 percent since 2017. Read more...