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Fast Track Device Restore: Get Back Online In A Few Easy Steps

What you’ll need to reset your Uber managed device: Wi-Fi network and password.

Step 1: Reset your Uber-managed device

Follow these steps to factory reset your Uber managed device:
Settings > Reset options > Erase all data (factory reset) > Erase all data


Step 2: Set up your Uber-managed device

Use the Wi-Fi menu to connect and follow the instructions through the "Setting up work device" steps.
It may take up to 30 minutes for your device to update.

Note: Devices with a SIM card don't need Wi-Fi.


Step 3: Click on the Uber Eats Order Manager app

Uber logo above a green receipt icon on a black rounded square background, centred on white.

Your device will automatically sign in using your credentials

You should now be able to take orders.

Once your device is reset, follow the steps below to connect your printer to the Uber Eats Order Manager app.

Uber Eats for Merchants app interface on a smartphone screen, featuring a large tick inside a black circle with green accents and abstract circular patterns in the background.

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This process will help you install the Uber Eats Orders app from scratch. You’ll need a Google account.

This process will walk you through setting up your printer with the Uber Eats Order Manager app.

Reset tablet: Play Store

For this you'll need the following: your Android tablet, your Wi-Fi network password, and your Uber Eats Order Manager login details.

Step 1: Connect and sign in

Connect the tablet to Wi-Fi, then sign in to the Google Play Store (or create an account)

Smartphone home screen with a grey background, showing the time as 10:53 and battery at 79%. The Settings app icon is in the top right, and the bottom dock contains icons for Phone, Contacts, Gmail, Chrome, Discord, and Settings, along with a Google search bar.

Step 2: Download the app

Open the Play Store and search for "Uber Eats Order Manager," find the official Uber Technologies, Inc. app, then tap Install.

Uber Eats Orders app listing on a mobile app store, showing the app icon, install button, rating of 3.7 stars from 6K reviews, over 1 million downloads, and preview images highlighting order management features for businesses.

Step 3: Log in

Open the app, enter your Uber Eats Order Manager login details, and enable permissions.

Mobile screen showing a form requesting the email address used when signing up, with a sample email entered, a 'Find my account' option, and a 'Next' button. A note states that you consent to receive a verification code via text or WhatsApp.

You should now be able to accept orders

Printer setup process

This will walk you through, step by step, how to set up your printer with the Uber Eats Order Manager app.

Start by opening the Uber Eats Order Manager app on your tablet

Uber logo with a green receipt icon below the text, centred on a light grey background.

Tap on the "hamburger icon" located at the top left corner of the screen

Tablet screen showing an order management app with no current orders, displaying tabs for 'Preparing' and 'Ready', both at zero, and a status indicator set to 'Open'.

Tap on Settings

Uber Eats app sidebar menu on a tablet, showing options like Orders, Order History, Scheduled Orders, Menu, Inbox, Settings, and Help. The bottom left displays "Test UEO 06" and "Open until 11:59PM" in green text.

Then tap on “Receipt Printing”

Uber Eats Orders app settings menu on a tablet, showing options like Store hours, Store info, Receipt printing (highlighted), Order settings, Device orientation, Restart the app, and Log out. The app version and a Send feedback button are visible at the bottom.

Now that you see this screen, tap Select to start searching for printers

Tablet screen showing a 'Receipt printing' settings menu with options to select a printer, test print a receipt, enable auto print, set receipt copies per order, and enable item-level receipts. Most options are disabled because no printer has been set up.

Your printer should show up shortly

If it doesn’t, please check that Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are turned on by tapping “Settings” and granting permissions for “Location” and “Nearby devices”.

Tablet screen displaying a dialog titled 'Select printer' with one printer, TM-m30III_000008, listed at the top. Below, a loading spinner and the message 'Searching for printer...' are shown.

Select your printer and continue

Tablet screen showing a dialog titled 'Select printer' with one printer option, 'TM-m30III_000008', selected and a 'Continue' button at the bottom.

Tap Test Print to finish setup and you’re good to go

Tablet screen showing a 'Receipt printing' settings menu with options to select a printer, test print a receipt, enable auto print, set receipt copies per order, and enable item-level receipts. The selected printer is TM-m30III_000008, and one receipt copy per order is set.

You should now be able to print receipts

If the steps above don’t get your device working again, please try the options below.

Uber Eats Orders Web

For restaurants

Instructions for logging in to the Uber Eats Orders app

  1. Open Uber Eats Orders on the web
  2. Enter the credentials (email and password) linked to your restaurant account. Having trouble finding your UEO credentials? See here.

Note: This tab needs to stay open to remain online. The Uber Eats Orders web functionality is limited and the device might not chime or connect to the printer.

Important reminder: Uber Eats will never ask you to share PIN codes, bank account details, passwords, or other sensitive business or personal information over text, email, or phone

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