< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Setting Up Dropshipping with Printful Tip: You can now create Printful dropshipping for print on demand products right in the Wix dashboard. Learn how to create POD products in Wix . After you connect your store to Printful, you can start creating products to sell in your Wix store. Printful is a print on demand service. This means that you can add products to your store with no subscription fees, no minimums, and no need to purchase inventory. You only pay when a customer places an order. Step 1 | Add the Printful app Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the Printful: Print on Demand app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Review the permissions and click Add to Site . Select an option: Create a new account Connect an existing account Click to connect your Wix Store to the email address associated with your Printful account. (For new accounts) Follow the instructions in the email you received to confirm your email address. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Click App Market . Search for the Printful: Print on Demand app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Review the permissions and click Add to Site . Select an option: Create a new account Connect an existing account Click to connect your Wix Store to the email address associated with your Printful account. (For new accounts) Follow the instructions in the email you received to confirm your email address. Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Click the Arrow icon to navigate to the Apps category. Click Wix App Market at the bottom left. Search for the Printful app, then select the app. Click Add to Site . Select an option: Create a new account Connect an existing account Click to connect your Wix Store to the email address associated with your Printful account. (For new accounts) Follow the instructions in the email you received to confirm your email address. Dashboard Go to the Wix App Market in your site's dashboard. Search for the Printful: Print on Demand app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Review the permissions and click Add to Site . Select an option: Create a new account Connect an existing account Click to connect your Wix Store to the email address associated with your Printful account. (For new accounts) Follow the instructions in the email you received to confirm your email address. Step 2 | Connect your store and start creating products Log in to Printful and select the Stores tabs in the Printful dashboard. If not already connected, click Add next to your Wix store. You're now ready to create your first product and set pricing. Watch Tutorial Watch tutorials: Learn how to: Add products Create product templates Step 3 | Set up shipping Printful ships worldwide . Make sure you set up shipping in your Wix dashboard, and take into consideration Printful shipping costs. You can charge for shipping separately or you might want to increase the product price so that it covers the shipping cost and then offer free shipping - the choice is yours. If you prefer to charge different shipping rates for your Printful products than for other products, you can set that up using delivery profiles . Read Printful's recommendations on how to configure shipping for Wix Stores Learn most about Printful's worldwide delivery times Step 4 | Add a billing method in Printful After a customer pays for a purchase of a Printful product, (or when you mark an order as "Paid"), the next step is to pay Printful so they can fulfill the order. You can handle payments to Printful in a number of ways. Automatically charging your billing method for each order You can save one or more credit cards and/or PayPal as billing methods. Each order that comes in is automatically billed. The advantage of this method is that it happens automatically, without you having to take any action after setup. The disadvantage is that you may prefer not to have each order billed separately in your billing method, if you have a high volume of orders. To set up automatic payment, add a billing method in the Printful dashboard. Learn more about the Printful Wallet Manually depositing to your Printful wallet If you prefer not to have your billing method charged for each order that comes in, you can manually deposit funds into the wallet. Printful then withdraws funds from the wallet for each order. As you make more sales and the funds draw down, you will eventually need to deposit funds into the wallet. To get started, add the first sum to your wallet. Automatic deposits to your Printful wallet After manually depositing to your Printful Wallet and saving your billing method for future orders, you can make sure your wallet doesn't run out of funds by setting up auto recharge. You set how much you want to add to your wallet (e.g. $200). When an order comes in that can't be paid with the money left in the wallet, the amount you set is charged (in this case $200). This method has the advantage of being automatic so each order is paid for as soon as it comes it, but without charging each order separately. Learn more about the Printful's auto-recharge FAQs Click a question below to learn more about Printful. How do I fulfill print on demand products? As soon as you pay the supplier, they deliver print on demand products directly to your customers. May sure you set up a way to pay suppliers. Learn more about paying for and fulfilling Printful products . Can I order a sample product? Yes. After you finish designing your product, you can place a sample order to see how it came out. Go to the Printful dashboard to get started. Learn how to order a sample product from Printful . What are the recommended image sizes and file types? You can upload images in PNG or JPEG formats. The recommended images size is 300 dpi or higher. Can I sell a POD product as is - without adding my design? No, you have to add a personal design to each product. What is Printful's return policy for POD orders? You have 30 days to submit claims for returns. Learn more about Printful's return policy . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Blog: Adding a Login Bar to Your Blog A login bar allows visitors to sign in to your site, enhancing their experience and engagement with your blog. When visitors log in, they can follow, comment on posts, and join your blog community, making your site more interactive and lively. For example, imagine a cooking blog where readers can share their thoughts and tips in the comments, follow their favorite recipes, and connect with fellow food enthusiasts. This not only builds a sense of community but also encourages repeat visits. Additionally, if you or other writers want to write a blog post directly from your live site, you need to log in via the login bar. You can add a login bar either by adding a Members Area to your site, or by adding a standalone login bar. Adding a Members Area that comes with a login bar When you add the Wix Members Area to your site, visitors can log in and gain access to all members pages, including special pages for Wix Blog, Wix Stores, and Wix Bookings. Adding the Members Area also adds a page to your site where blog members can view, follow, and access each other's profile. If you want the Members Area, but without this page, you can hide it . To add a Members Area to your site: Wix Editor Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Enter "Members Area" or "Wix Members Area" in the search bar. Select the Wix Members Area app. Click Add to Site . Studio Editor Click App Market on the left side of the Studio Editor. Click App Market . Enter "Members Area" or "Wix Members Area" in the search bar. Select the Wix Members Area app. Click Add to Site . Adding a blog login bar In addition - or instead of - the Members Area login bar, you can add a standalone blog login bar which appears next to your blog menu. Like the Members Area login bar, it grants visitors access to all members-only pages and blog pages, but not to special pages for Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, etc. In addition, it doesn't add a separate members page to your site. To add a blog login bar: Wix Editor Click your blog feed in the editor Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Click Blog Menu . Enable the Login from blog menu toggle. Tip: To edit the login button design, click the blog in the Editor, click Settings , and in the Design tab, select Blog Menu Studio Editor Click your blog feed in the editor. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Click Blog Menu . Enable the Login from blog menu toggle. Tip: To edit the login button design, click the blog in the Editor, click Settings , and in the Design tab, select Blog Menu Customizing your login settings You can customize your login settings to display sign up/log in first, allow social logins from Google or Facebook, and display links to your terms of use. To customize your login settings: Wix Editor Click Pages  on the left side of the editor. Click Signup & Login . Click Member Signup Form (Default) . Go through the tabs one by one to set up the signup form: General tab Choose which option appears first in the signup window: New member signup: The signup option is displayed first. Existing member login: The login option is displayed first. Click Additional Signup & Login Settings to manage who can become a member . Social & Community tab Choose whether or not to allow new members to sign up using their Google or Facebook credentials. If you have a social app (e.g. Wix Blog, Wix Forum) installed on your site, there are additional settings to decide on: Signup privacy footnote customization : Footnote only: Members are informed that they are signing up with a public profile; They can't choose to make it private. Checkbox: Members can choose the privacy level of their profile. Sign up to this site with a public profile: Choose whether or not a member's profile is public by default. Policies tab Decide if you want to include links to your site's terms of use and privacy policy. After enabling either one of the toggles, click the Link icon to set it up. Studio Editor Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Hover over Signup (Default) and click the More Actions icon . Click Settings . Go through the tabs one by one to set up the signup form: General tab Choose which option appears first in the signup window: New member signup: The signup option is displayed first. Existing member login: The login option is displayed first. Click Additional Signup & Login Settings to manage who can become a member . Social & Community tab Choose whether or not to allow new members to sign up using their Google or Facebook credentials. If you have a social app (e.g. Wix Blog, Wix Forum) installed on this site, there are additional settings to decide on: Signup privacy footnote customization : Footnote only: Members are informed that they are signing up with a public profile. However, they can make their profile private later on, from their Account Settings tab. Checkbox: Members choose the privacy level of their profile as they're signing up. Sign up to this site with a public profile: Choose whether or not a member's profile is public by default. Policies tab Decide if you want to include links to your site's terms of use and privacy policy. After enabling either one of the toggles, click the Link icon to set it up. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: About Wix Stores Wix Stores gives you all the tools you need to create a sleek, professional online store and grow your eCommerce business. Sell your own physical or digital products or expand your offerings by adding dropshipping items. You can display products in stunning galleries, accept secure checkout, and sell on multiple sales channels. To get started, browse through our designer templates; many come with Wix Stores already installed. If not, you can easily add Wix Stores to any of them - they're fully customizable. Check out our ecommerce website templates . Create your store products Build your online store by adding products. Sell physical or digital products and add up to 15 images, GIFs, or videos so customers see what you offer. You can even create your own store gift cards. Expand your product list with dropshipping Dropshipping is a great way to build your product selection without having to create, manufacture, store, and ship those products yourself. To get started, connect to a dropshipping or print-on-demand service and select the products you want to add to your store. When a customer buys a product, the dropshipper ships the product directly to the customer. Learn more Dropshipping options include: Modalyst Spocket Printful Printify Customize your storefront Set up your online store just the way you want using the countless design and customization options. Here's just some of what you can do: Product display customizations Select the Category Page, or a gallery, and then customize it. You can add: "Quick View" Product option selection Product filters Sorting options Pagination or infinite scroll Product page customizations Display as much or as few details as you like, or add any of the following: Related products gallery "Buy Now" button Product info tables Display a price per unit Personal customer member pages Encourage repeat purchases by letting customers save their personal information. You can offer customers any of the following: Wishlist My Orders page My Addresses page My Wallet page Tip: Your store is fully optimized to look great on mobile. Provide customer incentives Keep your customers engaged by offering them incentives. Options include: Wix Loyalty Program Wix Gift Cards Wix Reviews App Discounts and Coupons Get ready to start selling Set your store up behind the scenes so you can go live. Secure online payment Offer your customers secure online checkout. Wix pre-selects the optimal payment providers (e.g. credit / debit cards, PayPal, Wix Payments, etc.) for your region. Choose the ones that work best for your store. Shipping, local delivery, and pickup Select which regions you ship to, then set shipping rates for each. Choose the best way to calculate shipping for each region: Free Shipping Flat Rate Rate by Weight Rate by Price Rate by Quantity Real-time shipping in the US or Brazil Local Delivery Store pickup Delivery to pickup points You can offer shoppers in a region one shipping option or a variety (e.g. Standard Shipping, Express Shipping). Tax Simplify tax collection by using Avalara automated tax. Avalara calculates tax based on up-to-date tax rules. When tax rates change in regions where you collect, they're updated automatically in your store. Learn more about automatic tax collection with Avalara . Take and manage online orders Manage your orders and track inventory. Add tracking numbers to orders you fulfill, print packing slips, and cancel and refund orders, if needed. Sell in multiple sales channels Expand your market: Start selling products on social media and other sales channels. Sell on popular sales channels, including: Google YouTube eBay Facebook Amazon Find out about new features Wix Stores adds new, advanced features all the time. To keep up-to-date, we invite you to visit our store features article from time to time. Find out more about Wix Stores: Build a dropshipping website . Set up a point of sale at your brick and mortar store. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features Test Site Test Sites: Accessing the Release Manager Manage the versions of your website, including your published site and any associated test sites in the Release Manager. From there, you can edit the exposure of your test sites, publish new versions of your site, and discard test sites as needed. You can also access the Release Manager from inside your editor. Using the Wix Harmony Editor? You can get to the Release Manager from your site's dashboard. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Site on the top bar. Click Release Manager . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the Wix Studio icon at the top left of the editor. Hover over Site . Click Release Manager . 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: Sales of Digital Goods & Services Unavailable For iOS Members in the Member Apps Due to Apple's In-App Purchase policy, any members using iOS devices will not be able to purchase online goods and services from the Wix Member Apps (Spaces by Wix and Fit by Wix). Instead, they are encouraged to send a message to you (the business owner) to chat about the product or service they're interested in. Important: This policy only affects online goods and services in the mobile apps, not the sale of physical products or services. About Apple's policy update Apple's In-App Purchase policy affects the way you sell online goods and services to customers who are using iOS devices. If you sell online products that are consumed on the member apps, you will be affected by this update. A few examples of online goods and services that Apple will not allow members to purchase in-app include: Online programs/classes (via Zoom, etc.) Buy/renting a video consumed on the app Pricing plans for online subscriptions Digital downloads Note: The policy does not reject purchases of in-person classes, 1:1 sessions. Learn more about Apple's In-App purchase policy. How iOS members contact you about digital goods and services If a member using an iOS device is interested in speaking to you about a digital good or service you offer, they'll be directed to an inbox message where they can ask for more information and you (the business owner) can decide how to proceed. The new inbox flow: Members browse your digital goods or services on their member app. To start communication with you, they tap the