Uber has been the go to for business folks in the city that need to get from point A to point B with as little hassall as possible. These people are often in a hurry or just have too much to do to deal with the hell which is traffic. Seems Uber understands this pain and is here to help. Uber is bringing direct billing to business customers. Uber Business eliminate the need to track receipts. In effect you would have Car Service. The trip details would automatically go the company after the ride is complete. This should make those in the world of event planning very happy since makes managing expenses just got a lot easier.
Salesforce is excited to partner with the market leader in ground transportation, Uber. The Uber and Concur integration will increase visibility and transparency for Salesforce, and ease the expense report process for employees.
–George Hu, Chief Operating Officer, Salesforce.com
Barclays has been a proud pilot partner of Uber as they look to develop tools to simplify life for the many of us who travel for work. We have been impressed by the convenience and reliability of Uber’s platform, which is in line with Barclay’s commitment to service. We look forward to working with Uber as they continue to develop technology to streamline the travel experience.
–Gerard LaRocca, Chief Administrative Officer, Barclays Americas
Deutsche Bank is excited about the opportunity to work with Uber, which adds to the Bank’s long history of applying new consumer technologies in a business context. Many employees already use the application in their daily lives. The Bank wants to make Uber part of their corporate experience, enabling them to book global transport on a central, scalable and seamless booking and expenses platform.
–Henry Ritchotte, Member of the Management Board and Chief Operating Officer, Deutsche Bank