Uber Eats Allows You to Start In-App Group Orders
References: ubereats & restaurantdive
In-app group orders are becoming a popular feature of food delivery apps. For example, Uber Eats launched a group ordering feature late last year, which followed the test of a similar service—'Uber Eats Pool'—that "allowed multiple orders from the same restaurants to be delivered to [...] users who live in the same general vicinity." The in-app group orders, however, are a little bit different. Users can press the 'Start Group Order' button for both delivery and pick-up. Individuals can then share their group order link with others.
The in-app group orders feature comes at no cost to participating eateries and is available for the vast majority of restaurants that offer their menu items through the Uber Eats platform. During COVID-19, the demand for more streamlined ordering experience is, of course, soaring.
Image Credit: Uber Eats
The in-app group orders feature comes at no cost to participating eateries and is available for the vast majority of restaurants that offer their menu items through the Uber Eats platform. During COVID-19, the demand for more streamlined ordering experience is, of course, soaring.
Image Credit: Uber Eats
Trend Themes
1. In-app Group Orders - Explore opportunities for integrating in-app group ordering features in various food delivery apps to enhance convenience and streamline the ordering process.
2. Streamlined Ordering Experience - Discover ways to optimize the ordering process for customers during the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring a seamless and efficient experience.
3. Collaborative Food Delivery - Identify possibilities for allowing users in close vicinity to place multiple delivery orders from the same restaurant, fostering collaboration and convenience.
Industry Implications
1. Food Delivery - Food delivery companies can leverage in-app group ordering features to attract more customers and increase convenience, providing a competitive edge in the industry.
2. Mobile App Development - Opportunities exist for mobile app developers to create and implement in-app group ordering features, catering to the demand for streamlined ordering experiences.
3. Restaurant Technology - Restaurants can explore integrating their menu items with food delivery platforms offering in-app group ordering, enhancing collaboration and attracting more customers.
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