relevant CTA. Depending on the app, the CTA will say something like 'Join Program' or 'Get Plan.' Note: Members cannot view prices for your online goods and services at this point. A message appears explaining that online payments are currently unavailable. Members can tap Send Message to start a chat with you about the digital product or service they're interested in. Members are directed to their inbox and see a pre-filled message. They can edit the content and tap Send to send the message to the business (you). You receive an Inbox notification in the Wix app. You can view the new message and decide how you want to proceed. It is the responsibility of the site owner (you) to handle communication from this point onward. Tip You can use saved replies to quickly reply to your members for each service you are offering with pre written responses. Learn more This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Exporting Your Product List You can export your store products - along with all their data - to a CSV file. Viewing products in a spreadsheet makes it easier to see all the data together on one page. You can also use the file to make multiple changes and then import the products with the updated data back to your store. Important: Exporting digital products is not currently supported. Vote for this feature . You can export up to 5,000 rows per CSV file. To export your physical products: Go to the Product tab in your site's dashboard. Choose what you want to export: Export all products: Select the checkbox at the top left. Export a category or other filtered products: Click filter, select the type of products you want to export, and click Done . Export selected products: Select the checkboxes next to the products you want to export. Click More Actions . Click Export . Select an export option. Click Export . Note: Mac users should open the CSV file with Numbers or Excel version 15 or higher. 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 Enterprise Solution Enterprise Solution: Adding and Setting Up Salesforce Integration Connect your Wix Studio for enterprise account to your Salesforce account so you always have the most up-to-date information. Using our automations, you can send data like store orders and form submissions to Salesforce, as soon as they're captured in Wix. Note: Wix integrates with Salesforce using API version 61.0. For the most up-to-date information on Salesforce's API capabilities, please consult their documentation. Learn more about Wix Studio for enterprise or contact our sales team . Step 1 | Add and connect Salesforce Contact your enterprise success manager to connect Salesforce to your Wix Studio for enterprise account. When connecting your Salesforce account, you are providing permissions for Wix to access your spreadsheet data. You can remove permissions at any time from your Salesforce account. Already connected to Salesforce? Skip ahead to Step 2 | Create an automation . To connect your Wix Studio enterprise solution site to Salesforce: Go to Manage Apps in the relevant site's dashboard. Click Salesforce . Click Connect . Log in to your Salesforce account . Step 2 | Create an automation Once you have connected your Salesforce account, you can now create an automation with Salesforce as the action. To create an automation: Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click + Create Automation . Click + Start from Scratch . Give your automation a title and choose the relevant app under Trigger : Wix Forms Wix Stores Wix Bookings Wix Events Set up the trigger based on the app you selected. Step 3 | Map data from the trigger to Salesforce Next, you need to match the data from your chosen trigger to the relevant Salesforce entity and fields. This ensures the data from Wix gets to the right place on Salesforce. For example, if your trigger is a new store order, you will need to match the customer's data to the relevant entity fields in Salesforce. To map data from the trigger to Salesforce: Scroll down to Action and select Update Salesforce . Select the relevant entity from the Select which entity to update in Salesforce drop-down. Click Map Fields . Choose the relevant pieces of Wix data under Data from trigger , so the right Salesforce fields get updated. Click Save . Step 4 | Activate automation Click Activate to make your automation live. Now, every time the automation is triggered (e.g. whenever a new store order is placed), the data you mapped from Wix will be updated in the relevant Salesforce fields. For example, if you created an automation with a form submission trigger, every time a site visitor fills in that form, their submission details are sent to the relevant Salesforce entity and fields. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about the Wix Studio for enterprise Salesforce integration. I can't connect to Salesforce with Single Sign-On (SSO), how do I resolve this issue? If you are having issues with SSO, there may be an issue with Wix servers being blocked from Salesforce servers. You can resolve this by whitelisting the relevant Wix server IP addresses. To whitelist the relevant Wix server IP addresses: Go to your enterprise dashboard . Hover over Settings in the left sidebar. Select IP Allowlisting . Click Create Rule . Enter a name for the rule. Click the Add URLs drop-down. Choose the relevant URLs from your connected sites. Enter each of the following IP addresses in the IP address field under Allowed IP addresses , and click Add each time: 64.7.220.0/24 64.95.157.0/24 70.42.116.0/24 70.42.119.0/24 185.230.60.0/22 199.15.160.0/22 91.199.119.0/24 65.38.108.0/24 3.219.52.190/32 3.234.195.187/32 23.23.59.232/32 44.199.164.16/32 3.90.122.42/32 54.147.198.201/32 34.235.216.255/32 52.203.188.4/32 35.167.2.215/32 54.212.48.139/32 35.84.122.228/32 100.20.131.234/32 34.252.5.25/32 54.170.22.1/32 34.248.203.220/32 46.137.24.202/32 Click Create once you have entered all the IP addresses above. Do Salesforce automations count towards my automations quota? Yes, this automation counts towards your automations quota. What is a Salesforce entity? A Salesforce entity is a contact, lead, account or order, whose data fields you can update (e.g. first name, last name, email address). What is a Salesforce required field? These are the fields you must map when updating your records. The required fields are based on each of your Salesforce entities. Why can't I see some of my Salesforce fields while mapping them? There are a number of reasons why your Salesforce fields might not be showing in Wix: Read-only fields: If you set a Salesforce field to read-only, it cannot be updated through the automation. Wix will only show the Salesforce fields that can be updated. New fields: It may take some time for your newly created Salesforce fields to appear. Please allow up to 24 hours these fields to appear in Wix. What happens if I delete a field in my Wix Form being mapped to Salesforce? The automation stays active and data will continue to be transferred to Salesforce – just without the field you deleted. Having said that, any previous data from the deleted field will still appear on Salesforce. What happens if I rename a field in the Wix form mapped to Salesforce? Renaming a field does not impact the automation, as the mapping is based on the ID of the field, not its name. How do I disconnect the Salesforce integration? You can disconnect the Salesforce integration at any time, which also disables any automations that send data to Salesforce. To disconnect the Salesforce integration: Go to Manage Apps in the relevant site's dashboard. Click Salesforce . Click Disconnect at the top. Click Disconnect to confirm. 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 Restaurants: Adding and Setting Up Wix Restaurants Orders Wix Restaurants Orders is an online ordering app designed to help you manage your restaurant, catering service, or meal prep business efficiently. Important: The Wix Restaurant Orders app works together with the Wix Restaurant Menus app. Make sure to set up your menus . Step 1 | Add the Wix Restaurants Orders app Start by adding the Wix Restaurants Orders app from the App Market. This automatically adds relevant pages to your site so customers are able to place online orders (e.g. the order tracking page). Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Use the search bar to find Wix Restaurants Orders . Click Add to Site . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Use the search bar to find Wix Restaurants Orders . Click Add to Site . Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Select Elements . Use the search bar to find Wix Restaurants Orders . Click Wix Restaurants Orders in the search results. (In the popup) Click Add to Site . Dashboard Go to the Wix Restaurants Orders app in the Wix App Market. Click Add to Site . Step 2 | Set your order scheduling and availability Set your order scheduling to ensure timely preparation. For example, a restaurant may allow customers to place immediate or scheduled orders, while a catering service may require orders to be placed in advance for adequate preparation. To set up scheduling and availability: Go to Restaurant Orders Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Order Scheduling next to Scheduling and Availability . Choose how quickly customers can receive their orders: Immediately / scheduled for later Select As soon as possible (ASAP) or scheduled for later . Set the Scheduling rules : Estimate How quickly can orders be prepared? to inform customers who are placing orders. Click the How far in advance can orders be scheduled? drop-down and select how far into the future an order can be scheduled. Click Save . Tip: Delivery time is added separately. Immediately Select As soon as possible (ASAP) only . Set the Scheduling rules to estimate How quickly can orders be prepared? to inform customers who are placing orders. Click Save . Fulfilled on a future date Select Preorder only . Set the Scheduling rules : Set your lead time. Tip: Use this option if you only accept same week orders (e.g. Order by Wed. to get a weekend picnic basket). Choose the length of your pickup or delivery window. Tip: Your last window may be shorter. For example, if your business is open from 12-19 and you choose a 2-hour window, the last window will only be 1-hour long. Click Save . Note: When ASAP ordering is enabled, you can see a live Available for ASAP orders preview in your fulfillment hours settings. Learn more about setting up order scheduling and setting up pickup and delivery . Step 3 | Set up fulfillment preferences Choose how you want to fulfill your incoming orders - delivery, pickup and / or dine-in. You can specify collection times, delivery areas, minimum orders, and fees. You can also set closures for holidays or full dates, blocking orders or specific fulfillment methods. Notes: At least 1 fulfillment method (pickup, delivery or dine-in) must be turned on for your site to accept orders. Enter your business location(s) in the Business Info settings . You can set up multiple restaurant locations, each location can have its own menu, online ordering settings, and and contact details. To set up your fulfillment preferences: Go to Pickup, Delivery and Dine-in in your site's dashboard. Select what you want to set up: Pickup Set up times when customers can pick up their orders from your restaurant. Enable the toggle under Pickup to activate the option on your site. Note: Disabling the toggle turns off pickup for customers. You can temporarily deactivate it (along with each delivery area). Click the Edit icon . Set up your pickup hours and settings (e.g. order minimum, pickup instructions). Click Save . Delivery Set multiple delivery areas, each with unique fees and times. Then, configure your delivery hours and settings. Enable the toggle under Delivery to activate the option on your site. Note: Disabling the toggle turns off delivery for customers. You can temporarily deactivate it (along with each delivery area). Set up where you deliver: Click + Add a Delivery Area . Enter the geographic area (e.g. name, define area). Click Save . Set your delivery details and settings (e.g. estimated delivery time), then click Save . Dine-in Let your customers scan a QR code at your restaurant and place their order from their own device. You manage dine-in orders together with your regular online orders, while keeping them clearly marked as dine-in. Enable the toggle next to Allow dine-in orders . Click the Edit icon to set up your dine-in options. Choose what to do next: Dine-in hours: Decide when dine-in should be available – your regular schedule or custom days and hours. Select the checkboxes next to the relevant days and edit the existing times. Add more time slots by clicking the Add icon . Quickly apply the same hours to other days by clicking the Copy icon . Dine-in settings: Enter instructions for your customers to see when they place a dine-in order. For example, share how customers can get their order once it's ready. You can also require the customer's seating information (their table number, room number or your own requirement). QR code: Click the Download QR code icon to save an image of the QR code. You can print your QR code and place it on the tables of your restaurant so that customers scan it, view your menu and place an order online. Click Save at the top right. (Optional) View and customize the Online Orders page in your editor. Default fulfillment method You can choose a default method if you offer both pickup and delivery. This setting determines whether Pickup or Delivery will be preselected when customers visit your site. Click Change Default next to Default method . Select the relevant option under Which method should be preselected when customers visit your site? . Note: Customers can navigate freely between the 2 fulfillment methods, regardless of the method you choose to show first. Closures Add closures to block orders on specific dates, holidays or when maximum order capacity is reached Click Manage Closures next to Closures . Click + Add Closure . Enter the closure details (e.g. relevant fulfillment method, date, hours) Click Save . Step 4 | Set up tax Set up tax collection to comply with your local regulations. You can collect tax for specific locations and create custom groups for items with special tax rates, like alcohol or tax-exempt products. If you use Wix Stores or Wix Bookings, you can manage tax collection for all your business solutions in one place. Important: Different tax rules apply in different locations. Consult with an accountant or your local tax authority for specific information relevant for your business. To set up tax: Go to Restaurant Orders Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Tax under Checkout . Set up the relevant tax collection details (e.g. tax locations, tax groups). Note: You can set up tax using the manual method or the automatic tax collection . Step 5 | Select additional checkout settings Customize your checkout to improve the ordering experience. Add custom fields to your checkout form, set up your preferred payment methods and enable the option to join your mailing list. You can require customers to agree to your policies before completing their orders to ensure you're on the same page. Additionally, you can enable gift card payments and generate invoices automatically. To select additional checkout settings: Go to Restaurant Orders Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Additional Checkout Settings under Checkout . Choose what settings you want to customize: Customize your checkout Edit your checkout form, add custom fields and invite customers to subscribe using the available options: Customize the checkout form: Click Edit next to Customer form . Define mandatory fields, update content, and add custom fields. Click Save . Invite customers to subscribe to your email list: Enable the Subscription opt-in checkbox toggle. (Optional) Select Checked by default to make the checkbox appear selected when customers get to checkout. They can always deselect it. Design the top of the checkout page: Click Edit next to Checkout header and Decide whether the header shows your Name or Logo . Align the text on the header to the Side or Center . Click Save . Policies Add your policies and choose if customers need to agree to them before placing orders. Select the checkbox next to Checkbox policies you want to display. Enter the text for each policy you chose. (Optional) Add a checkbox that requires customers to agree to your policies: Select the Policy agreement checkbox . Select the Checked by default to make the checkbox appear selected when customers get to checkout. They can always deselect it. (Optional) Add a link to the footer with your contact details: Enable the Contact us toggle. Enter the relevant information. Payments Create invoices automatically, accept gift cards or save customers’ cards on file: Enable the Invoices toggle to automatically create invoices for new orders. Enable the Gift cards toggle to let customers pay for their orders with a gift card. Click Go to Accept Payments to manage your payment methods. Step 6 | (Optional) Add more online ordering pages After setting up your online ordering page, you can create additional pages to separate different types of orders. For example, you might want a page for your main restaurant menu and another for catering or event orders. Each page appears separately on your site so customers can order from the right one. You can customize your online ordering pages separately with unique settings, menus, fulfillment methods, hours, and fees. Good to know: You can show up to 5 different ordering pages on your site. To add another online ordering page: Go to Restaurant Orders Settings in your site's dashboard. Click More Actions at the top right and select Add ordering page . Start creating your additional ordering page . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about setting up Wix Restaurant Orders: Can I manage how customers add tips for online orders? Yes. You can allow customers to leave tips at checkout, offering preset options for easy selection. Go to Restaurant Orders Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Tips next to Checkout to get started. Where do customers see the selected policies? Policies appear as clickable links in the checkout footer. Can I add my logo to the Checkout Page? Yes. When you upload a logo to the Business Info page, it will be displayed at the top of your Checkout Page instead of your site name. To upload a logo: Go to your site's dashboard . Click Settings . Select Business Info . Click Upload Image next to Logo . Upload an image and click Choose File . Click Save . How do I set up notifications for incoming orders? You can choose which updates to receive from both your dashboard and the Wix app. This includes important order notifications, such as when a new order is submitted. You can customize your notification preferences for email and desktop, and opt for sound alerts and push notifications using the Wix app. Learn more about managing your notification preferences . Notes: All notifications are turned on automatically, but you can toggle off the ones you don't need. Notification preferences affect only your site and account, not site collaborators. How do I customize notifications I send to customers about their orders? The Wix Restaurants Orders app includes pre-installed outgoing notifications to update your customers about their orders and keep site collaborators (e.g. kitchen staff) in the loop. You can manage, edit, and duplicate these notifications, including custom ones you create. Learn more about managing your outgoing notifications . Why does my site say it’s not accepting orders? For your site to start accepting orders, make sure least one fulfillment method (Pickup or Delivery) must be turned on for your site to accept orders. 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. 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 Managing your customers Business Phone Number: Upgrading Your Plan A dedicated business phone number helps you keep your personal and work communications separate. Select a plan that offers the features that fit your business needs. The upgrade takes effect immediately, so you can make changes to your existing plan anytime. Important: Starting June 4, 2025, Business Phone Number will no longer be available for purchase on new sites. If you have an active subscription, or had one in the past, you will still be able to use it and renew the subscription as usual. For an alternative solution, learn about Business Phone Number with Google Voice . To upgrade your Business Phone Number: Go to Business Phone Number in your site's dashboard to access your settings. Click Upgrade Phone Plan in the Automations tab. Note: You can also upgrade your plan from the Call Agents tab. Choose a subscription period: Billed Yearly: You are billed on a yearly basis. Billed Monthly: You are charged once a month, for the entire month. Click Select under the plan you want. Enter your payment details. (Optional) Enter promo code if you have one. Click Submit Purchase . Note: Currently, the packages available for purchasing in the US and Canada are Local Basic , Local Plus , and Local Premiere . The features of each plan type are listed below: 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 Apps: Deleting Apps from Your Site Apps are an essential part of your Wix site. They add features, enhance your visitors' experience, and help you manage your business seamlessly behind the scenes. However, not all apps work the same way. Wix apps are grouped into three main categories, each serving a specific purpose. Each app type has its own deletion method, making it easy to manage the tools you no longer need. Full-page apps : Apps that add dedicated pages to your site, like Wix Stores or Wix Blog. Apps added directly to your editor : Apps that are customized and placed on your site through the editor, such as the Instagram Feed app. Dashboard-only apps : Tools that operate exclusively within your site’s dashboard, for example, automation or analytics apps. Before you begin: If you purchased a subscription for the app, make sure to cancel your app subscription . Deleting a full page app When you add certain apps to your site, such as Wix Stores, Wix Blog, or Wix Bookings, a new site page is added. You can delete these apps directly from your editor, ensuring the app and its pages are fully removed from your site. Important: When you delete a full-page app and publish your site, all related features, including widgets, connected pages, member areas, data collections, and dashboard tools, are permanently removed. To delete a full page app: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click My Business on the left side of your editor. Select the app you want to delete. Click the More Actions icon next to the app you want to delete. Click Delete App . Click Delete App to confirm. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click My Business on the left side of your editor. Select the app you want to delete. Click the More Actions icon next to the app you want to delete. Click Delete App . Click Delete App to confirm. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Click the Arrow icon to navigate to the Apps category. Click Manage Apps at the bottom. Click the app you want to delete. Click Delete app . Deleting an app added to a page in your editor Some apps can be placed on different site pages and can be moved. They do not take up an entire page. To delete these types of apps, you can just remove them from your page. Note: Some app widgets are considered essential to an app's functionality. Deleting them removes the entire app from your site. For example, deleting the event list widget uninstalls Wix Events, as the widget is required to display events on your site. A pop-up appears to confirm the deletion process. To delete an app added to a page in your editor: Go to your editor . Click the app in your editor. Click Delete on your keyboard or right click and select Delete . Note: If you added the same app multiple times, you need to remove each one separately. Publish your site to save the changes and to remove any related tabs from your dashboard. Deleting an app added only to your site's dashboard Some apps work behind the scenes to support your site. These apps operate entirely from your site’s dashboard, providing tools like analytics, automations, or payment processing. To delete a dashboard app: Go to Manage Apps in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant app. Click Delete . Click the Why are you deleting this app? drop-down and select a reason from the options available. (Optional) Enter more information about your reason to delete the app. Click Delete App . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about deleting apps. Can I restore an app once I've deleted it? Yes. You can re-add the app from the Wix App Market and set it up again. You may need to recreate deleted content, such as, widgets and data collections. Note: Deleting an app may result in the loss of important data, such as store inventory or appointment bookings. To avoid this, export or back up any important information before proceeding. What happens to my subscription when I delete an app? Deleting an app doesn’t automatically cancel your subscription. Cancel it first to avoid future charges. Learn how to cancel an app subscription . What if I delete an essential widget by mistake? If you delete an essential widget that triggers the removal of the app, you’ll see a pop-up confirming the action. If you confirm, the app will be removed, along with its functionality. When this happens you need to install the app again from the Wix app Market . Will deleting an app affect my site’s live functionality? Yes. Deleting certain apps can impact features visible to your visitors. For example: deleting Wix Stores removes your store pages and prevents customers from making purchases, which can significantly impact your sales. What should I consider before deleting an app? Always delete apps with care. To help avoid any unwanted changes, we recommend following these precautions: Evaluate the impact on your site: Before deleting an app, think about how it affects your site’s functionality and visitors. For example, removing Wix Stores will disable online purchases, which may disrupt your business operations. Test the impact: For apps like Wix Stores or Wix Events, consider temporarily hiding the app widgets or pages instead of fully deleting them. This gives you an opportunity to assess how it affects your site without committing to complete removal. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Promoting Your Facebook Shop Using Dynamic Ads Use dynamic ads to promote your shop effectively. Dynamic ads allow you to display the right ad to the right person at the right time so you can drive customers to your Facebook shop. Who sees dynamic ads? Dynamic ads are paid Facebook promotions that can be displayed to those who already interacted with your shop. This includes, for example, customers who viewed products on your website, mobile place, or in your Facebook shop. Alternatively, you can target your dynamic ads to a broader audience of potential customers who have not yet seen your products. Why are these ads called dynamic? When you create dynamic ads, you create a template of how you want your ad set up. Then, when ads are actually sent out to specific people, the ad is customized based on such things as cookies, tracking data, and more. This way, for instance, a shopper who is looking online at chairs may be shown an ad with chairs from your furniture shop. Where are the ads displayed? Dynamic ads appear in Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, and Messenger. How do I set up a dynamic ad? You can set up dynamic ads in your Facebook Ads Manager. Learn how 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 Apps: Accessing Your Apps Wix offers over 250 great apps for you to try. Some apps are dashboard apps, meaning they are added to your site's dashboard. Other apps are editor apps, meaning they are located in your site's editor. Accessing your apps from your site's dashboard You can access any of your site's apps from your dashboard. Opening a dashboard app takes you to the app's tab on your site's dashboard, whereas opening an editor app takes you to your site's editor in a new tab. Note: Some apps have both dashboard and editor elements. These apps open as a tab on your site's dashboard, but you can also view them in the editor by following the steps here. To access your apps from your site's dashboard: Go to Manage Apps in your site's dashboard. Click Open Dashboard next to any of your installed apps. Accessing your apps from your site's editor You can access any of your site's apps from your site's editor. Dashboard apps open as a new tab in your browser, whereas editor apps switch to the page that the app is on. Notes: Some apps have both dashboard and editor elements. The Settings panel usually includes a "Manage" button (e.g. Manage Posts to manage your blog, Manage Products to manage Wix Stores, etc.) This button redirects you to the app's tab in the dashboard. To access your apps from your site's editor: Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Click Manage apps at the bottom left. Click Open Dashboard next to any of your installed apps. Tip: In Manage Apps , you can also upgrade apps or click the More Actions icon to delete the app. Learn more about deleting apps . 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