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Ordit vs. Deliveroo for Work — which is better?

Deliveroo for Work is the brand everyone knows. Ordit is the platform built for business: own fleet, group batch delivery, Workday integration and no 12-month lock-in. Here is the honest comparison.

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Quick comparison at a glance

How Ordit and Deliveroo for Work compare on the features corporate teams ask about most.

Feature comparison of Ordit and Deliveroo for Work
FeatureOrditDeliveroo for Work
Own delivery fleetE-bikes & cargo bikesGig riders
Delivery speed promise30 minutes, guaranteed30–45 minutes, varies
Group batch delivery by cargo bikeYes—
Group catering in the same platformYesLimited (separate)
Restaurant partners300+ London restaurants1,000+ UK-wide
SSO integrationAzure AD, OktaAzure AD only
Expense system integrationSAP Concur, Workday, SFTPSAP Concur
Dedicated account managerYesLimited (self-service)
Platform fee8–10%10–15%
Minimum contractNone — cancel anytime12 months

Competitor details based on published terms — always confirm current terms with the provider.

The short version

Where Ordit wins

Four differences that decide it for most London teams.

Own fleet, not gig riders

Ordit's fleet delivers in 30 minutes, guaranteed. Deliveroo relies on independent riders — times vary and riders can cancel.

Group batch delivery

Fifty desk lunches arrive together on one cargo bike. Deliveroo sends individual gig riders — slower and more chaotic.

Workday integration

SSO via Azure AD and Okta; expenses to SAP Concur, Workday or daily SFTP feeds. Deliveroo has no Workday integration.

Lower platform fee

Ordit charges 8–10% versus Deliveroo for Work's 10–15% — hundreds of pounds a month back for a 100-person team.

Your own fleet beats gig riders

Ordit's e-bikes and cargo bikes are dedicated, scheduled and tracked — around 300 orders a night for one global investment bank, typically delivered within 45 minutes. No rider cancellations, no surge games, and a whole desk's lunch batched onto one cargo bike.

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Which one fits your team?

The honest decision guide — both platforms are good at what they were built for.

Choose Ordit

  • You need reliable, guaranteed delivery times
  • Team lunches should arrive together, in one batch
  • Your firm runs Workday (Deliveroo does not integrate)
  • You want a dedicated account manager, not self-service
  • No long-term contract — cancel anytime
  • Your office is in Central London, the City or Canary Wharf
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Choose Deliveroo for Work

  • Your office sits outside Zone 1–2 and needs wider coverage
  • Your team already loves the consumer Deliveroo app
  • You have no Workday or payroll integration needs
  • Everyone orders individually — no group catering
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Reliability your meetings can count on.

For London firms with group catering needs, reliability decides it: own fleet, batched team lunches, one invoice. See it in a 20-minute demo.

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