< Back Using the Wix mobile apps Managing your site with the Wix app Wix App: Showing or Hiding Elements on Different Mobile Operating Systems Show or hide elements of your site depending on what operating system your members are using on their mobile devices. Your elements are visible on all operating systems by default, but you can decide what to show on iOS, Android, or both. For example, if you're a gym owner and your members are using the Fit by Wix app, as part of the sign up process you may have exclusive content for Android users only. Note: Sections are referred to as 'Elements' in the Wix app. For example, Add Element, Customize Element etc. To show or hide an element: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the navigation tab that includes the element you want to manage. Tap Edit icon next to the element. Tap Customize Element . Tap the Visibility drop-down under General Settings and select the device want to show the element on. Tap Save . Note: If you hide an element, you can show it again by tapping Show on Android or Show on iOS next to the relevant element. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Accessing Your Wix Hotels Dashboard Important: This article refers to the original Wix Hotels app. If you are using the new Wix Hotels by HotelRunner, read this article . Learn how to check which version of Wix Hotels you are using . The Hotels tab in your site's dashboard is the main center of operation for your hotel. From here you can edit your property settings and manage your reservations. You can reach the Hotels tab from: Inside the Editor Your site's dashboard Accessing the Hotels Tab from the Editor Click the Switch Page drop-down on the top bar of the Editor and click to open the Hotel page. Click the Wix Hotels app. Click Manage . Accessing the Hotels Tab from Your Site's Dashboard Go to your site's dashboard . Click the Hotels tab on the left. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Channels Wix Channels: About Site Success The Site Success page in your Channels dashboard gives you a powerful way to monitor site performance and take action to help your clients’ businesses grow. Monitor key site metrics across all of your clients' premium sites and perform suggested actions to drive more traffic to specific traffic segments. Review traffic performance trends for different traffic segments (no traffic, low, medium, and high traffic). Assign tasks to streamline teamwork and boost performance. Note: Site Success is available for all Wix premium sites that you manage. Reviewing account key metrics The Site Success page lets you quickly view essential site metrics so you can see how your clients' sites are performing at a glance. You can find traffic segments, performance indicators, and key trends in a clear dashboard. Monitor key metrics in the banner at the top of the page (for admin view only), or get quick visual insights for specific sites in the site list. Tip: Review key trends across different time periods by clicking the drop-down in the site metrics banner. You can view metrics for the last 30 days, last 90 days, and for the year to date. Taking actions Identify sites with traffic improvement opportunities and take informed action directly from the Site Success page. Each suggested action is unique to the site’s traffic segment and designed to drive more traffic to the site. You’ll find sites that need attention based on their traffic segment. For each site, you’ll see suggestions or direct actions you can take to improve the number of visitors to the site. For example, suggested actions may including fixing errors, connecting social feeds, or updating site content such as adding a contact form. Click the button next to the relevant site to perform the suggested action, and monitor your impact by reviewing the updated metrics when they refresh. Assigning yourself as an action owner Coordinate your workflow by assigning site improvement tasks to yourself, ensuring that multiple members of your team aren’t working on the same task. Once you click the action button you’ll automatically become the action owner. You’ll continue to be the action owner until the task is completed, or until you remove yourself. Check the task assignment status in the dashboard to stay updated on what’s in progress and what’s completed. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about using the Site Success page in Wix Channels. How often are the metrics updated? Site metrics are updated every 24 hours. You’ll see a timestamp at the top of the Site Success page showing when the data was last refreshed. Can I filter by traffic segment or site? Yes, you can view metrics for sites with no traffic, low, medium, or high traffic, and focus on individual sites as needed. What metrics and trends can I monitor? Key site metrics (e.g. New premium sites, New published sites) are displayed for account admins in the banner at the top of the page. These are account-level metrics referring to all sites in your account. The trend arrows show you at a glance how each metric is performing in the selected time period. Total visitors for specific sites can be monitored in the site list in each traffic segment. Trend arrows allow you to quickly see a site's visitor performance over time. Visitor trends show you the number of visitors to the site in the last 30 days. What types of actions can I take to improve site performance? Depending on what’s detected, you may be able to address SEO performance, publish content, or add different elements to sites directly from the dashboard based on recommendations or quick actions. What's the difference between admin view and agent view? You can assign different permissions for different roles in your team. Roles with admin permissions may see different information throughout the Channels dashboard. For the Site Success page specifically, the key differences are: Site Success Account Admin : Can view key site metrics, KPIs and traffic segments. Site Success Fulfillment Agent : Can view traffic segments only. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Adding the Kudobuzz Reviews App Let customers know how other shoppers feel about your products and your site by posting reviews. Product reviews can be added to product pages through the Kudobuzz Reviews app. To add the Kudobuzz app to your site: You can add the Kudobuzz Reviews app to your site from the Wix App Market. During setup, you'll be able to select where you want to display review buttons and showcase reviews you've already received. Wix Editor Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the Kudobuzz app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Review the permissions and click Agree and Add . Studio Editor Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Search for the Kudobuzz Reviews app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Review the permissions and click Agree and Add . Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Click the Arrow icon to navigate to the Apps category. Click Wix App Market at the bottom left. Search for the Kudobuzz app, then select the app. Click Add to Site . What's next? Learn more about setting up the Kudobuzz Reviews app at the Kudobuzz help center . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Building your community Site Members: Creating and Managing Member Badges Badges encourage member participation by rewarding milestones. You can create badges like "Coach" for those sharing insights or "Organizer" for group managers, helping members stand out. Badges can also grant access to restricted pages reserved for specific roles. Before you begin: Add Wix Members Area to your site . Create member roles . Create members-only pages or restrict existing pages on your site. Creating member badges Recognize your members with custom badges. For example, award badges to blog writers, or to people who help other members. Badges help members stand out and grant them access to exclusive content on your site. It's a great way to reward valuable contributions and create a tiered membership experience. Dashboard Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Click Manage Member Access . Click Create Badge . Enter the badge info: Badge name and Description: Enter a unique name and description to let everyone know what the badge is about. Background color: Click the field and select a color for the badge background. Text color: Click the field and select a color for the badge text. Icon: Click Add Image under Icon and select an icon for your badge from the free vector art in the media manager or upload your own .svg file. Note: You can upload .svg files up to 250KB for member badges. We recommend that you use a simple icon with minimal details and colors so that it looks good at a size of 12px. (Optional) Assign your badge to site members: Click the Members tab. Click Save in the pop up. Click + Assign Badge . Select the relevant site members. Click Assign . (Optional) Set badge permissions: Click the Access tab. Enable the Badge access toggle. Click Manage Access to choose which member-only pages this badge grants access to. Select the checkboxes next to the relevant pages and badges. Click Save . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Customers & Leads and select Contacts . Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant contact. Click Assign Badges or Manage Badges . Click + Create New Badge at the bottom. Set the badge info and design: Badge Name and Description: Enter a unique name and description to let everyone know what the badge is about. Icon: Click the Edit icon next to Badge Icon and select an icon for your badge from the free vector art in the media manager or upload your own .svg file. Note: You can upload .svg files up to 250KB for member badges. We recommend that you use a simple icon with minimal details and colors so that it looks good at a size of 12px. Background Color: C lick the field and select a color for the badge background. Text Color: Click the field and select a color for the badge text. Click Save . Tip: You can automatically assign badges to your members using Wix Automations. These automations help you focus on the bigger picture by managing smaller tasks for you. For example, you could automatically grant a "Certified Superstar" badge to a member who completes an online program when specific events occur. Managing member badges Update and customize your member badges. Edit existing badges, change their design, and remove old badges. Plus, adjust what site permissions these badges unlock, and grant access to new pages. Dashboard Go to Badges in your site dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant badge. Choose what you want to do next: Edit Select Edit . Choose what you want to do next: Update the badge name and description: Enter the badge name and description. Click Save . Customize your badge design: Choose what you want to customize: Background Color: Click the field and select a color for the badge background. Text Color: Click the field and select a color for the badge text. Icon: Hover on the existing icon preview and click the Update icon . Select free vector art in the media manager or upload your own .svg file. Note: You can upload .svg files up to 250KB for member badges. We recommend that you use a simple icon with minimal details and colors so that it looks good at a size of 12px. Click Save . Update your member badge permissions: Click the Access tab. Enable the Badge access toggle. Click Manage Access to choose which members-only pages this badge grants access to. Select the checkboxes next to the relevant pages and badges. Click Save . Assign a member badge Select Assign badge . Click + Assign Badge . Select the relevant site members. Click Assign . Delete a badge Select Delete . Click Delete again to confirm. Note: If this badge has site permissions, badge holders will lose them. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Customers & Leads and select Contacts . Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant contact. Click Assign Badges or Manage Badges . Select or deselect the checkboxes next to the relevant badges. Click Save . Wix Editor Before you begin: Make sure you've added the members list element to a page in your site. Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Select the relevant page in your site. Click the members widget in your editor. Click Settings . Select the Badges tab. Customize the badge layout: Choose a layout: Choose if you want to show the name and icon, or only the icon or name. Size: Choose if you want the badge to be small or large. Corner radius: Drag the slider to increase or decrease the curve of the corners. Text: Click the drop-down menu and select the font for the badge. Studio Editor Before you begin: Make sure you've added the members list element to a page in your site. Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Select the relevant page in your site. Click the members element in your editor. Click Settings . Select the Badges tab. Customize the badge layout: Choose a layout: Choose if you want to show the name and icon, or only the icon or name. Size: Choose if you want the badge to be small or large. Corner radius: Drag the slider to increase or decrease the curve of the corners. Text: Click the drop-down menu and select the font for the badge. Managing member badges from your live site Assign roles to your members to help manage member badges. Members with roles can handle badges directly from your live site. For example, you can make a trusted member a back-office manager , which lets them give badges to other members. This helps build a strong community, keeps your site active, and saves you time and energy. Before you begin: Add the members list element to one of your site pages, set the list to "public", and publish your site to update its live version. Assign roles to your members to help manage member badges. To manage member badges from your live site: Go to your live site and log in. Go to the Members page. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant member. Click Assign Badges . Select the checkbox next to each badge you would like to assign to the member. Click Save . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Using Keyboard Shortcuts in Your Collection Streamline your workflow when managing your CMS collections with keyboard shortcuts. From your collection's Table layout only, you can select any cell, then use your keyboard to perform basic shortcuts. View the available keyboard shortcuts in the table below: Keyboard shortcuts in your collection's table layout: Action Description Ctrl + A ⌘ + A Select all cells Ctrl + C ⌘ + C Copy one or more cells Ctrl + X ⌘ + X Cut one or more cells Ctrl + V ⌘ + V Paste cut/copied content Shift + Enter Insert an empty row below Tab Go to the next cell Shift + Tab Go to the previous cell Shift + Click Select a range of cells between two clicks Right Click Ctrl + Click Open the context menu Tip: You can view this list of these shortcuts from within your collection by clicking More Actions and selecting Keyboard shortcuts . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Automations: Creating an Automation Create an automation to grow or manage your business. Choose to create one from scratch or start with a suggested automation. All automations consist of a trigger and at least one action. An automation's trigger is the event that causes the sequence of steps to be performed. The action is the response to the trigger. An action can take place immediately after the trigger, after a predefined number of hours or days, or if certain criteria are met. Example: Joan has a monthly newsletter. She creates a newsletter subscription form to grow her mailing list. She wants to thank each subscriber as they sign up, but manually sending these emails would be impossible. Instead, she sets up an automation that automatically sends a 'thank you' message every time a new person subscribes. Step 1 | Create a new automation Any automations you create appear under Automations in your site's dashboard. Make sure to choose a name that's memorable and can be understood by all of your site collaborators. Create with AI: Use the automation agent to describe the automation you want, then review and edit the draft it creates. To create a new automation: Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click + Create Automation at the top right. Choose how you want to start creating your automation: From Scratch: Click Start from Scratch to begin from a blank automation template. Suggested automation: Use the categories or search bar to find the suggested automation you want to edit. Then click Set Up next to the automation. Click the title to give your automation a name. Step 2 | Choose a trigger To get started, select the trigger you wish to initiate the automation. This may be something that a visitor does on your site (for example, purchasing a product), or something you or your collaborators do (e.g. creating an invoice). Note: The triggers you'll see listed differ depending on which apps are installed on your site (e.g. Wix Forms, Wix Stores). To choose a trigger: Choose a trigger in the trigger selection panel from the available options under the relevant app. Set up the trigger. Note: Based on the trigger you choose, you will see different settings to finish configuring the trigger. (Optional) Enable the Trigger once per person toggle to limit trigger frequency: Select the person from the trigger data: Decide how often the automation can be triggered for the same person (e.g. Contact ID, Post Author Contact ID, Visitor ID). Tip: This is useful for triggers that might occur repeatedly. Trigger once per person every: Select this checkbox if you want to set a specific amount of time that should pass before the automation can be triggered again for the same person. Step 3 | Add steps to your automation After selecting a trigger, continue setting up your automation using any of the available steps: Delay, Condition, Split, Local variable, Global storage item. These steps can be added anywhere in your automation sequence depending on the logic you are trying to implement. Customize your automation by adding these steps: Delay : Pause your automation between steps by adding a delay. This lets you wait a specific amount of time before continuing to the next step. Tip: If you don't add a delay, the action is performed immediately. Condition : Conditions let you create complex automation flows by defining criteria for continuing the flow. In the ‘THEN’ path, the automation flow continues only if the condition is met. You can set an 'ELSE' path to define what happens if it isn’t. Split : Add multiple paths to your automation so that multiple actions can occur at the same time. Local variable : Create a placeholder for information you use repeatedly in your automation. This gives you the flexibility to manipulate your data and reuse it in conditions or actions. Global storage item : Create a dynamic global value that can be read, and updated across all your automations. This gives your automations the ability to remember and update shared information as they run. Tips: You can add notes to your automation to leave short explanations, reminders, or tasks on the canvas for you and your team. Click the Add notes icon and drag it to the relevant place. You can move these steps around your automation by holding the Reorder