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Uber Eats partnered with Ordermark to offer restaurants special deals, including a preferred fee rate and waived upfront set-up fee. Ordermark's partnership with Uber Eats aims to expand its tablet delivery service and provide efficiency and value to restaurant partners.
A new deal has linked food delivery app Uber Eats and the delivery management service brand Ordermark together to offer restaurants special deals. How special you may ask? According to Tech Crunch, Uber Eats is giving all Ordermark restaurants a preferred fee rate, waiving the upfront set-up fee, and therefore eliminating the need for the Uber Eats tablet in restaurants.
Ordermark is a Los Angeles-based management system that makes online ordering for restaurants easy. The company believes that this new partnership with Uber Eats will “expand the footprint of Ordermark’s tabet delivery service,” according to Tech Crunch.
“Our top priority at Ordermark is deepening technical integrations and partnerships with forward-thinking industry leaders, such as Uber Eats,” said Ordermark CEO Alex Canter, according to the article. “This relationship will translate directly into great efficiency, more orders and high value for our restaurant partners nationwide.”
Ordermark has partnerships with other popular third-party delivery apps such as Postmates, DoorDash and Caviar. Buffalo Wild Wings, Subway and Popeyes are just a few of the thousands of restaurants who have joined Ordermark. This promotion is a great strategy on Ordermark’s part to onboard restaurants who are looking to make their methods of third-party delivery smooth and efficient.
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on November 6, 2019. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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