The income report is your money on Davinote: what customers paid through the app. It needs a payout account before it will show you anything, which is the first thing most people hit.
Open the Income report
Profile, then Income report. You get a balance, a wallet identifier, a horizontal bar chart and a list of transactions.
Set up payouts first, if asked
Without a payout account the report is locked — no balance, no wallet, no chart, no withdraw button — and a window opens offering the set-up link. Follow it and come back.
In the Dominican Republic this asks for your bank account details instead of opening a browser. Elsewhere it opens a payout onboarding flow.
Read your balance and wallet
The balance is shown in green. The wallet identifier is a chip you can tap to copy, with a confirmation, alongside your account code.
Switch between chart and wallet views
You can toggle between the chart and the wallet view. A date range with no transactions draws an empty chart — that is correct, not a fault.
Filter and set a date range
Filters narrow the list and the total follows what is filtered. Each transaction shows its date, its reference and a label as well as the amount and the running balance.
Request a withdrawal
The withdraw button sends a real withdrawal request against your default bank account and confirms that it is in process. Asking for more than your balance shows a balance warning instead.
Look at your tips
Profile, then Tips. A total at the top, a date selector that includes today and a Today button, and a list showing each tip's client, date and amount.
Open a tip receipt
Tapping a tip opens a clean receipt: the amount large and in green, the client's name, the date and time, and a single reservation reference.