icon and dragging it to the relevant place. Once you’ve added a step, select it to rename, duplicate, skip, delete, or view its data. You can use the Undo or Redo arrows to reverse or reapply your recent changes. Step 4 | Choose an action Actions are what the automation performs. For example, if your trigger is 'Form submitted', you might want to send that visitor an automatic thank you email. In the Select an action panel, you can find the action offering relevant to the selected trigger, which can be customized to suit your needs. Did you know? You can add multiple actions if needed, at any point throughout your flow. You can rename an action to fit your needs. To choose an action: Click the Add Step icon . Click Action . Choose an action from the panel. Note: The actions available will differ based on your trigger choice. Set up the action using the available settings. Click the relevant action below to learn how: Send an email Click Edit in the Sender details section to edit your sender details: From name : This is the name that appears in the recipient's inbox. Reply-to email : This is the address that replies are sent to. Click the Email template section and choose what you want to do: Click Edit to update the default template generated by this automation. If relevant select Email Builder or Email Builder Plus . Learn more about editing your email template. Click Change template to use an email template from a different automation or email marketing campaign. Click More Actions to preview and test the email or reset to default template. Under the Set email type section, select a type for your email to determine how or when your recipients can mute or unsubscribe from your emails: Promotional: Non-essential business information or marketing content. Business transactional: Essential information to your customers, directly related to their activity on your site. Business critical: Only meant for critical cases. Under the Set recipients section, select who will receive this automated email when it's triggered: Include trigger contact: Recipient who triggered this automation. Include additional recipients: Additional recipients who didn't trigger this automation Tips: If you want to send emails to yourself and your team, deselect the Include trigger contact checkbox and select all contacts or roles who you want to receive the email. Make sure to create email automations that don't overlap with other emails. Many apps already send emails to your contacts for specific events (e.g. making purchases in Wix Stores). If no recipients are selected, or a recipient shows a red 'missing property' warning, the automation has nowhere to send the email. Make sure to add a valid recipient , then save your changes. Send a chat message Enter the chat message you'd like to send in the Message field. Click the Send this message only when I'm online to chat toggle to specify when these messages are sent: Enabled: This chat message will only be sent when your chat status is online. Disabled: This chat message will be sent whether your chat status is online or offline. Note: You must have installed Wix Chat to set up this action. Send a push notification Send a push notification that appears on a customer's device screen ("pushed" by their mobile app). Enter the notification's title and message, and choose whether it takes customers to your app's home screen or a specific product or service. Note: This action is only available with a Mobile App Premium plan and when your app is live in stores. Send an SMS If you are subscribed to a Wix Business Phone Number plan, you can send SMS messages to contacts who have provided cell phone numbers. Learn more about sending automated SMS messages . Create a task Add a task for yourself or your team members and set a due date for it. Enter your task in the Add a task for you or your team field. Click the Assign to you or your team drop-down to choose to have the task sent to you or a member of your team, or left unassigned. Click the Set a due date toggle to choose whether to set a due date: Enabled: Select a value in the Number of days to complete task field. Disabled: Your task will not have a due date. Learn more about tasks and reminders. Assign a badge Badges allow you to label your contacts so they can be easily differentiated (for example, a badge could mark a certain milestone being met). Learn more about badges . Click X next to the badge(s) you don't want to assign, until you can only see the badge(s) you do want this automation to assign. Note: Click + Add Badge to create your first badge if you don't see any listed. Add a coupon Select whether to send a unique coupon each time in the Set Coupon section. Click the Select or create a coupon template drop-down to choose the coupon you want to use or create a new one. Adding a coupon does not automatically send that coupon. You need to attach the coupon to a relevant action and add it as a dynamic value to send. For example, you can use the coupon code in ‘Send an Email’, ‘Send an SMS’ and more. Move card in a workflow A workflow is a list that displays all of the steps of a project in columns so you can easily keep track of every phase. Create or move a card in a workflow automatically with Automations. Learn more about workflows . Click the In This Workflow drop-down to select the workflow you'd like to move a card in. Click the To This Step drop-down to select the step you'd like to move the card to. Give loyalty points Reward your visitors for their loyalty by assigning loyalty points. Learn more about the Wix Loyalty Program . Enter a description of this way of earning points in the Tell customers how they can earn points field. Note: This description should reflect the trigger you've chosen for this automation (for example, if your trigger is a visitor submitting a form, this will be the way they earn points). Enter the number of points awarded in the Customer earns field. Note: You can also add ways to earn loyalty points within the Loyalty Program area of your site's dashboard. Add a label Adding labels to your contacts helps you to filter your contact list and categorize your mailing lists. Learn more about labels . Click + Add Label to select the label(s) you'd like to add. Publish site Publish the current version of this site. Learn more about configuring an automation to schedule your site to publish automatically. Send HTTP request Send data to a third-party app or your own server using a webhook . Learn more about