< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix Capital: About Wix Capital Before you begin: Wix Capital is currently only available to eligible merchants in the US. It is not available in Utah, Connecticut, Texas, or Virginia. Wix Capital provides quick access to funds, for eligible and approved users, to help grow their business (also known as a merchant cash advance, MCA). Your advance is sent either to your Wix Checking account or to the bank account linked to your payouts with Wix Payments. This can be incredibly beneficial when you need extra funds for inventory, marketing, or other business expenses. For example, if your online store has a surge in orders and you need immediate funds for inventory, Wix Capital allows you to request the cash advance you need. Request an MCA with Wix Capital Wix Capital makes it easy for you, as an eligible user, to request a cash advance that suits your business needs. You can start the request process and choose the right offer for yourself. Choose the cash advance you need and wait 1-3 business days for your request to be reviewed. Not eligible yet? Your eligibility status can change on a daily basis. You can go to Capital in your site's dashboard at any time to see if you have become eligible. To request an MCA with Wix Capital: Drag the slider to select the cash advance you need, or enter the amount manually in the field above the slider. Tip: The Offer summary on the right updates as you adjust the amount. Choose your remittance rate and fee terms. Note: Some remittance rates are only available for certain cash advance amounts. If you can't select a tier, hover over it to view the eligibility requirement. Click Continue . Review the Wix Merchant Cash Advance Agreement . Click Accept & Submit Request . What should I do once I submit my request? Wait 1-3 business days for your request to be reviewed. If you use Wix Checking, your funds are deposited there automatically and are available instantly after approval. If you receive payouts through Wix Payments, funds are sent to your connected bank account automatically. Funds usually arrive within 3–5 business days after approval. Checking the balance remitted If you use Wix Checking, remittance starts 1 business day after your cash advance is approved. If you receive payouts to a connected bank account, remittance starts 3–5 business days after approval. The process is hassle-free. Remittance is always collected from your daily Wix Payments sales. If you use Wix Checking, it’s debited from your available balance via book transfer. If you receive payouts through Wix Payments, it’s deducted from your daily payouts. Tip: The daily remittance calculation is based on your site's time zone, even if this is different from the time zone on your computer. If you receive payouts through Wix Payments, keep in mind that Wix Payments works with several payment providers behind the scenes, including Stripe, Adyen, and PayPal. However, for technical reasons, remittance is only taken from sales processed by Stripe-based payment methods.. If you use Wix Checking, remittance is taken from all sales processed with any of the payment methods and processors under Wix Payments you’ve set up on your site. To check the amount remitted: Go to Capital in your site's dashboard. View your progress under Cash advance . (Optional) View the Details section on the right side to see more information about your cash advance, such as the amount, fixed fee, total to remit, and your remittance rate. Wix Capital terminology Understanding the terminology used in Wix Capital can help you navigate the process more effectively. Here are some key terms: Terminology Description Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) The funds that eligible users can request to receive in advance, which are remitted, along with a fixed fee, as a percentage of future daily Wix Payments sales. Remittance The process where Wix collects the cash advance and related fixed fee from daily Wix Payments sales. Remittance rate This is the percentage of your daily Wix Payments sales that will be collected until you’ve reached the total cash advance amount and fixed fee. Fixed fee The fixed fee is calculated as a specific percentage of the cash advance you requested. You’ll remit it over time along with the total cash advance amount. Total to remit This is made up of the total cash advance amount and fixed fee. Estimated remittance period This is the length of time that Wix Payments estimates it will take to collect back the cash advance and related fixed fee. It’s based on your past year’s sales and it may take more or less time than this to fully remit the total cash advance amount and fixed fee. Funding/Funds Synonymous with cash advance FAQs Click a question below to find out more information. Why am I currently not eligible to request a cash advance? Wix Payments looks at several factors to determine your eligibility to request a cash advance. Some of these determining factors are processing volume, stability, and growth. Your eligibility status can change on a daily basis. Where does my cash advance go after approval? If you use Wix Checking, your funds are deposited there and are available instantly after approval. If you receive payouts through Wix Payments, funds are sent as a payout to your connected bank account automatically, usually arriving within 3–5 business days after approval. Why was my cash advance request not approved? Our