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Many startups in SF already offer a reimbursement for work related travel but many employees don't follow up on it due to the inconvenience involved. This is a
by anonfunction 12y ago
Many startups in SF already offer a reimbursement for work related travel but many employees don't follow up on it due to the inconvenience involved. This is a really good idea and I wonder how long until Uber announces the same.
- kornish 12y agoUber actually came out with "Uber for Business" at the end of July: https://www.uber.com/business https://www.uber.com/business http://blog.uber.com/business http://blog.uber.com/business (the blog post announcing it)
- anonfunction 12y agoI had a feeling they did but my quick search didn't turn anything up. Thanks.
- cvander 12y agoUber business is a good approach. But you'll get individual bills for every trip. I hope Lyft gets you one consolidated bill a month for the company.
- mikemac 12y agoThis is the worst part in using Uber for a company. They won't consolidate on a monthly invoice (like most B2B vendors) so you end up with hundreds of Uber transactions on your credit card statement. It's a real pain to manage.
- killerdhmo 12y agoI disagree. In my personal case, I need to individually account for each of those rides when I file reimbursement. A month does not capture that the first week was billable to client x, the second week was work related travel, Monday I was taking a prospective around, etc. individual transactions let me group them by which expense report they belong in. Maybe this is not true for everyone tho.
- badusername 12y agoThis offering is similar to Uber Perks , which uber has had for a couple years..