< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Customizing Your Daily Agenda Design your daily agenda to suit your brand and make it easy for your clients to find the information they need. You can customize elements like the layout, text, and buttons. Before you begin: If you haven't already, add and set up the daily agenda element in your editor. Adjusting the layout of the daily agenda Adjust the layout of your daily agenda to suit your clients' needs. Set the alignment for the main elements in the agenda and adjust the amount of padding between them. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the Daily Agenda element. Click Settings . Click the Layout tab. Customize the layout using the options below: General layout: Select how you want to display your daily agenda: List: Displays each session in a row with a smaller image beside the session details. Overlay: Displays each session over a larger image background for a more visual layout. Header layout: Adjust the padding around the header. Day layout: Adjust the spacing for the day sections. Item layout: Customize how individual sessions display. In the List layout, you can adjust the alignment. In Overlay layout, you can adjust the alignment, item height, and padding. Image (List layout): Set the size of images in session items. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the Daily Agenda element. Click Settings . Click the Layout tab. Customize the layout using the options below: General layout: Select how you want to display your daily agenda: List: Displays each session in a row with a smaller image beside the session details. Overlay: Displays each session over a larger image background for a more visual layout. Header layout: Adjust the padding around the header. Day layout: Adjust the spacing for the day sections. Item layout: Customize how individual sessions display. In the List layout, you can adjust the alignment. In Overlay layout, you can adjust the alignment, item height, and padding. Image (List layout): Set the size of images in session items. Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Daily Agenda element. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click the Layout tab. Customize the layout using the options below: General layout: Select how you want to display your daily agenda: List: Displays each session in a row with a smaller image beside the session details. Overlay: Displays each session over a larger image background for a more visual layout. Header layout: Adjust the padding around the header. Day layout: Adjust the spacing for the day sections. Item layout: Customize how individual sessions display. In the List layout, you can adjust the alignment. In Overlay layout, you can adjust the alignment, item height, and padding. Image (List layout): Set the size of images in session items. Designing the daily agenda Make sure the daily agenda is easy to read and fits your brand by customizing its background and design. You can adjust the background color or image, add a border, and more. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the Daily Agenda element. Click Settings . Click the Design tab. Choose what you want to customize: General: Customize the background, border, and corners of the daily agenda. Header section: Customize the title, date picker, and filters in the header. Table: Customize the text and dividers in the daily agenda table. Sessions: Customize the session background, image overlay, corners, text, and buttons, including different button states (Regular, Hover and Disabled). Load more sessions button: Customize the button text, background, border, and corners. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the Daily Agenda element. Click Settings . Click the Design tab. Choose what you want to customize: General: Customize the background, border, and corners of the daily agenda. Header section: Customize the title, date picker, and filters in the header. Table: Customize the text and dividers in the daily agenda table. Sessions: Customize the session background, image overlay, corners, text, and buttons, including different button states (Regular, Hover and Disabled). Load more sessions button: Customize the button text, background, border, and corners. Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Daily Agenda element. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click the Design tab. Choose what you want to customize: General: Customize the background, border, and corners of the daily agenda. Header section: Customize the title, date picker, and filters in the header. Table: Customize the text and dividers in the daily agenda table. Sessions: Customize the session background, image overlay, corners, text, and buttons, including different button states (Regular, Hover and Disabled). Load more sessions button: Customize the button text, background, border, and corners. Customizing the daily agenda text content You can edit the text that appears throughout your daily agenda. This is useful if you have specific ways to describe your services, staff, or availability. You can also choose what call-to-action you put on your book and waitlist buttons. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the Daily Agenda element. Click Settings . Click the Text tab. Edit the available text fields for the header, filters, table slots, and button labels and status messages. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the Daily Agenda element. Click Settings . Click the Text tab. Edit the available text fields for the header, filters, table slots, and button labels and status messages. Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Daily Agenda element. Click Edit Text on the action bar. Select an option from the Choose an element to edit its text dropdown, then edit the relevant text fields. For example, under Header you can update the Title , Service filter , Staff filter , and Location Filter . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix POS Register: Booking Services and Accepting Payment Important: This article is about the Wix POS Register for brick & mortar businesses. For info on using POS on a mobile device , click here . Go to the Checkout screen to book appointments for walk-in clients and accept payment for the session. Step 1 | Book sessions You can book one or more sessions and add them to the cart. You can also add store products or a custom charge and accept payment for them all at the same time. Important: To check if a service provider is available, go to your booking calendar on desktop or in the Wix app. To add bookings to the cart: Open the POS tablet. Tap Checkout on the bottom bar. Tap Services . Tap the relevant service. Select the service date, time, and staff: Tap the service. Tap the relevant staff member. Select a date and time from the calendar. Click Update . (Optional) Add additional services, store products, or a custom charge . Step 2 | Assign a customer to the sale Make sure to add your customer's details to the sale. When they return, you can quickly assign the saved customer to a new sale. To assign a customer to the sale: Tap Select Customer . Select an option: Create a new customer : Tap +New Customer , enter the details, and tap Save . Select a saved customer: Search for the customer's name, email, or phone number or scroll down and select the customer. Tip: You can tap View next to a customer to view their details. Step 3 | (Optional) Apply a discount or coupon You can offer reduced prices by adding a discount at checkout or by letting your customer redeem a coupon. Discounts: Create a discount on the spot or add a saved discount . Coupons: Enter a coupon code or select a coupon from your list. Learn more about coupons . Notes: Swipe left to remove coupons or discounts added to the cart. You cannot apply a coupon and a discount to the same sale. You cannot apply a coupon to a sale with a custom charge. You can redeem coupons created with the Wix loyalty program or the Smile.io app . To apply a discount to the cart: Tap Discounts . Select a discount option: Add a saved discount: Tap to select the relevant discount. Add a saved variable discount: Tap to select, enter the amount and tap Add . Create a discount just for this sale: Tap One-Time Discount . Select the Amount or percentage icon. Enter the price or percentage. (Optional) Add a discount description. Note: This does not appear on your customer's receipt. Tap Add . To apply a coupon to the cart: Tap Actions . Select Redeem a Coupon . Select a coupon or type the coupon code. Tap Add to Cart . Note: You cannot redeem Free Shipping coupons, expired coupons, or archived coupons. To learn more about troubleshooting coupons, click here . Step 4 | (Optional) Take additional actions Before you accept payment for the order, you can tap the Actions button at the top right and select any of the following: Save Cart: Save the cart so you can return to it later. Attribute Sale to Team Member: By default, the sale (and tips added to the sale) go to the cashier. You can, however, attribute the sale to a different team member. Step 5 | Accept payment and complete checkout Accept cash payments or credit cards using your card reader. You can even accept payment from 2 or more payment methods (e.g. 2 credit cards). Notes: Card readers accept all major credit cards and payments made through the following payment apps: Apple Pay, Android Pay, Samsung Pay, VISA Paywave, MasterCard PayPass, AMEX ExpressPay and Discover D-PAS. Canadian merchants: Interac processing fees are $0.15 CAD. You can hide payment options you don't use . To accept payment: Tap Charge at the bottom right. Choose the relevant payment method: Accept credit card payment Tap Card . Use the card reader to swipe, dip (insert) or tap the card. Note: Swiping is not available for all card readers. (Optional) Do one or more of the following: Tap Email Receipt , enter the email address if prompted, and tap Send . Tap Print Receipt . Tap Add a Note: Enter an internal note (not visible to your customer) and tap Save . Tap Done . Note: To read notes and view receipts, go to your Sales History . Accept cash payment Tap Cash . Select the amount received from your customer. Note: If you can't find the right amount, tap Other to enter a custom amount. (If applicable) Give your customer their change listed under Change Due . (Optional) Do one or more of the following: Tap Print Receipt . Tap Email Receipt , enter the email address if prompted, and tap Send . Tap Text Receipt , enter the number, including country code, and tap Text Receipt . Tap Add a Note: Enter an internal note (not visible to your customer) and tap Save . Tap Done . Notes: To read notes and view receipts, go to your Sales History . Learn how to enable text receipts . Accept payment by gift card Before you can accept payment by gift card, you need to create gift cards and enable the payment by gift card feature . To accept payment by gift card: Tap Gift Card . Enter or scan the gift card code and tap Apply . If there is still money owed to complete the purchase, click Add Payment and process the balance using another payment method, such as cash or a credit card. (Optional) Do one or more of the following: Tap Print Receipt . Tap Email Receipt , enter the email address if prompted, and tap Send . Tap Text Receipt , enter the number, including country code, and tap Text Receipt . Tap Add a Note: Enter an internal note (not visible to your customer) and tap Save . Tap Done . Notes: To read notes and view receipts, go to your Sales History . Learn how to enable text receipts . Manually enter credit card details Important: Entering credit card details manually is the least secure way of accepting card payments. We recommend accepting manual payment only from buyers you trust. Note that in case of fraud, it is the merchant who is liable. Learn more To manually enter credit card details: Tap Manual Card Entry . Enter all the credit card details and tap Charge . (Optional) Do one or more of the following: Tap Print Receipt . Tap Email Receipt , enter the email address if prompted, and tap Send . Tap Text Receipt , enter the number, including country code, and tap Text Receipt . Tap Add a Note: Enter an internal note (not visible to your customer) and tap Save . Tap Done . Notes: To minimize the fraud risk, as soon as the value of your transactions add up to over 30% of your gross payment volume (GPV), they start to be declined. If you want to make changes to this limitation, contact Wix Customer Care. To read notes and view receipts, go to your Sales History . Learn how to enable text receipts . Accept split payment (more that one payment method) Using split payments, customers can pay using more than one payment method (e.g. using 2 credit cards or both cash and credit card). To process split payments: Tap Split Total at the top right. Enter the first payment amount. Tap Continue . Select a payment method (e.g. cash) and complete the first part of the payment. Tap Continue . (Optional) Edit the second payment amount. Tip: To balance left to pay is calculated for you. You can edit the amount if the customer wants to split the payment into more than 2 payments. Click Continue . Select a payment method (e.g. card) and complete the 2nd part of the payment. Tap Continue . (Optional) Do one or more of the following: Tap Print Receipt . Tap Email Receipt , enter the email address if prompted, and tap Send . Tap Text Receipt , enter the number, including country code, and tap Text Receipt . Tap Add a Note: Enter an internal note (not visible to your customer) and tap Save . Tap Done . Notes: To read notes and view receipts, go to your Sales History . Learn how to enable text receipts . Accepting partial payment (deposit) You can accept a partial payment now and charge your customer the rest in one or more payments made at a later date. To accept the first partial payment for an order: Tap Split Total at the top right. Enter the first payment amount. Tap Continue . Select a payment method (e.g. cash) and complete the first part of the payment. Tap Continue . Tap Mark as Partially Paid . Tap Mark as Partially Paid to confirm. (Optional) Do one or more of the following: Tap Print Receipt . Tap Email Receipt , enter the email address if prompted, and tap Send . Tap Text Receipt , enter the number, including country code, and tap Text Receipt . Tap Add a Note: Enter an internal note (not visible to your customer) and tap Save . Tap Done . To collect additional payment(s): Tap Sales History from the bottom bar. Select the relevant sale. Tap Collect . Select a payment type: Collect the balance owed: Process payment as you would for any other sale. The balance amount appears automatically. Collect another partial payment: Tap Split Total and collect another partial payment. Accepting other types of payment The other payment option lets you accept payment through a payment method which is not integrated with your POS system (e.g. though an app or physical gift card). Important: Since you receive direct payment from your client, you do not receive this amount as a Wix POS payout. To process other payment types: Tap Other . Enter a short note documenting how the customer paid you (e.g. Venmo payment). Note: The note appears in customer's receipts and in the Sales History tab in the tablet. Tap Record Payment . (Optional) Do one or more of the following: Tap Print Receipt . Tap Email Receipt , enter the email address if prompted, and tap Send . Tap Text Receipt , enter the number, including country code, and tap Text Receipt . Tap Add a Note: Enter an internal note (not visible to your customer) and tap Save . Tap Done . Notes: To read notes and view receipts, go to your Sales History . Learn how to enable text receipts . Redeem payment from a plan Tap to select the session. Tap Redeem Session. Select the relevant plan. Tap Redeem . After payment is completed, the service is added to your calendar. The service provider is set as the default staff member and the date is the current date. The time is added in the past since sessions are often paid for upon completion. This means that it you process the payment at 4:00 PM, it'll appear in the calendar as a 3:00 PM appointment. You can edit these details in the calendar. FAQs Click a question below to learn more: Can I add tax to a completed POS sale? No, it's not possible to add tax after you've completed POS transaction. Can I allow customers to leave a tip? Yes, you can enable tipping in the Payments tab. Learn how to enable and set up tipping . How can I save a cart? If you don't want to complete your sale right away or want to be able to duplicate your cart at a later date, you can save it. To help you find it later, give your cart a name and add a description. To save a cart: Tap Actions at the top right corner of the cart. Tap Save Cart . (Optional) Enter a name for your cart and any additional info. Tap Save . When you want to retrieve the cart later, tap Actions and Retrieve Cart . Then, select the relevant cart and tap Open Cart to make changes or complete the sale. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Creating a logo for your business Wix Logo: Ordering Branded Merchandise in the Wix Logo Maker Promote your business and expand your brand's reach with t-shirts, mugs, tote bags, magnets and stickers. With Wix, you can easily design your own merchandise and have it shipped directly to your doorstep. Ordering your merchandise Choose the merchandise item(s) you want to order and clarify the size of the merchandise and quantity you want delivered. If you want to order business cards , the process is slightly different. Before you begin: To order printed merchandise, make sure that you first purchase your logo . To order merchandise: Go to the Brand Studio . Click the My Brands drop-down at the top. Select the relevant brand. Click the Brand Actions drop-down and select Print Logo on Merchandise . Click the Shipping to drop-down and select your shipping destination. Click Get Started below the item you want to order. Depending on the item you chose, follow the steps below: T-Shirts (Optional) Customize your T-shirt template: Click Customize at the bottom left. Design your T-shirt using the available options. When ready, click Done at the top right. Select a color for your T-shirt: Black or white. Choose a size from the drop-down menu. Tip: Click Size Chart to get the exact measurements of each size. Select a quantity. Click Add to Cart . Click Continue to Checkout. Enter your shipping details and click Save & Continue . Confirm your payment method and click Submit Purchase . Mugs (Optional) Customize your mug template: Click Customize at the bottom left. Design your mug using the available options. When ready, click Done at the top right. Choose the amount of mugs you want per pack. Click Add to Cart . Click Continue to Checkout. Enter your shipping details and click Save & Continue . Confirm your payment method and click Submit Purchase . Tote Bags (Optional) Customize your tote bag template: Click Customize at the bottom left. Design your tote bag using the available options. When ready, click Done at the top right. Choose the amount of bags you want per pack. Click Add to Cart . Click Continue to Checkout. Enter your shipping details and click Save & Continue . Confirm your payment method and click Submit Purchase . Stickers (Optional) Customize your sticker template: Click Customize at the bottom left. Design your sticker using the available options. When ready, click Done at the top right. Select the dimensions of your sticker. Choose the amount of stickers you want per pack. Click Add to Cart . Click Continue to Checkout. Enter your shipping details and click Save & Continue . Confirm your payment method and click Submit Purchase . Magnets (Optional) Customize your magnet template: Click Customize at the bottom left. Design your magnet using the available options. When ready, click Done at the top right. Select the dimensions of your magnet. Choose the amount of magnets you want per pack. Click Add to Cart . Click Continue to Checkout. Enter your shipping details and click Save & Continue . Confirm your payment method and click Submit Purchase . Viewing your order history Once you have completed your order, you can check your order's status and track your merchandise from the Brand Studio. To view your order history: Go to the Brand Studio . Click the My Brands drop-down at the top. Select the relevant brand. Click the Brand Actions drop-down and select Print Logo on Merchandise . Click Order History . Click View items . Click Track Order . Tip: If you've ordered business cards from the Business Card Maker, follow these instructions to view your order history . You can also view your business card order history from the Business Cards & More section of the dashboard . Available products by region Your custom merchandise order is printed and shipped by Order a Print. The available products vary per region. Learn more about Order a Print . Note: Orders are fulfilled by Order a Print . You can cancel an order within the first 24 hours. Damaged or defective orders need to be reported within seven days of the delivery date to Order a Print and not Wix. Order a Print will investigate and send a replacement at their discretion. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix Payments: Changing Your Business Type When you first set up your Wix Payments account, you selected a business type (e.g., individual, sole proprietorship, partnership, etc.). If you chose the wrong type by mistake, or your business later changes its legal form (for example, you incorporate your business), you should update your business type from your Wix Payments account settings. Using Wix Checking or Wix Capital? If you have a Wix Checking account, you can’t change your business type yourself. Contact Wix Customer Care , who can help you change your business type. If you have a requested or active Wix Capital cash advance, you are currently not able to change your business type. You can contact Wix Customer Care to remit your cash advance early or wait until you’ve fully remitted your cash advance before you change your business type. Changing your business type in Wix Payments You can update your business type in your Wix Payments account settings. Any new information you provide may be subject to verification. Keeping it accurate helps avoid payout delays and supports compliance with applicable regulations and the Wix Payments Terms of Service. To change your business type: Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Click Manage next to Wix Payments . Click Edit Account Details . Under Business type , click update your account details . When prompted, click Update Account Details to confirm. Important : Your payouts will be placed on hold while you update your account information and your new details are being verified. You can continue to accept payments from your customers during this process. Fill out the account setup form with your updated business and personal information. Make sure to complete all required fields. Upload any verification documents if requested. Tip: If you’re not sure how to complete a specific field, use this article for step-by-step help. Accept the dedicated terms of service. Click Submit . What if I decide not to change my business type? If you change your mind before submitting the new details, click restore your previous details at the top of the form and then click Restore Account Details in the pop up. This reverts your account back to your previous information. If your previous details were already verified, you continue to receive payouts as usual. If they were not yet verified, you may need to complete verification before payouts can resume. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about changing your Wix Payments business type. What happens to my payouts when I change my business type? When you change your business type, your payouts are put on hold while we verify your new details. You can keep accepting payments from your customers, but those payments are not paid out during this time. Once your new information is approved, your payouts start again and may include eligible payments received while your account was under review. Can I still accept payments while my new details are being reviewed? Yes. You can keep accepting payments from your customers as normal. Only your payouts are paused until your updated details are verified. Why can’t I change my business type myself? In some cases, this change has to be handled by our team or may not be available at all. For example, if your account is under review, if you have a Wix Checking account, or if you have an active Wix Capital cash advance, you may not be able to change your business type from your settings. If you see a message that you cannot update your business type and account details, follow the instructions on the screen, such as restoring your previous details, contacting Customer Care, or waiting until your cash advance is fully remitted. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Enterprise Solution Enterprise Solution: Creating Custom Templates Save time and maintain a consistent brand image across your organization and clients' sites by creating custom templates in the enterprise dashboard. Customize your preferred design, layout, and custom apps to create new sites without starting from scratch. You can also customize the templates in the editor, change their settings, duplicate or delete them as needed. To create a custom template, create a website that serves as the basis for your template. Once your site is created, you can create new templates and customize them as needed for different clients or projects. This can help streamline the process of creating new websites, saving time and effort while also ensuring consistency across multiple projects. Learn more about Wix Studio for enterprise or contact our sales team . To create a custom template: Go to Custom Templates in your enterprise dashboard. Click + Create Custom Template at the top right. Choose the site that you want to use as a base for your new custom template. Click Continue . Edit your template details: Template name: Enter a name for your custom template. Select template type: Choose the purpose for this custom template: Organization or Client . Note: You can create a custom template, either for your organization or for your clients. One template can't be used for both. Click Create Template . What's next? Once you've created a custom template, you need to make it available for use so you can create sites with it. To do this, click the More Actions icon next to the custom template and select Make Available . Click Make Available again to confirm. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Automations: An Overview Wix Automations is a powerful tool that streamlines your work processes and saves time on manual tasks, with just a few clicks. You can send automated emails to your visitors, remind them about their invoices, create tasks for your team, and much more. Automations work across a range of apps and offer tailored options based on how each app works. You can use it to create automations from scratch or customize suggested automations. The automation builder is available fr om your site's dashboard , with no pre-requirements. Watch your automations list grow as your site grows All businesses are different and benefit from different automations. As you build your site, Wix will install automations specific to the apps you're using. For example, if you add a Wix Blog to your site, you'll automatically notify members of new posts and notify followers of new comments. Learn more about App automations and how you manage them. Ready to get started? Learn how to create a new automation . Benefit from the automations we recommend for your business In addition to App automations, you'll see Wix's suggested automations when you start to create. These are specific to your business type and the apps you've added to your site. They are listed by business benefit to help you choose: 'Sell more online', 'Engage with clients', and more. Take our recommendations or create your own automations from scratch. View and manage your automations from one place No matter which apps your automations are connected to, you'll be able to view all automations on your Automations page. Here, you can see automation summaries and key information, such as total trigger count and most recent trigger date. You'll also be able to make edits, instantly activate or deactivate, and filter your automation list. Learn more about managing your automations . Reach out with automated emails and track their success Automating the process of sending an email is one of the most popular automations. These automated emails can acknowledge form submissions, for example, remind customers about abandoned carts, and more. All email automations include email statistics. These provide valuable information around email success rate and how recipients have interacted. Learn more about customizing your automated emails and checking statistics . Discover triggers and actions easily As you start to build your automation, clicking steps to configure them, a panel appears on the left to guide you. This panel helps you understand what is possible when setting up your automation. It also visually explains what needs to be configured at each step of the process. The panel includes a new search function that allows you to find the trigger or action you need. You can search for an app with all its triggers, or search for a specific trigger. You can also use the filter drop-down menu to discover more triggers or apps. Create larger and more complex flows The automation builder supports large and complex flows with IF/ELSE conditions that align with your business logic. As you build your automation flow, you can see exactly how each step impacts the others. It gives you the ability and flexibility to easily define what happens when a condition isn't met. For example, let's say you own an online store. You can set up an automation where every time a customer places an order, they get an automated 'thank you' email. You can then use conditions to enhance the flow – add a condition where if the order’s total value is greater than 100 (i.e. IF), a coupon is sent to the customer 3 days after the previous email. For customers who spent less than 100 (i.e. ELSE), you can choose a different action like sending a follow up email inviting them to come back and order again. FAQs Here are some common questions about automations: How do I understand which automations are available to me? The automations you'll be able to create will depend on the apps (e.g. Wix Blog, Wix Restaurants) you have added to your site. Automation trigger options are specific to the app you've selected, and automation action options are specific to the trigger you've selected. Select an app to view your trigger options, then select your trigger to view your action options. Popular automations include: Sending a "thank you", "welcome" or "next steps" email when a visitor submits a form. Learn more about sending automated emails to contacts after form submissions. Sending a discount coupon or reminder email when a customer has abandoned their shopping cart. Learn more about automatically sending discount coupons. Sending an email when an invoice is overdue. Learn more about Wix Invoices automations. Awarding loyalty points when a restaurant order is received. Learn more about Wix Restaurants automations. Sending a chat message when a form is submitted, or automatically replying to incoming chat messages. Learn more about Wix Chat automations. How can I use automations to improve customer engagement? Automations are a great way to stay connected with your customers and build engagement. Here’s how you can use them: Send a warm welcome email to new subscribers or members. Follow up with thank-you messages after bookings, purchases, or donations. Remind customers about upcoming bookings or events. Let subscribers know about new blog posts or site updates. Create drip campaigns to nurture leads over time. Tip: Combine automations with email marketing campaigns to keep your communication consistent and professional. Can I track how my automations are performing? Yes, each time an automation is triggered, the run log presents vital information such as the status of each run, how it performed, and whether there were any issues along the way. Learn more about how each run of an automation performed . You can also see statistics of automations that have a Send an Email action . Can I connect my automations to apps that I use outside of my Wix site? Yes, head over to a third party app like Zapier to co nnect Wix to external apps such as Slack, Trello and Google Docs. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your media Using the Pro Gallery Wix Pro Gallery: Adding Frames to Your Gallery Items Highlight your gallery items by adding frames to them. You can create unique, colorful frames using the Border and Corner Radius options available in your gallery's Design settings. To add frames to your Wix Pro Gallery items: Go to your editor . Click the pro gallery element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Design tab. Click Item Style and customize your frame using the following options: Border width & color You can choose the thickness of your frame and its color. To customize your gallery items' frames: Drag the Border Width & Color slider to increase or decrease the width of the frame. Click the color box and select a color for your frame. Corner Radius Change the shape of your frame using the Corner radius option. You can make the frame as round or as square as you like. Note: The Border width & color and Corner radius design options are only available when you choose Crop as your thumbnail resize option in the Customize Layout panel. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Wix Studio: About Wix Studio Certifications Stand out for the work you're already doing in Wix Studio. Studio certifications recognize creators who consistently deliver high-quality, professional sites using the full power of Wix Studio. There are no forms to fill out or tests to take to qualify — just your work speaking for itself. Each month, we review premium sites and Blocks apps built in Wix Studio and certify top creators. Certified creators get badges, points, and exclusive perks through the Studio League . Who can be certified? Web Designers : Creators who build polished, responsive Wix Studio sites, including at least one from a blank canvas. Certified designers follow best practices for UX/UI, SEO, accessibility, and performance. Developers : Creators who build advanced Studio sites or Blocks apps using backend logic, custom APIs, schedulers, secure key management, and performance monitoring. Studio certifications To qualify, your work must meet our standards for quality, creativity, and technical skill. Each month, we review portfolios and announce the newest certified creators. Web Designer certification Recognizes creators who design polished, responsive, and accessible premium sites using the Studio Editor. Premium sites: Built 3 or more premium sites, including at least one from a blank canvas. Responsive design: Used CSS grid or advanced units, and manually adjusted for mobile and tablet. Creative elements: Included animations, blend modes, or sticky elements across 3 sites. SEO, accessibility, and performance: Followed best practices like proper heading structure, alt text, and color contrast (3:1+). Use JPGs instead of PNGs (unless transparency was needed), MP4s instead of GIFs, and SVGs for scalable icons and logos. Limit custom fonts to 4 or fewer. UX/UI: Demonstrated a consistent design system and intuitive navigation. Developer certification Recognizes developers who build secure, high-performing Studio sites or Blocks apps with advanced backend logic. Premium projects: Built 3 premium sites (with traffic) or a Blocks app installed on 3 or more premium sites. Advanced backend code: Used third-party APIs, secret manager, backend events, or routers. Studio platform features: Used schedulers, data hooks, or custom APIs. App complexity (if applicable): 200+ lines of code, multiple API calls, and custom page types. Development activity: Logged 14 or more coding days in Studio. Secure development: Did not expose secret keys or sensitive data. Performance tracking: Used monitoring tools for debugging and optimization. Want to know exactly what we look for? Check the full Web Designer criteria or Developer criteria . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about Wix Studio certifications. How do I get certified? There’s no application process. Just focus on building great Studio projects that meet the criteria. We review new work monthly and certify eligible creators. Once you’re certified, you’ll receive an email with next steps to activate your badge and points. Are the certifications free? Yes. Certifications are completely free and industry-recognized. They add credibility to your profile and help you stand out to clients. What is the Studio League? The Studio League is the official community of certified Studio creators. As a member, you get visibility, access to exclusive perks, and opportunities to be spotlighted as a Wix expert. Explore the Studio League What are the benefits of being certified? By becoming certified by Wix Studio, you’ll be recognized by your peers and potential clients as an expert in your field. You’ll receive a certificate and badge that you can add to your agency site and social profile. The certification helps validate your credibility in the Wix Marketplace and across the industry. Check out the full Web Designer benefits and Developer benefits to learn more. Can I improve my chances of being certified? Yes. Keep building premium sites and advanced apps that meet our criteria. Use resources from the Studio Academy to sharpen your skills. Are certifications tied to me or my workspace? Certifications are tied to the Wix Studio workspace where the work was created. The certification is awarded to the workspace owner, not to individual teammates. When will I receive my Partner Program points? You’ll receive your points once you complete the certification process, including the steps in the certification email. After completing these steps, your points are added automatically to your profile. What if I completed a Wix Studio certification before the new certification program? Your existing badges and certificates are still valid and reflect your achievements. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Photo Albums: Showing or Hiding an Album on Your Site When you publish your album for the first time, you can choose to show or hide it in the album gallery on your Wix site by selecting or deselecting the Show this album on my Wix website toggle. Note: You can change this setting at any time. To show or hide a photo album on your site: Select the Wix Photo Albums app in the Editor. Click Settings . Click Albums on the left of the panel. Click View All Albums at the bottom. Click the Show on Site toggle to show or hide each album. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Restaurants: Managing Incoming Restaurant Orders Manage your incoming orders via your site's dashboard or the Wix app. View your orders in real time, accept them with a swipe, and get instant notifications. You can access order details, pricing, and the option to print, email, or reject if needed. Step 1 | Receive the order notification When an order comes in, you'll receive an email notification. You can also customize additional notification types , including real-time alerts on your phone via the Wix app . Download the app to start receiving mobile notifications on your iPhone or Android . Step 2 | Accept or reject the order To get started, click Accept on an incoming order to move it to the 'Accepted' column. You can see at a glance what was ordered as well as any customer notes or modifications. To accept or reject an order: Dashboard Go to Online Orders in your site's dashboard. Choose what you want to do: Accept: Click Accept . Reject: Click the More Actions icon under the relevant order. Select Cancel order . Choose whether or not to send an email about the cancellation: Send an email: Select the Send a confirmation email to customer checkbox and enter a short note. Don't send an email: Deselect the Send a confirmation email to customer checkbox. Click Continue . Click Cancel order . Note: This cannot be undone. Accepting pre-orders? If you accept orders days in advance, you can also click the calendar view to view upcoming orders by date. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Sales and select Restaurant Orders (New) . Choose what you want to do: Accept: Tap Accept . Reject: Tap the More Actions icon under the relevant order. Tap Cancel order . Choose whether or not to send an email about the cancelation: Send an email: Enable the Send a confirmation email toggle and enter a short note. Don't send an email: Disable the Send a confirmation email toggle. Tap Next . Tap Cancel Order . Note: This cannot be undone. Step 3 | Get the order ready Now you can get to work preparing the order for your customer. As soon as it's done, click Mark as Ready so it can be delivered or picked up. If it's a delivery order, your customer will see a Ready status on the tracking page. Dashboard Go to Online Orders in your site's dashboard. Tap Mark as Ready under the relevant order in the Accepted column. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Sales and select Restaurant Orders (New) . Tap the Accepted tab. Tap Mark as Ready under the relevant order. Tips: Click the arrow at the bottom right to expand or collapse the order details. Click the More Actions icon under the relevant order and select View contact to see customer details. Step 4 | (Optional) Edit the order You can edit your customer's order as needed if they made a mistake or requested changes after checkout. Add items, update prices, or revise customer details. Additionally, you can include a reason for the edit, that only you and other staff members see. To edit an order: Dashboard Go to Online Orders in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon under the relevant order. Click Edit order . Make the necessary edits. Click Update Order . (Optional) Select or deselect the checkbox next to Email the customer about changes made to this order . Click Update Order to confirm the changes. (If needed) Refund or collect payment directly from the updated order page. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Sales and select Restaurant Orders (New) . Tap the More Actions icon under the relevant order. Tap Edit order . Make the necessary edits. Tap Update . (Optional) Select or deselect the checkbox next to Email the customer about changes made to this order . Tap Update Order to confirm the changes. (If needed) Refund or collect payment directly from the updated order page. Step 5 | Complete the order In the Ready column, you'll see one or both of these options: Mark as Fulfilled for pickup orders and Out for Delivery for delivery orders. Marking an order as fulfilled removes it from the screen. To complete an order: Dashboard Go to Online Orders in your site's dashboard. Depending on the order type, follow the steps: Delivery orders: Click Out for Delivery when the courier collects the order, and Mark as Fulfilled when the customer receives it. Pickup orders: Click Mark as Fulfilled when an order is picked up. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Sales and select Restaurant Orders (New) . Depending on the order type, follow the steps: Delivery orders: Tap Out for Delivery when an order is collected by the courier, and Mark as Fulfilled when your customer receives the order. Pickup orders: Tap Mark as Fulfilled when an order is picked up. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Where can I see orders that are fulfilled, canceled, or overdue? All orders you receive, no matter what the status, appear in the Orders tab. To find an order more quickly, you can search by the customer's name or filter your orders. How can I cancel or refund an order? If you need to cancel or to cancel and refund an order, you can start the process in the Online Orders tab. Go to Online Orders in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant order. Select Cancel order or Cancel and refund order . Can I assign DoorDash Drive for delivery of an order placed over the phone? Yes. Once you’ve entered the details for a manual order (e.g. over the phone), you can assign DoorDash Drive to handle the delivery. Note: DoorDash Drive is available only for prepaid orders. Go to Online Orders in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon . Select Delivery with DoorDash Drive . Click Yes, Continue to update the delivery method to DoorDash Drive. Enter the time for How soon should a driver pick up the order? . Click Submit . Are modifier group names displayed on submitted orders? Yes. Modifier group names automatically appear in the order details. Can I pause or resume accepting online orders? Yes. You can pause or resume online orders anytime per location. Pausing shows your Online Orders page as closed. Resuming reopens ordering based on your regular hours. To pause online orders: Go to Online Orders in your site's dashboard. (If relevant) Click the Online Orders drop-down and select the relevant location. Click the Accepting orders drop-down menu and select Pause Orders . Click Pause Orders again to confirm. To resume online orders: Go to Online Orders in your site's dashboard. (If relevant) Click the Online Orders drop-down and select the relevant location. Click the Ordering paused drop-down menu and select Resume Orders . Click Resume Orders again to confirm. Does pausing orders affect future scheduled orders? No. We will still process any scheduled orders customers already placed. Pausing orders only stops customers from placing new orders. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Blog: Understanding Your Blog Pages When you add Wix Blog to your site , you automatically get 2 new pages on your site – a Post page and a Blog page. The Post page displays a single blog post and your Blog page is a feed of all your blog posts on one page. The Wix Blog app also offers the option to add a Members Area to your site. This is a section of your site dedicated to all your site visitors that signup and become members of your site. The Blog page The Blog page contains your main blog feed, which is all of your blog posts. By default, this page is called "Blog" but you can rename it. If you have created categories in your blog, then your readers can filter your posts by category. All Posts feed When a reader clicks All Posts , they can view every post in your blog. Category feed If you have created categories , they are displayed at the top of your blog pages. When a reader clicks a category in your category menu, they can view all the posts that are part of that category. Once you have created categories for your blog, you can assign them to posts . You can also use tags and hashtags to assign posts to categories. Customizing your Blog page You can completely customize the Blog page, including the All Posts feed and the Category feed to look exactly how you want. For example, you can change the layout, choose what information is displayed, and design them using a huge range of customization options. Tip: Click Settings on the Blog element to get started. Learn more about customizing your Blog page Note: The Category feed design is also used for the tags, hashtags and archive results pages. The Post page When a reader clicks a post on your Blog page, they are taken to the Post page. This is a dynamic page that displays your individual blog posts. This means that the content changes depending on the blog post your reader is viewing. Customizing your Post page You can change the design of the Post page to look just how you want. You only need to customize the Post page once, and your design is displayed for every blog post. To access the customization options, click Settings on the Post page element. Learn more about customizing your Post page The Members page When you add a Members Area to your site , you get a Members page. This page lets your site members see who else is part of your blog community, follow each other, comment on other members' posts, and see other members' activities (such as likes). Adding a Members Area also gives your site visitors access to other benefits if you have Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, or other Wix apps installed. Learn more about the Members Area . Tip: If you want to have a Members Area on your site, but without this page, you can hide it . FAQs Click a question below to find out more information. How can I structure my blog by category or topic? If you have a lot of posts on your blog, it can be helpful to add some categories for certain posts or topics. Your readers can click on a topic and find posts related to that topic. Can I display blog posts on other parts of my site, or just my blog pages? Posts are mainly found in your post pages, however, you can add a Post List element to any page on your site, and give your site visitors a peak at your blog content. For example, adding a Post List to your site's homepage, is a great way to pull traffic into your blog. If I make changes to my main blog feed, does it show on my blog post page? No, the settings for your main blog feed and Post page are all separate settings. When you make changes to one of these the changes are only reflected on that specific page. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Pricing Plans: Updating the Payment Method on a Customer Subscription You and your customers can update their payment method at any time. This is useful when clients' cards expire, they switch banks, or they no longer want to pay in cash and want to pay with credit card, for example. Customers who are members of your site can update their payment methods themselves, using the My Subscriptions section of your site. For non-site members, you can update the payment method your customer uses from Subscriptions in the dashboard. Clients updating their payment method Clients can update the payment method they use on their active recurring subscriptions. This is useful to avoid having their payments fail, their subscriptions canceled, or going into a grace period . This can happen when an existing payment method, such as a card, is due to expire soon. If payment fails, and the subscription is canceled, your clients will have to purchase a new subscription using a valid payment method. You can advise your clients on how to update their payment method using the steps below. To update your payment method: Log in to the relevant Wix site. Go to the My Subscriptions section of the Members Area. Click the relevant plan. Click Update Payment Method . Click Credit/Debit Cards to add a new credit/debit card or select a previously saved credit card from the drop-down. Enter the relevant details for the new credit/debit card. Note: The current credit/debit card details appear at the top to avoid confusion. Click Submit . Notes: This option is only available for active, online recurring subscriptions. Clients cannot update their payment method using the Wix Member apps, including the Spaces by Wix app or Wix Branded app. Clients can only update their payment method to a credit card, not PayPal. Clients need to update the payment method on each subscription separately (changes to one subscription do not affect all subscriptions). Adding a new payment method through “My wallet” does not update the payment method on the customers’ active subscription. Updating an existing online payment method for a customer You can update existing online payment methods on your customers' behalf. This is great for when your customers' old cards expire or when they switch banks. Important: Learn more about which payment providers allow you to update the online payment method for customers . To update an existing online payment method for a customer: Go to Subscriptions in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant plan. Click Manage Subscription at the top. Click Update payment method . Enter the customer's new card details. Click Update . Switching offline payment method to online for a customer You can switch customers' payment method from offline to online from Subscriptions in the dashboard. Online payment methods are more reliable and easier to track. They also make renewal payments automatic, which helps retain your customers for longer. Notes: When you switch a client's payment method from offline to online, you cannot change it back to offline. This feature is only available using Wix Payments or Isracard as your payment providers. This feature is only available for subscriptions that support accepting payments by manual card entry . Examples include: One-time payments where a customer's card details are typed into the Wix Dashboard, Wix app, or POS at the time of purchase. One-time payments using a saved card on file . The 1st subscription payment where card details are entered manually. Note : For Wix Payments, subsequent payments in that subscription are not considered to be manual card entry and are processed at regular card processing rates. To switch a customer's offline payments to online payments: Go to Subscriptions in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant offline subscription. Click Manage Subscription at the top. Click Switch to online payment . Enter the customer's details. Click Save . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about updating a customer's payment method. What happens when I switch a customer's payment method? When you change a customer's payment method, they receive an automated email informing them of the change. You can review and edit the content of these emails from Automations in your site's dashboard. The new payment method takes effect from the customer's next payment date. My customer wants to change their payment method back to offline, can I do this? You cannot switch a payment method from online back to offline. Which online payment methods can I update to? You can currently only update a customer’s payment method to online using a credit/debit card. Do my customers lose access to their subscriptions when I update their payment method? No, your customers continue to enjoy the benefits of their subscriptions uninterrupted. I don't see the option to switch a customer's payment method from offline to online payment? The ability to switch a customer's payment method from offline to online is only available to people using Wix Payments or Isracard as your payment providers. Switching from offline to online is also limited to certain types of subscription payments. Examples include: One-time payments where a customer's card details are typed into the Wix Dashboard, Wix app, or POS at the time of purchase. One-time payments using a saved card on file . The 1st subscription payment where card details are entered manually. Note : For Wix Payments, subsequent payments in that subscription are not considered to be manual card entry and are processed at regular card processing rates. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit