Restaurant
Expected payout
What this week's Zomato or Swiggy payout should be, worked out from your own past statement. Free, and nothing you type here leaves your phone.
How the expected payout works
Add one past Zomato Settlement Report or Swiggy Invoice Annexure. Veritally learns what your outlet is paid for every rupee of order value: commission, payment fees, GST on those fees, the customer's GST under section 9(5) and TDS, from your own statement.
Before any number is shown, it is tested on that same statement: every clean delivered order is predicted back from its order value alone and compared with what was really paid. Only when at least 95% of at least 20 orders come back within ₹1 is the expected payout shown. Otherwise the page says it can't predict that outlet yet, and doesn't guess.
Then type the week's order value from your partner app's home screen or your billing software, and the ads you expect. The expected payout is worked out on your phone; what you type is not sent. After payout day, type what reached your bank: a short payout leads to the payout check, which finds the orders and writes the claim.
It is free, and an estimate, not a promise. Veritally is independent and not affiliated with Zomato or Swiggy.
What can't be known in advance
- Refunds for customer complaints
- Your share of cancelled orders
- Long-distance and other per-order fees that vary
- Orders held for an unresolved complaint
Do I need to upload this week's file?
No. Type the week's order value. A past statement is needed once, to learn and test your outlet's payout.
Why does it say it can't predict my outlet?
Your statement had too few clean orders to test, or its orders didn't follow one share of order value, for example two commission rates mixed. Add a few weeks together and check again; the payout check still works as usual.