approval process carefully considers various criteria regarding your overall business activity, number of chargebacks, line of business, and more. If your cash advance request is not approved, you won’t be able to request another one. These criteria may change in the future. If I don't get approved for the cash advance, will it affect my credit score? No, it will not affect your business credit score (regardless of approval or not). When will remittance begin? If you use Wix Checking, remittance starts 1 day after your cash advance is approved and the funds are received in your account. If you receive payouts through Wix Payments, remittance starts 3–5 business days after approval, once the funds have been received to your bank account. Can I nominate a different bank account to send the capital to? No, you cannot nominate a different bank account for your cash advance. Wix sends the funds to your active bank account connected to payouts which is either your Wix Payments account or your Wix Checking account. If your site uses Wix Checking: Wix sends your cash advance to your Wix Checking account automatically. If your site uses a Wix Payments : You need to update your bank account in your Wix Payments settings. Then, complete the account verification process again and request a cash advance (if and when you are eligible). Which Wix Payments sales are included in daily remittance? Wix Checking users: All online Wix Payments sales—including in-person POS payments and each recurring charge for subscriptions—are included in your daily remittance. Payouts through Wix Payments users: Wix Payments works with several payment providers behind the scenes, including Stripe, Adyen, and PayPal. However, for technical reasons, remittance is only taken from sales processed by Stripe-based payment methods. Where is the remittance taken from? Remittance is taken as a percentage of your daily sales. If your Wix Payments payouts go to a regular bank account, you see the remittance amount in your Wix Payments payouts list and in your settlement report. If your payouts go to Wix Checking, you see remittance as separate “Remittance” transactions in the Recent activity list in Wix Checking. Does Wix still collect remittance if I have no sales that day? Remittance is only deducted from sales. Wix Checking users, remittance is only collected on days you have sales—unless a past collection didn’t go through, in which case Wix will try again on a future sales day. For payouts through Wix Payments users, remittance is only collected on days with sales. Why do I see different daily sales in the Cash Advance Activity table compared to my orders page and payments page? Remittance for a specific day is calculated based on the previous day’s gross Wix Payments sales, without considering refunds and chargebacks. You can view the related transactions in the details of each remittance amount by clicking View details in Settlement Report . 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 Text Elements to the Dataset Item Count Connect text elements to the dataset item count to display the total number of items in the collection. If you filter out items in the dataset settings , these items don't count towards the total. For example, if your collection has 10 items and the dataset filter excludes 2 items, the dataset item count is 8 since 10-2=8. The same concept applies if you have input elements that allow site visitors to filter the content they see. When visitors use the filters to exclude items, the item count changes to reflect the new total items retrieved by the dataset. To connect a text element to the dataset item count: Wix Editor Go to your editor and click the text element you want to connect. 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 Text connects to drop-down and select Item Count under Dataset Info . Click Preview at the top right to test your item count display. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to your editor and click the text element you want to connect. 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 Text connects to drop-down and select Item Count under Dataset Info . Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your item count display. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. 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 Third-Party Apps: E-commerce Apps Wix offers a variety of third-party e-commerce apps focused on optimizing how you sell online. These apps are all expertly built by third-party app developers and are designed to help enhance your sales process and overall customer experience. Benefits of adding a third-party app to e-commerce sites Third-party apps are professional solutions designed to help enhance your site. They can be helpful when it comes to managing a store and optimizing your sales process in the following ways. Shipping and delivery Automate your shipping and delivery process by adding apps that provide an all in one solution for your shipping and delivery. These apps can help you with everything from shipping rates and labels to parcel tracking and returns. Dropshipping Dropshipping is great if you are looking to sell products on your store that are outsourced from other businesses. You can display and sell items on your storefront and have the dropshipping company ship it for you. Sell buttons Sell buttons are a popular choice for displaying the payment providers you connect with on your store. By adding sell