Ordermark and Uber Eats Partner for Third-Party Restaurant Delivery with New Agreement and Tech Integration

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Ordermark, the industry-leading technology service provider helping restaurants and virtual kitchens generate new revenue and profits by adding all available delivery services into a single dashboard and kitchen printer, has entered into a new and expanded agreement with Uber Eats, a food delivery platform powered by Uber, that works with more than 320,000 restaurants worldwide. “We’re pleased to partner with Uber Eats as this relationship will translate directly into greater efficiency, more orders, and higher value for our restaurant partners nationwide.” “At Uber Eats, we are committed to bringing our restaurant partners the best technology available to help set them up for success,” says Liz Meyerdirk, Global Head of Business Development at Uber Eats. “Thats why we are thrilled to be expanding our partnership with Ordermark, and look forward to seeing how restaurants continue to benefit from their products.” “Ordermark prioritizes working with delivery partners that share our obsession with streamlining operations for restaurants,” says Andrew Lambert, Head of Partnerships at Ordermark. Born in the kitchen of the world-famous Canter’s Deli in Los Angeles by a fourth-generation restaurateur, Ordermark was built, tested, and refined from the perspective of a restaurant operator. Since launching the Eats app three and a half years ago, the business has leveraged Ubers technology and logistics expertise to serve 500+ cities globally and partner with more than 320,000 restaurants, all while keeping average delivery time under 30 minutes.

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