From the Transaction List Report, you can view a summary of your daily transactions in one simple overview. This overview is called the Transaction List Summary View.
Prerequisites: This feature is available for all Vagaro businesses.
Tap anywhere in the area that shows Cash Drawer and Money Earned to expand the summary view.
The screen is divided into four sections:
Tap the icon to see a pop-up description of the section. Continue reading for more detail on each section.
Total money earned from the different payment types.
Description |
How Calculated |
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Cash |
Money earned from cash transactions* |
Total Cash - (Cash Refunds + Cash Change Due) |
Credit Card |
Money earned from credit card transactions* |
Total Credit Card payments - (Credit Card Refunds) |
Check |
Money earned from check transactions* |
Total check amounts paid |
Bank (ACH) |
Rent collection via ACH payments |
Total rent collected by ACH |
Vagaro Pay Later |
Money earned from VPL transactions* |
Total VPL payments - VPL refunds |
Other Payment Methods |
Money earned from other payment method transactions* |
Total Other payments - other payment refunds |
Total |
Total of all categories |
* - including taxes, tips, and fees
Scenario 1: The customer pays $60 for their service plus tax and tip ($50) and receives $10 cash as change. The Money Earned/Cash total includes the $50 service/tax/tip.
Scenario 2 (for Credit Card, Check, and Other Payment Methods): The customer pays $60 for the service ($40,) tax ($5,) and tip ($5) using credit card, check, or another payment method, and receives $10 cash/change due. Money Earned/Cash includes ($10) because it came out as change. Money Earned/[payment method] includes the full $60 payment.
Description |
How Calculated |
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Memberships |
Membership discounts or visits used to pay an Amount Due, including refunds. Doesn't include taxes, tips, fees, and shipping. |
Membership visits or discount amount - refunded amounts for items paid for with a membership |
Packages |
Package visits are used to pay an Amount Due. |
Total package visits - refunded amounts for items paid using package visits |
Gift Cards |
|
Total of gift cards redeemed - refunds issued as gift cards |
Total |
Total of all categories |
Memberships and Packages
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Amount due = $40 ($30 service, $5 tip, $5 tax).
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The customer pays with a membership visit, which covers the $30 service.
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Redeemed/Membership includes the $30 for the service.
If the customer receives a refund for the service, $30 is subtracted from Redeemed/Membership.
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Depending on the payment method, $10 (tax & tip) go into one of the Money Earned categories.
Memberships
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Amount due = $40 ($30 service, $5 tip, $5 tax).
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Membership gives 50% off the $30 service.
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Redeemed/Membership includes $15 for the discounted service.
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Depending on the payment method, tax, and tip go into one of the Money Earned categories.
Gift card redeemed for cash payment: The customer pays $50 cash and uses a $50 gift card to pay for a $100 charge. Money Earned/Cash includes $50, and Redeemed/Gift Card included $50.
Service-based gift card redeemed: Amount due = $40 ($30 service, $5 tip, $5 tax.) The customer redeems a service-based gift card for the service ($30 value.) Redeemed/Gift Cards includes $30. Money Earned/[payment method] includes $10 for tax and tip.
Refunds by gift card: The customer receives a $50 gift card as a refund. Redeemed/Gift Cards includes ($50).
Total money earned from the different payment types.
Description |
How Calculated |
|
Opening Balance |
Set by the business each day |
Enteret at the beginning of the day. |
Cash Collected |
Total legal tender collected, including taxes, tips, and fees. |
Gross total of cash (bills and coins.) |
Cash Refunds |
Total refunds given as cash, displayed as a negative value. |
Total of refunds issued as cash. |
Change |
Total legal tender given as change during cash transactions, displayed as a negative value. |
Change given from cash drawer (bills and coins.) |
Current Balance |
Total of all categories |
Cash Drawer Example:
The customer pays for an $18 charge with $20 bill and receives $2 in change. Cash Collected includes $20, and Change Given includes $2.
Select the arrow to expand the summary screen.
The screen is divided into four sections:
Hover over the icon to see a pop-up description of the section. Continue reading for more detail on each section.
Total money earned from the different payment types.
Description |
How Calculated |
|
Cash |
Money earned from cash transactions* |
Total Cash - (Cash Refunds + Cash Change Due) |
Credit Card |
Money earned from credit card transactions* |
Total Credit Card payments - (Credit Card Refunds) |
Check |
Money earned from check transactions* |
Total check amounts paid |
Bank (ACH) |
Rent collection via ACH payments |
Total rent collected by ACH |
Vagaro Pay Later |
Money earned from VPL transactions* |
Total VPL payments - VPL refunds |
Other Payment Methods |
Money earned from other payment method transactions* |
Total Other payments - other payment refunds |
Total |
Total of all categories |
* - including taxes, tips, and fees
Scenario 1: The customer pays $60 for their service plus tax and tip ($50) and receives $10 cash as change. The Money Earned/Cash total includes the $50 service/tax/tip.
Scenario 2 (for Credit Card, Check, and Other Payment Methods): The customer pays $60 for the service ($40,) tax ($5,) and tip ($5) using credit card, check, or another payment method, and receives $10 cash/change due. Money Earned/Cash includes ($10) because it came out as change. Money Earned/[payment method] includes the full $60 payment.
Description |
How Calculated |
|
Memberships |
Membership discounts or visits used to pay an Amount Due, including refunds. Doesn't include taxes, tips, fees, and shipping. |
Membership visits or discount amount - refunded amounts for items paid for with a membership |
Packages |
Package visits are used to pay an Amount Due. |
Total package visits - refunded amounts for items paid using package visits |
Gift Cards |
|
Total of gift cards redeemed - refunds issued as gift cards |
Total |
Total of all categories |
Memberships and Packages
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Amount due = $40 ($30 service, $5 tip, $5 tax).
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The customer pays with a membership visit, which covers the $30 service.
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Redeemed/Membership includes the $30 for the service.
If the customer receives a refund for the service, $30 is subtracted from Redeemed/Membership.
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Depending on the payment method, $10 (tax & tip) go into one of the Money Earned categories.
Memberships
-
Amount due = $40 ($30 service, $5 tip, $5 tax).
-
Membership gives 50% off the $30 service.
-
Redeemed/Membership includes $15 for the discounted service.
-
Depending on the payment method, tax, and tip go into one of the Money Earned categories.
Gift card redeemed for cash payment: The customer pays $50 cash and uses a $50 gift card to pay for a $100 charge. Money Earned/Cash includes $50, and Redeemed/Gift Card included $50.
Service-based gift card redeemed: Amount due = $40 ($30 service, $5 tip, $5 tax.) The customer redeems a service-based gift card for the service ($30 value.) Redeemed/Gift Cards includes $30. Money Earned/[payment method] includes $10 for tax and tip.
Refunds by gift card: The customer receives a $50 gift card as a refund. Redeemed/Gift Cards includes ($50).
Total money earned from the different payment types.
Description |
How Calculated |
|
Opening Balance |
Set by the business each day |
Enteret at the beginning of the day. |
Cash Collected |
Total legal tender collected, including taxes, tips, and fees. |
Gross total of cash (bills and coins.) |
Cash Refunds |
Total refunds given as cash, displayed as a negative value. |
Total of refunds issued as cash. |
Change |
Total legal tender given as change during cash transactions, displayed as a negative value. |
Change given from cash drawer (bills and coins.) |
Current Balance |
Total of all categories |
Cash Drawer Example:
The customer pays for an $18 charge with $20 bill and receives $2 in change. Cash Collected includes $20, and Change Given includes $2.
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