The new "Zomato for Enterprise" will directly bill your company for business-related food orders
Aug 28, 2024, 16:28 IST
Zomato has unveiled its latest innovation, Zomato for Enterprise (ZFE), a platform designed to revolutionize the way companies manage food expenses. Announced by CEO Deepinder Goyal, this platform aims to simplify the often cumbersome and time-consuming process of reimbursing corporate food orders. Traditionally, employees had to place orders on their own, pay out-of-pocket, and then navigate the tedious reimbursement process — a situation that ZFE is poised to change.
ZFE allows employees to directly bill their business-related food orders to their employers, sidestepping the need for personal payment and subsequent reimbursement. This not only eases the burden on employees but also provides companies with greater control over their food-related expenditures. Employers can set budgets, establish ordering rules, and manage employee access through the platform, ensuring transparency and efficiency.
The launch of ZFE is particularly timely, coming just days after Zomato's decision to shut down its "Intercity Legends" service. Despite initial excitement, "Intercity Legends," which delivered iconic dishes from 10 different cities across India, struggled to gain traction and was ultimately discontinued. However, Zomato's swift pivot to ZFE demonstrates the company's agility and focus on addressing customer needs.
Over 100 top companies have already adopted ZFE, contributing valuable feedback that has shaped the platform’s development. The response has been overwhelmingly positive, with many praising the initiative for its practicality and ease of use.
As Zomato continues to expand its offerings, ZFE stands out as a promising solution for corporate India, blending convenience, transparency, and innovation in a way that could redefine food expense management across the country.
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ZFE allows employees to directly bill their business-related food orders to their employers, sidestepping the need for personal payment and subsequent reimbursement. This not only eases the burden on employees but also provides companies with greater control over their food-related expenditures. Employers can set budgets, establish ordering rules, and manage employee access through the platform, ensuring transparency and efficiency.
The launch of ZFE is particularly timely, coming just days after Zomato's decision to shut down its "Intercity Legends" service. Despite initial excitement, "Intercity Legends," which delivered iconic dishes from 10 different cities across India, struggled to gain traction and was ultimately discontinued. However, Zomato's swift pivot to ZFE demonstrates the company's agility and focus on addressing customer needs.
Over 100 top companies have already adopted ZFE, contributing valuable feedback that has shaped the platform’s development. The response has been overwhelmingly positive, with many praising the initiative for its practicality and ease of use.
As Zomato continues to expand its offerings, ZFE stands out as a promising solution for corporate India, blending convenience, transparency, and innovation in a way that could redefine food expense management across the country.