📝 Overview
The Order Detail Report shows each item in an order along with its current financial totals. When you change an order, such as moving a booking to a different activity, location, instructor, or schedule, or issuing a refund, the report updates to match. Some changes don’t affect the report, including cancellations and transfers to the same activity, location, instructor, and schedule. Those are explained below.
Use this report to see what’s included in an order and how changes affect your revenue breakdown. It differs from the Order Summary Report and the legacy financial exports, which summarize order data.
🛠️ Accessing the Order Detail Report
You can access the Order Detail Report via the Insight Dashboard
Click here to learn how to access the order detail report via insights dashboard
Click here to learn how to access the order detail report via insights dashboard
Go to Reports. You'll automatically be on the Insights dashboard.
Make sure you’re on the Revenue tab.
Scroll down to the Order Detail Report tab below the insights graphs.
You can filter by Order Date (original date the order was placed), Customer Email, Locations, and Instructors.
💡 You can filter by any column in the table, not only the filters at the top of the page.
📋 Understanding Report Columns & Grouping
How Items Are Grouped
Each row represents one line item in an order, such as an activity or an add-on. If that item includes multiple units, such as the number of drop-in dates selected for an activity, that number appears in Item Count.
Items are grouped into the same row when they share the same Order ID, Customer ID, Participant Name, Schedule, Activity Name, Instructor Name, and Location.
Column Definitions
The Order Detail Report includes the following columns:
Provider Name | Your business name |
Order Date | Date the order was originally placed |
Order Time | Time the order was placed (Eastern Time) |
Order ID | Unique identifier for the order |
Customer ID | Unique identifier for the customer |
Customer Email | Customer's email address |
Customer First Name / Last Name | Customer's name |
Participant Name | Name of the child participant or additional adult associated with the booking. If the booking belongs directly to the client, rather than to a participant on the client’s profile, this field is blank. |
Order Source | Where the order originated, such as a marketplace or the online booking widget. |
Order Description | Any optional notes added during order creation |
Activity Name | Name of the activity or class |
Schedule | Semester or camp/event timeframe.
Appointments do not have a schedule. |
Location | Location where the activity takes place |
Instructor Names | Name(s) of instructors teaching the activity |
Item Name | Name of the membership, pack, party, provider fee, add-on (standard or custom), or required fee. Gift card names are not included. Activity names appear in the Activity Name column. |
Item Count | Total number of items or bookings in this row.
For appointments, this represents the number of booked dates. |
Total Gross Value | Gross amount owed before coupons and discounts |
Total Coupons Applied | Total discount from coupon codes |
Total Discounts Applied | Total discounts (coupons, sibling discounts, auto-discounts) |
Order Subtotal | Amount owed after discounts |
Checkout Amount Paid | Amount charged to the customer at checkout |
Additional Payments Paid | Payments received outside of checkout (e.g., payment plans, monthly billing) |
Gift Card Credits Redeemed | Gift card amount applied to the order |
Canceled Amount | Amount refunded or canceled |
Remaining Balance Owed | Outstanding balance on the order |
Total Sawyer Fees | Fees you pay for using the Sawyer platform |
Total Stripe Fees | Card and ACH processing fees applied |
Net Amount to Provider | Total amount paid to you after fees |
Total Refunded Amount | Total amount refunded to the customer or reclaimed/repaid in disputes |
Sawyer Fees Refunded Amount | Fees refunded to the provider |
Item Type | Type of item (e.g., semester, camp, drop-in, membership, appointment, appointment-payment-plan) |
Coupon Name | The name of the coupon code applied to the order, if applicable. Only one coupon can be used per order. |
🧠 Grouping Examples
Example 1: An order is placed for a semester with 10 bookings for each of 2 participants, with a custom booking fee applied. This order displays as 3 rows in the report:
Participant 1 with item count of 10 for the activity
Participant 2 with item count of 10 for the activity
Provider fee with an item count of 1
Example 2: An order includes a single drop-in with 2 add-ons: early drop-off and late pickup. The order displays as 3 rows:
Participant 1, drop-in activity, Item Count of 1
Early drop-off add-on, Item Count of 1
Late pickup add-on, Item Count of 1
📍 Specific Scenarios & Rules
Appointments
Single appointments and recurring appointments paid in full will have a $0 remaining balance. Recurring appointments with a payment plan will display the remaining balance when applicable. The Item Count reflects the number of booked dates for that appointment. The Item Type will show as either `appointment` (when there is no payment plan) or `appointment-payment-plan` (when there is a payment plan).
