Other former employees who wished to remain anonymous went further: One said: ‘It’s a bit of both … Basically it progresses from the first stage when the order is “knocked off” the screen which is supposed to be when the pizza goes in the oven.’ One anonymous customer told us that they ‘once phoned them to query something regarding it and was told it’s not accurate to your own order it just takes the average timing for each branch’.įrom people that worked there, there were mixed responses.
The dilemma that tracker truthers have with staff ticking off every single stage is that surely it would be an unnecessary level of work for the busy team members. ‘Each stage of the order process is manually ticked off by a store team member, right through from preparation to leaving for delivery,’ a spokesperson said. So how did this operate? Was it all automated or a manual push-button system used in store to trigger each stage?
#Dominos tracker accuacy drivers
With over half our drivers using GPS, many customers can watch their pizza progress from store to front door.’ ‘Domino’s pizza tracker is a live system based on real-time information from our kitchens. ‘We are pleased to put these wicked rumours to bed,’ they told .uk. We needed to speak to Domino’s for clarification: Is it allowed to not be specifically accurate? If so, why would the tracker even exist? You’ll notice when it goes to “out for delivery” it slows to a f***ing crawl, barely moving.’īit too many expletives for a conversation about pizza, but this is a pretty mindblowing thought. Order a few pizzas and you’ll see it’s the exact same every time.
So it might as well be tracking it.’Īnother said: ‘It’s an automated timer. One Reddit user stated: ‘Placebo but kitchens are basically factories and factories know their cycle times very, very well.
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