Dominican Republic

Run your business in Santo Domingo with Davinote Partners

Bookings, calendar, team and payments in a single app, built for beauty, wellness and lifestyle businesses in Santo Domingo.

Why Davinote

What it replaces on a working day in Santo Domingo

Not a website for your business — the tools you use between the first client and the day close.

An agenda that fills itself

Clients pick from the hours you actually keep, in your own time zone, and only from slots nobody has taken. Bookings arrive with the client, the service and the time already on them.

Charge the way your client pays

Cash or card, decided at the checkout. A card booking is confirmed and charged on the spot; a cash one waits for you to accept it. The total is the same either way — the payment method never changes the price.

A team that gets paid on time

Salary, rent or commission, each with its own contract. Salaried staff have a payment date; commission work settles when you close the day, and the app tells you if a day went by unclosed.

Clients who come back

Offers that lower a service's price on the days you choose, DaviCoins that customers keep with your business, and campaigns you send to a segment of them.

NewElectronic invoicing

The e-CF is now law.
Issue it with Davinote.

Law 32-23 makes electronic invoicing mandatory and the DGII, the tax authority, sets your deadline by how your business is classified. Davinote guides you through certification, then every completed booking issues its receipt.

Request your e-CF activation
You upload your certificate and Davinote handles DGII certification.
A tax receipt for every visit
Choose NCF or e-CF and the receipt is issued when the visit is done.
Export your 607 report
Download the month's sales in the format the DGII requires.
Small businesses and freelancerse-CF, NCF and 607
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Fiscal issuance

Receipts without stress.

With fiscal issuance activated, every completed visit generates its receipt.

Registered company name

NCF (B02) or e-CF (E32)

Invoices by date

607 sales report

Getting started

From nothing to your first booking

About an hour of setup, in this order — a business cannot take a booking before it has a service and an opening hour.

  1. Register your business

    One sitting: your details and photo, then the business — name, address, its point on the map, and one or two of the twelve categories.

    Read the guide
  2. Build your service list

    Each service carries a name, a price and how long it takes. The duration is what reserves the slot, so it is worth being honest about it.

    Read the guide
  3. Set your opening hours

    Seven day cards, with a default of Monday to Friday. These hours are exactly what clients are offered, so this is the screen to check when somebody says they cannot find a time.

    Read the guide
  4. Turn on your fiscal receipts

    Fill in your company information with your RNC, choose NCF or e-CF, and every completed booking issues its receipt. Certification is a process the Davinote team runs with you.

    Read the guide
  5. Set up your payouts

    Until a payout account exists the income report stays locked and card is not offered to your clients. In the Dominican Republic this asks for your bank account.

    Read the guide

Before you sign up

Questions we get asked

Do I need an RNC to use Davinote?
Not to take bookings. You need it to issue fiscal receipts: the company information form requires an RNC before it will save in the Dominican Republic, and issuing can be left switched off until you are ready.
Can I charge by card?
Yes, once your payouts are set up. Card is then offered at your clients' checkout and the booking is confirmed and charged straight away instead of waiting for you. Choosing card does not change what they pay.
Do my clients need the app?
To book themselves, yes — the Davinote app is free on iOS and Android. You can also create the booking for them from your own Clients tab, and it appears in their account as theirs.
I go to my clients. Does that work?
Yes. Set your business to serve at the client's address and the booking asks them to drop a pin and add directions, which reach you with the reservation rather than buried in a note.
My staff work on commission. Can I manage that?
Yes. A commission contract has no salary and no payment date — you see the agreed percentage and what they have taken, and you settle by closing the day.

Start today

Your whole business, in your pocket.

Register your business and run your entire operation from a single app. Getting started is free.

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