"digital order" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to an order that was placed online or an order that was given using digital technology. For example, "I placed a digital order for a book online yesterday."
Pulses of light — data, Ms. Bolan explained — circle the globe, in some new digital order that appears not to have sorted itself just yet.
For most of us, Facebook's flotation sets the seal on a new digital order.
Just like Domino's other apps, the iPad app will also feature the company's national menu, coupons, store locator and digital order tracker.
Nothing earth-shattering here, but it's an attempt at least to bring some digital order to meetings and it aligns with what Cisco has been trying to do with Spark.
After analyzing 2 million digital order confirmations across 9,000 eCommerce stores, we found that email receipts had an impressive 62% open rate and a 13% click through rate (CTR).
In fact, here's where you can truly beat Amazon, in its current form: The digital order is sent to whichever print-on-demand machine from whichever store is nearest, which spits out a book, and, once newer machines are developed, prints outs a shipping label and stamp as well.
McDonald's is introducing "digital ordering kiosks" that are expected to replace human cashiers at fifty-five hundred restaurants by the end of 2018.
Digital orders are a big deal for Domino's.
With the new digital ordering process, the former paper/fax option was identified as NVA waste.
Buyers can access collections online and are able to place digital orders.
Olo, the digital ordering business, has raised $40 million in funding from The Raine Group.
