# Totals
This page will by default show the list of jobs for the last month or current month, depending on the current date.
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**Grand total will show the sum of all earnings with automatically subtracted Tips!**
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## Averages and Totals
At the top of the table statistics for all currently listed jobs will be available.
| Name | Total | Average |
| -------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| Time | Sum of all hours for listed jobs. | Avg. time for a single job. |
| Cash | Sum of all Cash transactions. | Avg. amount of Cash per job. |
| Credit | Sum of all Credit card transactions. | Avg. amount of charges with Credit card per job |
| Grand total | Sum of all charges made for the job with subtracted Tips. | Avg. grand total per single job. |
| Deposit | Sum of all Deposits. | Avg. amount of the Deposit per job. |
| Company profit | Total amount of earnings for Company. | Avg. earnings per job for Company. |
| Cluster profit | Total amount of earnings for Cluster. | Avg. earnings per job for Cluster. |
| Balance | Total difference between Company and Cluster. | Avg. difference between Company and Cluster. |
**Profit** of the Company and Cluster owner depends on the fee and fee percentage that was set on the Company.
**Balance** depends on the amount of Cash and Credit card transactions. We can consider it as: Cluster profit minus Credit. **In balance we also include Credit card Tips.**
If the amount is ***positive***, Company needs to payout the remaining amount to the Cluster owner. If the amount is ***negative***, Cluster owner needs to payout the Company.
## Sidebar for Single job
If you click on a single row you'll be able to see details for that job and it's price breakdown, as well as Mover earnings.
Expandable sections for Expenses, Discounts, Payments and Refunds will allow you to see more details without going to a single job page.
**Assigned Foreman** for the job will have a blue indicator
next to their name.
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You can also you "Mark as paid" checkbox next to the Mover name to immediately set that the earnings as paid. Or you can go to [Movers Totals](/mod24/statistics/mover-totals.md) and mark it from there.
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## Mover earnings
```
(TOTAL JOB TIME * HOURLY WAGE) + EXTRAS + TIPS = TOTAL EARNINGS FOR MOVER
```
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**Only Credit Card tips will be included into this calculation**, since the Cash tips are considered as already split between Movers.
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The system will take the hourly wage from the Mover wage settings and multiply it with the total hours for the job (total hours that were charged to the Customer).
You can **override the hourly wage** by entering a different amount on Totals page.
**Extras are optional**, you need an amount and a description if you enter them.
**Tips will be split evenly** between the number of movers for the job and these cannot be edited. However if the numbers have decimals, assigned Foreman will receive the bigger amount.
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**Example for splitting tips**
* Tips on the move were in the amount of $100
* There are 3 movers on the job
* Assigned foreman will receive $34, two helpers will receive $33
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## Totals without Mover wages
On the Totals page the system offers the option to view the profit without mover wages. This can be done by clicking on the related button that works as a filtering option.
If you are using Dispatch app from your desktop or laptop you will see a button "Show without mover wages" which will apply this filtering option and deduct the amount for all wages for all movers that worked on the job.
For mobile you can use the "$$" toggle button, if the option is turned on it will be displayed in blue and show the profit without mover wages.
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