< Back Managing your business Connecting a business email Google Workspace: Resetting Your Admin Password and Updating Recovery Info Reset your Google Workspace admin password or update your recovery info from your Wix account. Recovery info helps you verify your identity to get back into your account if you forget your password. Resetting your admin password You can reset the admin password for your Google Workspace business email at any time. To reset your admin password: Go to Business Email in your Wix account. Click the More Actions icon next to the admin email. Click Reset admin password . Enter your new password. Confirm your new password. Click Reset Password . Updating your recovery info Add or edit the recovery info for your Google Workspace admin account so you can verify your login. To update your recovery info: Go to Business Email in your Wix account. Click the More Actions icon next to the admin email. Click Change recovery info . Enter your recovery email in the Recovery email field. (Optional) Enter your recovery phone number, including the country code, in the Recovery phone field. Click Save . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about resetting your admin password and updating your recovery info. I still can’t sign in to my Google Workspace business email. What can I do? Use the Google Workspace Login Troubleshooter or read Google’s help article on signing in to your account . Can I update recovery info if I’m not the admin user? No, only admin users can update recovery info. If you're having trouble signing in, contact your admin. Learn how to find your Google Workspace admin . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Groups: Managing Your Group Rules Create a set of guidelines for your group members' communication with group rules. These rules help set a positive tone for discussions and avoid conflicts. You can create your own rules or customize templates. Members can access these rules from your group's "About" tab. Dashboard Go to Groups in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant group. Click the Settings tab. Choose what you want to do next: Create a new rule: Click Add Rule in the Group rules section and choose what you want to do: Click + Start from scratch and enter the rule title and description. Click Use Template next to the relevant rule and customize the rule's title and description. Click Save . Edit a rule: Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant rule and select Edit . Edit the rule's title or description. Click Save . Delete a rule: Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant rule and select Delete . Click Delete to confirm. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Groups . Tap the relevant group. Tap Rules . Choose what you want to do next: Create a new rule: Tap + Create New Rule and choose what you want to do: Tap + Create New Rule and enter the rule title and description. Tap a rule template and customize the rule's title and description. Tap Create . Edit a rule: Tap the relevant rule. Tap Edit to change the rule's title or description. Tap Save . Delete a rule: Tap the relevant rule. Tap Delete . 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? About Wix Reporting Copyright Infringement Wix.com opposes any unauthorized infringement of copyrights. It is Wix.com's policy to respond to clear notices of alleged copyright infringement that comply with the requirements of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (the "DMCA"). To report a copyright infringement by a Wix user, please fill out our automated DMCA Copyright Complaint Form . This form is the fastest way to report a case of copyright infringement. 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 Desktop POS: An Overview With the Desktop POS solution, your computer works as a point of sale. You can use POS Checkout to complete a sale from start to finish, and you can also collect payment for existing Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, or Wix Restaurants (New) orders directly from multiple tabs in your dashboard. This solution allows you to collect payment in multiple ways, including cash, manual card entry, or charging a card reader, if you have one of our two available card readers: the Wix POS Go or the Desktop Card Reader. POS Checkout POS Checkout is a great way to collect payment from clients or customers who visit you in person. If you use Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, or Wix Restaurant Orders, you can add products, services, or menu items to the cart and accept payment for them. In addition, you can add custom charges to your cart. This makes it easy to accept payment when you are selling something that is not in your inventory, such as consultations, therapy sessions, or lessons. Check the table below to see which options are currently available. Option Availability Charging for items * Wix Stores products * Wix Bookings services (appointments only) * Wix Restaurant Orders menu items * Any custom amount (e.g., charge for a lesson) Accepting cash payments Available for all merchants in any location Accepting credit/debit card payment using a card reader * Available only through Wix Payments * Available for merchants in the US, UK & Canada Accepting payment by manually entering credit card details You can accept cards using manual entry if you are using a payment provider that supports this option . Dig deeper: Learn more about Wix Payments . Learn how to connect a card reader . Learn how to sell to clients using POS Checkout . Available card readers Card readers (the POS Go and the Desktop Card Reader) can be used together with POS Checkout to finalize payment for a transaction, whether you are selling products, appointments, menu