How To Report Total Cash App Business Income on Tax Return Without 1099s - Using "Other Self-Employed Income" Section

I have a small business and all my customers pay me through Cash App. Do I need to list each payment separately or can I just put the total amount from Cash App on my tax return? I kept track of everything but not sure how to report it correctly. I'm currently filling out my tax forms and I'm on the section for "Other self-employed income" which says it's for "money made that wasn't reported on a 1099-NEC, 1099-MISC or 1099-G." The form specifically mentions that if I was "paid by check or cash, or made money from a barter or exchange," I should list it here. There's a field where I need to enter the "Type of income" and I've put "Cashapp" since that's how all my customers pay me. Then there's an "Amount" field where I guess I'd put my total. There's also an option to "Add another row" so I'm wondering if I should be breaking this down by customer or by month instead of just putting one lump sum. None of my customers sent me 1099s since they're all individuals who use my services, not businesses. I've tracked all transactions meticulously throughout the year, but I'm not sure if I need to attach a detailed breakdown or if the total is sufficient. Is the IRS going to want to see every single Cashapp transaction or is the yearly total enough?