What Uber for Business login is and where to find it
Uber for Business is a separate login portal from the regular Uber app. It lets companies manage employee rides, track spending, and set policies for business travel. You do not log in through the standard Uber app — you go to a different website or use a dedicated business dashboard.
The main entry point is the Uber for Business website at uberforbusiness.com. From there, you can log in with your company email address and password. Some companies also give employees access through a mobile app or a link embedded in their internal systems.
Your company's Uber for Business administrator sets up the account first. Once they do, they send you an invitation email with instructions to create your login credentials. You cannot create a Uber for Business account on your own — it must be set up by someone at your organization with admin rights.
Key Takeaways
- Uber for Business login happens at uberforbusiness.com or through a mobile app, not through the regular Uber app.
- Your company administrator must invite you and set up the account before you can log in for the first time.
- You will receive an email invitation with a link to create your password and complete your profile.
- Once logged in, you can book rides, view your trip history, and see charges billed to your company account.
- Password resets and account issues usually go through your company's Uber for Business admin, not Uber customer service.
Steps to log in for the first time
When your company administrator adds you to Uber for Business, you will receive an email from Uber with the subject line "You're invited to Uber for Business." This email contains a link to set up your account. Click that link and you will be taken to a page asking you to create a password.
Enter a strong password — Uber requires at least 8 characters, including uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and numbers. You may also be asked to verify your phone number or add a profile photo. Complete all required fields and click the button to finish setup.
After you create your password, you can log in at uberforbusiness.com using your company email address and the password you just set. Some companies also enable single sign-on (SSO), which means you log in using your company's regular network credentials instead of a separate Uber password. Ask your administrator whether your company uses SSO.
What to do if you do not receive an invitation email
If you were told you have been added to Uber for Business but you never got an invitation email, check your spam or junk folder first. Uber's invitation emails sometimes get filtered. If it is not there, wait 24 hours — the email system can be slow.
After 24 hours, contact your company's Uber for Business administrator directly. They can resend the invitation from their admin dashboard, or they can check whether your email address was entered correctly when they added you. Do not contact Uber support directly — they cannot send invitations or troubleshoot account setup. Your administrator is the only person who can fix this on Uber's end.
If your company does not have an administrator you can reach, contact your HR or finance department. They will know who manages the Uber for Business account.
Resetting your password
If you forget your password, go to uberforbusiness.com and click "Forgot password?" on the login page. Enter your company email address. Uber will send you a password reset link to that email. Click the link, create a new password, and log back in.
The reset link expires after a few hours. If you do not use it in time, go back to the login page and request a new one. If you do not receive the reset email, check your spam folder and wait a few minutes — the email can take time to arrive.
If you still cannot reset your password after trying these steps, your company administrator may need to reset your account from their end. Some organizations restrict password resets to their admin team for security reasons.
Logging in on mobile devices
Many companies set up Uber for Business so employees can book rides on their phones. Some use the regular Uber app with a business profile option, while others use a dedicated Uber for Business mobile app. Ask your administrator which method your company uses.
If your company uses the regular Uber app, you may see a "Switch to business profile" option in the app menu after you log in with your personal account. Tap that to switch to your company account. If your company uses a dedicated app, download it from the App Store or Google Play, then log in with your company email and password.
Mobile login works the same way as desktop login — use your company email address and the password you created during setup. If you have trouble logging in on your phone, try logging in on a computer first to make sure your account is working. Then try the mobile app again.
Common login problems and how to fix them
If you see a message saying "Invalid email or password," double-check that you are using your company email address, not a personal email. Uber for Business accounts are tied to your work email only. Also make sure Caps Lock is not on — passwords are case-sensitive.
If you see "Your account is not yet active" or "You do not have permission to access this," your administrator may not have finished setting you up. Wait 24 hours and try again. If the problem continues, ask your administrator to check your account status in their admin dashboard.
If the website or app will not load at all, try clearing your browser's cache and cookies, then log out completely and log back in. If you are on a company network, your IT department may have blocked access to uberforbusiness.com — ask them to whitelist the domain. If you are on personal wifi and the site still will not load, try a different browser or device.
What happens after you log in
Once you are logged in, you will see your Uber for Business dashboard. From there, you can book a ride by entering your pickup and dropoff locations, just like in the regular Uber app. The ride will be billed to your company account instead of your personal payment method.
You can also view your trip history, see how much each ride cost, and download receipts for expense reports. Some companies set spending limits or restrict which types of rides (UberX, Uber Black, etc.) employees can book. Those rules appear in your account settings or when you try to book a ride.
Your administrator can see all trips booked under your account, so keep that in mind when using Uber for Business. Personal trips should be booked through your regular Uber account instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the same password for Uber for Business and my personal Uber account?
You can, but Uber for Business and personal Uber are separate accounts with separate logins. Your company email is tied to Uber for Business, and your personal email is tied to your regular Uber account. Using the same password for both is not recommended for security reasons — if one account is compromised, the other is at risk too.
What if my company email address changed?
Contact your Uber for Business administrator. They can update your email address in the admin dashboard, or they may need to remove you and re-invite you with your new email. This process usually takes a few hours.
Can I log in to Uber for Business from outside my country?
Yes, Uber for Business works internationally. You can log in and book rides in any country where Uber operates. Your company's billing and policies still apply, so check with your administrator about any restrictions on international travel.
What if I leave my job?
Your administrator will remove you from Uber for Business, and your login will stop working. You will not be able to access the account or book rides under it. If you need to book personal rides after leaving, use your regular Uber account instead.
Is Uber for Business login the same as the Uber Driver app login?
No. Uber for Business is for employees booking rides on company accounts. The Uber Driver app is for people who drive for Uber. They are completely separate systems with different logins and purposes.