Thank you to Uber Eats, consumers are not only able to order their food cravings and the food they love, but also other items, even non-food items. Once in a while, Uber Eats connects with stores to expand its delivery options.
Recently, ridesharing media reported Uber Eats’ newest collaboration with Australia’s office retail business, known as Officeworks. Officerworks and its products are accessible for quick delivery through Uber Eats. So, whether it’s that last-minute Kris Kringle present, tech finds, or gaming items, to daily essentials, Uber Eats and Officeworks are here for you.
The retailer is delighted about this partnership, saying, “More Australians are choosing rapid delivery as expectations for fast, simple and flexible shopping continue to rise. “Officeworks customer insights show convenience is a key driver of choice, with a national survey identifying it as the number one reason customers shop with the retailer – reinforced by strong growth in Click & Collect and increasing demand for faster fulfilment options.”
In this planet that looks for fast yet instant gratification, this comes very handy.
Some of the features and perks that this partnership brings are:
- Several eligible and popular products available for quick delivery via the Uber Eats application, including Christmas faves, such as wrapping papers, gifts, and stocking fillers. There are tech essentials, too, like Apple’s AirPods, Nintendo, laptops, and speakers.
- Be sure to order by 5 p.m. on Christmas Eve to secure gifts and must-have items that Santa Claus is more than glad to wrap for you, with no envy, of course.
- In within an hour, you can get the item. This helps you save time, skip the crowds, and avoid the stresses.
- In terms of pricing, the items on Uber Eats’ official app are of roughly and around the similar price as in-store on Officeworks.
Officeworks’ management is looking forward to the reception of this tie-up and collaboration, stating, “With the Christmas countdown underway, convenience and value are front of mind for many Australians. Our partnership with Uber Eats offers customers a simple way to access gifts, technology, craft supplies, and everyday essentials, delivered directly to their door.”
Meanwhile, for Uber Eats’ general management for Asia-Pacific, it’s nothing but thrilling.
They told Ridesharing Forum, “We’re thrilled to welcome Officeworks to the Uber Eats app, especially during the busiest shopping season of the year.”