The app, NY Slice, is available to download on the App Store and Google Play. Customers can also order through the website. Customers have the choice of collection or home delivery.
The artisan New York pies are hand tossed by trained chefs using an authentic, all natural New York pizza dough which has been allowed to prove for up to 5 days in-joint for optimal flour development and crispiness.
Chris McColl, MD of NY Slice, says, “NY Slice is predominantly a home delivery business and having our own platform to facilitate these orders, therefore removing a reliance upon companies such as Just Eat and Deliveroo, is essential. Our customers love the convenience of pre-ordering and delivery and we look forward to them using our app, which offers significant benefits such as menu customisation, Slice Club loyalty and delivery tracking, through our delivery partner Orderlord.”
Nick Hucker, CEO of Preoday, adds, “We love to help our clients bring something extra to their customers. Combined with delivery functionality and integrated into the Tevalis EPOS, the new digital ordering service will provide extra convenience to NY Slice’s customers and will help the company retain more of the margin it would lose to Just Eat.”
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