< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Restaurants: Setting Up DoorDash Drive for Your Restaurant Important: DoorDash Drive is only available in the United States and Canada. You can set up orders with DoorDash Drive only for your default location. Optimize your restaurant's delivery process with the pre-installed DoorDash Drive app on your site. Allow customers to order directly from your site while seamlessly managing all your deliveries. You can choose to handle some deliveries yourself, or let DoorDash Drive manage them for a straightforward flat fee per delivery. Step 1 | Register with DoorDash Drive To add DoorDash Drive as a delivery partner, register through your site's dashboard and follow the steps on screen. Before you begin: Make sure that your business info is up to date. To register with DoorDash Drive: Go to Pickup and Delivery in your site's dashboard. Click the Edit icon next to DoorDash Drive under Delivery Partners . Click Register to begin the registration with DoorDash Drive: Click Agree & Continue to allow DoorDash Drive to manage restaurant orders and read basic site and business info. Enter your credentials and click Sign in . Enter your business information to sign the Wix integration contract and click Submit . Step 2 | Enable online payments for your site Accept payments directly through your site. Choose from various payment methods and providers, and select the options you want to display on your checkout page. Important: Upgrade your site to accept payments. Disable manual payments to deliver with DoorDash Drive. DoorDash only accepts online payments and doesn't accept cash. To enable online payments on your site: Go to Pickup and Delivery in your site's dashboard. Click the Edit icon next to DoorDash Drive under Delivery Partners . Click Go to Payments to set up online payments and disable manual payments . Step 3 | Enable tips for restaurant orders Enable tips for DoorDash Dashers. DoorDash receives the tips customers leave at checkout when you fulfill deliveries with DoorDash Drive. To enable tips: Go to Pickup and Delivery in your site's dashboard. Click the Edit icon next to DoorDash Drive under Delivery Partners . Click Go to Tips to start collecting tips at checkout. Step 4 | Customize your delivery settings Customize delivery options such as pickup instructions, estimated delivery time, order minimum, and fees. Orders within a 5-mile radius of your business address are automatically assigned to DoorDash Drive. To customize delivery settings: Go to Pickup and Delivery in your site's dashboard. Click the Edit icon next to DoorDash Drive under Delivery Partners . Enter your Delivery hours . Enter the Delivery partner settings : Pickup instructions for driver : Guidelines for drivers on how to collect the order. Estimated delivery time : The projected timeframe for the order to arrive at the destination. Order minimum : The minimum amount required for an order to be placed. Delivery fee : The charge applied for delivering the order. (Optional) Select if you want to Offer free delivery above a certain subtotal . Then, enter the subtotal. Click Save . Step 5 | Enable DoorDash Drive To complete the setup, enable the toggle to start delivering orders with DoorDash Drive. To enable DoorDash Drive: Go to Pickup and Delivery in your site's dashboard. Enable the toggle next to DoorDash Drive under Delivery Partners . Tip: When setting up DoorDash Drive, make sure the customer's name, phone number, and address fields stay set as required. These fields are mandatory by default, and drivers need this information to complete the delivery, so double-check that they're still required before going live. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. How is DoorDash Drive different from DoorDash Marketplace? DoorDash Drive allows customers to place orders on your site and get delivery via a DoorDash delivery driver. For DoorDash Drive you pay a flat-rate fee. With DoorDash Marketplace , customers place orders on doordash.com or through the DoorDash app. What are the fees associated with using DoorDash Drive for my restaurant? Fees for DoorDash Drive are determined by the agreement between your restaurant and DoorDash. How does DoorDash Drive collect payment? The fees are outlined in your application with DoorDash Drive. You will receive a monthly digital invoice by DoorDash Drive that you can pay via ACH, wire, or check. Can customers pay cash for DoorDash Drive deliveries? No. DoorDash only accepts online payment options. Customers cannot pay for an order with cash. Can I set up DoorDash Drive alongside my own delivery? Yes. You can choose to deliver orders yourself within a specific radius or area. If a customer places an order within your delivery area, it will be assigned to you. Orders outside your coverage area will be sent to DoorDash Drive for delivery. Can I use DoorDash Drive with Square POS? Yes, you can use DoorDash Drive with Square POS . Make sure to accept incoming orders in the Restaurant Orders page in your Wix dashboard first – the order will then appear on DoorDash Drive. 