There is a lot of hate about this, but most comments actually sound like the OP didn't even read the article.
According to the article this is not going to be a catering service where 1 order brings food for the whole company, but an integration of Eats into Uber for Business.
> a way for organizations to use Uber Eats to manage food delivery for employees, whether they’re ordering to the office or traveling for work.
So it just basically something allowing people to order food _for themselves_ while having a part of the order automatically paid by the company.
So, no issues here of driver having to "carry up 5 catering trays plus utensils and sides for your office." like the top comment said.
This is barely just a new payment system basically.
[full disclosure: I used to work at Uber, but not on Eats]
According to the article this is not going to be a catering service where 1 order brings food for the whole company, but an integration of Eats into Uber for Business.
> a way for organizations to use Uber Eats to manage food delivery for employees, whether they’re ordering to the office or traveling for work.
So it just basically something allowing people to order food _for themselves_ while having a part of the order automatically paid by the company.
So, no issues here of driver having to "carry up 5 catering trays plus utensils and sides for your office." like the top comment said.
This is barely just a new payment system basically.
[full disclosure: I used to work at Uber, but not on Eats]