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Employee App: Earned Tip Access Metrics

This guide helps you understand how your payout information is displayed with complete transparency in the TipHaus Employee App.

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Written by Bryce
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Earned Tip Access™ Breakdown

Much like the "My Tips" breakdown, the Earned Tip Access™ Breakdown shows you detailed information about your payouts. A banner at the top of the screen displays the current payout method you are using.

This section shows you the following data:

  • Eligible Take Home: The total amount of tips you are eligible to receive.

  • Available to Pay Out: What is currently available for you to cash out.

  • Amount Reserved: The portion of your earnings being held by your employer for taxes or other reconciliation purposes.

  • Amount Paid Out: The total amount that has been paid out to you.

  • Payout Fees: Any fees associated with your payout

  • Net Amount Received: Your final take-home amount after any fees are deducted.


Earned Tip Access™ Summary

The Earned Tip Access™ Summary provides a snapshot of your account and activity for the selected pay period. This summary includes:

  • Effective Date: Your enrollment date for the service.

  • Card on File: The last four digits of your connected bank card (for Hausdirect users).

  • Fee Per Payout: Your fee amount (for Hausdirect users).

  • Total Payouts Received: The total number of payouts you have received during the selected pay period.


Payout History

For a more detailed view, you can click on Total Payouts Received to access your Payout History. This screen gives you a complete record of your payouts for the chosen pay period.

Here you will find:

  • The Payout Method: The service used for the transaction (e.g., hausdirect, hausmoney).

  • Date and time of the transaction: The exact date and time of the payout.

  • Fee amount: Any payout fees charged (for Hausdirect users).

  • Amount Paid Out: The gross amount paid out before fees.

  • Net Amount Received: The final amount you received after fees.


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