If you take online payments and would like to offer your clients the option to leave a tip, you can now do this through your Stripe or Square configuration here in Settings > Client Payment Methods.

If you haven't yet connected Stripe or Square as a Payment Gateway click on the CONNECT link here:

Once connected you'll be able to configure the settings to enable accepting tips!

You can choose fixed percentages and also allow custom amounts. When your client chooses to pay online they'll see these options:

You'll see any tips received listed out on the Payment Notification email you receive from Táve, so you'll know if a client left a tip:

When a tip is received, you'll see this noted on the payment on the job's ledger in Táve. The payment will be split between the order, a gratuity (and a credit card surcharge if you've enabled this).

You can see those detailed amounts by viewing the order, in the Payments Received section at the bottom here:

To manually record any tips received from your clients, use the Record Payment button on the Financials tab of the job, and select apply this payment as gratuity:

You can also record a payment and a tip at the same time by using the split between orders or gratuity option:

You can also disable tipping on Payment Schedule templates, individual Quotes and Orders.

In Settings > Payment Schedules uncheck the Client can leave a tip option here if you want to disable tipping on a specific Payment Schedule template:

When this Payment Schedule is used, you'll see that Tipping is Disabled noted on the Order here:

To disable tipping on a specific Quote simply click Edit on the Payment Schedule in the Booking Process section of the quote editor:

Then uncheck this option:

You can also click Edit Invoices on the Order to enable/disable tipping for a specific Order:

When tipping is disabled the 'Would you like to leave a tip?' section will no longer show on the Stripe or Square checkout page for these invoices.

If you want to view tips received over a specific period the best place to look is your General Ledger. Filter by a period, to see the total of Gratuities at the bottom:

You can also Download this report as a CSV and filter by Gratuity (in the Type column) to see more information, such as which Jobs these tips came from (Job Name column), how those were paid (Method column), filter further by Brand (Brand column), etc:

Tipping will now show on its own line in the Sales Tax Liability report (surcharge fees have moved to their own line too!):

Please don’t hesitate to reach out to the Táve Support team if you need assistance, by clicking on Support in the top menu. 🙂