Domino’s Enhances Customer Engagement With Slice Sauce Launch & Giveaway
Domino's Pizza Inc. has introduced its first-ever Slice Sauce, a creamy, zesty dip with a hint of Parmesan designed to enhance every bite of pizza. To promote the launch, the company is offering a free Slice Sauce with any online purchase of its Handmade Pan or Parmesan Stuffed Crust pizzas through June 14. The new sauce is positioned as a premium add-on, paired with the brand’s most indulgent menu items. As part of the campaign, Domino’s has partnered with Shinola to create a co-branded collection of watches and leather goods. Customers who order qualifying pizzas by May 7 receive exclusive, password-protected access to shop the limited collection at preferred pricing when it launches online May 8. The lineup includes timepieces, wallets, and travel accessories, all featuring subtle Domino’s branding and presented in coordinated black-and-gold packaging.
Domino’s Executive Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer, Kate Trumbull, said, “Two iconic Michigan-based brands are joining forces, and we couldn’t be more excited. Customers have been able to enjoy our most decadent pizzas at an affordable, everyday price, and now, we’re bringing even more attainable luxury their way by giving away free Slice Sauce, as well as providing access to a Domino’s-branded line of Shinola watches and leather goods at an exclusive rate. It’s a celebration of craftsmanship and quality, while offering premium products without the premium price.”
The promotion blends affordability with a sense of everyday luxury, offering both a free food upgrade and access to premium merchandise. Domino’s is also enhancing the digital experience with a special black-and-gold version of its order tracker for participating customers. Overall, the campaign aims to elevate the brand’s image while rewarding customers with both immediate value and exclusive perks.
Watch this Instagram reel as influencer snachwithzach reviews Domino’s Slice Sauce.
Uber Eats and Ace Hardware Partner to Expand On-Demand Home Improvement Delivery
Uber Technologies, Inc. has partnered with Ace Hardware to bring more than 3,700 Ace stores across all 50 states onto the Uber Eats platform. The collaboration allows customers to shop for home improvement supplies directly through the app, with options for both on-demand and scheduled delivery, making it easier to access tools and materials without leaving home. The partnership combines Ace Hardware’s strong network of locally owned neighborhood stores with Uber’s delivery technology to provide faster, more flexible shopping solutions. Customers can browse a wide range of products—from tools and paint to garden supplies—select their nearest store, and track deliveries in real time. The move is designed to meet the needs of both last-minute projects and planned home improvement tasks.
Ace Hardware Head of Digital, Bill Kiss, said, “Ace is built on a network of locally-owned stores that are deeply rooted in the communities they serve, and partnering with Uber allows us to meet our customers wherever they are. Whether they’re tackling a last-minute project or planning ahead, our customers now have greater access to fast, flexible solutions for getting the products they need delivered right to their doorstep.”
This expansion reflects Uber Eats’ broader strategy to grow beyond food delivery into everyday retail categories such as home improvement, electronics, and beauty. With thousands of new retailers and tens of thousands of locations added in recent years, the platform continues to position itself as a one-stop shop for essentials, offering greater convenience and accessibility for consumers nationwide.
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Deliverect Unveils AI-Powered Platform to Automate and Boost Restaurant Revenue
Deliverect has launched Deliverect AI, a new system of autonomous agents and smart assistants designed to help restaurants increase revenue, streamline operations, and eliminate time-consuming manual tasks. The platform, already used by major brands like Burger King and KFC, marks a shift from basic automation to intelligent systems that actively optimize digital ordering and performance. At the core of the platform are Autonomous Menu Agents and Support Agents. Menu Agents analyze real-time purchasing data and continuously adjust digital menus—highlighting top-selling items, promoting upsells, and minimizing underperformers—to meet goals like higher order value or increased sales. Meanwhile, Support Agents monitor ordering systems, detect issues such as outages or integration errors, and resolve them automatically before they impact revenue.
Deliverect CEO and Co-founder Zhong Xu said, “We built Deliverect to give restaurants control of their digital operations. Today, we are giving them the intelligent engine to grow their digital revenue. These agents do not only assist human teams. They perform the work: optimising every menu, protecting every dollar of digital income, and executing in minutes what used to take weeks and cost thousands of dollars. Every operational task on our platform can now be handled by an agent, and we intend to build them all.”
In addition, Smart Assistants allow brands to instantly update menu visuals and promotions across multiple locations in response to events or campaigns, replacing weeks of coordination and significant costs. Initially launching in the United Kingdom, with expansion planned for other regions, Deliverect AI represents the company’s first large-scale rollout of autonomous agents. The platform has already demonstrated strong results, including a fully automated campaign that significantly increased sales, signaling a new era of AI-driven restaurant management.
Learn more about Deliverect AI here.
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Domino's Celebrates New Signature Sauce with Exclusive Access to Cobranded Merchandise from Shinola
Ace Hardware Joins Uber Eats to Expand Local, On-Demand Delivery for Customers Nationwide Share
Deliverect Launches Autonomous AI Agents to Optimize Restaurant Menus and Revenue