July 2024: Deliverect, a leading global food tech SaaS business, today announced the launch of Pulse, a powerful and dynamic marketing intelligence platform that enables restaurants to enhance visibility and ROI. Restaurants are able to understand their operations and competitive intelligence in order to increase order volume while optimizing marketing with Pulses’ integration with delivery services such as Uber Eats, DoorDash or Deliveroo. As its platform partners and notable restaurant customers such as Burger King, Little Caesars, and Pret A Manger show, Deliverect provides a complete solution for food ordering online.
This mission is carried further with the help of Pulse, providing the restaurants with opportunities for gaining actionable intelligence for understanding the reputation of their establishment and the strategies employed by competitors, supplemented with the tools for making savvy real-time adjustments to enhance their positions on the market, appeal more to the consumers and increase their visibility. The company also has more than 600M orders processed globally and a 96 percent increase in sales for clients.
In May 2024, Uber Eats revealed that it is partnering with Instacart to provide food delivery within the U.S, enabling customers to place orders from over three hundred thousand restaurants via the Instacart app. With the help of this cooperation, users will have a convenient alternative that integrates grocery shopping and meal delivery services into one.
April 2024: Over 3,500 cities and towns across America welcomed Amazon’s new Prime monthly grocery delivery subscription benefit offered to Prime members and customers with a registered electronic benefit transfer card. Price at $9.99 per month for Prime members, this subscription that pays for itself after a single delivery order in a month allows Prime members unlimited grocery delivery on orders amounting to $35 or more from Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods Markert and numerous local grocery and specialty shops all available on Amazon.com, as well as more convenient delivery and pickup services.
At the time of introduction, registered EBT card-holders, whether Prime Access customers or not, could still enjoy similar grocery subscription benefits with no Prime membership for only $4.99 per month. Since then, they have been experiencing new sign-ups for the grocery subscription and positive feedback from customers for its affordability. For the customers, the grocery delivery costs incurred on their shopping are offset by the savings they experience from being subscribed to the find it useful as their grocery shopping was made easy.