buttons you can allow customers to have a seamless payment experience. Coupons and loyalty Offering incentives to your customers is a great way to boost sales. You can add apps that reward loyalty with coupons or points. Some apps even automate the process of creating coupons for you. Third-party apps integrated with Wix We understand the importance of some of these professional solutions, which is why we've hand-picked some apps to integrate with Wix. This means that the app has been designed or modified to work seamlessly within the Wix platform. Tip: Visit our help center to find more information on various app integrations. FAQs Click a question to find out more information. What is a third-party app? A third-party app is an app that is made by other developers or companies. They are not considered a product of Wix. While they are not our apps, we do provide access to them from our App Market, which gives you more variety when it comes to optimizing your site. How can I contact support for help with my app? If you find that you need help with a particular app, the best thing to do is contact the app developers directly. Developers contact details (website and/or email) are provided in every app listing in the Wix App Market. What happens if an app is removed from the Wix App Market? Wix is committed to bring you the best app experience possible which means older apps or apps that are no longer available are removed from the Wix App Market. When an app is removed from the Wix App Market is added to our list of removed apps . We recommend checking the status of the app in your dashboard as it might need to be deleted from your site. Note: The app details, including the support details, are removed from the list after 90 days. 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: Live Stream Settings, Resolution, Bitrates and Codecs To get the best streaming results, make sure you don't exceed the following settings on your encoder : Video Resolution: 720p (1280x720) Codec: x264 Video bitrate: ~2500 kbps Audio bitrate: AAC 44.1kHz ~128kbps Important: The output needs to be set to 'Simple'. If it set to 'Advanced' it can cause issues with the live stream. To change your streaming settings: Open the OBS Studio Encoder on your computer. Click Settings on the bottom right. Select the Output tab to change the codec, audio and video bitrates. Select the Video tab to change the video resolution. Tip: If your internet bandwidth is less than 3000 kb/s, reduce the video and audio bitrates so that the sum fits your bandwidth. A general rule is to have double the bandwidth for your target bitrate. This is to help ensure you maintain your bandwidth during internet fluctuations. 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: Sending Data to Google Sheets Create an automation that sends data to Google Sheets, such as form submissions or invoice details. This allows you to collaborate with people using Google Sheets without giving them access to your site's dashboard. Step 1 | Create a new automation and connect your Google account To begin, create a new automation and add the action Update Google Sheets . Then connect your Google account so the automation can access the spreadsheet. To create a new automation and connect your Google account: Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click + Create Automation at the top right. Click + Start from Scratch . Give your automation a title and choose a trigger. Click the Add Step icon and add an Action . Select Update Google Sheets under Integrations on the left. Click Connect Google Account . Select the relevant Google account. Click Allow . Important: When connecting your Google account, you are providing permissions for Wix to access your spreadsheet data. You can remove permissions at any time from your Google account. If you remove Wix permissions, any automations that use Google Sheets will become disconnected and stop working. You can reset your Google permissions in an automation, but note that the trigger can't work retroactively or add any information that was "skipped" while the automation was disconnected. Step 2 | Connect a spreadsheet to your automation Next, connect the relevant spreadsheet to your automation. All spreadsheets in your connected Google account can be used in your automations. You can create new spreadsheets within Google Sheets and use these too. Choose what you want to do: Connect an existing spreadsheet to the automation Click Select Spreadsheet . Choose a spreadsheet from the available files. (Spreadsheet with multiple tabs) Click the Choose sheet drop-down to select which tab the automation should send data to. Tip: You can see how many tabs your spreadsheet has at the bottom of the Google Sheet. Note: You can only sync spreadsheets that you created, not spreadsheets that were shared with you. If the spreadsheet you want to connect isn't owned by you, first make a copy of it in your Google account. Create a new spreadsheet in Google Sheets and connect it Go to Google Sheets in the connected Google account and create a new spreadsheet. Add a spreadsheet title. Add titles to the spreadsheet columns in order to organize the data that will be sent via the automation. For example, if you're sending data from invoices, add column titles for "Customer", "Invoice Total", etc. Note: Be detailed with the column titles as in the next step you will match the data to a specific column on the spreadsheet. Go back to the draft automation in your dashboard and click Select Spreadsheet . Select the new spreadsheet you just created. Tip: New spreadsheets appear at the top. (Spreadsheet with multiple tabs) Click the Choose sheet drop-down to select which tab the automation should send data to. Tip: You can see how many tabs your spreadsheet has at the bottom of the Google Sheet. Step 3 | Match trigger data to the spreadsheet Next, match the data from your chosen trigger to the correct columns in your spreadsheet. For example, if your trigger data includes customer and invoice total fields, you need to match that data to the "Customer" and "Invoice Total" spreadsheet columns. To match your trigger data: Click Match Data to Sheet . Click the drop-downs under Data from trigger to match them to the Google sheet columns. Note: If you need to make edits to column titles, do so within your Google spreadsheet and click Refresh Data at the bottom left to see these changes reflected. Click Save . Tip: The data you send to a spreadsheet is different depending on the app. For example, Wix Forms sends form submission data like Name and Email fields, and Wix Stores sends data like recent store orders. FAQs Here are some common questions about Google Sheets automations: I've edited the columns in my Google Sheet - how do I rematch the data? If you edit the row with the columns, you need to reconfigure your automation. In the Action section of your automation, you can rematch the data to its appropriate Google Sheet column. Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant automation and click the More Actions icon . Click Edit . Click the Action section to expand it. Click Match Data to Sheet . Select the data you want to match next to each Google sheet column. Click Save . What happens if I edit my Google Sheets permissions? When setting up your automation, you need to provide permissions for Wix to access your spreadsheet data. If you remove or edit the permissions, the automation is disconnected and data is no longer sent to your spreadsheet. Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant automation and click the More Actions icon . Click Edit . Click the Action section to expand it. Click Disconnect Account . Click Connect Google Account . Make sure both checkboxes are selected to allow Wix to: See and download all your Google Drive files. See, edit, create, and delete all your Google Sheets spreadsheets. Click Continue . Click Save . Note: You can remove 3rd party app access to your Google account at any time. Why does my automation not show data from Google Sheets immediately after setup? The integration between Wix Automations and Google Sheets may take a few moments to sync. If the data does not appear right away, wait a few minutes and refresh the page. Tip: Go back to the automation and ensure that permissions for Google Sheets are correctly granted during the setup process. Tip: To quickly view the Google spreadsheet, click the More Actions icon next to an existing automation in the Automations dashboard and click Open Google Sheet . 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) Creating SEO Tags Using AI Write your site pages' title tags and meta descriptions with a little help from the AI Text Creator. The creator will automatically present three optimized suggestions for title tags and meta descriptions based on your existing page content. You can select one of the three proposed suggestions, or refine and recreate these suggestions to get more personalized results. You can also change the tone of voice to match your brand. Before you begin: You need a Premium plan to create SEO tags using AI. Creating SEO tags using AI You can alter title tags and meta descriptions in both the SEO panels of your installed Wix apps and the SEO Settings "Edit by Page" tabs . You'll find the AI Text Creator in both of these places. To create SEO tags using AI: Access your page title tag and meta description settings in one of two places: The SEO panels of your installed Wix apps . The SEO Settings "Edit by Page" tabs . Click Create AI text next to the Title tag or Meta description field. The AI Text Creator window will open, presenting 3 suggestions. Choose what you want to do: Use Text: Click Use Text next to the suggestion you want to use. You can then edit this text. Refine suggestions: Provide key details and select a tone of voice to generate 3 refined suggestions. Click Create . Click Use Text next to the suggestion you want to use. (Optional) Edit the text that now appears in the Title tag or Meta description field. Click Save . FAQs What kind of information is used to generate these tags? The AI Text Creator uses your business name, business category, page title, page description and location to generate these tags. It also uses your keywords if you're using it for a Wix Blogs page. Where can I use the AI Text Creator? You'll find the AI Text Creator in: The SEO panels of your installed Wix apps . The SEO Settings "Edit by Page" tabs . What should I do if I'm told the creator was unable to create suggestions for me? Review your page content to make sure all names and description make sense. If you've used keywords across your site, ensure they make sense and don't include special characters or commas. 