Check the payout against the orders, not against your memory.

Expected net per order, what the platform actually paid, and the difference in a list you can dispute.

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Aggregator payouts Expected vs paid Variance list Per-channel pricing

Who it is for

Built for how delivery & aggregators actually work.

Aggregator payout: expected vs paid

The gap is a list of orders you can dispute, not a guess.

$4120

Expected

$3980

Paid

Who

Kitchens taking orders through Talabat, Toters and their own channels.

The problem today

The aggregator pays a lump sum weeks later and nobody checks whether it matches the orders that were actually delivered.

The screens only this trade gets

The tools of your trade, not a generic form.

On top of the accounting, sales, stock and people every business gets, this is what Orbit adds for your work.

Expected net per order

For every delivery order, Orbit holds what you should be paid after commission, so there is a number to check the payout against.

Payout reconciliation

When the platform pays, compare the lump sum to the orders behind it and see the difference at a glance.

A variance you can dispute

The orders that do not match come out in a list with the shortfall, so a dispute is a document rather than an argument.

Price per channel

Keep a separate price list for each channel, because the menu price on an aggregator is not the price at your own counter.

Aggregator payouts Aggregator accounts Own deliveries All bookings Price list per channel

Straight about this one

Orbit checks the payout against the orders you recorded. It is not connected to the delivery platforms by API.

And the whole company underneath

This is one part of a system that runs the whole business.

The trade screens above sit on the same core every Orbit company gets, so the work and the books are never two systems.

The moneyDouble-entry accounting, invoicing, payments, VAT and the reports an accountant asks for.

The workQuotes, orders, purchasing, multi-warehouse stock and projects, all tied to the ledger.

The peopleEmployees, attendance, leave and payroll, with roles down to the record.

The platformApprovals, your own fields and words, an audit trail, and your brand on every print.

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Answers

Questions people in your trade ask.

How do I reconcile a delivery aggregator payout?

Compare what you should have been paid to what actually landed. Orbit holds the expected net for every delivery order, so when a platform pays a lump sum you can check it order by order and see the difference in a list you can dispute.

How do I account for delivery platform commission?

Orbit records the commission on each channel and works the expected net for every order from it, so the platform's cut is visible per order and the payout can be checked against it rather than trusted.

See Orbit on your own numbers.

Show a payout with a variance and the orders that caused it.

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