Four steps, no setup. DeliverPayout is the review layer between the platform report and the payment file.
The point is not to make importing feel clever. The point is to know the file is right before money moves.
Use the weekly driver report you already download from your delivery platform. CSV, XLSX, and TSV files are supported, including reports with title rows and thousands of delivery rows.
DeliverPayout reads the file in this browser. There is no upload step, no account, and no server-side copy of driver names or pay.
DeliverPayout reads the header row and suggests which columns hold the driver, earnings, orders, distance, tips, hours, and quality data.
You see a live preview of the normalized rows before importing. If a column is wrong, change it. Nothing is guessed silently.
The dashboard checks the file for duplicate drivers, missing pay, inconsistent units, and payout components that do not add up.
Reconciliation notes point to the drivers that need a look. You decide who is included in the run — the total updates as you go.
Download a payment-ready CSV with one row per included driver, the amount to pay, the currency, the component breakdown, and a status.
Open it in Excel, Google Sheets, or your payroll provider. DeliverPayout prepares the file; it does not move money.
DeliverPayout is opinionated about the numbers because the common failures are predictable.
Base pay + tips + incentives − deductions is compared with the reported total. Any mismatch is surfaced, not smoothed over.
Earnings, order volume, pay per order, and quality — weighted and shown on every profile, so a ranking can be explained.
See the pay composition, per-order and per-hour rates, distance, and the original source row for any driver.
Data is parsed and stored in your browser. Nothing is sent to DeliverPayout. Clear the dataset at any time from the sidebar.
Driver pay data is sensitive. Sending it to a new tool should not be the price of getting a clean payment list. DeliverPayout parses the file with browser APIs and keeps the normalized dataset in local storage on your device.
That means there is no DeliverPayout account to create, no server copy to delete, and no transfer of driver names, earnings, or payment data. The only network requests are the page itself, optional analytics-free fonts, and advertising if you allow it.
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No. DeliverPayout works from the export file you already download. There is no integration, API key, or platform login involved.
That is supported. DeliverPayout aggregates task-level files by driver and keeps the counts and currency components consistent. You can review the aggregated rows before importing.
Yes, when the dataset fits in browser storage. Very large files may not fit; in that case the dashboard stays available for the current tab but is not restored next time. DeliverPayout tells you when that happens.
DeliverPayout is a review and export tool, not an editor of the original file. If a number is wrong, fix it at the source or exclude that driver from the run and resolve it separately.
No. It prepares the payout file. Your payroll or banking provider still handles tax, bank details, and the transfer itself.
Import a CSV or Excel report, review the payout, and export the run. If you would rather look around first, open the demo fleet.
Import the driver export you already have. No account, no upload, and a payment-ready file in minutes.