Uber eats is an application that allows you to order food directly from your favourite food pubs and restaurants (provided they’ve signed up on under the app, of course) and have it delivered directly to your doorstep.
Uber eats is a really convenient way of ordering food if you’re one who likes to have your food delivered, or make cash if you’re looking for a way to make some money delivering food.
If you’re a vendor, you can also sign up with Uber Eats to have your restaurant featured on the app. They will in turn provide you with a tablet to have you access orders.
Although, you can also use the Web version of the tablet WebRD. This allows you to just use your own computer for order processing. You can equally just use your own iPad or Android device for that.
This is highly encouraged while you wait for Uber Eats to deliver your tablet to get you online since that sometimes take a while.
How does Uber eats work?
On the side of an Uber eats vendor, Uber eats works this way:
1. A customer opens the Uber Eats app, browses your menu, and places an order.
2. You accept the order with the tablet you received from Uber Eats.
3. The customer tracks the order’s progress through the Uber Eats app.
4. You fulfil the order and hand it off to a delivery person.
5. The delivery person delivers your order to the customer.
6. The customer pays for the order.
From the perspective of a customer, this is how Uber Eats works:
1. You download the app and log in your information and card details
2. You search for your favourite restaurant or the last place you want to order from.
3. You browse through the menu, select what you want.
4. Your order gets processed and given to a delivery person to be delivered to your indicated located by you,