Corporate catering for financial services.

Trading floors eat at market open. Deal teams eat at 9pm. Ordit handles both — overtime meal rules, budgets per group and expense codes that flow straight to SAP Concur. Trusted by Citibank, Morgan Stanley and BlackRock.

A spread of premium restaurant meals laid out for a finance team working late

Built for finance

What finance firms need from a food platform

Unpredictable hours, strict expense controls and audit trails — handled by rules, not spreadsheets.

Hours that flex

Trading desks eat at market open; deal teams eat at 9pm. On-demand ordering covers both — no fixed catering schedule.

Expenses that code themselves

Every order tagged with an expense code at checkout — "Overtime Meals", "Client Entertainment" — flowing daily to SAP Concur.

Budgets per group

A £16 budget for the desk, £12 for operations, £10 for analysts — set by role, team or grade in one system.

Audit-ready by default

Spend by person, team, project and expense code, exportable in seconds. PCI compliant, CART audit-ready.

Three workflows, one platform

Overtime meals, desk lunches and client entertainment — each with its own rules, all on one invoice.

Overtime meals

Dinner on the firm, after 6pm

Set the rule once — "meals covered after 6pm weekdays, 5pm weekends" — and the platform enforces it automatically.

  • No approvals:eligibility is checked at checkout, not by a PA.
  • Coded:orders land in SAP Concur under "Overtime Meals".
  • Proven:~300 orders a night for one global investment bank.
Trading floor lunches

One desk, one delivery

On busy days, one group order feeds the whole desk — around 30 meals per restaurant, delivered together, each meal labelled by name.

  • Fast:minimum 90 minutes notice for an ad-hoc group order.
  • Flat fee:£15 + VAT per delivery — one per restaurant, whatever the basket size.
Client entertainment

A separate budget, tracked separately

Run "Employee Meals" and "Client Entertainment" as distinct expense codes — premium partners like Sticks'n'Sushi, Ottolenghi and Emilia's Crafted Pasta included.

  • Presentation:individually boxed or plattered, labelled per guest.
  • Visibility:entertainment spend reported on its own line.

Late nights, covered by your own fleet

Ordit's e-bikes and cargo bikes deliver into the evening across the City and Canary Wharf — around 300 orders a night for one global investment bank, peaking 19:00–20:30 and typically delivered within 45 minutes.

An Ordit rider on an electric cargo bike making an evening delivery in the City

Trusted by Citibank, Morgan Stanley, Nomura and Jefferies

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Proven at City scale

Ordit already runs the evening meal operation for some of London's largest finance names.

2,000+

Orders a day

More than 2,000 orders delivered a day

Ordit runs lunchtime and evening volume across London, including around 300 a night for one global investment bank.

45 min

Typical delivery

Late-night orders typically delivered within 45 minutes

A dedicated team monitors every delivery through the evening peak, so nobody on the desk has to.

4 or 5

FSA rating, every partner

Every restaurant holds an FSA rating of 4 or 5

Client-grade names like Sticks'n'Sushi and Ottolenghi sit alongside everyday favourites, all vetted.

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“Ordit handles approximately 300 orders per night for our London operation across 80 restaurants, typically delivered within 45 minutes, consolidated into one invoice. It replaced three separate vendors and one spreadsheet.”

James W.
Operations Lead, Morgan Stanley

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From Pret to Ottolenghi, near the desk

Fast lunches from Nando's, itsu, Farmer J and Pret A Manger; client-grade dining from Sticks'n'Sushi, Ottolenghi and Emilia's Crafted Pasta — 300+ restaurants across the City and Canary Wharf, every one FSA-rated 4 or 5.

A finance team eating a mix of restaurant meals at a shared table

Financial services FAQs

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