According to a November 6 press release, Domino's Pizza knows that getting everyone in the office together to figure out the lunch order can be frustrating, so the recognized leader in pizza delivery and digital ordering platforms made it a little easier, thanks to the enterprise software platform Slack. As of November 6, ordering a pizza lunch for that work meeting became as simple as having a quick group chat.

"Collaboration on a big project can now carry over to collaborating on a team lunch order," said Dennis Maloney, Domino's senior vice president and chief digital officer. "We love to make ordering as easy and convenient as possible, and that includes ordering for the workplace. Now you can organize a group lunch with your coworkers down the hall, all from the comfort of your cubicle."

Slack users can go to the Slack App Directory and click to install the Domino's ordering app for their workspace. Team members can either order via a direct Slack message to Domino's or collaborate on a group order in a channel. Customers can also ask for a coupon, which will give them a 20 percent discount on all Slack orders.

To find more information about Slack ordering, as well as details on all the AnyWare ordering platforms, including Twitter, text, smart TV, Amazon Echo, Facebook Messenger, Google Home and more, visit anyware.dominos.com.