Driver Information
Delivery Command (DC) is a system for managing deliveries in fast food restaurants. As a
driver you are one of the most important team members in the store however your work can
often go underappreciated. This document highlights some of the benefits of DC for both you
and the store as a whole and seeks to answer some of the commonly asked questions.
Benefits
 In app navigation to the customer as well as back to the store.
 Store chat, so you can chat with your buddies and the store.
 Recognition, Did you just nail that last delivery? Get a score for every
delivery you do.
 Teamwork, When your mates know you're on the way back to the store
that takes the pressure off them. In return they'll be able to prepare for
your arrival by getting your next delivery ready.
FAQ
Does Delivery Command use data?
Yes, the DC app uses a small amount of data in order to transmit your location back to the
store. The average data usage is 1MB per shift (5 hours) (or ~30MB a month). Most typical
phone plans offer between 1,000 and 8,000 MB of data per month so this is a tiny amount.
Does Delivery Command use my battery?
Yes, the GPS receiver on your phone does consume more power than other features on the
phone. To help with this Delivery Command provides a six way charging station in your store
which includes charging cables, in-car chargers, in car phone mounts
and even portable battery packs. The increased battery
consumption will only occur while you are “On shift” and tracking.
When you go “Off shift” the effect on the battery is negligible. You
may also notice your phone getting hot when in navigation mode, this is also normal and is
due to increased current consumption from the CPU and GPS so don't be alarmed.
Does Delivery Command Track me when I am at home?
No, You have complete control over when you are tracked or not. You enable/disable tracking
by marking yourself as “On” or “Off” shift. When you arrive for work go “On Shift” and you will
start tracking. At the end of your shift mark yourself “Off Shift” and you will stop tracking. If
you forget, Delivery Command will automatically take you Off shift every night at 2am.
Got an idea for Delivery Command that will make your life as a driver easier?
Lets us know by emailing [email protected]