Domino’s to Launches Amazon Voice Ordering with GPS Tracking
15 Aug 2017
Today, ordering your favorite pizza is faster and easier than it’s ever been.
The delivery chain “Domino’s Pizza” is launching its voice-ordering pizza service through Amazon’s Echo device. This service is being called an “industry first” and GPS tracking is also being introduced as well for tracking the chain’s pizzas.
Domino’s new GPS delivery tracking device is being supported by the new Amazon “skill” where customers in certain locations can use the Amazon Echo and ask Alexa to tell them where their pizza order is down to the exact minute.
According to David Wild, Chief executive, British customers are cautious more than ever about the present economic outlook, however, he went on to say the company’s main focus is on growth investment.
In the beginning of 2017, Domino’s Pizza Group has been experiencing good progress despite the uncertainty of the economic environment of the UK, Wild said.
Wild said they’ve experienced a record 6 months in the UK, opened up an additional 40 brand-new stores and therefore have raised their expectations to 90 from 80 this year. He says he’s delighted that they’ll be opening their 1,000th British unit shortly and are right on track for achieving their 1,600 objective.
Domino’s Pizza, according to Wild, continues to have an edge on the pizza market due to its newer, cutting-edge innovations like their Facebook Messenger service, the launch of their ordering by emoji, the popular Lotta-Chocca pizza, and their newest launch of voice ordering through Amazon Echo. Amazon and Domino’s signed a deal that now allows you to use their voice activated devices to place your order with just one command.
You’ll need to follow three simple steps to order your pizza and even their new chocolate dessert pizza. These steps are:
- Go to Domino’s website to set up your “Easy Order” account.
- Use the Alexa app to enable the Domino’s Skill.
- Once you link your Domino’s account with your Alexa account, you’re ready to voice order your favorite Dominos items.
And, don’t forget you have all the other essential commands that are simple too, including:
“Alexa, ask Domino’s to feed me.”
“Alexa, ask Domino’s to track my order.”
“Alexa, ask Domino’s where my pizza is.”
After their successful trial, Dominos will then roll out their GPS delivery tracking that’ll let you track your delivery and help stores manage their labor.
According to Dominos, by introducing their GPS delivery tracking it will provide the franchise with “significant labor savings” while also improving the overall experience of online customers.
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