Vouchers are similar to coupons and can be created by organizations to provide rides or meals for employees, clients, or customers at no cost to them.
There are three types of vouchers that can be created when setting up a voucher campaign:
Business administrators can create vouchers through the Uber for Business Dashboard. To learn more, see the Self-service vouchers FAQ.
Customers receive vouchers depending on how it was distributed:
You can control who receives vouchers, and your organization is only billed for the ride or meal that is redeemed, not necessarily for the full value of the voucher.
Estimating campaign costs
Use the Cost Estimator when setting up your voucher program to predict your spending. Enter the number of vouchers and their values to see the maximum total budget your campaign might require. Since you’re only billed for redeemed rides or meals, your final cost might be lower than the estimate.
Billing cycle
To set up a voucher campaign, your organization must be on a daily or monthly billing cycle. Your credit card will be charged daily for the total value of vouchers redeemed each day.
Manual Payments
You can make one manual payment per day. If you opt for a manual payment, your account will still be billed at the end of the day for any remaining balance. To make a manual payment:
Preventing Voucher Misuse
Setting clear parameters for voucher campaigns is important because your organization is financially responsible for all vouchers that are redeemed, even in the case of misuse. Here are some best practices:
Create individual vouchers: Individual vouchers are designed with specific restrictions in place, allowing redemption by only one user per code. Whereas general vouchers use a single code that can be redeemed by multiple users.
Add restrictions: Restrictions help your organization ensure that vouchers are only used in the way that they were intended. For example, vouchers can be limited to certain geographic locations and specific days of the week or times.
To get started, you’ll need to create a Voucher Campaign via the Admin Panel, which can be found in the Business Dashboard at vouchers.uber.com. Only organizations that are set up on daily or monthly billing cycles will be eligible to create voucher campaigns. Once a voucher campaign is active, you won’t be able to make it more restrictive in terms of the value and use cases. Review your voucher parameters before publishing to avoid future issues.
Two ways to create vouchers are:
Standard template
Contains fully editable voucher fields and is meant for distribution to multiple recipients.
To set up a standard template for vouchers:
To create a voucher using a standard template:
Locked template
Contains voucher fields that can’t be edited and is meant for distribution to a single recipient or a group of recipients.
To set up a locked template for vouchers:
To create a voucher using a locked template:
To create vouchers manually
You have two options for distributing vouchers.
Uber sends vouchers for you: Simply provide recipient names along with the phone numbers or email addresses.
Self-Distribution: Distribute vouchers on your own using links. No recipient contact details are needed for this method. Here are the two ways to distribute:
When distributing vouchers yourself, please ensure you follow Uber’s brand guidelines, including proper usage of the Uber wordmark and logo.
If you are a business administrator and you want to see how many vouchers have been used:
If you are a program administrator, you can see all the details of your campaign through the business dashboard by:
Once a voucher campaign is active, you can make it less restrictive, but you won’t be able to change it in terms of valid costs and uses. Be sure to review your voucher parameters before publishing.
You can edit an active voucher campaign to remove restrictions.
To edit a campaign:
To cancel a campaign:
To cancel a specific recipient’s voucher:
If the criteria have been met, vouchers can be applied for up to 30 days after a trip or order has been completed. To do this:
For additional support, please visit the Uber for Business Help Center.
Use of Uber Vouchers is governed by the Uber for Business General Terms and Conditions and the Uber Vouchers Product Addendum.
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