With the new integration, once a business ride is complete, the receipt is immediately available in the Rydoo app.
PARIS, BRUSSELS – Three months since its launch, Rydoo, Sodexo group's corp-up, has enhanced its travel and expense management application by integrating with Uber for Business. The integration aims to eliminate friction related to employees' ride reimbursement. The news demonstrates a shared ambition to offer a seamless business travel experience with a simple, intuitive and fully-connected approach, anywhere in the world.
Sebastien Marchon, CEO of Rydoo, explains: "Rydoo is focused on meeting our customers' expectations by offering global solutions. At Rydoo our goal is to simplify expense management so employees can focus on being productive. Integrating Rydoo with the Uber app is a reflection of our commitment."
Over 65,000 organizations across the globe rely on Uber for Business for safe, reliable transportation for employees and a seamless billing, reporting and management system for travel managers and admins.
With the new integration, once a business ride is complete, the receipt is immediately available in the Rydoo app. The employee simply to has to submit the expense to his manager with a single click. This partnership helps employees to save time by eliminating the need to add each ride to an expense report, and gives businesses a better way to track invoices and create expense budget forecasts.
Christophe Peymirat, Head of EMEA, Uber for Business, said: "Uber for Business is focused on providing organizations across the globe with the best possible way to manage ground transportation programs, and expense management is a critical component of this. We're excited to partner with the tools that our customers rely on most for expenses, including Rydoo."
This new feature will be available at the end of September.
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