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Offering Uber Eats to Sodexo Employees

09.04.2021, 10:25

Offering Uber Eats to Sodexo Employees

Sodexo Pass Restaurant card holders in France will be the first beneficiaries of a global agreement that allows meals to be ordered and delivered through the Uber Eats app.

The new service which utilises APIs to integrate the card with Uber Eats, will eventually allow hundreds of thousands of Sodexo employees around the world to take advantage of the food delivery service’s secure payments infrastructure. 

Aurélien Sonet, Global CEO of Sodexo Benefits and Rewards Services, explains: “This partnership is a great step forward for Sodexo and Uber Eats who have very complementary approaches to the new challenges of the workplace and employee experience.

“Together, we are providing an additional response to employee nomadism and flexibility. We have created a standard that can easily be reused by other countries with a smart co-construction on the consumer journey.”

Bastien Pahus, General Manager, Uber Eats France, adds: “We are delighted to announce this partnership that will allow us to meet the new needs of our users through more innovative payments and greater ease and security.

“This new payment service complements their personal credit card and PayPal. We want to be part of the daily life of French people by offering them the best experience with each order.”

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FMIndustry.com covers the latest news, trends and opinion from the facilities management (FM) and corporate real estate (CRE) sectors. The FM market is currently estimated to be worth USD 1 trillion annually and is projected to grow at a compounded annualised rate of approximately 5% between now and 2026.
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