Marketplace integration
Run your Uber Eats orders from Ordering.co.
Publish your Ordering.co menu to Uber Eats and receive Uber Eats orders in Ordering.co, next to your own channels, with order status sent back automatically.
How Uber Eats works with Ordering.co.
Your menu goes from Ordering.co to Uber Eats. Uber Eats orders come back into Ordering.co, next to the orders from your own channels.
Uber Eats
- 3One menu for every channel
The same Ordering.co menu serves your own website and apps and Uber Eats.
Order route
- 4Uber Eats orders arrive
Each Uber Eats order lands in Ordering.co with the customer, delivery address, items, and options.
- 5Handled with your other orders
Your team accepts, prepares, and completes Uber Eats orders with the same Ordering.co tools.
Order status updates on Uber Eats automatically.
Uber Eats brings the customers. Ordering.co runs the operation.
Uber Eats puts your menu in front of its customers. Ordering.co runs your menu, your orders, and your own channels in one place:
- One menu for every channel. Manage it once in Ordering.co and publish it to Uber Eats.
- Every order in one place. Uber Eats orders arrive next to orders from your own website, app, and kiosk.
- Your own channels too. More than 20 products and more than 1,500 features, including branded websites, apps, kiosks, and loyalty.
- Built to extend. APIs and MCP, with application source code available on eligible plans.
Why use Uber Eats with Ordering.co
- No double entry. Your Uber Eats menu comes from the Ordering.co menu, including modifiers, images, and opening hours.
- Delivery and pickup menus. Ordering.co publishes both to Uber Eats.
- Orders ready to prepare. Each order arrives with the customer, address, items, and options.
- Status without switching tablets. Accepting, marking ready, and completing an order in Ordering.co updates Uber Eats.
What Uber Eats brings
Uber describes Uber Eats for merchants on Uber Eats for merchants and its Marketplace APIs:
- New customers who find your store and order delivery or pickup in the Uber Eats app.
- Integrations with technology partners so you manage Uber Eats orders from the systems you already use.
- Menu and order APIs that let partners like Ordering.co publish menus and handle orders.
How an Uber Eats order moves
- You publish your Ordering.co menu to your Uber Eats store, for delivery and pickup.
- A customer orders in the Uber Eats app.
- The order arrives in Ordering.co with the customer, delivery address, items, and options.
- Your team accepts it, prepares it, and marks it ready. Each status is sent to Uber Eats.
- If the order is canceled on either side, the other side is updated.
Set up and go live
The Ordering.co sales channels guide shows where to request the channel:
- In the Ordering.co Dashboard, open Integrations and then Sales Channels.
- Select Contact Us on Uber Eats. Our team follows up in the support chat.
- Share your Uber Eats store and credentials through the secure process our team provides.
- Review your menu and prices in Ordering.co, then publish the menu to Uber Eats.
- Check the published menu in Uber Eats and start receiving orders.
More ways to sell
- Stream connects more marketplaces to your POS.
- Deliverect runs your own Ordering.co channel next to your marketplace orders.
- Uber Direct delivers the orders placed on your own channels.
Setup
Request the channel, connect your store, and publish your menu.
- 01Request Uber Eats
In the Ordering.co Dashboard, open Integrations > Sales Channels and select Contact Us on Uber Eats.
- 02Connect your Uber Eats store
Our team connects your Uber Eats store to your Ordering.co business with your Uber Eats credentials.
- 03Publish your menu
Publish your Ordering.co menu to Uber Eats, then start receiving Uber Eats orders in Ordering.co.
Resources
Guides and references.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Why manage Uber Eats orders in Ordering.co?
Your Uber Eats orders land next to the orders from your own website, app, and kiosk, so your team works from one place. Ordering.co also gives you your own branded channels, with more than 20 products and more than 1,500 features, custom design with help from our team, APIs and MCP, and application source code on eligible plans.
What goes from Ordering.co to Uber Eats?
Your menu, for both delivery and pickup, with categories, items, prices, modifiers, images, and opening hours. Items with tracked inventory include their quantity.
What comes back from Uber Eats?
Each Uber Eats order arrives in Ordering.co with the customer, delivery address, items, and selected options. Orders canceled on Uber Eats are handled in Ordering.co too.
Does Uber Eats see my order status?
Yes. When your team accepts an order, marks it ready, or completes it in Ordering.co, the status is sent to Uber Eats. Canceling in Ordering.co cancels it on Uber Eats.
Do I maintain a separate menu for Uber Eats?
No. You manage one menu in Ordering.co and publish it to Uber Eats whenever it changes.
Is this the same as Uber Direct?
No. Uber Eats is a marketplace where customers order in the Uber Eats app. Uber Direct delivers the orders customers place on your own channels.
Bring your Uber Eats orders into one place.
Tell us which stores sell on Uber Eats, and we will help you connect them to Ordering.co.