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) Setting Up a 301 Redirect for a Page on Your Site You can use the URL Redirect Manager to create 301 redirects for pages on your site. 301 redirects tell web browsers that the URL of a page on your site has changed permanently to a new URL. It also tells browsers that visitors who try to access the page's old URL should be sent to the new URL instead. This is useful when you want to change a page's URL, but you want to make sure that anyone who tries to use the old URL can still reach the page. For example, your site visitors may have bookmarked a previous URL for a page on your site. When they use the bookmark, you want to redirect them to the page's new URL so that they can still reach it. 301 redirects can also help you retain your page's ranking in search engine results after you change its URL. Search engines like Google may still use an old URL in some search results from previous times that they crawled and indexed your site. Creating a 301 redirect means anyone clicking that link in the search result will still be able to reach your page. Important: 301 redirects only work with custom domains . You can't set up a 301 redirect from free Wix URLs to a Premium site. If you're not sure if your domain is properly connected to Wix, you can check it using the Wix Domain Assistant . How 301 redirects work When you create a page for your site, Wix automatically creates a new URL for it. The URL is based on your site's domain and has a unique name for the page at the end of it (known as a URL slug). An example URL of this type is: "https://mystunningwebsite.com/ about ". If you update a page's URL slug, the old URL will no longer work. For example, if you change your page's URL to "https://mystunningwebsite.com/ about2 ", your site visitors will see a 404 error message page if they use the old URL. Your page authority for the page's old URL will also not carry over to the new URL. To stop this from happening, Wix automatically creates a 301 redirect for your page when you update the URL slug. Visit the URL Redirect Manager to edit or delete these automatic 301 redirects (after publishing your site). Wix Blog exception: For Wix Blog pages, 301 redirects will not automatically be created. When you update a URL slug for a Blog page, you need to use the URL Redirect Manager to manually create your own 301 redirect . Automatic redirects are available for the following types of pages: Editor pages Wix Stores product pages Wix Stores category pages Wix Bookings services Online Programs Wix Events Want to redirect to another site? You can also use the URL Redirect Manager to manually create a 301 redirect to an external page on another site. When to use a 301 redirect for a page You should create a 301 redirect for a page any time that you change the page's URL slug. You can choose to let Wix automatically create a redirect for your page when you update the URL slug, or use the URL Redirect Manager to manually create your own redirect . If you've moved your site to Wix, you should also create 301 redirects for your site's pages if it's not possible to create pages with URLs that match the URLs from your old site. URL redirects allow you to maintain your previous site's Google search ranking data when moving your site to Wix. URL redirects also send people to your new Wix site when they click on old links in search results. Learn more about why redirects are important Tip: You can also create group redirects for groups of pages with the same path in their URLs (e.g. your Wix Stores product pages or Wix Blog posts). Learn more about group redirects Manually creating a 301 redirect for a page You can manually create 301 redirects for your pages using the URL Redirect Manager in your site's SEO & GEO dashboard. Tip: If you need to update multiple pages which share the same path, you can create a group redirect . To create a 301 redirect: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click URL Redirect Manager . Click + New Redirect . Select Single redirect . Enter the old URL path you want to redirect from (e.g., /about-us) under Old URL . Enter the new URL that you want to redirect to: For pages on your site: Start typing the URL slug of your new page and select it from the drop-down. For external pages: Enter the entire URL that you want to redirect to. Click Save , or click Save & Add Another to add more. Need to set up redirects for a multilingual site? Learn more about setting up 301 redirects for a multilingual site . Editing a 301 redirect You can edit your 301 redirects using the URL Redirect Manager in your site's SEO & GEO dashboard. To edit a 301 redirect: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click URL Redirect Manager . Hover over the 301 redirect that you want to edit. Click Edit . Make the changes that you need to the Old URL or the new URL. Click Save Changes . Viewing a 301 redirect After you've created a 301 redirect, you can make sure that it's working correctly by viewing it using the URL Redirect Manager in your site's SEO & GEO dashboard. Note: After you create a 301 redirect, it will take a few minutes to take effect before you can view it. To view a 301 redirect: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click URL Redirect Manager . Hover over the 301 redirect that you want to view. Click the View Redirect icon . The page that you've redirected to should open in a new tab. Deleting a 301 redirect You can delete any 301 redirects that you no longer need using the URL Redirect Manager in your site's SEO & GEO dashboard. Important: It is not possible to recover a 301 redirect after you delete it. To delete a 301 redirect: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click URL Redirect Manager . Hover over the 301 redirect that you want to delete. Click the Delete icon . Click Delete on the pop-up. Resolving a 301 redirect conflict If you try to create an automatic redirect for a page that you've already manually redirected, you'll see a notification that we couldn't create the redirect. You can resolve the conflict in the URL Redirect Manager by either keeping the old redirect or saving the new one instead. To resolve a conflict: Click Fix Now on the pop-up, or go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard, scroll down to Tools and settings and click URL Redirect Manager . Click Retry . Select how you want to resolve the conflict: Update Redirect: Update your manual redirect to the new URL slug. Keep Existing Redirect: Keep the manual redirect you created. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about setting up 301 redirects for a page on your site. Can I recover a redirect after I delete it? No, redirects cannot be recovered after they are deleted. Can I use a source link with a # in the URL for a 301 redirect? No, it is not possible to use a source link with a # in the URL. How many redirects can I create for my Wix site? You can create a maximum of 5,000 redirects per Wix site. Can I create a 301 redirect from my homepage? No, it is not possible to create a 301 redirect from your homepage using the URL Redirect Manager. You can create redirects from your homepage by redirecting from one domain to another domain . Why do some of my redirects not have an "Auto" or "Group" label on them? Currently, redirects created before this feature was released will not have a label on them. How do I manually create a 301 redirect for a Wix Blog page? For Wix Blog pages, 301 redirects will not automatically be created. When you update a URL slug for a Blog page, you need to use the URL Redirect Manager to manually create your own 301 redirect . Want to learn more about 301 redirects? Check out our article about 301 redirects in the Wix SEO Hub . Get tips for successfully migrating your site to Wix from another web host . 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 Marketing integrations and tracking Using the Wix Free Invoice Generator With the Free Invoice generator, you can quickly create invoices for your clients without any fees or charges. Our user-friendly template is designed with best billing practices in mind, to ensure efficient invoicing. Important: Wix Invoice Generator is a payment request system, not an accounting service. You and your business retain sole responsibility for ensuring any invoice issued with this online invoice maker meets the legal requirements for your state/province and/or country. Wix does not collect or retain personal information about your business or your clients. You must have a Wix account and be signed in to email invoices directly to clients. You must sign up to email or download your invoices. Creating your free invoice Create your free invoice in minutes, and make sure to include all important business details for your clients. You can then set the invoice and payment details before adding the relevant products and services you're invoicing for. Then choose whether to send the invoice to your client right away or download it so you can send it later. To create your free invoice: Go to the Free Invoice Generator . Click Create Your Invoice . Enter all your relevant business information. Note: The asterisk ( * ) indicates a required field. Click + Upload to add your business logo to the invoice. Enter all the relevant client information. Enter the invoice and payment details under Invoice Settings . Make sure you enter the correct date of issue and due date to align expectations with your client. Enter all relevant products and/or services, and make sure to include a description, price, quantity, and discounts. Click Apply to Invoice after you enter each product or service included in the invoice. Add any relevant Notes and Terms using the fields provided. Choose what you want to do: Email your client: Send the invoice directly to your client right away. You customize the subject and accompanying message to fit your company's style and tone of voice. Then click Send . Download Invoice: Choose this option to download the invoice and send it to your client later. FAQs Click a question below to learn more: Are there any hidden fees to use the Free Invoice Generator? No, the Free Invoice Generator is entirely free to use. Are there any limits on the number of invoices I can create? No, there are no limitations on the number of invoices you can generate. You can create as many invoices as you need for your clients. Do I have to sign up for an account to use the invoice generator? Yes, you need to sign up in order to send and download the invoices. 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 Need more help? Known Issues Pricing Plans: Some Users Unable to Reschedule Session In order to reschedule session: Please cancel booked session and book a new one. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Adding and Setting Up the Switch Input Element Allow visitors to toggle a switch and submit a binary response to a Boolean (true or false) collection field. For example, you could use the Switch input element to allow visitors to opt-in to a newsletter from a custom form made up of other input elements . Wix Editor Go to your editor . Add the Switch input element: Go to the page where you want visitors to use the Switch input to submit a response. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Switch . Click and drag the relevant Switch input element onto the page. Connect the Switch element to the CMS collection where you will store the submissions: Click the Connect to CMS icon on the Switch element. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select a dataset that connects to the collection where you will store the submissions. Click the Toggled state connects to drop-down and choose the boolean field in which you will store the submissions. Tip: To add a new field for storing submissions, select + Add , then enter the field name and click Add . Set the dataset mode and collection permissions: Click Dataset Settings in the panel on the right. (Optional) Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete collection content. Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select the relevant option: Write: Connected input elements can add new items to the collection, but cannot edit existing items. Read & Write: Connected elements can update existing items in the collection. If you connect a 'New' button , visitors can use it to update existing items and add new items to your collection. Click Back to Switch element at the top of the Dataset Settings panel. Customize the Switch input element: Click Settings to edit the following: Field title: Edit the title text that lets visitors know what the switch does. Value: (Velo only) Enter the component's value property used in your JavaScript code. Field type: Select the checkbox if you want the switch to be toggled on by default. Click the Layout icon to edit the following: Field title format: Choose how the field title displays if there is not enough space: Wrap or Show overflow Handle placement: Choose whether the handle appears inside or outside of the slider track. Handle / track size (% of the Track / handle): Drag the slider to change the handle or track size. Switch height: Set the height of the switch component. Space between switch and title: Edit the spacing between the title and the switch. Field title indent: Drag the slider to edit the indentation of the field title. Display handle icons: Click the toggle to enable or disable the handle icons. Formatting: Set the text direction and alignment. Click the Design icon to customize the design for both states: Switch On and Switch Off Add a 'Submit' button for visitors to click to send their submissions. Click Preview to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Add the Switch input element: Go to the page where you want visitors to use the Switch input to submit a response. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Switch . Click and drag the relevant Switch input element onto the page. Connect the Switch element to the CMS collection where you will store the submissions: Click the Connect to CMS icon on the Switch element. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select a dataset that connects to the collection where you will store the submissions. Click the Toggled state connects to drop-down and choose the boolean field in which you will store the submissions. Tip: To add a new field for storing submissions, select + Add , then enter the field name and click Add . Set the dataset mode and collection permissions: Click Dataset Settings in the panel on the right. (Optional) Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete collection content. Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select the relevant option: Write: Connected input elements can add new items to the collection, but cannot edit existing items. Read & Write: Connected elements can update existing items in the collection. If you connect a 'New' button , visitors can use it to update existing items and add new items to your collection. Click Back to Switch element at the top of the Dataset Settings panel. Customize the Switch input element: Click Settings to edit the following: Field title: Edit the title text that lets visitors know what the switch does. Value: (Velo only) Enter the component's value property used in your JavaScript code. Field type: Select the checkbox if you want the switch to be toggled on by default. Click the Layout icon to edit the following: Field title format: Choose how the field title displays if there is not enough space: Wrap or Show overflow Handle placement: Choose whether the handle appears inside or outside of the slider track. Handle / track size (% of the Track / handle): Drag the slider to change the handle or track size. Switch height: Set the height of the switch component. Space between switch and title: Edit the spacing between the title and the switch. Field title indent: Drag the slider to edit the indentation of the field title. Display handle icons: Click the toggle to enable or disable the handle icons. Formatting: Set the text direction and alignment. Click the Design icon to customize the design for both states: Switch On and Switch Off Add a 'Submit' button for visitors to click to send their submissions. Click Preview to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. 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 Pricing Plans: Offering Your Clients a Free Trial Period Let potential customers get to know your products, services and content by offering them a free trial period at the beginning of their plan or package. You can choose the length of the free trial period to suit the plan or package. Tip: Instead of offering a trial period at the start of a regular pricing plan, you can create a promotional trial plan that customers can book only once. Creating a plan with a free trial period You can create free trial periods for plans that include recurring payments (e.g. a monthly gym membership or a coffee subscription). This is a great way for customers to get to know your business before making a commitment. To create a plan with a free trial period: Go to Pricing Plans in your site's dashboard. Click + Create Plan . Enter the details of the plan, such as the name and benefits. In the Pricing options section, select Recurring Payments . Enter the Price . Set how often you take payment from Payment frequency in the drop-down. Click the Length of plan drop-down and choose from the following options: Choose a set length: Choose from the available options. Until canceled: This option allows the plan to continue until you or the client cancels it. Custom: Choose the number of months you want the plan to last for. Click the Enable Free Trial toggle. Select the duration of the free trial in the Length of Free Trial drop-down: Select a time: Choose 7, 14, or 30 days. Set a custom time: Click Custom . Enter the number of days. Finish creating your plan and click Save . FAQs How do free trials work for Pricing Plans? When clients purchase a plan with a free trial, they enter their payment details as they do for other plans. Details about the free trial period automatically appear in the order summary. When the free trial is over, the client's first billing period begins. For example, if they book a monthly membership plan with a 14-day free trial period, their billing period for the first month starts after 14 days. How do free trials work with packages? Membership Plans: If you create a monthly plan with a 7-day free trial, clients can access your services for 7 days before they are charged. Packages: If you create a 5-session package that renews monthly and has a 7-day free trial, clients can use the sessions any time during the 5 weeks (a month + 7 days). Clients are charged after the 7-day period ends. Can the same client book multiple free trials? Clients can book the same plan again, but they do not receive another free trial period. What happens if a client cancels a plan during their trial period? Clients who cancel a plan during the trial period can continue to enjoy plan benefits until the free trial ends. How do I track plans with free trial periods? In the Subscriptions tab, you can identify plans that are currently in their free trial period by their label: Click the plan to see exactly when the free trial expires. To let clients know that their free trial period is nearing the end, they are automatically sent a reminder email three days before the trial runs out. 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 Accepting payments on your site Wix Payments: Creating an Account Important: Wix Payments is not yet available to all users. Wix Payments lets you accept various payment methods like credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, BNPL and more, directly through your site; all managed from a unified dashboard. Creating a Wix Payments account Create your Wix Payments account directly from your site's dashboard. Before you begin: In order to accept payments on your site you must have a published site and purchase a Premium or Studio site plan that allows you to accept payments. To create an account: Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Click Connect next to Wix Payments . Enable the toggles of the payment methods you wish to accept through Wix Payments and click Continue . Click Complete Setup . Select an option under Business Type : Individual/Sole Proprietorship : Select this option if you are doing business as an individual and fill in your personal details, as well as your business description. Partnership/Ltd/Liability Co./Corporation/NGO : Select this option if you are doing business as a business and fill in both your business information and your personal details. Regional account types : In some countries, other business types may be selected which align with local business definitions. Enter your details: Identification information Address Bank details Business information Business description Select the checkbox to accept the Terms & Conditions and service fees. Click Submit . Note: After submitting your details, you are required to go through a verification process . Video tutorial Watch the video below to learn more about setting up an account. 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

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< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Multi-Currency: Overview Multi-currency allows you to offer customers the convenience of viewing prices and paying in their local currency. This means that customers can check out in a currency that is different from your main site currency. For example, your site's main currency is US dollars. You've enabled Multi-currency to offer product prices in Euros as well. With this feature, a customer can complete their purchase and pay in Euros—not just view the prices in that currency. Before you begin: Currently, Multi-currency is available for eligible sites with Wix Payments, and for sites using PayPal or Stripe as a third-party provider. Multi-currency is available for Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, and Wix Donations. Supported currencies and payment methods depend on the provider: Only payment methods that support your customer's currency appear at checkout. If a customer's local currency isn't supported or included in your currency converter, they will view prices and pay in your site's main currency at checkout. For Wix Payments transactions with Multi-currency, fees are based on your country and selected payment method. For example, in the US, these include a processing fee based on the payment method used (2.9% + 0.30 USD for Credit/ Debit Cards, (excl. American Express)), a currency conversion fee (1%), and a cross-border fee (1.5%, if applicable). To view fees specific to your country, see Wix Payments fees by country . If you use PayPal or Stripe as a third-party provider, check the provider's terms for their associated fees. Enhance the customer experience Offering multiple currencies enhances the shopping experience for your customers. Displaying prices in their local currency helps them clearly understand costs, while allowing payment in their currency makes the checkout process more convenient and trustworthy. Did you know? Allowing customers to view prices and pay in their local currency may boost your conversion rates by up to 20%. Increase international sales and conversions Attract and cater to customers in different markets by displaying and accepting payments in their local currency. Prices are converted automatically using current market exchange rates from the XE Currency Converter and updated daily. Offering prices and checkout in local currencies reduces barriers and improves the likelihood of completed purchases. At checkout, only payment methods that support Multi-currency are shown. For example, Klarna is only available for your site's main currency. For Multi-currency transactions with Wix Payments, processing, currency conversion, and cross-border fees apply (If applicable). If you use PayPal or Stripe as a third party provider, check with your provider for any additional conversion fees. Easy setup and management Setting up multiple currencies on your site is quick and straightforward. You can enable customers to view prices and pay in their local currency in just a few steps. Head over to the step-by-step guide on how to set up Multi-currency or remove it from your site. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about Multi-currency. How do I enable Multi-currency on my Wix site? To enable Multi-currency, complete your setup in Multi-currency settings by following the Multi-currency setup instructions. How many currencies can I offer on my site? The number of currencies depends on the currencies that are supported by your payment provider . This allows you to support key global markets and provide a seamless experience for international customers. Can gift cards be purchased in multiple currencies? Gift cards can be purchased in multiple currencies during checkout. However, they are always created in your site’s main currency. When the recipient redeems the gift card, the amount will be deducted in the main currency and converted to the selected currency at the current exchange rate. Are manual or edited orders supported when using Multi-currency? No, manually created or edited orders are not supported in Multi-currency. Can I charge orders in multiple currencies? Yes, you can charge orders in multiple currencies by using the Collect payment button. This allows you to charge customers in their selected currency. Will offering multiple currencies affect my conversion rates? Offering multiple currencies can boost your conversion rates by up to 20%, as it provides a smoother and more trustworthy experience for international buyers. Can I delete the currency converter? Yes, you can. Go to your editor . Select the currency converter, then right-click. Click Delete . Click Delete App to confirm. What happens to subscription payments purchased using Multi-currency? Subscriptions purchased in a currency other than the site's main currency use the exchange rate of the initial purchase. The rate remains fixed for the entire subscription and does not update with currency fluctuations. 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 Accepting payments on your site Using a Different Account with the Same Payment Provider If you have more than one account with a third-party payment provider, you can switch to your preferred account to accept payments on your Wix site. If you're not sure which provider account you currently have connected to your Wix site, you can check which provider you have connected and view your current credentials before you switch. Viewing your provider credentials Go to Accept Payments on your site's dashboard. Click Manage next to the payment provider / method you want to check. View your current provider credentials in the Account information section. Switching to a different account Go to Accept Payments on your site's dashboard. Click Manage next to the payment provider / method you want to change. Follow the relevant steps depending on your provider: PayPal: Enter the email address of your desired account in the Account information section. Click Save . Stripe: Click Change account and go to Stripe to manage your Stripe accounts. Other payment providers : Enter the credentials of your desired account in the Account information section. Click Save . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about accepting payments. How do I check which payment provider account I have connected to my site? To check which payment provider you have connected and to view your account credentials, follow the steps to view your credentials . I'm using Wix Hotels. How do I set up my payments? Payments for Wix Hotels is managed through the Hotels tab. Learn how to set up payments for Wix Hotels . Can I switch between PayPal with Wix Payments and PayPal as a third-party provider? Yes. If you’re accepting PayPal payments in Wix (with Wix Payments or third-party), you can always switch to have your payments processed through the other PayPal version. To switch from PayPal with Wix Payments: Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Click switch to PayPal third-party provider under PayPal. Click Connect PayPal third-party . Enter the email address associated with your PayPal business account. Select a reason for disconnecting using the dropdown. To switch from PayPal third-party: Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Click connect PayPal with Wix under PayPal. Click Switch to PayPal with Wix . Click Connect. I have active payments in my existing PayPal account. What happens to them if I switch to PayPal with Wix Payments? If you have active payments in an existing PayPal account, such as recurring payments, or open chargebacks, you can still maintain these from your existing PayPal account dashboard. 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: QuickBooks Connector By Intuit With the QuickBooks Connector app by Intuit, you can automate your accounting by connecting your site with QuickBooks Online. Save hours of manually entering invoices, customers, and products from one app to another. Important: To use this integration on your site, you need to add one of the following apps first: Wix Stores , Wix Bookings , Wix Events , or Wix Hotels . This app is only available in English. Features and benefits include: Retrieve orders from your Wix Store, Wix Bookings, Wix Events, or Wix Hotels Create new Items in your QuickBooks Online account when you create products in your store Automatically create sales in your QuickBooks Online for orders that customers make on your site Map tax codes from your store orders to tax codes in your QuickBooks Online Eliminate human error from manual data entry between your QuickBooks Online and your website Check out the QuickBooks Connector app by Intuit to get started. For questions and comments, contact Intuit directly: Website: https://www.intuit.com/company/ Email: support@onesaas.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 Managing your business Creating a logo for your business Wix Logo: General Troubleshooting We've compiled a list of some common issues related to Wix Logo. Click the issue you're experiencing to learn how to troubleshoot it. Some files have all elements visible Currently, it is not possible to hide a part of an element in the Logo Maker. If this is something you would like to see in the future, vote for that feature . Shapes, icons, images and text are always visible in some logo files (black, white, grayscale, monochrome) no matter what color they are, so please avoid doing the following: Making an element the same color as the logo background to hide it. Covering elements of a logo with shapes or icons. Overlapping shapes and icons. Moving elements outside of the Logo Maker's borders as they will be visible in the final logo files. Learn more about hiding whole elements in the Logo Maker I want to edit my purchased logo but it says I need to upgrade my plan If you purchased a Logo-Only Plan ( Basic, Advanced, and Value ) your design is locked once you choose to download it. To edit this logo, either upgrade to a plan that includes unlimited editing via the Brand Kit , or duplicate your existing logo, make all desired changes, and then purchase a separate logo download for that amended design. I purchased my logo to get my secondary design but I'm only able to download my primary design The Basic, Advanced, and Value plans provide the designated files for your primary logo only. You can switch between your secondary and primary designs up until you choose to download your files. If have one of those plans and have already downloaded the primary logo files, you can either: Upgrade to a plan that includes secondary logos in order to download those files Duplicate your brand, set the secondary logo files as primary, then purchase a new logo plan to download those files. Tip: All plans with the Brand Kit include secondary logo downloads as 500x500px PNG files. The background of my logo is transparent Your logo comes with a white background by default. Use the color picker to change the color. Note : All logo packages include a version of your logo with a transparent background. Favicon, email signature, and watermark have a transparent background by design to better blend in with the background you use them on. All SVG files have a transparent background by design since they are intended for printing. The link in the email with the logo files doesn’t work You need to be logged in to your Wix account to be able to open and view the link from the email. You can also go to the Logo Maker directly and log in to your account there. Note : Currently, it is not possible to transfer logos to other accounts. My logo had a dot background inside the editor, but my downloaded file has a solid background color The logo editor displays dot gridlines in order to help you align your elements evenly within your design. This is just an editor feature and the dots are not displayed in your downloaded files. 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