< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix Payments: Adding & Managing Business Owners If you're accepting payments as a business entity (Corporation, General Partnership, Limited Liability Company), you must add the details of the relevant business owners / directors to make sure your Wix Payments account complies with all legal requirements. Who should I add? People holding 25% or more of the company's ownership. People who are significantly responsible for managing the company. This includes (but is not limited to) roles like the CEO, CFO, COO, President, Vice President, General Partner, Treasurer, Chairperson, Director etc. If in Canada or the Netherlands, Directors on the corporation company board. Important: Wix Payments may require additional information and/or documents to verify your business owners' identity. You may, but are not required to, add another manager if you've already added yourself. After adding the company's business owners to your Wix Payments account, you can always go back and edit their details or remove them completely if they are no longer relevant. Adding business owners in the Wix Payments setup process Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Click Complete Set-up under the relevant Wix Payments payment method. Click Complete Account Set-up . Select your business type. Tip : Click the How to select the right business type? guide to help you make your choice. Enter the business owner details: Full name Country of residence Date of birth Personal address ID number or Social Security Number (SSN) Email address Select the checkboxes: Does this person own 25% or more of the business: Yes: Select this option if this person is a shareholder owning 25% or more of the business. No: Select this option if this person owns less than 25% or doesn't own the business at all. Does this person have significant responsibility for managing the company: Yes: Select this option if this person holds a position with control over company management (e.g. CEO, CFO, Treasurer, Chairperson, etc.) No: Select this option if this person's position doesn't involve company management. Enter the person's Title using the text box. Click Add . Click Upload Photo ID and select an ID type. Upload and click Submit . Adding business owners in an existing Wix Payments account Go to Manage Wix Payments . Click Edit Account Details . Scroll down to Business Owners and click + Add business owner . Enter the business owner details, as required: Full name Country of residence Date of birth Personal address ID number or Social Security Number (SSN) Email address Select the checkboxes: Does this person own 25% or more of the business: Yes: Select this option if this person is a shareholder owning 25% or more of the company. No: Select this option if this person owns less than 25% or doesn't own the business at all. Does this person have significant responsibility for managing the company: Yes: Select this option if this person holds a position with control over company management (e.g. CEO, CFO, Treasurer, Chairperson, Director etc.) No: Select this option if this person's position doesn't involve company management. Enter the person's Title using the text box. Click Add . Click Upload Photo ID and select an ID type. Upload and click Submit . Editing a business owner's details Go to Manage Wix Payments . Click Edit Account Details . Scroll down to Business Owners and click Edit next to the relevant business owner. Edit their details in the pop-up window. Click Save . Removing a business owner Go to Manage Wix Payments . Click Edit Account Details . Scroll down to Business Owners and click Remove next to the relevant business owner. 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 Using the Wix mobile apps Mobile apps for your customers Wix Mobile Apps: Adding Business Elements to Your Apps Whether you run an online store, restaurant, or a booking service, you can add business elements to your app to enhance your client's experience. For example, if you run a booking-based business, add an element that lists all of your services. This way, clients can easily see and book them directly through your app. Adding business elements to your app Choose the business elements you want to include on your mobile apps. Customize the elements by renaming them, deciding which screens they appear on, and making more personalized edits. Dashboard Go to Mobile App in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant tab (e.g. Spaces by Wix app , Your own mobile app ). Click Edit Mobile App . Add the business element: Click the Screen drop-down at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Click Elements on the left. Select the relevant business category under Add Elements (e.g. Store, Bookings, Events, Restaurants or Table reservations). Click the element you want to add to your screen. Edit the element on the right panel of your screen. Note: The details you can edit depend on the element you add. Repeat step 4 to add and customize more business elements. Click Save & Publish . Note: While you can add the Online Orders and Table Reservations elements from desktop, you edit their appearance from the Wix mobile app (see the Wix app / Wix Studio app tabs). Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing a different mobile app: Tap the mobile app name at the top. Tap the relevant mobile app. Tip: If you want to edit a different mobile app, choose the app as your preferred mobile app . Tap Edit . Add the business element: Tap the Screen drop-down at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Tap + Add Element in the relevant location. Select the relevant business category under Add Elements (e.g. Store, Bookings, Events, Restaurants or Table reservations). Tip: Tap the Search icon to look for specific elements. Tap the element you want to add to your screen. Customize the element you select. Note: The details you can edit depend on the element you add. Tap Add at the top right. Note: Some elements are added automatically and don't require this step. Repeat step 6 to add and customize more business elements. Wix Studio app Go to your site in the Wix Studio app. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing a different mobile app: Tap the mobile app name at the top. Tap the relevant mobile app. Tip: If you want to edit a different mobile app, choose the app as your preferred mobile app . Tap Edit . Add the business element: Tap the Screen drop-down at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Tap + Add Element in the relevant location. Select the relevant business category under Add Elements (e.g. Store, Bookings, Events, Restaurants or Table reservations). Tip: Tap the Search icon to look for specific elements. Tap the element you want to add to your screen. Customize the element you select. Note: The details you can edit depend on the element you add. Tap Add at the top right. Note: Some elements are added automatically and don't require this step. Repeat step 5 to add and customize more business elements. Elements for your online store Add and customize store elements to create a smooth, on-the-go shopping experience for your customers. Add a product gallery or carousel to showcase your products exactly the way you want to. You can also let customers add filters to make browsing and buying easier. With your own mobile app, you can tailor the experience even more by adding a wishlist element so members can save their favorite products directly from the gallery. You can also allow them to add items to their cart right from the product gallery, making the buying process as seamless as possible. Note: Only members of your app can save items to a wishlist. Elements for your restaurant Make orders and table reservations easier on the go by adding these elements to your app. The Restaurant Orders element shows your menu and allows visitors to make an order from their phone. The Table Reservations element lets visitors book tables directly through the member app. Elements for your booking-based business Boost your booking-based business by adding elements that give your customers quick access to their upcoming bookings and full booking history. They can schedule or reschedule sessions, view a weekly agenda, explore your full list of services, and preview upcoming sessions. This keeps your clients engaged, making it a great way to keep everyone on track and organized. Elements for your events Whether you're planning a party, hosting a convention, or selling tickets to a show, Wix Events helps you promote your event and manage your guest list. Use the events carousel or events list to showcase upcoming events and customize the details displayed. Allow quick ticket purchases directly through your app, and keep guests informed by adding an event schedule element with upcoming events. You can also encourage engagement through live discussions and track participation with a list of attendees. FAQs Click below to learn more about business elements for your app. Can I customize my product gallery element for my app? Yes, you can customize your product gallery to match your brand and business goals. If you are building your own native app, you have even more customization options. To customize your product gallery element: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing your own mobile app: Tap the member app name at the top (e.g. Spaces by Wix App). Select Mobile App Builder . Tap Edit . Tap the Edit icon next to your product gallery Choose what you want to customize: select the categories and features you want to display on your gallery (e.g., Wishlist or Show Add to Cart button ), and adjust your image layout. Tap Add at the top right of your screen. Can I customize the button for an empty wishlist? Note: The wishlist element is only available when building your own native mobile app . Yes, you can customize how the images appear on your wishlist element and edit the text for the button that shows when the wishlist is empty. To edit the button, tap the Edit icon next to your wishlist element and tap Customize element . Enable the Show button toggle and enter your button text. Then tap Save . How do I let customers add items to a wishlist? Note: The w ishlist element is only available when building your own native mobile app . To let customers add items to a wishlist, enable the Wishlist toggle in your product gallery settings. Customers can add products to their wishlist directly from your gallery and then access or remove their saved items in the wishlist element. Which Bookings elements can I add to my app? Add Bookings elements to make it easy for members to schedule and manage their appointments, including: Upcoming bookings: Remind clients of their upcoming bookings, allow them to easily book a new appointment and see their booking history. Agenda: Add a weekly timetable and make it easier for your clients to find and book the right service. Services: A list of all your services where your clients can book services straight from the app. Clients can also filter services by location. Upcoming sessions: A preview of your upcoming sessions . Can I edit the table reservation element on my desktop? Currently you can only edit the table reservation element through the Wix app. 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 Third-Party App: Events Calendar by inlight Labs With the Events Calendar app by inlight labs, you can add a beautiful calendar to your site with one click and let your audience know about upcoming events. Connect your external calendars and automatically display all the events in one place. Features and benefits include: Monthly, Weekly, and Agenda layouts Sync with Google, Outlook, or Eventbrite calendars Choose from over 30 languages Add images, links, save event buttons, and more Check out the Events Calendar app by inlight labs to get started. For questions or comments, contact inlight labs directly: Website: https://help.eventscalendar.co/ Email: support@inlightlabs.com 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 Studio Studio Editor: Troubleshooting Sections and Containers That Won't Resize If you’re unable to resize a section or container in the Studio Editor, it’s often caused by the margin settings of elements inside it. Margins add extra space around elements, which can block you from adjusting the section or container’s size. When you try to resize by dragging the edges, and it snaps back or won’t adjust, margins are likely the issue. Removing margins from elements Remove the margins from elements that might be causing the resizing issue. In the screenshot below, the bottom margin of one of the images in the section is set at 30% which is preventing the section from being resized. To remove margins from elements: Go to the relevant section or container in the editor. Click an element inside it. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Under Position , Look for any margins applied to the elements. If a margin above or below is unnecessary, set it to 0 or adjust it to your desired value. Repeat steps 1-4 for every element inside the section or container. Click Preview to view your changes. Video tutorial Watch the video below to see this issue being resolved. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Why can’t I resize my section or container even after removing margins? If the issue persists, check for other constraints like padding or minimum height settings in the Inspector panel and adjust these settings as needed. What’s the difference between margins and padding? Margins are the space outside an element, while padding is the space inside an element, between its content and border. Both can affect your ability to resize sections or containers. 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 Studio Studio Editor: Grouping Elements Perform actions on multiple elements using grouping, a smart multi-selection tool. Grouping can significantly accelerate the design process as it lets you drag and align all of the associated elements at once. Creating a new group You can group as many elements as you need as long as they share the same parent . The groups that you create apply to all breakpoints. To group elements: Go to your editor . Hold the Shift key and select the relevant elements. Click the More Actions icon . Select Group . Tip: You can also press Ctrl + G / Cmd + G in your keyboard to group the elements. Tip: You can always add more elements to a group, or merge existing groups into one big group, by following the steps above. Detaching an element from a group If needed, you can detach specific elements from an existing group. The elements aren't removed from your site, but will no longer be associated to the group. To detach an element: Go to your editor . Click Layers on the left side of the editor. Select the element you want to detach. Click the Detach from Group icon next to the element. Editing a single element from a group Select single elements from your group to design them individually. You can move them around and change the design without affecting the entire group. Click the group on your page, then click the relevant element to make changes to it. You can also hold the Ctrl / Cmd key in your keyboard and click the element to select it. Ungrouping elements You can ungroup your elements at any time. This doesn't remove the elements from your site, only their association as a group. Select the relevant group in your editor and click Ungroup . You can also press Ctrl + Shift + G (PC) / Cmd + Shift + G (Mac) in your keyboard to quickly ungroup. Managing groups in the Layers panel Access the Layers panel to view existing groups of elements on the page you're working on. When elements are in a group, you can see a Group icon on their right. Clicking on any element from a group selects the other elements as well and highlights them in blue: Click again on an element from the group to manage it individually. The selected element is then highlighted in blue: 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 Forms: Choosing Who Gets Notified About Form Submissions Control who gets notified after a visitor fills out a form. Site collaborators can receive and respond to form submissions directly from Wix Inbox, the mobile apps, and from their personal emails. You can also notify external emails not connected with your site. Note: Site collaborators must be assigned Wix Inbox permissions. Go to Roles & Permissions in your dashboard to add or remove Wix Inbox permissions . Types of notifications By default, when someone submits a form, an email is automatically sent to the site owner notifying them about the submission. This email notification is built using Wix Automations. Additionally, you can set up Wix Automations to send a notification to your Wix Inbox when a submission comes through. Click below to learn about the 2 options. Email notifications You can edit the automation to choose who gets notified – the site owner, or other collaborators . You can also edit this automation to add more emails, change the message title and body, and include PDF attachments of form submissions. The email addresses you choose will receive an email from "notifications@wix-forms.com", notifying them of the submission. Wix Inbox notifications Using Wix Automations, once you have set up an automation trigger , you can choose Show in Inbox as an action. Then, configure the action by setting a Form name , Fields , and choose if to Mute inbox notifications (the ones that pop up in your site's dashboard). Note: The form name controls how the name of the form appears in your Wix Inbox. Enter a custom title or choose a dynamic value such as Submission Time . Choosing who gets notified about form submissions Select recipients for form submission notifications. Choose if you want to send the notifications to yourself or your collaborators. Before you begin, set up an automation sending an automated email after each form submission. To choose who gets notified: Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant automation and click the More Actions icon . Click Edit . Select the Send an email action. Click Show additional settings on the left panel. Under Recipients , click Edit . Choose a recipient group (for example, collaborator roles). Note : To send emails to people who are not collaborators, you must first add them as contacts on your site. Click Apply. Want to reply to form submissions from your email inbox? In Sender details , enable the Dynamic reply-to email toggle, then click the field that appears and select Contact email . This sets the reply-to address to the one provided in the form. So when you or your team reply to the notification email, the response goes directly to the person who submitted the form, allowing you to continue the conversation without logging in to Wix. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about choosing who gets notified about form submissions. How do I add personalized content to my form submission notification emails? Personalized content , also known as dynamic values or variables, lets you show different information in each email based on the recipient or form submission data, such as a contact's name or submission date. For example, one person might see 'Thanks for your submission, Sarah,' while another sees 'Thanks for your submission, David.' To add personalized content: Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant automation and click the More Actions icon . Click Edit . Click the Send an email action. Click Edit next to Email Template . Click Add on the left. Click Text . Click the text element in the email. Click Add Personalized Content on the left. Click the Which value do you want to add? drop-down and select the relevant value. Enter text in the What's the fallback text? field. Click Add . Why am I not receiving email notifications about form submissions? If you are experiencing an issue with receiving notifications to your inbox: Check your Spam or Junk folder for emails from no-reply@wixsiteautomations.com or reply-to@wixforms.com . Whitelist the following addresses: Domains: * @automations.ascendbywix.com, *@crm.wix.com and *@wixforms.com Email: no-reply@test.wixshoutout.com Notes: After whitelisting each of the addresses above, republish the site. Remember to include the asterisk ( * ) when whitelisting the relevant domains. This will ensure that all the variants of the first part of the email address are whitelisted. Check your automation recipients: Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Open the automation that sends your form notification email. In the Send an email action, check the Recipients field and make sure it contains the correct email address. If the sender and recipient email are the same, change the recipient email. Some email providers treat these messages as spam. What is fallback text in a notification email? Fallback text is the text that appears if a dynamic value has no data to display. This helps prevent empty spaces in your notification email. For example, if you add a dynamic value for a phone number but the form submitter leaves that field blank, the fallback text appears instead. You can add fallback text such as 'Not provided' or 'No answer submitted'. How do I add donation, payment, file upload, product, or signature fields to my notification email? Donation, Fixed price, Custom price, File upload, Product, and Signature fields are added using repeated content, not personalized content. Repeated content lets your email automatically display submitted details that come from these fields. For example, if someone uploads a file, adds a signature, or selects a product, that information can appear in the notification email without you needing to add each detail manually. To add these fields to your email: Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to the Your automations section. Hover over the relevant automation and click the More Actions icon . Click Edit . Click the Send an email action. Click Edit next to Email Template . Click the relevant text element in the email. Scroll down to Repeated content on the left. Click Connect Datalist . Select the relevant datalist. Click Connect Datalist . (Optional) Click Add Datalist Value . Click the Which value do you want to add? drop-down and select the relevant value. Enter fallback text in the What's the fallback text? field. Click Add . Can I attach a PDF of the form submission using Automations? No. If you want to include a PDF copy of each submission in your notification emails, you must enable this option directly in the form’s settings. Why am I not receiving full message content in my notification emails from forms or chat? When someone submits a message through your Wix Inbox (including pre-chat forms), you and your site contributors do not receive the full message content in your notification emails. Instead, you receive a notification to check your Wix Inbox directly. Do I need to add someone as a collaborator for them to receive form notifications? No. You do not need to make someone a site collaborator to send them form notification emails. To send notifications to someone who is not a collaborator: Add their email address as a contact in your site’s Contacts list . Go to your form’s automation and open the Send an email action. Under Set recipients , select the contact you added as the recipient. Is there a workaround to receive form or chat message content in my notification emails? Yes, you can create a custom automation and include the Chat message summary as a dynamic value in the email template. This sends you the content of each message by email. You can also display details such as the contact’s name and email address. How are dates formatted in form submission notifications? Dates in form submission notifications are formatted according to your site's regional settings . This means dates appear in the format set for your site's region. 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 Forms: Using the Submissions Board to Visualize Form Responses You can generate visuals from your form responses without leaving the submissions table. The Submissions board sits above your submissions table. Describe what you want to see, select which form fields to use, and AI generates a card showing your data as a chart, KPI numbers, a list, or another format. Note: Cards are generated from the 100 most recent submissions in the Submissions tab. They don’t include submissions in Spam or Trash , and they don’t reflect any filters, search terms, or date ranges applied to your submissions table. Adding a card to your Submissions board Each card is generated from a prompt you write and the form fields you select. While a card is generating, you can't add or edit other cards, so you work on one card at a time. To add a card: Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to the relevant form . Click the Submissions tab at the top of the form builder. Click Add Card . Click the Which form fields you want to include dropdown and select your chosen fields. Enter a description of the visual you have in mind in the Describe the visual you have in mind field. Click Generate . Want AI to decide what to show? Follow steps 1-4 above to select your form fields. Click Surprise me instead of entering a description. Click Generate . Note: A card generated with Surprise me doesn't include charts or KPI numbers. Tip: You can collapse the entire Submissions board by clicking the collapse control above the submissions table. Managing your cards You can change a card's prompt and fields at any time, or remove a card you no longer need. To edit a card: Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to the relevant form. Click the Submissions tab at the top of the form builder. Hover over the card you want to edit. Click the Edit icon . Enter your updates. Click Generate . To delete a card: Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to the relevant form. Click the Submissions tab at the top of the form builder. Hover over the card you want to edit. Click the Delete icon . Click Delete . Click Delete again to confirm. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about the Submissions board. Why don't the numbers on my cards match the numbers in my table? Cards are generated from your 100 most recent submissions only, and they don't reflect any filters, search terms, date range, or tab applied to your submissions table. I just got a new submission. Why isn't it in my chart? Cards don't update automatically when new submissions come in. Reload the page to include new submissions in your cards. Can I get a chart for every field on my form? Not every field type can be charted. Long-answer text fields appear as a list instead of a chart, file uploads and signatures are counted as "has" or "doesn't have," and phone number and email fields aren't typically charted. Can I download, share, or print a card? No. Cards and the Submissions board don't support image or PDF export. To export your submissions data, use the export option on your submissions table. Can I rearrange or resize my cards? No. Cards appear 2 per row, with the most recent card taking the full width of the last row, and can't be reordered or resized. Does duplicating my form copy its Submissions board? No. A duplicated form starts with an empty Submissions board. 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 Using the Wix mobile apps Mobile apps for your customers Wix Mobile Apps: Creating Store Listing Descriptions Create store listing descriptions for your native mobile app on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. These descriptions highlight your app’s functionality, benefits, and key details like your business name, app icon, and keywords to improve discoverability. You can use the preview screen on the right to see real-time updates based on the information you add. Adding your store listing details in Google Play and the Apple App Store Showcase your app’s functionality, benefits, and key details by adding a store listing for your native mobile app on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. If you set up your app name and icon during the initial setup, they will appear by default, but you can update them later. Note: The first time you fill out your Google or Apple store listing, you go through a step-by-step process. After completing these steps, you can go back and edit any details. When you set up the listing for the other platform or make updates, the listing will appear in a single form and include details from your previous entry. To add your store listing details in Google Play and the Apple App Store: Go to Mobile App in your dashboard. Click the Your own mobile app tab or click the tab with the name of your own mobile app. Scroll down and click Set up app store listings for your app . Click Get Started under the store listing you want to set up first: Google Play or Apple App Store Add a name and icon that members will see in the app store. Tip: Click Check Availability to see if your app name is available. Click Next . Describe your app with a promotional text, then add a description of your app's main features and functionality. Click Next . Add discoverability details to help members find your app in the app stores. Follow the steps below based on the store: Google Play Store Select a category that best fits your app and choose up to 5 tags to describe your app and the in-app experience. Then click Next . Apple App Store Add discoverability details about your app. Subtitle (optional): Summarize your app's value with a subtitle. Categories: Assign one or two categories to help members find your app: Primary category: Choose the main category for your app. Learn more about choosing the right category for your app . Secondary category (optional): Choose a second category for your app in the App Store. Keywords: Add words that enhance your app's visibility in search results. Click N ext . Note: If you don't see the optional details, you'll be able to access them when editing your discoverability later on. 10. Add your privacy and support information. Follow the steps below based on the store: Google Play Store Add your privacy policy details. Under Privacy Policy URL , add the link for your app's policy . Click Save . Apple App Store Add your app’s privacy policy, support, and copyright. If you don't see the optional details, you'll be able to access them when editing your discoverability later on. Add the relevant details: Privacy Policy URL: Add the URL link for your app's privacy policy . Support URL: Add a URL with support information for your app. Marketing URL (Optional): Direct members to a page with additional marketing info about your app. Copyright: Add the year the rights to this app were obtained and the name of the person or entity that owns them. Click Save . FAQs Click a question to learn more about your store listings. Can I change my app name and icon after publishing? Yes, you can update your app name and icon even after publishing. Go back to the Mobile App section in your dashboard, select your app, and make the necessary changes. Keep in mind that changes might take some time to reflect on the app stores. Changing your app's name and icon requires approval from Apple and Google before they can go live. Read more about changing your app name and icon . How do I choose the best keywords and tags for my app? Choosing the right keywords can significantly improve your app's visibility. Consider the terms your potential users are likely to search for. For example, if you have a fitness app, users might search for terms like 'workout tracker' or 'home exercises'. Learn more about: Selecting the best keywords for your Apple App . Choosing the best tags for your Google App . How do I choose the best categories for my app? Select categories that best represent your app's primary function. For example, if your app is for e-commerce, choose categories related to shopping or retail. Read more about how to choose the best categories for Google Play and the Apple App Store. What is the difference between promotional text and the app description? Promotional