Orders
Payouts
Each payout lists every order in it with Laayo's commission on each, so the books in your POS match the bank without a spreadsheet.
#What you get
Laayo pays the restaurant, not you. When a payout reaches the restaurant, you get one payout.paid event, by webhook or polling. There are no payout endpoints to call: the event carries everything.
#The payout.paid event
{
"event": "payout.paid",
"idempotency_key": "payout.paid:2210",
"occurred_at": "2026-10-31T16:00:04+05:45",
"data": {
"laayo_store_id": 27, "external_store_id": "DBZ-01", "disbursement_id": 2210,
"payout_channel": "bank", "paid_at": "2026-10-31T16:00:00+05:45",
"gross_amount": 1000, "total_commission": 100, "total_store_amount": 900,
"fee": 0, "tds": 13, "net_payable": 887,
"orders": [ { "laayo_order_id": "104755", "your_order_ref": "KOT 41", "order_amount": 1000,
"admin_commission": 100, "store_amount": 900, "delivery_charge": 0 } ]
}
}The numbers in this example are made up. Each restaurant's own terms with Laayo decide its commission.
#Fields
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
orders[] | Every order in the payout. |
orders[].order_amount | The order total. |
orders[].your_order_ref | Your bill or KOT number, when you sent it with accept. null otherwise. |
orders[].admin_commission | Laayo’s commission on that order, under the restaurant’s terms. |
orders[].store_amount | What the order earns the restaurant. |
gross_amount | The orders added up. |
total_commission | The commissions added up. |
fee, tds | Transfer fee and tax deducted at source on this payout. |
net_payable | What reached the restaurant. |
payout_channel | How it was paid, for example bank. |
#Matching the books
- Match each line to your bill with
your_order_ref(send it with accept), or withlaayo_order_id, which you saved fromorder.created. - Use the idempotency key to record each payout once.
- Amounts are in rupees.
Payout events come to the same webhook URL or poll as orders. Do not need them? Turn payout.paid off in the console under Webhooks: no webhook and no polling row. See Events for how they are delivered.
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