automatically sending data using an HTTP request . Update Google Sheets Send site data, such as form submissions or store orders, directly to a Google spreadsheet . Learn more about using automations to send data to Google Sheets . Invite to a group Send an email to contacts to invite them to join your group. Select an existing group you want to invite contacts to, or create a new group . Wix CMS Add, delete, update, or patch items in your CMS collections. You can also find or query items to use their data in subsequent automation steps. Choose from the following CMS actions: Add item: Add a new item to an existing collection. Delete item: Delete an item from a collection. Find item: Find an item by ID to use its data in subsequent automation steps. Patch item: Edit or clear values in selected fields only. Fields you don't include stay the same. Query items: Get all items that match your filters to use their data in subsequent automation steps. Update item: Overwrite every field in an item. Important: The Update item action overwrites all fields in the selected item. Any field you don't populate will have its existing content deleted. Learn more about using CMS actions in automations . Step 5 | (Optional) Test your automation Before you activate your automation, you can run a test to check that your trigger, actions, and mapped values work as intended. The test skips delays so you can see results right away. Important: This feature is only available for automations with at least one action and no configuration errors. Test runs send real emails and notifications to the recipients configured in your automation. To check an action with test recipients you must change the recipients in the action itself. Test emails and notifications count against your site's quotas, run on your live site, and can create or update real data. To test your automation: Click Test at the top of your automation builder. (Optional) Enter the sample trigger data in the Test Automation panel. Note: Fields are generated from your trigger and may be pre-filled with example values. Click Run Test at the bottom of the panel. Read the confirmation and click Run Test . View your results in the new tab that opens with your test automation flow. Note: Test results don't appear in your automation's run log and are only available in the tab that opens after the test. Step 6 | Activate the automation At the top right, click Save to save as a draft and come back later. Alternatively, click Activate to turn the automation on immediately. It now appears on your Automations page where you can monitor, edit, deactivate, or delete automations according to your needs. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Meetings: About Wix Meetings Wix Meetings makes it simple to schedule and manage consultations, interviews, or any type of meeting, online or in person. You don't need to set up a Wix website to schedule meetings. Share your scheduling link so clients can book a time that works for them. Sync your calendar to avoid double-bookings, and send automatic reminders to help prevent missed appointments. You can also accept payments, set your availability, and manage everything from your dashboard. Important: Currently, Wix Meetings is only available to site owners, co-owners, and back-office manager roles. Learn more about roles and permissions . Sites on the Basic Studio plan, Light Premium plan, or a free plan can host up to 3 free meetings per site. Upgrade your site to schedule unlimited meetings. Key benefits of Wix Meetings Wix Meetings lets you share scheduling links with anyone, even if you don't have a Wix website. Other key benefits include: Personalize every meeting: Customize scheduling links with your meeting name, duration, location, policies, forms, and if you want to charge for a meeting or offer it free. Stay in control of your availability: Sync your calendar (Google, Apple/iCal, or Outlook) so clients only see open times, reducing double-bookings. Distribute meetings across your team: Use Round Robin scheduling to automatically assign incoming meetings to available team members, so no one person gets overbooked. Make scheduling easy: Share your meeting link via URL, WhatsApp, email, or QR code. Keep clients informed: Send automatic email and SMS notifications so clients stay updated and don't miss meetings. Give clients flexibility: Let clients cancel or reschedule directly from notification links, no login required. Manage everything in one place: Approve, decline, reschedule, or cancel meetings from your Wix dashboard. Meet anywhere: Host meetings online, by phone, or at a physical location. Getting started with Wix Meetings You can find Wix Meetings in your site’s dashboard under Customers & Leads . When you create or edit the scheduling link, you're prompted to sync your calendar if you haven’t yet. This is important to keep your availability up to date and helps avoid double-bookings. You can also connect a payment method to accept payments for meetings. When creating a new scheduling link, choose how meetings are assigned, set your availability and meeting details, and customize the settings that fit your needs. Once your link is ready, share it so clients can schedule with you directly. Ready to create your first meeting? Learn how to create a scheduling link . FAQs Click below for answers to common questions about Wix Meetings. What is the difference between Wix Bookings and Wix Meetings? Wix Meetings is a fast, standalone scheduling tool for any business type, no published site required. It’s great for sharing links and scheduling single meetings quickly. Wix Bookings is a full business management solution for service-oriented businesses. It requires a published site and supports managing staff, recurring services, group sessions, and complex scheduling needs. Read more about Wix Bookings . Do meetings scheduled with Wix Meetings appear on my Booking Calendar? Meetings scheduled with Wix Meetings are displayed in your Booking Calendar only if Wix Bookings is installed on your site. They do not appear in your Booking List or any other Bookings-related page. How do clients schedule meetings? Once you create a meeting, share your scheduling link with clients in any way that works for you—such as by email, social media, or WhatsApp. Clients open the link, pick a date and time, enter their details, and book. All scheduled meetings appear in Meetings in your site's dashboard so you can easily keep track of bookings. How