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 account Changing your account settings Changing Your Wix Account Details Your Wix account details include information such as your username, account name, login info, and your recovery phone number . These account details are the same for all the sites that you have in your Wix account. You can update your account details in the Account Settings section of your dashboard. Changing your account details In Account Settings, you can edit your basic account details and other settings such as 2-step verification settings and email preferences. To change your account details: Sign in to your Wix account . Click your profile at the top right corner and select Account Settings . Edit the setting that you want to change: Account info: Change your first name, last name, site URL prefix, or account language. Login info: Edit your account email or password and set up your recovery phone number. 2-step verification : Enable 2-step verification for your account and select the methods you want to use. Social logins : Select the accounts that you want to use to sign in with. You can choose to sign in using your Google account, Facebook account, or Apple account. Email preferences : Manage the type of emails that you'd like to receive from Wix. For example, you can choose to get emails about special offers and new features. Privacy preferences : Manage your cookie and privacy preferences. Tip: You can also close your Wix account from your Account Settings. Learn about closing your account FAQs Click a question below to learn more about changing your Wix account details. Can I transfer my site to another account? Yes, you can transfer a free or upgraded site to another Wix account. If you transfer an upgraded site, you can choose to transfer the connected subscriptions as well. Transfer a site now or learn more about transferring a free site or transferring an upgraded site . How do I retrieve my password? Enter your email address and click the Forgot Password? link on the Wix sign-in page. You'll receive an email with a password reset link. From there, you can create a new password to sign in to your Wix account. Learn more about retrieving your password Why can't I find my site in my account? There are a few reasons why you may be unable to find your site in your account. It may be that you used a different email address when first signing up, or that you have more than 1 account. Use our Account Email Locator to check which email address you used when creating your site. 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 Important Information About Facebook Fan Page App Sites At the beginning of 2021, Adobe ended support for Flash technology . This affects all websites built with Flash, including any Facebook Fan Page app sites that you created on Wix. Any sites built using the Facebook Fan Pages app have been deleted, and visitors aren't able to access them anymore. Click an option below to learn more about this change and what it means for your Facebook Fan Page site. Can I bring my Facebook Fan Page site back online? The sites have been removed from Wix. This means that they have been completely deleted, and cannot be restored. You can build a new site with the Wix Editor with better performance for your visitors and plenty of design features, layout options and business apps. Depending on your needs, there are several options to choose from: Create a new site using a pre-designed template Create a new site from scratch Can I use the Facebook Fan Page Editor? No. Since the beginning of 2021, you are no longer able to access the Facebook Fan Page Editor at all, including the dashboard of Facebook Fan Page sites. Do visitors still have access to my Facebook Fan Page site? Facebook Fan Page sites were disabled on all browsers. This means that visitors cannot view the Facebook Fan Page site that you created with Wix. Can I still see files from my Facebook Fan Page site in the Media Manager? No. At the beginning of 2021, your site's files were removed from Wix. Tip: After creating a new Wix site, you can easily upload all of your files in one go. Learn how 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? Known Issues Product Page: Font for Options is Different on Mobile (Includes Workaround) We're aware of the issue and are currently gathering more information regarding this matter. Meanwhile, you can do the following to resolve the issue: The font displayed on mobile for product options is currently taken from your site’s Paragraph 2 style instead of from your design selections. To fix this, you can edit the Paragraph 2 style in the theme manager. 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: Creating Proposals Create and send professionally designed proposals to new or existing clients with Wix Proposals by Prospero. Start from scratch or customize a template and set the payment terms and schedules. Once your client accepts the proposal, you can send invoices manually or automatically. Before you begin: Connect a payment method to enable online payments for accepted proposals. In your Invoices tab, click More Actions at the top right and select Accept Payments . Step 1 | Create a proposal Start by entering general information, adding products or services, and defining payment terms. To create a proposal: Go to CRM & Client Billing in your Wix Studio workspace. Click the Proposals tab. Click Create Proposal . Enter the general info for the proposal: Title: Add a title for the proposal. Customer: Select a client to send this proposal to. Proposal expiration date: Specify when the proposal will expire. Click Add Custom Item and