items, or charging a custom amount. You can also use a card reader to collect payment directly from your Orders , Contacts , Booking Calendar , Booking List or Restaurant Orders tabs in your dashboard. For example, if a customer has placed an order online with your restaurant, you can view their order and charge for it directly from the Restaurant Orders tab when they come to collect their menu items in person. Wix POS Go The Wix POS Go is a handheld card reader with a color touch screen you can use with your computer to collect payment for sales processed with your POS Checkout, or for existing orders. Tip: You can also use this handheld device to complete a sale from start to finish. Learn more about using the Wix POS Go on its own. Check the table below to see which options are currently available. Option Availability Charging for items * Wix Stores products * Wix Bookings services * Wix Restaurant Orders menu items * Any custom amount (e.g., charge for a lesson) Location Available for merchants in the US, UK & Canada Payment Provider Available through Wix Payments Dig deeper: Purchase and connect your Wix POS Go . Learn how to collect payment with Wix POS Go for POS Checkout sales . Learn how to collect payment with Wix POS Go for existing orders . Desktop Card Reader Important: This card reader is currently no longer for sale. Alternatively, you can purchase our Wix POS Go card reader from our Wix POS shop . The Desktop Card Reader is an ideal way to to collect payment for transactions made using POS Checkout, or to collect card payment for items that your customers or clients have already ordered or booked online. Check the table below to see which options are currently available. Option Availability Charging for items * Wix Stores products * Wix Bookings services * Wix Restaurant Orders menu items * Any custom amount (e.g., charge for a lesson) Location Available for merchants in the US & Canada Payment Provider Available through Wix Payments Dig deeper: Learn how to set up your Desktop Card Reader . Learn how to collect payment using the Desktop Card Reader . 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 SSO Login SSO: Troubleshooting and Error Codes for IT Admin View the following list of error codes that the end user may report to you if they experience an error using Single Sign-On (SSO). This list includes a description of the root cause of each error. SSO authentication allows the use of a single ID and password to quickly and securely log in to any of several related, yet independent, online platforms. Learn more about SSO settings . Error Code: Description: 8020 Failed to acquire ID token from code. 8021 A user is trying to log in to an account using SSO with their employee email, but they already have an account associated with this email. 8022 The user is trying to log in with SSO to an account that has no Open ID authentication method configured in authentication settings. 8023 The user is trying to log in with SSO using a federated authentication ID, which does not exist in the account authentication settings. 8024 SSO user doesn't exist. In SSO for clients, users (clients) must already exist as SSO users when they attempt to log in with SSO. We identify users by their external user id (their ID in IdP) and the SSO ID. This error is returned when such a user doesn't exist. 8025 The user of the SSO account (such as VP where JIT provisioning is set to false) doesn't exist. 8026 An existing user is trying to log in to an account they don't belong to. 8027 SSO IdP authorization request has failed. 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 media Adding & managing media Wix Media: Adding Tags to Your Media Files Tags are words that you can add to a file in your Media Manager to help organize and locate your files faster. Search for these words in the Media Manager's search bar to quickly find what you're looking for. You can add tags to any file type and edit them at any time. Images are automatically tagged when uploaded. To add tags to a file: Wix Editor Go to the editor . Click Media on the left side of the editor. Click Show More under Site Files . Click the relevant file. Click Tags on the right. Click Edit tags . Click the Tag field and start typing your tag. Press the Enter key on your keyboard to add it. Click Done . Studio Editor Go to the editor . Click Media on the left side of the editor. Click Site Files on the left. Click the relevant file. Click Tags on the right. Click Edit tags . Click the Tag field and start typing your tag. Press the Enter key on your keyboard to add it. Click Done . Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Wix dropdown at the top left of the editor. Select Media Manager . Click Site Files on the left. Click the relevant file. Click Tags on the right. Click Edit tags . Click the Tag field and start typing your tag. Press the Enter key on your keyboard to add it. Click Done . 