can I add a new host option to my meetings? Site owners, co-owners, and anyone with the back-office manager role can be selected as a meeting host. To add a new host, assign one of these roles to someone in your Roles & Permissions settings. For detailed steps, see how to invite or manage collaborators . Why can't I choose the option to notify customers via SMS? The option to select the Notify this customer via SMS checkbox can be unavailable for several reasons, including: If your customer has asked in the past to opt out of communication. If your customer doesn't have a valid country code with their phone number. If you've hit your SMS quota for the month. If you did not enable the Active toggle for this action in your settings. Tip: Hover over Notify the customer via SMS to see the reason. How can I customize my meeting policy? Each meeting has its own individual policy. You can customize your scheduling policy to control how clients schedule, cancel, and reschedule meetings. To customize your meeting policy: Go to Wix Meetings in your site's dashboard Click an existing meeting or add a new scheduling link. Add the meeting details and scroll down to Meeting settings . Click Edit next to Policy . Add your Policy details : Policy name: Enter a name for the policy. Policy description: Briefly describe your policy, for example your cancellation policy or any other information clients need to know. Note: Clients will only be able to click your policy if you add a description and name. Allow customers to cancel their own meetings online: Select the checkbox to allow clients to cancel their meetings. Define how much time before a session clients can cancel by choosing one of the existing options from the drop-down or create your own custom timeframe. Allow customers to reschedule their own meetings online: Select the checkbox to allow clients to reschedule their meeting. Define how much time before a session clients can reschedule by choosing one of the existing options from the drop-down or create your own custom rescheduling timeframe. Limit early scheduling: Select the checkbox and set how long before a meeting a customer is able to schedule from the drop-down. You can also select Custom to choose a specific timeframe (e.g. 1 week) before which clients can't make a meeting. Limit late scheduling: Select the checkbox and set how close to a meeting clients can schedule, for example, "24 hours before start time". Choose an existing option from the drop-down. You can also choose the Custom option to set a specific timeframe (for example, 1 week) before which clients are not able to book a meeting. Meeting requests: Choose to automatically accept all meetings or require manual approval. Click Save . What are the scheduling options in Wix Meetings? When you create a scheduling link, you can choose between 2 scheduling options: Single Host : Each booking is assigned to the same host. This is a good option if one person always runs the meeting. Round Robin: Each booking is assigned automatically to one available host from the group you selected. This is useful when you want to share meetings across multiple hosts. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Creating a multilingual website Translating your website Wix Multilingual: Customizing Images per Language Make your site's images more relatable by customizing them based on your visitors' language. For example, for a bookstore site, you can display the book of the month with a different cover design for each language. Before you begin: Add and set up Wix Multilingual on your site. Customizing images per language Choose to display a different image for each language or adjust images using the Wix Photo Studio. Translate the alt text for your images and set what happens when visitors click on an image. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of the Wix Editor. Select the language you want to edit. Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Select the page you want to edit. Select the relevant image on your page. Click Edit Translation . Set up your image for the language: Change the image: Click Change to select a different image for the secondary language. Change the image behaviors: Select an option under When image is clicked . Select an option under What does this link to? Change the alt text: Enter an image description under What's in the image? Enter tooltip text under Does this image have a tooltip? Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of the Wix Editor. Select the language you want to edit. Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Select the page you want to edit. Select the relevant image on your page. Click Edit Translation . Set up your image for the language: Change the image: Click Change to select a different image for the secondary language. Customize image settings: Select your image size under Display mode . Select an option under When image is clicked . Select an option under What does this link to? Change the alt text: Enter an image description under What's in the image? Dashboard Go to Multilingual in your site's dashboard. Select the page you want to edit from the drop-down on the top. Locate the relevant image. Set up your image for the language: Change the image: Click Change for [language] to select a different image for the secondary language. Manually or automatically translate the tooltip, description, and alt text fields. Tip: If you've specified different images for each language, changing the main language image won't affect the others. However, if an image hasn't been set for a specific language, updating the main language image will change it for all languages. Customizing galleries per language Customize your site's galleries for each of your languages. You can replace existing images, add more images, and change their order. Additionally, you can adjust the settings for each image in your gallery, including alt text, description, and the image link. Important: You can customize the following galleries: Grid Galleries, Honeycomb (diamonds and triangle), Animated Slide, Freestyle, 3D Slideshow, 3D Carousel. Learn how to translate the Pro Gallery . To customize galleries per language: Go to your editor . Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of the Wix Editor. Select the language you want to edit. Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Select the page you want to edit. Select the relevant gallery on your page. Click Edit Translation . Set up your gallery for the language: Click + Add Images to add different images. Click Replace Image to select a different image. Drag and drop images to reorder them. Change the Image Info on the right: Enter a Title . Enter a Description . Add a Link . Click Done . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about customizing your site's images per language. Which images cannot be changed per language? You are limited in changing certain types of images: strip backgrounds, vector art (.svg files), Pro Gallery images, lightbox images, and images that appear in apps. You cannot change these images per language, but you can adjust their SEO settings, such as alt text, title, and description. Is it possible to only adjust an existing image for each language? Yes. If you want to use the same image but change it slightly per language, go to your editor, select the language you want to update, select the page in your site and the relevant image. Click Edit Translation and then select Adjust to access the Wix Photo Studio . Tip: Try our AI Image Editor to edit your image in your desired style. How do I select and change images for different languages on my site? You can upload your own images, select stock images, or create your own image with AI. To change your image, go to your editor, select the language you want to update, select the page in your site and the relevant image. Click Edit Translation and then click Change to select a different image for your secondary language. You can now decide what you want to do: Click Add Images and select an image from the Media Manager or Create an AI image . Why should I translate alt text? Translating alt text for your images improves your site's SEO as it helps your site appear in search results in other languages too. Search engines read the text in your site's HTML code to understand the images. This improves your site's visibility and relevance. Alt text also enhances accessibility by allowing screen readers to describe images to visually impaired site visitors. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Managing the Wix Reviews App Once you start receiving product reviews through the Wix Reviews app , you can manage, reply, or delete them. Checking and publishing pending reviews If you chose to moderate some or all of your incoming reviews , you'll need to check them when they come in. You can decide whether you want to publish them, reply and publish, or move them to the trash. To check pending reviews: Go to Store Product Reviews in your site's dashboard. Click the Pending tab. Select the review you want to check. Choose what you want to do: Reply: Click Reply to Review , enter your comment, and click Reply . Publish: Click Publish to display the review on your site. Move to Trash: Click Reject to remove spam or abusive reviews. Removing live reviews You may want to remove certain live reviews, for example if the review is a spam message. To remove live reviews: Go to Settings of the Store Product Reviews in your site's dashboard. Click the Published tab. Select the review you want to check. Click Reject . Tip: If you removed a review by mistake, you can go to the Rejected tab and republish it. Importing reviews If you previously collected reviews for your products on another platform (e.g. Amazon) or through a different review app, you can import your reviews and display them on your site. Learn how to import your product reviews . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps PayPal Agentic Commerce Services: An Overview PayPal Agentic Commerce Services are an AI-powered shopping experience that helps your store reach new customers and grow your sales. With this feature, shoppers using AI tools—such as PayPal’s app or AI chat services—can discover and buy products from your Wix store in just a few clicks. How PayPal Agentic Commerce Services work When you add Wix Stores and set up PayPal Payments as your payment provider, your products may automatically become available for PayPal Agentic Commerce Services. Note: We’re rolling this feature out gradually, so only some eligible stores currently have access. When PayPal Agentic Commerce Services are activated, customers use PayPal’s mobile app or other AI shopping assistants to search for products, and your items can appear in their search results. The AI agent then guides the customer to complete their purchases using their PayPal wallet. Orders received through PayPal Agentic Commerce Services are labeled 'PayPal AI' in Wix analytics and reporting tools. Benefits of PayPal Agentic Commerce Services By using PayPal Agentic Commerce Services, your products can be found by shoppers who use AI chat tools and PayPal’s app. This not only helps you connect with a new audience, but makes their shopping experience faster and easier. Who is this available for? Currently, sites that meet the following criteria are eligible for PayPal Agentic Commerce Services: Based in the US Using PayPal as their payment provider Selling in US dollars Notes: Digital products and subscription products cannot be sold through PayPal Agentic Commerce Services. This feature is in beta. We’re rolling this feature out gradually, so not all eligible sites currently have access. To opt in, you can contact support. Enabling or disabling agentic shopping You can control whether PayPal Agentic Commerce Services are active for your store. To update the settings, go to Sales Channels in your Wix dashboard, select PayPal Agentic Commerce Services , and update the status. FAQs How do I get started with PayPal Agentic Commerce Services? Just make sure you’ve added Wix Stores and enabled PayPal Payments on your site. If this feature has been released to you, your products will be automatically included. How can I turn off PayPal Agentic Commerce Services? Go to Sales Channels in your Wix dashboard. Select PayPal Agentic Commerce Services . Click the drop-down next to PayPal Agentic Commerce Services. Select Disconnect integration . Where can I track sales coming from PayPal Agentic Shopping? In your Wix analytics and reporting tools, these sales are labeled as coming from the "PayPal AI" channel. Is there an extra fee for using PayPal Agentic Commerce Services? No, there are no additional fees beyond your regular PayPal transaction fees. How do I set up PayPal as my payment provider? Learn how to connect PayPal Payments to your Wix site . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Creating a multilingual website SEO in Wix Multilingual Wix Multilingual: Optimizing SEO Settings for Multilingual Sites Wix Multilingual lets you optimize your SEO settings for each language individually. This way, you can tailor your strategy for different locales and boost your online presence. By default, Wix adds hreflang and x-default tags to the code of your site's multilingual pages. These are HTML attributes that can help tell search engines like Google the language and geographical targeting of a page. For example, when someone searches for your page, the hreflang tag helps the search engine find all the language versions of the page. It also helps search engines display the most appropriate version of your page based on the person's language and location. In this article, you can learn how to optimize the SEO settings for the pages of your site's secondary languages. Tip: You can also use the Wix SEO Setup Checklist to get SEO recommendations for your site's main language. Learn more about the SEO Setup Checklist. Step 1 | Choose keywords in your secondary language Before defining any SEO settings, choose the three keywords that are most likely to reach people in your secondary language. These should clearly describe your business or the services you offer. They could be words, or groups of words, that a user in that locale would enter into search engines. Keep your localized keywords in mind and use them in SEO settings for your secondary language. Want to learn more about keywords? Check out this video on choosing the right keywords in the SEO Learning Hub. Step 2 | Localize your page's SEO settings After choosing your keywords, get started by optimizing each page's SEO settings for your secondary language. Enter a page title and description in your secondary language for each and every page. This ensures that your site appears in search results for the relevant locales. You can also change the slug of each page to be in your secondary language. An automatic redirect will be created for you once you publish your site, redirecting from the old slug to the new one. How to choose SEO title tags? When writing an SEO title tag in your site's secondary language, keep the following recommendations in mind: Keep the title tag between 10-70 characters. Include a target keyword for each individual page of your site. Add your business or site name as well as the page's name. For example: “Page Name | Business Name” Make the title tag unique to that page - it is not recommended to use the same title tag in all of your site pages. Include the location of your business to your homepage title tag; this will help Google know to display your site to searchers in your area. Check out these additional SEO tips for beginners in the Wix Blog. How to choose SEO meta descriptions? When writing an SEO meta description in your site's secondary language, keep the following recommendations in mind: Your meta description should be between 50 and 320 characters long, including spaces (Google trims the description at 320 characters). Combine keywords that best describe your business and that visitors would probably use to search for your site. Make the meta description unique to that page - it is not recommended to use the same meta description in all of the pages. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of the editor. Select the secondary language you want to work on. Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant page. Click SEO basics . Enter your page's title tag and meta description in the relevant language. Edit the URL slug to fit your secondary language. Make sure that the toggle next to Let search engines index this page is enabled. Click Publish at the top right of the editor. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of the editor. Select the secondary language you want to work on. Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant page. Click SEO Basics . Enter your page's title tag and meta description in the relevant language. Edit the URL slug to fit your secondary language. Make sure that the toggle next to Let search engines index this page is enabled. Click Publish at the top right of the editor. Step 3 | Localize your images' alt text Enhance the visibility of your images on Google and boost website traffic by localizing alt text. Alt text serves as a description for search engines, aligning search queries with the most pertinent results. Optimize your images for SEO by adding alt text in every language your site supports. While the Translation Manager offers a convenient platform, you can also perform this directly within your editor. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of the editor. Select the secondary language you want to work on. Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Select the relevant page. Select the relevant image in that page. Click the More Actions icon . Click the Settings icon . Enter a description for your image in the field under What's in the image? Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of the editor. Select the secondary language you want to work on. Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Select the relevant page. Select the relevant image in that page. Click Edit Translation . Enter a description for your image in the field under What's in the image? Dashboard Go to the Translation Manager in your site's dashboard. Click an image item from the list. Add or edit its alt-text translation. Click Save . Step 4 | Link elements per language Another great way to improve your site's SEO is to create links, both to other pages on your site and to external pages as well. Wix offers a variety of linkable elements such as text, images, button, etc. You can edit every element on your site to set a unique link for your secondary language. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of the editor. Select the secondary language you want to work on. Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Select the relevant page. Select the relevant element in that page. Click the More Actions icon . Click the Link icon . Select where you want to link to and enter the destination link. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of the editor. Select the secondary language you want to work on. Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Select the relevant page. Select the relevant element in that page. Click the Link icon . Select where you want to link to and enter the destination link. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit