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# Driver Tips Report

## Accessing Driver Tips Report

In the [**Admin Portal**](https://admin.gobossit.com/)**,** navigate to **Logistics > Driver tips report.**

### Date Filter

You can filter the driver tips report by selecting a date range:

* Today
* Yesterday
* Previous week
* Previous 7 days
* Previous 30 days
* Previous month
* Previous 3 months
* Previous 12 months
* Fixed date range (custom dates)
* Relative date range (dynamic dates)
* Exclude (exclude selected dates from the filter)

## Driver Tips Report Content

### Summary

The Summary tab contains a summarised version of the driver tips report. This includes the following information:

* Driver id
* Driver Name
* Driver Phonenumber - registered under their account
* Total Tips Earned - total amount of tips earned by the driver
* Number of orders
* Average tip Value (total amount of order / total number of order

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### Raw Data

The Raw Data tab shows a more detailed breakdown of the tips report. This includes specific order information, including but not limited to:

* Order id
* Tip amount&#x20;
* Order Number
* Order Total Value (including the driver tip)&#x20;
* Order created at
* Driver id&#x20;
* Driver Name
* Driver Phone

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