Memberships for Bookings
When a membership is used to book a spot:
The Total Gross Value displayed reflects the drop-in value at the time of purchase
Spots used from the membership show $0 for Order Subtotal, Checkout Amount Paid, and Net Amount to Provider since the client didn’t pay anything during this transaction.
Packs for Bookings
When a pack is used to book a spot:
The Total Gross Value displayed reflects the drop-in value at the time of purchase
Spots used from the pack show $0 for Order Subtotal, Checkout Amount Paid, and Net Amount to Provider since the client didn’t pay anything during this transaction.
Payment Plans
Orders that include payment plans with standard add-ons are separated into their own line items. This may display differently than the order page, where add-on pricing is distributed across installments.
💡 Note: Payment plan installments will display across multiple rows with their corresponding payment dates and amounts.
Add-Ons
Each standard add-on (early drop-off, extended day, pick-up) has its own row with its applicable financial values. Add-on names appear in the Item Name column.
⚠️ Add-ons that apply per booking (e.g., by semester or camp) only show a count of 1, even though they apply to multiple bookings.
Invoices
Unpaid invoices now show Total Gross Value, Order Subtotal, and Remaining Balance equal to the invoice amount. Checkout Amount Paid and Net Amount to Provider will be $0 until payment is made
Once marked as paid on the order page, Checkout Amount Paid and Net Amount to Provider will reflect the full amount.
Order Source for invoices now displays as "Admin Cart".
Refunds
Refunds issued for a specific item apply only to that item. Other items in the same order are not affected. This applies to Total Refunded Amount, Net Amount to Provider, and Sawyer Fees Refunded Amount.
⚠️ Important: When a refund is initiated:
Stripe Fees are not returned to you. They appear as a negative amount in Net Amount to Provider.
Sawyer Fees Refunded Amount shows how much was refunded to you as the provider.
Total Sawyer Fees shows $0 after a full refund. The pre-refund amount is no longer displayed.
Cancelled Bookings
When a booking is cancelled, the report doesn’t change. The booking keeps the same activity, location, instructor, and schedule, and the report shows the same values before and after the cancellation.
Behind the scenes, the booking’s financial values move to the cancelled booking. If a cancelled booking is later refunded, the refund appears on the cancelled booking.
💡 Cancellation information is accurate for cancellations from July 1, 2026 onward. This applies to semester, camp/event, and appointment bookings.
Transfers
When a camp/event is transferred:
If the new booking has a different activity, location, instructor, or schedule, the report shows a separate row for the new booking and keeps the original row. All financial values for the transferred booking move to the new row.
If the new booking has the exact same activity, location, instructor, and schedule, no new row is created, and the financial values don’t change.
If all bookings are transferred, the original row remains with $0 for all financial values. Its Item Count doesn’t change.
Item Count on the new row matches the number of bookings that were moved.
🧠 Example: A customer moves 3 of 10 semester bookings from one class to another with a different instructor. The original row keeps its Item Count of 10, and the new row shows an Item Count of 3 with the financial values for those 3 bookings.
💡Transfer information is accurate from July 20, 2026 onward. This applies to semester, camp/event, and appointment bookings.
Appointments can’t be transferred to a different appointment type. Instead, they’re rebooked, and they always appear as one row.
Actions That Don’t Change the Report
These actions have no financial impact and don’t change the report:
Makeups: Issuing or redeeming a makeup token.
Gift card balance: Adding a balance to a customer account.
Add Student: Adding a student to a booking.
Disputes
When a customer initiates a payment dispute through their payment processor, it affects the financial data in this report.
When a dispute is lost (reclaimed from you) or won (repaid to you), the amounts appear in the Total Refunded Amount column. Unlike regular refunds, dispute amounts are item-specific. They only apply to the items directly associated with the disputed transaction.
🧠 A customer places an order containing a semester (payment plan) and a drop-in. They dispute one payment plan installment. If the dispute is lost, the refund only appears on the semester row—not on the drop-in, because that installment was not tied to the drop-in purchase.
⚠️ Only disputes initiated after September 24, 2026 for orders created after July 1, 2026 will appear in this report. If an order was placed after July 1, 2026 but disputed before September 24, 2026, the dispute will not reflect in this report.
ACH Payments
Orders with a failed ACH payment at checkout will not display in the report until a successful payment is made.
Quick Charge Orders
Quick Charge orders for a specific amount display in the report with all applicable fields (activity, location, etc.)
Quick Charge orders for Gift Cards, Memberships, or Packs also display in the report
Receive Payment
"Receive Payment" transactions appear as their own line item with the item type "Order Balance Adjustment" since they are not attributed to a specific order item.
💡 When receive payment is used for custom payment methods, the value is not included in the report.
Parties
Party orders only reflect the paid amount. Remaining balances for parties are not shown in Remaining Balance Owed or Gross Value.
⚠️ Limitations & Known Constraints
This report has the following current limitations. These may change in future updates:
Historical accuracy: Cancellation information is accurate from July 1, 2026 onward, and transfer information is accurate from July 20, 2026 onward. Orders created before the reporting infrastructure launched do not appear in this report.
No liability tracking for products: Gift Cards, Memberships, and Packs are not currently tracked as liabilities in this report.
Different measurement approach than other reports: This report measures revenue differently than other reports (Order Summary, Transactions Report, etc.). Since each report measures different aspects of your business, totals may naturally differ. Both reports are accurate for their respective purposes.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Find answers to common questions or additional details that may not be covered in the main instructions.
Why does my Order Detail Report show different data than my other reports?
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This report measures different things than other revenue reports. The Order Detail Report reflects the current financial state of orders and breaks down line items by location, participant, activity, and instructor. Other reports may aggregate or present data differently. When comparing two reports that measure different things, both reports may be accurate and also not match each other exactly.
How are refunds allocated in this report?
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Refunds issued for a specific item apply only to that item. Other items in the order are not affected.
For example, if a refund is issued for an order where Item A represents 60% of the order and Item B represents 40%, the refund will be split 60/40 across those items. This is because refunds are not attributed to specific order items.
Note: Disputes are handled differently and are item-specific only—they appear in the Total Refunded Amount column but only apply to items associated with the disputed transaction.
Why do payment plan orders show multiple rows?
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Payment plan orders display multiple rows because each transaction (initial payment, subsequent installments, refunds) generates a separate entry in the report. This allows you to see when each payment was received and track the full financial lifecycle of a payment plan order. Each row reflects the transaction date and the amount for that specific installment.
Why don't memberships and packs show a charge in the report?
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When a membership or pack spot is used to book an activity, the spot itself shows $0 in the report because the cost was already captured when the membership or pack was originally purchased. The Gross Value shown reflects the drop-in rate (for reference), but no additional charge appears for that booking.
What does "Item Count" mean?
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Item Count represents the total number of items or bookings grouped together in that row. Since items are grouped by Order ID, Customer ID, Participant, Schedule, Activity, Instructor, and Location, the Item Count shows how many individual bookings fall into that group. For example, if a participant has 10 bookings in a semester at one location with one instructor, the Item Count will be 10.
What happens to Stripe fees when an order is refunded?
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When an order is refunded, the customer receives the refunded amount back in full, but the original Stripe fees (credit card or ACH processing fees) paid are not returned. You, as the Provider, will see this appear as a negative amount in the Net Amount to Provider column. This means you, as the business, do not recover any amounts paid on credit card fees for refunded orders.