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: Displaying Your Wix Stores Product Categories on a Dynamic List Page Create a dynamic list page to showcase all your Wix Stores product categories in one place. When visitors click a category, they are directed to the relevant Category Page where they can view its products. You can also display your Stores categories on non-dynamic pages , like the Home or Cart page. You can use a customizable repeater or Pro Gallery to display whichever categories you like. From the page's dataset settings, you can set a limit to how many categories display at a time. In the dataset, you can also add filters to show only certain categories or add sorts to control the order in which they display. Before you begin: Create multiple product categories in Wix Stores. Make sure to add the CMS to your site if you haven't already. Enable Wix app collections so you can use Wix Stores with the CMS. Step 1 | Add a dynamic list page for your categories Go to Wix App Collections in your Editor's CMS and create a dynamic list page from the Stores collection. This page includes a repeater that is already partially connected to your Stores categories. If you prefer, you can delete the repeater and add a Pro Gallery or table instead to showcase your categories. Wix Editor Go to your Editor . Click CMS on the left of the Editor. Click Wix App Collections on the left. Scroll down to Stores , hover over Collections and click the More Actions icon . Click Add dynamic page . Click List page . Click Add to Site . (Optional) Use a gallery or table to display your categories instead of a repeater: Click the repeater and press Delete on your keyboard to remove it. Add the Wix Pro Gallery or a table to the page. (Gallery only) Click the gallery and select Manage Media . (Gallery only) Click Select All then click Delete to remove all the default images from the gallery. Then click Done . Tip: If you want to use a different style repeater, you can delete the default repeater and add a new one. You'll connect the repeater elements in the next step. Studio Editor Go to your Editor . Click CMS on the left side of the Editor. Click Wix App Collections . Scroll down to Stores , hover over Collections and click the More Actions icon . Select Add dynamic page . Click List page . Click Add to Site . (Optional) Use a gallery or table to display your categories instead of a repeater: Click the repeater and press Delete on your keyboard to remove it. Add the Wix Pro Gallery or a table to the page. (Gallery only) Click the gallery and select Manage Media . (Gallery only) Click Select All then click Delete to remove all the default images from the gallery. Then click Done . Tip: If you want to use a different style repeater, you can delete the default repeater and add a new one. You'll connect the repeater elements in the next step. Step 2 | Connect your repeater, gallery or table to the CMS Connect the dynamic collection fields to your repeater, gallery or table. The values from these dynamic fields change on your live site depending on the category shown. Make sure to link the buttons or images to the Page URL . This link allows visitors to click to go to the relevant Stores Category Page. Wix Editor In your editor, click the repeater, Pro Gallery or table. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select Collections . (Repeaters only) Under Connections , click the repeater element you want to connect. Note: If you're using the default repeater that came with the dynamic page, the Image and Text elements are already connected. You can delete the extra text element or disconnect and replace it with static text. Click the relevant drop-downs and select the dynamic collection fields you want to connect: Name (Text): The category name set in Wix Stores. Main Media (Image): The category image set in Wix Stores. Slug (Text): The unique part of the URL at the end of your Category Page web address. You can set these by editing the SEO settings of each Stores category . ID (Text): The unique identifier code in the backend of each category. Navigate to Page URL: The web address of the relevant Category Page. For buttons, click the Click action connects to drop-down to select Navigate to Page URL . For images or the Pro Gallery, click the Links connect to drop-down to select Navigate Page URL . (Repeaters only) Click Repeater connections and repeat steps 4-5 above to connect additional elements in the repeater. Click to adjust your repeater elements, Pro Gallery or table as needed. Tip: You can add or remove elements from your repeater at any time. Disconnect elements if you want to use static content that doesn't change according to the relevant category. Click Preview to test your dynamic Stores categories page. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor In your editor, click the repeater, Pro Gallery, or table you want to connect. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select Collections . (Repeaters only) Under Connections , click the repeater element you want to connect. Note: If you're using the default repeater that came with the dynamic page, the Image and Text elements are already connected. You can delete the extra text element or disconnect and replace it with static text. In the Inspector panel, under Connections , click the relevant drop-downs and select the dynamic collection fields you want to connect: Name (Text): The category name set in Wix Stores. Main Media (Image): The category image set in Wix Stores. Slug (Text): The unique part of the URL at the end of your Category Page web address. You can set these by editing the SEO settings of each Stores category . ID (Text): The unique identifier code in the backend of each category. Page URL: The web address of the relevant Category Page. For buttons, click the Click action connects to drop-down to select Page URL . For images or the Pro Gallery, click the Links connect to drop-down to select the Page URL . (Repeaters only) Click Repeater connections in the Inspector panel and repeat steps 4-5 above to connect additional elements in the repeater. Click to adjust your repeater elements or Pro Gallery as needed. Tip: You can add or remove elements from your repeater at any time. Disconnect elements if you want to use static content that doesn't change according to the relevant category. Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your dynamic Stores categories page. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. (Optional) Step 3 | Manage the dataset settings In your dataset settings, you can choose the maximum categories that can display at a time. You can also add filters to include only certain categories, or add sorts to control the order in which the categories display. Wix Editor In your editor, click the repeater, Pro Gallery or table. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click Dataset Settings . Edit the Maximum items displayed field to set the maximum number of categories that can load at a time on the page. This is also the maximum categories that can load per page in a connected pagination bar or per click in a 'Load More' or 'Next/Previous' page buttons. Note: This field does not apply to tables. If using a table to display your items , limit the number of items displayed by clicking the table's Layout icon , then setting a custom table height and enabling pagination. (Optional) Click + Add Filter to only show specific categories in the repeater or gallery. (Optional) Click + Add Sort to choose the order in which the categories appear in the repeater or gallery. Click Preview to test your dynamic Stores categories page. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to the connected dataset settings: Click the repeater or Pro Gallery. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click Dataset Settings in the Inspector panel. Edit the Maximum items displayed field to set the maximum number of categories that can load at a time on the page. This is also the maximum categories that can load per click in 'Load More' or 'Next/Previous' page buttons. Note: This field does not apply to tables. If using a table to display your items , limit the number of items displayed by clicking the table's Layout icon , then setting a custom table height and enabling pagination. (Optional) Click + Add Filter to only show specific categories in the repeater or gallery. (Optional) Click + Add Sort to choose the order in which the categories appear in the repeater or gallery. Click Preview to test your dynamic Stores categories page. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. 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< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Site Members: The Difference Between the Default Signup and Login Forms and the Member Authentication App Wix offers 2 ways to manage how people sign up and log in to your site. The previous experience of the signup and login forms give you the core member signup experience, while the Member Authentication app adds more screens and more customization options. Identifying which signup and login experience your site has You can tell which experience your site uses in your editor. To get the new app you can add Wix members Area or update the previous experience. Note: If you're using the Wix Harmony Editor, the new Member Authentication app is included by default. To identify which signup and login experience your site has: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of your editor. Check what appears in the panel: Signup & Login: You see Member Signup Form (Default) and Member Login Form (Default) . Member Authentication app: You see a Member Authentication section with screens grouped under Signup & Login , Access , Confirmation , and Password . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the Pages icon on the left side of the editor. Check what appears in the panel: Signup & Login: You see Member Signup Form (Default) and Member Login Form (Default) . Member Authentication app: You see a Member Authentication section with screens grouped under Signup & Login , Access , Confirmation , and Password . Tip: Add the Member Authentication app to your site . Getting more control over your member journey The Member Authentication app gives you more control over the full member journey, including signup, login, approval, confirmation, and password recovery. The previous experience include 2 screens: Signup form Login form The Member Authentication app includes 8 customizable screens: Signup form Login form Access Restricted page Pending Approval popup Email Confirmation popup Reset Password popup Create New Password page Expired Reset Link page Customizing the full signup and login flow The previous experience lets you manage core signup and login settings, but the design and screen options are limited. The Member Authentication app gives each screen its own customization settings. You can update the content and appearance of each screen from its Settings panel. This makes it easier to create a more consistent branded experience across all member-facing screens. The available tabs include: Display : Show or hide elements such as your logo, title, subtitle, form fields, reCAPTCHA, and links. Layout : Adjust how content is arranged on the screen. Design : Customize colors, fonts, and the look of the screen. Text : Edit the text shown on each screen. Settings : Ma nage signup, security, and member access options. Offering social signup and login Social sign-in and login with Google and Facebook are only available with the Member Authentication app. The previous experience does not include social sign-in options. With the Member Authentication app, you can show social signup options directly on the signup and login forms. These options apply across the full signup and login experience. Comparison summary table The previous experience includes only a signup form and a login form. The Member Authentication app gives you 8 fully customizable screens across 4 categories: Signup & Login, Access, Confirmation, and Password. Along with new features like social login. Items Previous experience Member Authentication app Signup form ✓ ✓ Login form ✓ ✓ Access Restricted page ✗ ✓ Pending Approval popup ✗ ✓ Email Confirmation popup ✗ ✓ Reset Password popup ✗ ✓ Create New Password page ✗ ✓ Expired Reset Link page ✗ ✓ Social Login ✗ ✓ Design options ✗ ✓ Advanced accessibility ✗ ✓ Tip: If you added the Member Authentication app and want to return to the previous experience , you can delete the app . Deleting the Member Authentication app removes the custom authentication screens from your site. Any customizations you made to those screens are lost. 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 Sell Subscriptions with the Wix Pricing Plans App Important: This article is about the Wix Pricing Plans app you can add to your site to sell subscriptions to your customers. If you're looking for info on upgrading your site, view our articles about choosing a Wix Premium or Wix Studio plan. Pricing plans is a powerful app that lets you charge for your content and services. It's a great way to grow your business by selling bundles and memberships. You can sell one-time plans, recurring plans, or offer free plans. You decide how long a plan lasts before it expires or renews, and what benefits you offer with the plan. Get started: Go to the Wix App Market and add Wix Pricing Plans to your site. Create plans to suit your business The Wix Pricing Plans app gives you the flexibility to create the types of plans that suit your business. Choose from three types of plans: One-time payment , Recurring Payment , or Free/Trial . Recurring payment: Create a subscription plan with recurring payments and select how often the plan (and payment) recurs: daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly. One-time payment: Create a one-time plan that lasts for the time period you choose. Free plans: Offer your clients a free membership plan. Note: To accept online payments, you need to upgrade your site. Learn more about choosing a Wix Premium or Wix Studio plan for your site. Connect your plans to your content and services You can integrate your pricing plans with other Wix apps used on your site. For example, you can create a plan that grants access to members-only pages on your site. Or, create a plan that bundles multiple Wix Bookings services into one package. Integrate the following Wix apps and features with pricing plans: Site Pages: Use your pricing plans to sell access to exclusive content on hidden site pages . Wix Bookings: Sell access to services created in Wix Bookings. You can sell membership plans that last a set amount of time or create a package of services (e.g. 5 manicures at a reduced rate). Wix Events: Offer discounts to membership plan holders when they buy event tickets. Wix Blog: Create exclusive content on your blog and limit access to plan holders . You can limit access to specific blog posts or to your entire blog page. Wix Online Programs: Create an online program , such as a 30-day pushup challenge, and sell access to it through your pricing plans. Wix Video: Create exclusive content in your video channel and limit access to plan holders . Wix File Share: Create a file-sharing library with the File Share app and limit access or permissions to all or part of your library to plan holders. Wix Groups: Create a members-only community where you can share tips and advice and clients can get to know each other better. Ready to combine pricing plans with Wix apps? Go to the Wix App Market to add and set up the apps you want to integrate with pricing plans. Learn more about connecting pricing plans to Wix apps and features . Offer access to external services You can sell plans that are not connected to any Wix services. For example, if you own a meal delivery service you can sell plans that last different lengths of time and with different options. List the benefits that come with each plan so your customers know what's included. Promote your plans to new members Offer a free-trial period so clients try before they buy a recurring plan. Alternatively, you can create a reduced-rate trial plan that's available only to first-time plan holders. You can also use coupons and discounts as a way to encourage clients to sign up and buy one of your pricing plans. With coupons, you can offer either a price discount or a percentage discount. What's next: Create your first pricing plan and begin selling membership plans and packages on your site. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Automations: Sending an HTTP Request Before you begin: This article is intended for advanced users. Sending an HTTP request requires prior technical knowledge and experience working with webhooks. Wix Automations integrate seamlessly with external services by sending or retrieving data from any webhook or API endpoint. Use the HTTP request action to trigger events, update external records, or incorporate external data into later steps of your automation flow. This action supports real-time communication between disconnected systems, making it easy to handle request bodies, manage responses (e.g. JSON), and map the returned data for subsequent automation steps. Step 1 | Set up a new automation To get started, create a new automation and add the HTTP request action. To set up an automation: Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click + Create Automation at the top right Click + Start from Scratch . Click the title to give your automation a name. Select a trigger for your automation. Click + to add a step. Click Action . Select Send HTTP request on the left. Step 2 | Configure the HTTP request Set up the details of your HTTP request, including the method, URL, and the data you’d like to send. Click below to learn how to configure each field. Method Select the details of your HTTP request starting with the method based on the action you want to perform. POST: Submits data to be processed (e.g. creating a new record). GET: Retrieves data from the specified resource (e.g. fetch a list of users). PUT: Updates or replaces an existing resource (e.g. update user info). DELETE: Removes the specified resource. OPTIONS: Used less frequently, depending on the API specifications. PATCH: Used less frequently, depending on the API specifications. Webhook URL Enter the target URL that should receive the notifications. It can include any path or query parameter you may need in order to reach the proper destination – click Customize next to Webhook URL to add a new parameter. Path Parameters Some APIs require a path parameter. For example, you can get the weather results simply by searching the zipcode if you know it. Query Parameters Some APIs require a query parameter. For example, you can search the weather by state and city. Request body Decide what data is included in the body of your request. Depending on the HTTP method you choose, the available options may change for what can be included in your request. Adjust the following options: Nest request body under data: Enable or disable this toggle to control whether the request body is wrapped inside a parent 'data' object. This depends on how your endpoint expects to receive the data. Request body: Choose which data to include as part of this webhook request. All automation data: All data from the trigger is sent to the target URL. For example, if the trigger is Wix Forms, the webhook sends data from every form field. Tip: Click Preview request body to see all the data that the webhook will send. Choose fields: Only specific data is sent to the target URL. For example, if your trigger is Wix Forms you might only want to send the Name and Email fields. Click + Add New Item . Enter a key name in the Key field. This helps you distinguish what data is sent. Enter a value in the Value field to choose the data that should match the key. Tip: Click Customize to create custom workflows using the formula field . Click Add . (Optional) Click + Add New Item to add another row and match key names to data. Note: If you choose not to map a specific key to a value, the webhook will notify the URL without any additional information from the trigger. (Optional) Step 3 | Set response data structure Finally, configure the data structure returned from the external service to match Wix Automations' schema. For example, for a response from the weather app we can enter a sample JSON like this: Note: This sample data is used to generate an output data structure. The automation can then treat these fields (e.g. firstName, id, age) as distinct variables, which you can use in later steps. To set your response structure: Click Set Response Data Structure to define the data passed to your automation. Enter a JSON example that you expect to see in the response. Click Preview Structure . Click Save Structure or Edit JSON to continue editing. When you're done, click Apply . Step 4 | Activate the automation At the top right save as a draft and come back later or activate right away. It now appears on your Automations page where you can monitor, edit, deactivate, or delete according to your needs. Tip: Send a test request to make sure you have successfully set up your response to meet your expectations. FAQs Click below to learn more about sending an HTTP request. Can I call Wix APIs using this feature? No, this feature does not support calls to Wix’s own APIs. You can only target external services. What happens if my automation is turned off? If your automation is turned off, Wix Automations will not send requests. What if the payload I receive from an external service doesn’t match my defined schema? If the payload has inconsistencies with the data structure you defined, your automation will still run. Fields that don’t match or aren’t present will simply be ignored, as they are not considered mandatory. Why didn't the data I expected appear in the next steps? If the data doesn’t appear in the next step, ensure your response schema is correctly set up. If data still doesn’t appear, re-check your endpoint’s logs or documentation to confirm the structure of the response. 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 POS Register: Managing Tax Collection Important: This article is about the Wix POS Register for brick & mortar businesses. For info on using POS on a mobile device , click here . Merchants are generally required to collect tax for their sales. Make sure you follow your local tax laws by setting up the appropriate tax rules for your business. After the rules are set up, you can decide how to apply them to specific POS sales. Setting up tax rates To collect tax with the Wix POS Register solution, you need to first set up tax rules in your Wix computer dashboard. You have two options: Manual: You select where you need to collect tax and what the tax rate is. Learn how to set up manual tax calculation Automatic: You collect tax through Avalara, a third-party app. If the tax rate changes, your tax collection rate updates automatically. Learn how to set up automatic tax calculation Important: Enter your zip code or postal code in your site's Business Info before you start setting up tax rates. Learn more about adding your business info . Different tax rules apply in different regions. Consult with an accountant or with your local tax authority for specific information relevant for your store. Enabling or disabling tax for POS sales In the POS tablet, you can turn tax collection on or off. This can come in handy if you are using your tablet in another location where you're not required to collect tax. When enabled, the tax is added and you can see the rate in the cart. To enable tax collection: Open the POS tablet. Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left. Tap the Settings tab. Tap the Tax tab. Tap the Collect Tax toggle to enable it. If you have more than one tax rule set up, select the rate you want to apply in the POS solution: Tap Manage next to Active Tax Rate . Tap to select the rate. Tap Save . Offering tax exemptions If you give a customer tax-exempt status, the exemption is automatically applied when they purchase items. Learn how to provide a customer with tax-exempt status . Note: The customer's name must be added to the sale for the exemption to apply. To view a customer's tax exemption status: Open the POS tablet. Tap Customers from the bottom bar. Select the relevant customer. Tap the Tax Exemption tab. Changing tax settings for a particular sale If you need to make an exception to the regular way you collect tax, you can enable or disable tax collection during checkout. In addition, if you set up tax in the Wix dashboard for more than one location, you can select a different location for a particular sale. Open the POS tablet. Tap Checkout on the bottom bar. Add the relevant products to cart. Tap Tax . Tap the toggles to enable or disable the tax rule for this sale. Tap Go to Tax Settings to select a different tax rate if you have created more than one rate. Tap Apply . Note: It's not possible to add tax after you've completed POS transaction. Selling items taxed at different tax rates Note: Tax groups are currently available only for store products. You cannot create a tax groups for Wix Bookings services. Some countries tax certain products at different rates. For example, there might be a lower tax rate for basic food products or a higher tax rate for alcohol. To collect the correct tax when selling products taxed at different rates, you can set up tax groups in your Wix dashboard. After you create tax groups and assign all your products to the correct one, tax is automatically calculated correctly during checkout. Learn how to set up tax groups using manual tax calculation or automatic tax calculation . Important: When adding new products to your store which are taxed at a special rate, make sure to assign them to the correct tax group. If not assigned, new products receive the General Tax Group. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Understanding Customer Checkout with PayPal After connecting PayPal as a payment provider , customers who select PayPal can pay from their PayPal funds or credit / debit card. The PayPal button can change to offer different PayPal options depending on your customer's location, spending history, and more. This article explains how PayPal button versions work and shows you where the PayPal options appear in your online store. PayPal button versions PayPal has 3 versions of their PayPal button. Pay Later: Multiple, interest-free payments PayPal Checkout: Regular payment PayPal Monthly: Payment with special financing Important: You receive payment right after purchase no matter which option your customer picks. PayPal checkout can only be used for full payments, not for partial payments such as deposits or 'Buy now, pay later'. PayPal decides which button or buttons (up to 2) they display to each customer, based on the customer's location. When more than one button is offered, customers click the "More Payment Options" link to view the additional button. After clicking any of the PayPal buttons offered, your customer is directed to log in to PayPal. There, they see all the options available to them. Important: Terms and conditions vary by location. Pay Later and PayPal Monthly are only available to customers in certain countries and the payment conditions vary from country to country. Only eligible customers see the Pay Later or PayPal Monthly buttons. PayPal buttons in the Product Page You can display a PayPal button in the Product Page, along with the Add to Cart button. This is instead of the Buy Now button. Customers see the best payment method for them based on their location, payment history, and more. To display a PayPal button in the Product Page: Click the Product Page in the editor. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Under Buy Now , enable the Show button toggle. Enable the Change automatically by payment method toggle. PayPal buttons in the Cart Page When PayPal is the only enabled payment method, customers see one button on the Cart Page. If you selected other payment methods along with PayPal (e.g. manual payment, Square, Stripe), customers see 2 checkout buttons. After clicking the PayPal button, customers can choose whether they want to pay by credit card or from their PayPal funds. Notes: When customers checkout with PayPal, they see the policy checkboxes you created only after they approve the sale on the PayPal site. To collect phone numbers from customers who pay with PayPal, go to the PayPal dashboard and update the settings to add a contact telephone field. Learn how PayPal buttons in the Checkout Page A PayPal checkout button is also displayed at the top of the Checkout page. This means customers won't be required to enter their details on your site as well as in PayPal. Customers who skip the Express Checkout with PayPal option, can still select PayPal when they get to the payment section of the Checkout Page. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Can the color of the PayPal button be customized? No, the color of the PayPal button cannot be customized. How does authorization and capture affect the button display? It's not currently possible to authorize and capture payments made through PayPal. Therefore, if you enable authorization and capture, your PayPal buttons are removed from your site. Learn more about authorizing payments and capturing them later . 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