enter the proposal details: Add an item: Add a product or service for the proposal. (Optional) Description: Enter a description for the product or service. Price: Enter a price for the product or service. Quantity: Specify the quantity of the product or service. (Optional) Tax 1 / Tax 2: Add one or two tax rates to the proposal. (Optional) + Add Line Item: Add additional services to the proposal. (Optional) Discount: Apply a percentage discount to the total amount. Define the terms for the proposal under Payment terms : Charge a one-time payment Choose this option to send an invoice for the full amount once the client signs the proposal. Then set the terms: Invoice due within: Set how many days the client has to pay the invoice after they sign the proposal. Deposit (Optional): Choose either a percentage or a monetary deposit amount for the invoice. Split total into multiple payments Choose this option to charge several amounts over a set period of time. You send a separate invoice for each individual payment. Then set the terms: Set payments as: Click the relevant option [%] or [$] to choose whether to divide the total invoice into either percentage or monetary amounts. (Optional) Click to select the Split equally checkbox to evenly divide the invoice payments. Enter the Payment title , Amount , 1st invoice Issue date and Invoice due within for each of the payment milestones you create. (Optional) Click + Add another payment to create more payment milestones. 7. Select the Enable automated invoices toggle to automatically send payment requests to your client on the defined dates. 8. Click Next at the top. 9. Hover over a template and click Use template to select it. Step 2 | Customize your proposal Tailor your proposal to fit the project and reflect your agency's branding by customizing text, buttons, tables, and images. Most proposal templates include sections such as Cover , Cost , Payment Schedule , Terms , and Signature . Click on any element to customize it (e.g. text, button, table, or image). You can also drag and drop additional items from the elements tab on the right. Tips: You can always come back and edit your proposal. Click the More Actions icon at the top right, then click Save & Close to save your changes. Learn more about customizing your proposals in Prospero's help center. Some Prospero capabilities may differ on Wix. Step 3 | Preview and share your proposal When you've finished customizing your proposal, you can preview, save, and share it with your client. To share your proposal: Click Preview when you've finished designing your proposal. Tip: Click Desktop and Mobile at the top to preview your proposal on both types of devices. Click Share at the top and choose how to send your proposal: Copy Proposal Link: Copy the link to share it directly with your client. Send via email: Click Send Proposal to email the proposal directly to your client. Save as template for future use: Save the proposal as a template for future projects. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about creating proposals. What happens if my client doesn't agree to the proposed terms? If your client doesn't agree to the proposed terms, the proposal remains open for negotiation. You can communicate with clients to discuss and make necessary adjustments. How do clients accept the proposal, and what happens next? When your client receives the proposal, they click the Sign Proposal button in the email to accept the proposal. Wix Proposals then sends the relevant invoices automatically based on the payment schedule you and your client agreed to. Can I modify the payment schedule after the proposal has been accepted? Yes, you can edit the payment schedule after the client has accepted the proposal. To modify the payment schedule: Go to CRM & Client Billing in your Wix Studio workspace. Click the Proposals tab on the left. Hover over the relevant proposal and click the More Actions icon . Click Manage proposal . Click the More Actions icon next to Payments . Click Edit Schedule . Click to modify the relevant due dates. Click Save . What should I do if there are failed payments within one of my proposals? Failed payments can occur if you accidentally delete the client's email address after you've sent the proposal. This can prevent the system from issuing the invoice. In this case, you can edit the client's contact information before resending the invoice for the failed payment. If a proposal has two failed payments, disable automated invoices, re-enable them, and update the schedule to account for future payments. Where can I find more information about tax setup for Wix Proposals? For more detailed information about tax setup for Wix Proposals, you can refer to the Wix Help Center or consult with a tax professional who can provide personalized guidance based on your specific business needs and circumstances. Do I need to set up taxes for my proposals? Consult with a local tax authority or accountant for guidance. 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 Events: Deleting Wix Events If you no longer wish to use Wix Events, you can delete the app from your site. When you delete Wix Events, all the event elements (Event Details & Registration page and Schedule page) are removed. Deleting Wix Events Deleting Wix Events from your site might be necessary if you no longer plan to host events. If this is the case, removing Wix Events allows you to declutter your site and focus on other priorities. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click the Actions icon next to Event Pages . Select Delete Events . Click Delete to confirm. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon next to Event Pages . Select Delete . 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 Wix Events & Tickets . Click Delete app . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about deleting Wix Events. If I re-add Wix Events later, will all my events be restored? Yes. If you decide to add Wix Events again at a later date, your events are restored. However, the customizations you set in the editor revert back to the default settings. How can I display my events again after I delete them? If you want to display your events again, reverting to a previously saved version with the events will restore it. Can I temporarily hide the Wix Events app? Yes. If you temporarily don't want to display your events list, you can hide the page it's displayed on . 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 Rentals: An Overview Wix Rentals lets you rent out resources such as equipment, studios, sports courts, or workspaces directly from your site. Create a rental listing for each resource, choose when it is available, and let clients reserve and pay online. You can also create reservations for clients directly from your dashboard. Note: Wix Rentals is available only on Wix Harmony. Important: You can create up to three manual reservations for free in Wix Rentals. To take online reservations, you need a Business Premium plan . How Wix Rentals works Before you set up your rentals, it helps to understand a few key terms: Resource : A physical asset you rent out, for example a tennis court, a camera, or an office. Resource category : A group that organizes similar resources together, for example "Rooms" or "Road bikes." Attribute : A detail that describes a resource, for example capacity, parking, or air conditioning. You can add attributes and assign values to each resource individually. Rental listing : What clients see and reserve on your site, including availability, duration, and price. Each listing is linked to one resource. A client can reserve one listing per transaction, but you can create multiple listings for the same resource, for example daily and hourly listings. Reservation : What's created when a client reserves a listing. It appears in your calendar and holds the resource for that time. Example : Helen runs a fitness studio and rents out rooms to yoga and Pilates instructors. She creates two rental listings: a Pilates room for 10 people and a yoga room for 6 people. Both resources belong to the resource category "Rooms." Helen also has 10 yoga mats. She sets up each mat as a separate resource with its own rental listing. Note: Wix Rentals uses the same resources as Wix Bookings . If you already use Wix Bookings, your resources are automatically available in Wix Rentals too. Rent out resources on your terms You control when each resource is available and how long clients can rent it for. Set a resource to be available full day or limit it to your working hours, then choose whether clients rent by the hour or by the day. For example, if Helen's yoga room is set to working hours, clients can reserve it for a full business day or by the hour within a single business day. If she sets it to full day, they can reserve it for a full calendar day or by the hour on any date. Resource availability Rental duration What clients can reserve Working hours Daily Full business days within your open hours. Working hours Hourly A start and end time within a single business day. Full day Daily Full days midnight to midnight on any date even outside of the business hours. Full day Hourly A start and end time on any date within the same calendar day. New resources are set to full day by default. If a resource can only be rented during your working hours, update its default hours. Set your prices and get paid Set a price for each rental listing and choose a time unit: hourly or daily. For hourly rentals, you can also add buffer time between reservations to give yourself time to prepare the resource for the next client. For manual reservations, you can collect payment from your dashboard by cash, card, or another payment method. Help clients find the right rental On your live site, clients can browse rental listings and filter them to find what they need. Depending on how you set up your resources, they can filter by location, date and time, resource category, and attributes. You can customize which attributes appear as filters, set their display order, and choose whether to show resources that are only partially available. Tip: Decide on your attributes before you publish. They control what filters appear on your site. Create reservations for your clients You can also create reservations for clients directly from your dashboard, for example, when a client contacts you by phone, email, or in person. Without a Business Premium plan, you can create up to 3 free sessions. Each day in a multi-day reservation counts as a separate session, so a 4-day daily reservation uses 4 sessions. After the free sessions are used, you need a Business Premium plan to continue creating reservations manually. Note: The 3-session limit applies to manually created reservations only. Online reservations from your live site always require a Business Premium plan. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit