< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Restaurants: Customizing Your Table Reservations Form Customize your table reservations form to gather the exact information you need from your guests. Add custom fields to collect details like dining preferences and allergens. You can also include restaurant policies and request an email or last name to finalize the booking. For keeping guests informed, add an opt-in checkbox for email marketing. To customize your reservation form: Dashboard Go to Table Reservations in your site's dashboard. Click Settings at the top right. Click Reservation form . Enable the toggle next to each option you'd like to add to your reservation form: Require email address: Require guests to enter their email to complete their table reservations. Require last name: Require guests to enter their last name to complete their table reservations. Custom fields: Have guests provide more information to their reservations. For example, if you need to know of any allergies or seat preferences. Enter a label for the field in the reservation form under Custom field label . Select the Make this field mandatory checkbox to require guests to provide this information to complete their reservations. (Optional) Click Add Custom Field to add another field to the reservation form. Custom message: Add a message and include additional information for guests reserving a table. Email marketing checkbox: Add this checkbox to your site so guests can sign up to get updates on your restaurant. Select the Checked by default checkbox if you want the checkbox to be selected by default for guests. Policies: Select the checkboxes by the policies you want to add to your form: Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy . Link to URL: Add a hyperlink that leads to the relevant policy page. Paste as text: The policies are displayed in a pop-up while the guests is ordering or making a reservation. Click Save . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Table Reservations and select Table Reservations . Tap the More Actions icon at the top right. Tap Settings . Tap Reservation form . Customize the available options: Require email address Enable the toggle next to Require email address to require guests to enter their email to complete their table reservations. Require last name Enable the toggle next to Require last name to require guests to enter their last name to complete their table reservations. Add custom fields Have guests provide more information to their reservations. For example, if you need to know of any allergies or seat preferences. Tap Add next to Custom fields . Enter a label for the field in the reservation form under Custom field label . (Optional) Select the Make this field mandatory checkbox to require guests to provide this information to complete their reservations. (Optional) Tap Add Custom Field to add another field to the reservation form. Tap Save . Add custom message Add a message and include additional information for guests reserving a table. Tap Add next to Custom message . Enter your desired message under Add custom message. Tap Save . Update guests with email marketing Add a checkbox to keep guests updated on your restaurant. Enable the Email marketing checkbox toggle so guests can sign up to get updates on your restaurant. (Optional) Select the Checked by default checkbox if you want the checkbox to be selected by default for guests. Add policies Add policies to your site based on local regulation requirements. Tap Add next to Policies . (Optional) Enable the Privacy policy / Terms & conditions toggle and add the relevant details: Link to URL: Add a hyperlink that leads to the relevant policy page / terms & conditions. Paste as text: Enter the text to display the policies / terms & conditions. These appear as a pop-up while the guests is ordering or making a reservation. Tap Save . 8. Tap Save . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Wix Studio: Deleting Your Workspace You can delete a Wix Studio workspace if you no longer need it. Deleting a workspace is permanent and removes all projects, settings, and data in that workspace. If this is the only workspace you belong to, deleting it also closes your Wix account. Note: Only workspace owners can delete a workspace. Step 1 | Cancel or transfer your Premium subscriptions Before deleting your workspace, turn off auto-renew or transfer any Premium plans, subscriptions, or domains connected to it. You do not need to wait for them to expire. Click the relevant option below to learn more. Cancel your Premium services Cancel each subscription that you have in your workspace (e.g. Premium plan, domain, business email, app) separately. Go to Premium Subscriptions in your workspace . Click the More Actions icon next to relevant subscription. Click Cancel Plan / Domain / Mailbox / App . Canceling a domain? Turn off auto-renew for your domain, or transfer it to another Wix account or an external registrar. Your domain stays registered until it expires, and you can still retrieve it during the Redemption Period if you change your mind. Transfer your Premium site and services When you transfer a Premium site to another account, all its connected services move with it. Use this option to merge 2 Wix accounts, or to give someone else ownership of your site. Go to Sites . Click the More Actions icon next to relevant site. Click Transfer Site . Enter the recipient's email address. Fill out the transfer form (here you can select the additional services you want to transfer). Click Next . Review and confirm the transfer details and click Transfer Ownership . Transfer your domain only You can transfer your Wix domain without transferring a site. Transfer it to another Wix account, or away from Wix entirely. Go to Domains in your workspace. Click the Domain Actions icon next to the relevant domain. Click either Transfer away from Wix or Transfer to a different Wix account . Step 2 | Remove any additional domains from your workspace If you purchased a domain from Wix, you should cancel or transfer it (as described in step 1 ) . If you connected an external domain, follow the steps below to remove it. To remove a domain from your workspace: Go to Domains in your workspace. Click the Domain Actions icon next to the relevant domain. Click Remove from Wix . Step 3 | Move your sites to Trash or transfer them Next, choose what happens to the sites you own in this workspace. Move each site to the trash folder, or transfer it to another Wix account to keep it running. To move your sites to Trash: Go to Sites in your workspace. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant site. Click Move to trash . Click Move to trash to confirm. Repeat for all remaining sites in this workspace. Step 4 | Delete your workspace Once you've turned off auto-renew on your Premium subscriptions and removed any connected domains, you can delete your workspace. To delete your workspace: Go to Delete your workspace . (Optional) Select the relevant option from the Select reason dropdown. (Optional) Enter any other feedback you want to share. Enter your password (skip this if your account uses mandatory single sign-on). Click Delete Workspace . Click Delete Workspace again to confirm. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about deleting workspaces. What happens when I delete a workspace? When you delete a workspace in Wix Studio, you lose all the projects, settings and data in it. If you only belong to one workspace and you delete it, you will also close your Wix account entirely . Can I recover a deleted workspace? No. There is no way to recover a workspace after you delete it. Can I delete a workspace and keep a backup of its content? No. When you delete a workspace, all your data is removed from that workspace. Can I delete a workspace if I'm not the owner? No. You can only delete a workspace if you're the owner of it. You can however leave a workspace that you don't own. Go to Teams and click Leave team next to your name. Will deleting a workspace remove all teammates associated with it? Yes. Deleting a workspace removes it along with all of its teammates' access. Is there a way to temporarily deactivate a workspace instead of deleting it? Currently, there isn't a way to temporarily deactivate a workspace. I tried to delete my workspace but got an error Make sure all your premium subscriptions have auto-renew turned off, and that all usage-based subscriptions are fully paid. Then try deleting your workspace again. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Video: Deleting a Channel from Your Video Library Rather than delete videos one by one, you can delete an entire channel at once directly from your video library in the dashboard. To delete a channel from your video library: Go to Video Library in your site's dashboard. Click the Channels tab. Click the channel you want to delete. Click the Show more icon at the top right. Click Delete . Click Delete Channel to confirm. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Need more help? Solving performance and technical issues Disabling Your Pop-Up Blocker in Safari Pop-up blockers are great for preventing unwanted ads, but may lead you to miss out on important notifications and features. If a feature you're trying to use is not working, try allowing Wix.com pop-ups in your Safari browser. Important: Make sure you are using a supported Safari version . If you have an outdated version, update it to the latest version. You can go to www.whatismybrowser.com to see if you're using the latest version. To allow pop-up windows on Wix.com in Safari: In your Safari browser, go to www.wix.com . Click Safari from the top menu and select Settings . Click the Websites tab. Select Pop-up Windows under General on the left. Click the When visiting other websites drop-down at the bottom right. Select Allow . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Billing & premium subscriptions Charges, payments and tax Paying for Wix Services Wix accepts a variety of payment methods for Wix products and services. You can pay for Wix services with all major credit or debit cards. Wix also accepts PayPal and Apple Pay. Other payment methods specific to your location may be available (such as Pix and Boleto in Brazil, and Razorpay in India). Note: Additional payment methods are available subject to eligibility, and depend on your location, the device you're using, and the product or billing cycle you're purchasing. View all of the payment methods available to you on the checkout screen before completing your purchase. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about paying for Wix services. What credit cards does Wix accept for payment? Wix accepts all major credit cards including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, JCB, Diners, and UnionPay. Note : UnionPay payment is not yet available to all users. What debit cards does Wix accept for payment? Wix accepts Visa and Mastercard debit cards. Your debit card must be authorized for recurring payments and online purchases. If you're having difficulty paying for a Wix service with a debit card, contact the card issuer and explain you wish to buy an online plan or service from Wix. Can I use PayPal to pay for Wix services? You can use PayPal to purchase a Premium plan or Studio plan, a domain, or items from the Wix Logo Maker. Find out more about using PayPal as a payment method . Note: PayPal as a payment method is not yet available in all regions. Does Wix accept payments over the phone? No. Wix cannot accept payment over the phone due to PCI Compliance , because all phone conversations with Wix Customer Care are recorded and monitored. Can I request additional payment methods? At this time, it is not possible to purchase a paid service from Wix using any alternative payment method not available on your checkout screen. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated. Feel free to contact Customer Care to suggest additional payment methods. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Automations: Working with the Automations Agent The automations agent is an AI assistant inside Wix Automations that turns your plain‑language requests into draft automations. It focuses on your goals and translates them into triggers, actions, conditions, and timing that you can then review and refine. Note: The automations agent is for creating new automations or updating existing automations inside Wix Automations only. You always need to review what it creates, adjust anything you want, save the automation, and activate it. Using the automations agent When you use the automations agent, you start a short chat instead of building your automation steps manually. You describe what should happen, when, and the agent suggests an automation that you can open in the regular editor and finish configuring. To use the automations agent: Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click + Create Automation at the top right. Click Create with AI to build your automation with AI. Chat with the AI assistant to define your automation. Each automation needs a trigger and at least one action. You can also add steps such as conditions, delays, or additional actions to the flow. Tip: For limitations around the 'Scheduled time' trigger, see the FAQ section below. When ready, click Build This Automation . Best practices for using the automations agent The automations agent works best when your request clearly explains what should start the automation, what should happen next, and when each step should happen. The more specific you are, the easier it is for the agent to build the flow you need. When writing your request, try to include these parts: Your goal: What do you want to achieve (e.g. increasing a customer lifetime value). The trigger: What event starts the automation (e.g. when a new order is placed). The action: What should happen after the trigger (e.g. send a "thank you" email with a 10% coupon on next purchase). The timing: Should an action happen right away or after a delay (e.g. wait 8 days to see if a new purchase was made). Any condition: Should the automation check something before continuing (e.g. if a purchase wasn't made, send a "complete the set" email featuring more products to sell in my store). Tips for phrasing your request to the agent: Try writing to the AI agent using the following format: "To achieve [goal], when [trigger] happens, [action]. If [condition], wait [time], then [next action]." List actions in the order you want them to happen. If your automation has more than one step, describe them in sequence. For example, send an email first, wait 3 days, then create a task or send another email. Understanding the limitations of the automations agent The automations agent can help you create an automation faster, but some actions still need extra review or manual setup in the builder. Before you activate your automation, check the details carefully to make sure each action is set up the way you want. Send an Email Action When you ask the automations agent to add a 'Send an Email' action, include these details in your request: Who should receive the email: The automations agent can only set the recipient as the 'contact from the trigger' or the 'site owner'. If you would like it to be anyone else, you will need to manually change it in the builder. What the email should achieve: Include the goal of the email so that the agent can accurately set up the contents of your email action. The design style or theme you want: Describe the look for your email so that the automation agent can create an email that best matches your business. For example, you can ask the agent to send a thank-you email to a customer after a purchase, using a clean and modern design. Note: The automation agent cannot edit an existing email. If you want to change an email later, you'll need to create a new email and replace the old one. Actions with specific site items For actions with lists of specific site items, the automations agent can only use items that already exist on your site. It cannot create new items for you. Make sure you mention the exact name of the item you want the agent to use. For example, a label named 'Contact me', a coupon named 'Black Friday', a pipeline named 'New Lead'. Note: If the item does not already exist, or if its name is unclear, you need to create or select it manually after the automation is created. Actions that require manual configuration The automations agent can add some actions to the flow, but it cannot fully set them up for you. After the automation is created, you need to open these actions and complete the setup manually. This applies to the following actions: Add a label Run Velo code Google Sheets integration Custom Agent FAQs Click a question below to learn more about working with the automations agent. What happens after I click 'Build This Automation'? After clicking Build This Automation , the automations agent creates a draft. Review the trigger, timing, conditions, and any action settings before saving or activating. Note: The automation agent creates a draft only. You still need to review the automation and complete any manual setup before it can be activated. Can I use more than one trigger in the same automation? No. Each automation can only have one trigger. If you want the same flow to start in different ways, create separate automations for each trigger. What do I need to know about adding a 'Scheduled time' trigger? Use a ' Scheduled time' trigger when you want an automation to start at a specific date and time, instead of being triggered by something that happens on your site. This is useful for one-time campaigns, recurring reminders, and seasonal promotions such as a Black Friday sale. If you are scheduling a campaign or promotion, include as much detail as possible, such as the date, time, audience, and action you want the automation to perform. If any details are missing, the automations agent may ask follow-up questions. When setting up a 'Scheduled time' trigger with the automations agent, you can choose from these scheduling options: Once: Run the automation one time on a specific date and at a specific time (e.g. tomorrow at 2:00 PM). Daily: Run the automation every day or every few days (e.g. every 3 days). Weekly: Run the automation on specific days of the week or every few weeks (e.g. every Monday). Monthly: Run the automation on a limited set of monthly patterns (e.g. on the 15th of every month or on the first Monday of every month). You can also set an end date and time if you want the automation to stop automatically. Important: Monthly scheduling supports limited patterns only. If your request does not match a supported monthly option, the automation may use a daily or weekly schedule instead. Can the automations agent create new labels, coupons, or pipelines for me? No. For actions that use specific site items, the automations agent can only use items that already exist on your site. It cannot create new items for you. Can I edit an automation after the agent creates it? Yes. After the automations agent creates the draft, you can open it in the automation builder and make changes at any time. This is useful if you want to adjust the trigger, update actions, change timing, or finish any setup the automations agent could not complete. 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< Back Building an accessible site Making your site accessible Accessibility: Checking Site Accessibility with the Accessibility Monitor Web accessibility ensures that everyone, including those with disabilities, can access, navigate, and enjoy a site. Some visitors experience the internet differently - and it is important to adapt sites you build to accommodate those experiences. There are various ways to check and improve a site's accessibility with Wix, including the Accessibility Monitor. This a tool that scans a live Wix site for potential accessibility issues, and displays the status on the site's dashboard. Important: While Wix is always striving to improve our products and services, we cannot guarantee that your site will be compliant with your region's accessibility laws and regulations. We recommend consulting an accessibility expert to ensure that your site is meeting the standards for your region. Checking and using the Accessibility Monitor Open the Monitor from your site's dashboard to check your live site's accessibility status. If any issues have been detected, you can use the Monitor to open the Accessibility Wizard in your editor and resolve them. To use the Accessibility Monitor: Go to your site's dashboard . Hover over Site & Mobile App in the left menu. Select Website under Website Overview . Check the Accessibility card. (If issues identified) Click Fix Issues to open the Accessibility Wizard in your editor (Studio Editor or Wix Editor). Follow the steps in the Wizard to improve the site's accessibility. Save and publish the changes. FAQs Select a question to learn more about the Accessibility Monitor. What site builders is the Monitor available on? The Accessibility Monitor is available for sites built in the Wix Editor, the Studio Editor, and the Wix Harmony Editor. How often should I check the Monitor? We recommend checking the Monitor every time you publish new changes on a site, so you can continue to improve its accessibility while expanding the brand or content. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Connecting the Signature Input Field to a Collection The signature input element lets you collect digital signatures directly on your website. Connecting it to a CMS (Content Management System) collection allows you to store and manage signatures in one place. You can add other input elements and connect them to the same dataset to create a custom CMS form with several fields. For example, a photography business can have clients sign release forms online and save their signatures in a database, streamlining document management. Before you begin: Make sure to add the CMS to your site or enable coding if you haven't already. Make sure you have a CMS collection for storing the submitted signatures. Step 1 | Add and set up the signature input element Add the signature input element to your page and customize its settings, layout, and design. Wix Editor Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Signature Input . Click and drag the Signature Input element of your choice onto the page. Click Settings on the signature element to edit the following: Field title: Edit the name that appears on the input, which also lets screen readers know what the input is about. Clear signature button: Edit the name that appears on the button visitors click to clear their signature. This field is: Select the Required checkbox to make it mandatory that the signature is filled out before it can be submitted to your collection. Click the Layout icon to adjust the indentation, spacing, text direction and alignment. Click the Design icon to choose a preset design. Then click Customize Design to adjust the design further. Studio Editor Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Signature Input . Click and drag the Signature Input element of your choice onto the page. Click Settings on the signature element to edit the following: Field title: Edit the name that appears on the input, which also lets screen readers know what the input is about. Clear signature button: Edit the name that appears on the button visitors click to clear their signature. This field is: Select the Required checkbox to make it mandatory that the signature is filled out before it can be submitted to your collection. Click the Layout icon to adjust the indentation, spacing, text direction and alignment. Click the Design icon in the Inspector panel to customize the design. Step 2 | Connect the signature input to the CMS Connect the signature input element to a dataset that binds to your CMS collection that will store the signatures. You can connect the signature value to image field types in your collection. Wix Editor In your editor, click the signature input element. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect, give the dataset a name and click Create . Click the Value connects to drop-down and select the 'Image' field in which you want to save the signatures. Select + Add if you need to add an Image field for storing the signatures. (If needed) Adjust the dataset settings : Click Dataset Settings in the panel on the right. Click the permission type next to Permissions to edit your collection's permissions & privacy settings . Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select the relevant option: Read & Write: Elements that are connected to the dataset can display content from your collection. Input elements can add or edit content in your collection. Write: Elements that are connected to the dataset can add and edit collection content. However, connected elements cannot display content from the collection. Add a 'Submit' button for visitors to click to submit their signature and responses to any other input elements that connect to the dataset. Click Preview to test your signature input. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor In your editor, click the signature input element. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect, give the dataset a name and click Create . Click the Value connects to drop-down and select the 'Image' field in which you want to save the signatures. Select + Add if you need to add an Image field for storing the signatures. (If needed) Adjust the dataset settings : Click Dataset Settings in the panel on the right. Click the permission type next to Permissions to edit your collection's permissions & privacy settings . Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select the relevant option: Read & Write: Elements that are connected to the dataset can display content from your collection. Input elements can add or edit content in your collection. Write: Elements that are connected to the dataset can add and edit collection content. However, connected elements cannot display content from the collection. Add a 'Submit' button for visitors to click to submit their signature and responses to any other input elements that connect to the dataset. Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your signature input element. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. FAQs Click below for answers to common questions about the signature input element. Are there specific regulations for collecting electronic signatures on my site? Yes, electronic signatures may be subject to different rules depending on your country’s local laws. It’s important to check the specific requirements that apply to your website and ensure you comply with these regulations. What are the dataset modes I can use with the signature input element? The dataset mode determines what actions can be done between the connected elements and your collection. In the dataset that connects to your signature input element, you can use the following dataset modes: Read & Write: Elements that are connected to the dataset can display content from your collection. Input elements can add or edit content in your collection. Write: Elements that are connected to the dataset can add and edit collection content. However, connected elements cannot display content from the collection. How do I find my submit button's success/failure messages in the editor? If you added and can't find the success/failure messages for your submit button, test out submitting your form in preview mode. This should cause the messages to reappear so you can go back to the editor to select and edit them. You can also use the Layers panel in the Wix Editor Toolbar to locate the messages and rearrange them. Can I automate what happens when I receive form submissions? Yes. With Wix Automations, you can choose from a variety of actions that you want to happen when you receive new submissions from your custom form. For example, you could receive an email, send data via webhooks, connect third-party web apps like Google Sheets, or automatically reply back. Learn how to create automations for CMS form submissions . Can I export the submissions that get saved to my collection? Yes. You can export any CMS collection as a CSV file to use the data outside of the Wix CMS (e.g. in Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets). This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Restaurants: Adding and Setting Up a Loyalty Program Encourage repeat orders and reward loyal diners by adding a loyalty program to your restaurant site. Choose how customers earn points, such as placing online orders, and let them redeem rewards like discounts on future meals. Note: To launch your loyalty program, you need upgrade to a plan that includes accepting payments. Step 1 | Create your loyalty program Start by naming your program, customizing the points, and choosing an icon to represent them. Dashboard Go to Loyalty Program in your site's dashboard. Click Start Now . Enter your program details: Program name: Enter your loyalty program name. Points name: Click the drop-down and choose the term you want to use to describe "points" on your site: Points: The default "Points" term is used to describe loyalty points. Custom name: Enter the name you want to use to describe loyalty points (e.g. "Stars" or "Hearts"). Points icon: Select a loyalty points icon or upload your own. Click Continue to Setup . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Customers & Leads and select Loyalty Program . Tap Start Now . Enter your program info: Program name: Enter your loyalty program name. Points name: Tap the drop-down and choose the term you want to use to describe "points" on your site: Points: The default "Points" term is used to describe loyalty points. Custom name: Enter the name you want to use to describe loyalty points (e.g. "Stars" or "Hearts"). Points icon: Tap Change to select a loyalty points icon. Then tap Save . Tip: You can upload your own image from the dashboard. Tap Next . Step 2 | Choose how customers earn points Let customers earn points for actions like signing up or placing orders. You set how many points are awarded for each action. Example: Award 1 point for every $1 spent (excluding delivery fees and taxes). Note: Points are rounded down to the nearest whole number. For example, if you reward 10 points per $1 and a customer spends $4.99, they earn 40 points. Dashboard Scroll to the Points section. Hover over Place a restaurant order and click Edit . Enter your points settings: How to earn points: Let customers know how to earn points. Points earned for every $1 spent: Enter the amount. Click Save . (Optional) Click + Add Way to Earn to add more actions customers can earn points for. Wix app Tap Edit under Place a restaurant order . Edit the following details: Tell customers how they can earn points: Describe the action. The text will appear on your site. Customer earns: Enter the number of points awarded for the action. Tap Save . (Optional) Tap + New Way to Earn to add more actions customers can earn points for. Tap Next . Step 3 | Set up rewards Define what customers receive in exchange for their points, like discounts on future orders. Dashboard Scroll down to the Rewards section. Hover over Flexible reward and click Edit . Enter your rewards settings: Reward name: The name shown to customers. Discount: The discount value (e.g. $1 off). Cost in points: How many points are needed to redeem it. Click Save . (Optional) Click Create Reward to add more rewards. Wix app Tap Edit under Flexible reward . Enter your rewards settings: Customer redeems: Set the number of points it costs a customer. Gets a discount of: Set the discount your coupon offers (e.g. $1 off). Reward name: The name shown to customers. Tap Save . (Optional) Tap Create Reward to add more rewards. Tap Next . Step 4 | (Optional) Activate email automations Use automations to let customers know when they’ve earned or can redeem rewards. Notes: Email automations come pre-installed. The options available depend on how you’ve set up points, expiration rules , and tiers . Dashboard Scroll down to the Email automations section. Toggle each automation on or off: Enabled: Customers receive emails automatically. Disabled: Email won't be sent. (Optional) Hover over an automation and click Edit to customize the email. Wix app Tap the toggle next to the relevant automation to choose what you want to do: Enabled: Customers will automatically receive an email when they earn a reward. Disabled: Customers will not automatically receive an email when they earn a reward. Tap Next . Note: To edit an email's content and settings, go to Wix Automations on a desktop computer. Step 5 | Review your loyalty program Review the details of your loyalty program before launching it. Check that you're happy with the ways customers can earn points and redeem points. Dashboard Review your Program details and click Edit Details to make any changes. Review the Points , Rewards , and Email automations sections. Click Edit on any item to make changes. Click Launch Program at the top right. Click Launch Program again to confirm. Wix app Review your program details, points, rewards, and emails. (Optional) Tap the previous steps at the top or tap the Back button to make any changes. Tap Save at the top right. Step 6 | Add the loyalty widget to checkout Setting up a loyalty program automatically adds two new pages to your site. Your new Loyalty Program page shares details of your program with site visitors. Your new My Rewards page is where loyalty program members keep track of their points and rewards. Add the loyalty widget to your checkout page so customers can redeem points while placing an order. Notes: These new pages won't be live and accessible to visitors until you publish your site. Click Go to Editor to add the loyalty pages to your site. To add the loyalty widget: Go to Loyalty Program in your site's dashboard. Click Add Widget . Click Add to Checkout . Click Add Plugin to confirm. Click Go to Live Site to view your site pages, or Stay in Dashboard to keep editing. Tip: You can also add a loyalty widget to your site’s header , so customers can quickly access their points and rewards from any page. FAQs Click on a question below to learn more about the loyalty program. Can customers redeem points for delivery fees or tips? No. Rewards apply only to the subtotal of an order. Customers can't use loyalty points to cover delivery, tax, or tip amounts. Can I deactivate the loyalty program? Yes. You can pause your loyalty program to make changes or take a break. When it's paused, customers can't earn or redeem points, and new customers can't join the program. Can I delete the loyalty program entirely? Yes. If you no longer want to use the Wix Loyalty Program, you can delete it from your site like any other app. How can I install the Loyalty program if I already have the Wix Restaurants Orders app? If you have the Wix Restaurants Orders app installed, you can add the Loyalty program in several ways: Click the dedicated Loyalty cards on the Orders tab or in Order Setting s in your dashboard. Use the More dropdown menu on the Orders tab. Go to the Marketing Home page under Marketing & SEO . How does the Order Discount reward work in the Loyalty program? The Order Discount reward lets you offer a specific amount off the order subtotal (not including taxes or delivery fees). You can decide how many points are needed for each discount, such as giving a $1 discount for every 10 points collected. This allows you to set up rewards that best suit your business and customers. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Optimizing Your Images and Galleries for SEO (Alt Text) You can help get your images found in search results like Google by adding text to them. Since search engines cannot “read” an image, they search your site's HTML code for text that describes the image. This text is known as “alt text”. Adding alt text to your images helps search engines match your site's pages to what your users search for and include your pages in relevant search results. Alt text is also important for accessibility purposes. Some of your site visitors might be using screen readers, which read the alt text aloud to describe the media on your site. Learn more about improving accessibility. Adding alt text to individual images You can add alt text to individual images on your site in your site's editor. To add alt text to individual images: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the 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 image. Click the Settings icon . Enter a description of the image under What's in the image? Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the image. Click the Settings icon . Click Accessibility . Enter a description of the image under Alt text . Adding alt text to gallery images By default, the titles of the images in your galleries are used as their alt text. Whether you're using the Wix Pro Gallery in the Wix Editor / Studio Editor, or the Wix Gallery in the Wix Harmony Editor, you can edit y our alt text to be different from the title. To add alt text to gallery images: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the gallery element on the page. Click Manage Media or Change Images . Click an image to select it. Enter a title for the image on the right. (For Wix Pro Gallery) Edit the alt text for your image under Alt Text if you want it to be different from your image's title. Click Done . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the gallery element on the page. Click Manage Media . Click an image to select it. Edit the alt text for your image under Alt Text if you want it to be different from your image's title. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the gallery element on the page. Click Manage Media on the action bar. Click an image to select it. Edit the alt text for your image under Alt Text if you want it to be different from your image's title. Adding alt text to vector art You can add alt text to your vector art in your site's editor. To add alt text to vector art: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the vector art element on the page. Click the Settings icon . Enter your alt text under What's in the vector art? Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the vector art element on the page. Click the Settings icon . Enter your alt text under What's in the vector art? Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the vector art element on the page. Click the Settings icon . Click Accessibility . Enter your alt text under Accessible name . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about optimizing your images for SEO with alt text. Can I add alt text to my Wix Blog images and Wix Stores product images? Yes, you can add alt text to Wix Blog images and Wix Stores product images . Can I add alt text to my site's images in bulk? You can use the Accessibility Wizard in your editor to generate alt text for your images in bulk. Learn more about using the AI tool in the Accessibility Wizard . Can I add alt text to other elements with background images? You can also add alt text to other background images, including those on slideshows, strips, popups, columns, and more. Want to learn more? You can read about Wix's great SEO features and how to use them in the Complete Wix SEO Guide . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Connecting iyzico as a Payment Method Accept payments from your customers using iyzico as a payment provider. General Info Supported countries Turkey Transaction fees From 3.99% + 0.25 TRY per transaction Supported payment methods Credit card / debit card Account activation time A few days Notes The currency used in your Wix account must match the currency in your iyzico account. If the currencies do not match, the transactions may be declined. Learn how to change your currency Managing your account For information on topics such as payout schedules, refunding a customer, chargeback disputes, and more, contact iyzico Connecting iyzico Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Tip: Check your business location at the top right. If incorrect, click the drop-down menu to change it. Click Connect next to Debit and Credit Card – iyzico . Depending on whether you need to create a new iyzico account or if you have an existing account, follow the instructions: Have an account Enter the API Key and Secret Key you received from iyzico when your account was approved. Click Connect . Don't have an account Click Create iyzico account and fill in the form to create your account. Wait for the approval email from iyzico. Then, copy the API Key and the Secret Key from your new iyzico account. Return to the Accept Payments tab , and follow the steps under Have an account to connect your account. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about accepting payments. Can I use iyzico as a payment provider with Wix Music? iyzico cannot be used as a payment provider with Wix Music. How can I tell if a payment method is active? In order to accept online payments, you must connect a payment provider. For iyzico, follow the steps above to accept online payments. Once connected, you need to have your account successfully verified to receive payouts. Is my currency supported? Be aware that payments will fail If you are using an unsupported currency. The currency used in your payment provider account must match the currency that you set in your Wix account . If you need to change the currency set in your provider account, please contact your payment provider. If your current payment provider does not support your desired currency, Wix hosts a wide range of alternative payment providers . Learn how to change your payment provider . What is a minimum payment amount? Some payment providers have a minimum payment threshold (e.g. $1.01). Payments below this amount will not be processed. Make sure that all of your products or services are priced over the minimum threshold. This includes discounted items or Pricing Plans . Please contact your payment provider to get the most up-to-date information about their minimum payment threshold. Can I offer recurring payments? Yes. iyzico supports recurring payments with credit cards. How do I get my payouts? Payouts are managed by your payment provider. If your provider is a third-party provider, contact them directly . If your provider is Wix Payments, learn about receiving payouts from Wix Payments . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Forms: About Your Form Submission Reports in Wix Analytics Use the form submission reports to explore key data, identify interesting trends, review form traffic and more. Enhance your understanding of form engagement to make informed decisions and optimize your online presence. How to access form submission reports: Go to All Reports in your site's dashboard and type "Form" in the search bar. Types of form submission reports Understand the different types of form submission reports available in Wix Analytics, so you can find the information you need. Click a report type below to learn more. Form Submissions by Traffic Source This report reveals how users find your form, dividing their paths into 3 categories: Direct Link, Paid Search, and Organic Search. Use this report to: Learn how your forms perform across different searches. See which searches are returning the best results. Submission by Form This report breaks down the submissions by device type, visitor type, GEO location or form URL. Use this report to: Gain an in-depth understanding of user behavior globally. Pinpoint opportunities to optimize your forms for different devices and tailor them to your visitors. Note: Form Submission reports are available for new and old versions of Wix Forms. This means that those using the old version of forms will not see submission types exclusive to new Wix Forms, such as form URL. Form Submission over Time This report lets you see form submissions over time. Use this report to: Keep tabs on how your form submissions evolve over time. Spot patterns and trends in form submissions. Form Leads This report provides insights into potential customers who submitted a form on your site. Use this report to: Gather data about potential customers. Understand which traffic sources your leads are coming from. Identify which traffic sources are most effective. Want to customize your report? You can customize the data you're viewing and the way it's displayed. You can also save the views you want to return to later. Learn more about customizing your report . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about the form submission reports. I am using old Wix forms, can I still access these reports? Yes, these reports are available for both the old and new versions of Wix Forms . Why is there a mismatch between the number of submissions in my report and the number of submissions in my submission table? Your submission table updates live, whereas the data presented in the reports updates every few hours. I named my form, but the form name is shown as 'Unknown' in my reports, is this normal? Yes. After renaming a form, the new name gets updated in the reports the following day. Why do I still see the old names of my Wix Forms in Wix Analytics reports? The 'Submissions by Form' and 'Form Submissions over Time' reports reflect the form names at the time each submission was made. If you rename a Wix form, only new submissions will use the new form name. Past submissions keep the old form name and are not updated retroactively. If you want to see data for the new form name only, filter the report to a date range starting from when you changed the name. Otherwise, you will need to cross-reference the old and new form names when reviewing a report. I'm seeing an inaccurate number of form submissions in Wix Analytics reports, why is that? If you have both new and old Wix Forms on your site, Wix Analytics reports data from both of them. This means the total number of form submissions in Wix Analytics reports can be higher than what you expect or what you see in other tools, such as Google Analytics. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit