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Speaking of dogfooding, let's not forget the restaurant's side of things. The DoorDash payout report is a $#!T show: TIMESTAMP_UTC_TIME, TIMESTAMP_UTC_DATE, TIMESTAMP_LOCAL_TIME, TIMESTAMP_LOCAL_DATE, PAYOUT_TIME, PAYOUT_DATE, STORE_ID, BUSINESS_ID, STORE_NAME, MERCHANT_STORE_ID, TRANSACTION_TYPE, TRANSACTION_ID, DOORDASH_ORDER_ID, MERCHANT_DELIVERY_ID, EXTERNAL_ID, DESCRIPTION, FINAL_ORDER_STATUS, CURRENCY, SUBTOTAL, TAX_SUBTOTAL, COMMISSION, COMMISSION_TAX_AMOUNT, DRIVE_CHARGE, MARKETING_FEES, DELIVERY_FEES, SMALL_ORDER_FEES, TAX_FEES, FLEXIBLE_FULFILLMENT_FEE, FLEXIBLE_FULFILLMENT_FEE_TAX, TIPS, CREDIT, DEBIT, DOORDASH_TRANSACTION_ID, PAYOUT_ID, TAX_REMITTED_BY_DOORDASH_TO_STATE, SUBTOTAL_FOR_TAX, DOORDASH_FUNDED_SUBTOTAL_DISCOUNT_AMOUNT, MERCHANT_FUNDED_SUBTOTAL_DISCOUNT_AMOUNT
What the heck is a 'TAX_FEES' anyway? You have taxes, or you have fees. Why use the terms 'CREDIT' and 'DEBIT'? Too clever by half.What's worse is it doesn't add up correctly. SUBTOTAL + TAX_SUBTOTAL + DELIVERY_FEES + SMALL_ORDER_FEES + TIPS
does not _always_ equal
CREDIT + COMMISSION + DRIVE_CHARGE + MARKETING_FEES
Before DoorDash gobbled up Caviar, their report was different and terrible. Then they updated the report to what you see here, and it's better, but still terrible. |