text is a short sentence that highlights your app's key benefits and is often displayed at the top of the app store listing. The app description provides a detailed overview of your app's functionality, features, and benefits. Use the promotional text to grab attention and the app description to provide comprehensive information. Can I use the same app listing details for both Google Play and Apple App Store? You can use similar information; however, each store has its own requirements and guidelines. Customize your listing details to meet the specific needs of each platform for better discoverability and compliance. Learn more about: Google Play Store Guidelines . Apple App Store Guidelines . Can I preview my app listing before submitting it? Yes, you can use the preview screen on the right side of the dashboard to see real-time updates. This helps you ensure everything looks good before submitting your app listing. What should I include in the privacy policy URL? Your privacy policy should clearly outline how user data is collected, used, and protected. Make sure the URL you provide links directly to a detailed privacy policy page on your website. Learn more about creating a privacy policy . What is a support URL and why do I need it? A support URL directs users to a page where they can get help with your app. This can include FAQs, contact forms, or live chat options. Providing a support URL enhances user experience and helps address any issues they might encounter. Do I need a marketing URL? A marketing URL can be beneficial but is not required. It directs users to a page with more information about your app, such as promotional materials, press releases, or user testimonials. This can enhance your app's credibility and attract more users. How often should I update my app listing? Regularly updating your app listing can keep it relevant and engaging. Consider updating it whenever you release new features, run promotions, or receive significant user feedback. 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: Connecting Video Conferencing For Online Meetings Want to meet with clients online? You can use Google Meet, Zoom or a custom video link to host your meetings when an in-person meeting isn’t possible. Before you begin: 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. The benefits, call hours and participant limits for video conferencing depend on the provider you use (Zoom, GoToMeeting, etc.) and are not controlled by Wix. To connect your online video conference account: Go to Wix Meetings in your site's dashboard. Choose the relevant meeting type: Existing meeting: Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant meeting and select Edit . New Meeting: Click + Add New Scheduling Link then add meeting details . Click the Location dropdown and select Online . Click Connect next to Connect video conferencing . Click Save & Continue in the Save your changes popup. Choose which video conferencing you want to connect: Google Meet , Zoom or Custom link . Click Continue . Depending on the video conferencing option you choose, follow these steps: Google Meet Click Connect . Sign in to your Google Meet account or create a new one. Click Continue . Complete the rest of your meeting setup and click Allow . Once connected, click Got it . Zoom Click Connect . Sign in to your Zoom account or create a Zoom account. Click Continue . Complete the rest of your meeting setup and click Save . For additional support and resources, check out the following links: Go to Zoom's Help Center Zoom general and advanced FAQs and support Check out Zoom's free and premium plans Custom link Add the relevant details: Meeting Link. Note: The meeting link must be a fixed URL that can be sent for all your meetings. (Optional) Password. (Optional) Description. Click Connect . 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 Hotels by HotelRunner: Managing Your Reservations Important: This article refers to the latest version of Wix Hotels by HotelRunner. For information on the previous version of Wix Hotels, click here . The Reservations tab is where you can add, filter and update your reservations and guest information. You can also customize how you view your reservations by adding or removing columns. Adding reservations You can add reservations manually and include important information such as the reservation dates, room, meal plan, and more. You can also update these details in the Reservations tab at any time. Important: Make sure to add room identifiers. If a reservation doesn't have a room identifier, it doesn't appear properly in the reservation calendar, and only shows that the room is booked. You can find missing reservations (without a room identifier) in the Reservations page. When you manually add reservations, be careful not to accidentally overbook a room. Make sure to check your availability in the Reservation calendar before making the booking. When you overbook, a red line displays under the overbooked room in the reservation calendar. To add a reservation: Go to Reservations in your site's dashboard. Click + Add Reservation at the top. Fill out the Reservation details: Check-in: Click to select the relevant Check-in date and time. Check-out: Click to select the relevant Check-out date and time. Adults/Children: Select the relevant number of guests from the relevant drop-downs. Room type: Select the relevant option from the drop-down. Rate plan: Select the relevant option from the drop-down. Meal plan: Select the relevant option from the drop-down (if you include a meal plan with the room type). Room identifier: Select the relevant option from the drop-down. This can include room numbers or room names, for example, "Presidential Suite" or "Beach Hut." Price calculated: Choose whether you apply the price Per night or for the Entire Stay . Price: Choose from the following options: Apply rate plan: Click Apply rate plan to assign the relevant rate plan pricing for the room. Custom price: Click to enter a custom price in the Price field. This is useful to make up for any inconvenience or issues guests may have experienced making their reservation or arriving at the hotel. Fill out the Contact details: Add your main contact: Enter the guest's name and select them from the list or click + Add New Contact . Tip: After adding the main contact, click Edit to add their phone number, email and billing address. You can update their details at any time from the Guest Relations tab in your site's dashboard. Email reservation details to the guest: Select the checkbox to send reservation details to guests via email. Add your channel: Enter the relevant channel through which the guest learned about your hotel. Fill out the Extra details: Reservation source : Choose the relevant option from the drop-down. Tracking your reservation sources is useful for understanding your guests and how effective your marketing is. Confirmation number: Enter a confirmation number in the field. Special requests: Enter any special requests from the guests, including "early check-in" or "late check-out." Note: If you email the reservation details to the guest, their special requests are included in the email. Click Add Reservation . Filtering reservations Organize and filter your reservations so you can see only the most relevant and useful information. You can filter the Reservations tab by reservation type, date range, room type, source and status. To filter your reservations: Go to Reservations in your site's dashboard. Click Customize view at the top. Select the checkboxes next to all relevant data you want to view. This can include check in/out dates, contact name, booking date, and more. Click the drop-down at the top and select the relevant option. What's next? Click More actions at the top to Print, Create an excel file or create a PDF of the filtered view. This is useful for storing your records offline as well as for future reference and analysis. Updating reservations You can update reservation details, such as the guest's name, dates of stay, or room type at any time. This is great for last-minute changes in guest's plans or to correct errors in the initial reservation. To update a reservation: Go to Reservations in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant reservation. Click Edit . Choose what information you want to add or update: Check-In You can check guests after confirming the details of their reservation when they arrive. To check guests in for their stay: Click Check-in at the top. Select the correct room from the Select a Room drop-down. Click Check-in . Tip: The reservation status updates automatically in the Reservations tab after you click Check-in. Mark as paid You can manually mark as a reservation as paid. This covers the entire reservation fee. You cannot undo this action and you also cannot add any extra fees or charges once the reservation has been marked as paid. To mark a reservation as paid: Review the reservation summary details on the right. Click Mark as paid . General info Update reservation dates, room type, rate plan, and more. To update the reservation's General information: Click to adjust any of the reservation details including: The check-in/check-out dates and times. The total number of adults and children in the reservation. You can also click the drop-downs to change the room type, rate plan or room number. Click Update Reservation to save the changes. Guests and contacts Update main contact, channel, and additional guests. To update the reservation's Guests and contact information: Click the Expand icon next to Guests and contacts . Choose what you want to update: Click + Add new guest to add more contacts to the reservation. Click Edit next to the Main Contact to update their information. Click Edit next to Channel to update where the reservation came from. Daily rates Update the room’s daily rate and include discounts. To update the reservation's Daily rates: Click the Expand icon next to Daily Rates. Click the Expand icon next to the relevant day(s) you want to update. Enter the Room rate . This is a great way to incentivize guests to extend their stay, by offering lower rates for additional days. Enter the Discount amount (if applicable). You can also offer discounts on daily rates, which is a great way to improve guest relations. Note: You can offer a different room rate and a discount, both of which can reduce the price. Make sure to check the updated price before updating the rate to avoid undercharging. Click Update Rate . Repeat steps 2-5 for each daily rate you want to update. Payments See payment status and details. To update the reservation's Payments: Click the Expand icon next to Payments to view the payment status and details for the reservation. Notes and special requests View and update your guest’s requests for the reservation. To update the reservation's Notes and special requests: Click the Expand icon next to Notes and special requests. Choose what you want to do: Click Edit next to any existing notes or special requests to update them. Click + Add new Special request and enter the details. Click + Add new note and enter the details. Additional fees View and update fees for extra services, taxes and more. To update the reservation's Additional fees: Click the Expand icon next to Additional fees. Choose what you want to do: Edit: Click the More Actions icon to Edit an existing additional fee. Delete: Click the More Actions icon to Delete an existing fee. Add extras: Click + Add additional fee. Click to Extra under Fee type . Select the relevant Extra from the Extra type drop-down. Select the relevant options from the Sales department and Revenue account drop-downs. Select the relevant option from the Repeat type drop-down. Enter how many times the extra repeats in the Repeat count field. Enter the charge for the Extra in the relevant field: Per room , Per adult , or Per child . Click Save . Add fees: Click + Add additional fee. Choose Fee under Fee type . Enter the relevant Fee in the Fee Label field e.e. "Cleaning fee". Select the relevant options from the Sales department and Revenue account drop-downs. Select the relevant option from the Repeat type drop-down. Click the Days drop-down. Click to select the checkbox next to the relevant days on which you apply this fee. Enter how many times the extra repeats in the Repeat count field. Enter the fee amount in the relevant field: Per room , Per adult , or Per child . Click Save . Canceling upcoming reservations You can cancel reservations at any time, but make sure the client definitely wishes to cancel, as you cannot undo this action, and will have to create a new reservation manually . To cancel an upcoming reservation: Go to Reservations in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant reservation and click Edit . Click the More drop-down in the top right. Click Cancel Reservation . Note: This action cannot be undone. Note: Sometimes, the cancel reservation option may not appear if it is already past the check-in date. To cancel the reservation: Change the check-in date to a date in the future. Click Update Reservation . Follow steps 1-4 in the section above to cancel. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! 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< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Art Store: Setting Prices in Your Wix Art Store Important: Wix Art Store is currently not available to all users. As of October 2022 it is no longer possible to add the Wix Art Store to your site. Alternatively, you can add Wix Stores to your site and connect it to Printful to sell your art. How you set your prices in your Art Store depends on what type of files you are selling. I'm selling: Digital and Prints Digital files only Selling Digital and Prints Wix works with a third-party service, Order a Print, to allow you to sell your images for print. As this service has its own fees, you are asked to enter the amount you want to earn (your profit) and the full price is calculated accordingly. Additional shipping fees are also applied to the customer's final fee. To learn more about setting prices when selling digital and prints, click here . Selling Digital Files Only If you're just selling digital files of your art in your Art Store, you can change your pricing plan in your store's settings in your Editor. To change your pricing plan when selling digital only: Click the Wix Art Store app in your Editor. Click Settings . Click the Store tab. Click Set Pricing . Set which licenses you want to use: License Templates: Click the toggles under My Licenses to enable or disable each license option: Commercial Use: Web and digital use only. Extended Use: Web, digital and print use. Custom License: Click Create License and fill in the information to create a custom license: Enter the name of the license in the License Name field. Enter a description of the license in the Description field. (Optional) Upload your license agreement: Click Upload . Select your license document or click Upload Docs to upload it from your computer. Click Apply . Click Save . Select or deselect the image resolution checkboxes and enter the price for the selected options: Web Ready: Image quality is slightly reduced to allow for quicker web loading. Original File: The image is purchased in its original quality. Click Save . Tip: All images within a specific Wix Art Store gallery are sold with the same pricing plan. Within each gallery, you can offer different prices for different licenses and qualities. To offer different images with a different pricing plan, add the app again to a different page of your 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 Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Wix SEO Setup Checklist: Adding Missing Alt Text to Your Images Alt text is a type of text in your site's code that describes an image on your site. Adding alt text to your images gives search engines and AI agents valuable information about them. Alt text is also important for accessibility. The Wix SEO Checklist checks your site's images for alt text and lets you know when it's missing. If you see an error about alt text in your SEO checklist, you can try the troubleshooting steps in this article to resolve it. Learn more about alt text. Check the alt text of your images, vector art, and shapes The main reason that you might see an error is that some images, vector art, or basic shapes on your page don't have alt text. Go through your page that your SEO Checklist identified carefully and look for any images that are missing alt text. Tips: It's a good idea to consider the context of what a user sees in the image and use that to write your alt text. For example, "Freshly baked bread on a kitchen table". Avoid using the name of your file for your alt text (for example, "bread.jpg"). To check your images, vector art, and shapes: SEO Checklist Go to the SEO Setup Checklist in your site's dashboard. Open step 2. Hover over the Add alt text to all images error and click Go for it . Click Add Alt Text . Enter appropriate alt text next to each image. Click Apply Alt Text . Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the relevant image. Click the Settings icon . Enter a description of the image under What's in the image? . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the relevant image. Click the Settings icon . Enter a description of the image under What's in the image? . Tip: Make sure that you also add alt text to your gallery images. For galleries, the alt text is the image's title and description. Learn more about gallery images Check if any images are hidden behind other elements If you check all of your images and can't find any with missing alt text, it's possible that the image is hidden behind another element. In this case, the SEO Setup Checklist still identifies it as missing alt text even if it's not visible on your live site. There are a few ways you can look for hidden elements. Select an option below to learn more. Find elements using the Layers panel Go to your editor . Open the Layers panel: Wix Editor: Click Tools in the top right and select Layers . Studio Editor: Click the Layers icon . Click Header , Page , or Footer . Click the relevant element from the list. Find elements using right-click Go to your editor . Right-click an element. Check if it has any element behind it. Wix Editor: Hover over Overlapping Items and check the list. Studio Editor: Hover over Arrange and check the options. Find elements using Ctrl + M Go to your editor . Click to select any element. Press Ctrl + M repeatedly to cycle the through the elements on the page Tip: Press Ctrl + Shift + M to cycle through the elements in the opposite direction. Find the alt text issue with the Accessibility Wizard If you still can't find the element that has missing alt text, you can use the Wix Accessibility Wizard to help you find it. To use the Accessibility Wizard: Go to your editor . Select Settings at the top of the editor. Select Accessibility Wizard. Select Scan My Site on the right. Click Alt Text in the relevant section. Enter a description of the image under What's in the image? Click Set Alt Text . Repeat these steps for any other alt text issues in the list. Publish your 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