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Enterprise Solution: Managing all of Your Sites
Stay in control and keep track of all the sites managed by your enterprise. Create new sites directly from your enterprise dashboard, and keep your sites organized by creating folders to group them together. The sites in your Wix Studio for enterprise account are labeled as clients or organization, making it easy to manage multiple sites for different entities within your enterprise.Click on a site in your site list to see detailed information regarding the site's plan and status, site address and domain info, template used and more. You can access the site's dashboard or perform site-level actions like editing, renaming, previewing and duplicating. You can also filter your site list to see specific sites, and save filtered views that you want to access regularly.Learn more about Wix Studio for enterprise or contact our sales team.In this article, learn more about:
Creating a new site Creating a new folder for your sites Organizing your enterprise site listCreating a new siteCreate new sites for your enterprise with just a few clicks. You can choose to build a site from scratch and customize it, or use a custom template that has already been created by your organization.To create a new site:
Go to Sites in your enterprise dashboard. Click Create New Site at the top right. Choose how you want to create your website:
    
Studio template: Build a site a using Wix Studio template.  Studio blank canvas: Build a site from scratch using Wix Studio. Use Wix Editor: Build a site using the Wix Editor.  Use your own template: Use a template already created by your organization to create a new site. Start from Scratch: Build a site from scratch.  Creating a new folder for your sitesOrganizing your enterprise sites is essential to effectively manage them. Create folders and group sites together based on your preferences. By creating folders, you can quickly locate specific sites and manage them more efficiently.To create a new folder:
Go to Sites in your enterprise dashboard. Click Create New Folder at the top. Enter a name for your folder and click Create. (Optional) Move sites into the folder:
    
Select the sites you wish to move. Click Move to Folder at the top. Click on the folder you wish to move the sites to. Click Move Here.   Organizing your enterprise site listManaging multiple sites within an enterprise can be a challenging task, especially when you're trying to find a specific site from a long list. You can quickly search for specific sites based on their site name, or filter your site list to see a specific subset of sites based on your criteria. Once you've filtered your site list, you can save those filtered views to access them quickly in the future.To filter your site list and save your view:
Go to Sites in your enterprise dashboard. Click Filter. Select the filters to apply to the site list. Click Save View. Enter a name for the saved view. Click Save.Tip:Click the Customize columns icon  and select the columns to show in your site list. You can also drag and drop the columns to reorder them.
Wix Events: Canceling and Refunding Orders for Events with Tickets
You may find it necessary to cancel an event and provide a refund to guests who purchased tickets. Tips:
Instead of canceling an event, you may want to reschedule it for a later date. Learn how to remove an order without canceling an event.Step 1 | Set Up How to Communicate the Change to GuestsMake sure to send a clear message to those who bought tickets to your event. This helps increase customer satisfaction and decrease the chances that guests will perform a chargeback through the payment provider. To message guests, make sure the cancelation email is enabled and edit the text to explain the changes and your refund policy.  Show me how
Go to the Events tab in your site's dashboard. Click Edit on the relevant event. Click the Emails tab. Make sure the Cancelation toggle is enabled.
 Click Edit to edit the email text.
 Click Save.Tip:Instead (or in addition to) the cancelation email, you can communicate with guests by sending an email marketing campaign. Step 2 | Cancel Your EventCancel the event so that no new tickets are sold.Show me how
Go to the Events tab in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon for the event you want to cancel. Click Cancel Event. Click Cancel Event to confirm.
Tip: If you enabled cancelation emails in step 1, an email is sent to your guests informing them of the change. Step 3 | Refund guestsRefunds must be processed through the payment provider used for the sale and are processed for each guest individually. For example, if your guests bought tickets through PayPal, you would need to refund each order there. To get started, click to select a order in the Orders tab and click Refund Order.Show me how
Go to the Events tab in your site's dashboard.  Click Edit on the relevant event. Click the Orders tab.  Click to select the first order you want to refund.  Click Refund Order.
Note: This takes you to the payment provider used to process ticket sales. Once there, you can refund your guests one by one. Make sure to keep a record of which guests you refunded. Notes:
Learn more about refunding a ticket that includes a Wix ticket service fee.  Make sure to keep track of which guests you've refunded. If you have a long guest list, you may find it helpful to export the guest list to a CVS file.
Wix Groups Request: Viewing Your Groups in the Member’s Area
We are excited to announce that your site members can now view their groups from their profile in the Members Area.
Wix Media: Creating Images or Logos with Transparent Backgrounds
Remove the background of an image to focus the eye on the key element, for example a logo. Cut out any surrounding noise to add impact or perform object segmentation. Once you've done this, your image appears on a transparent background. To make an image or logo background transparent:
Go to your Media Manager. Click the image you want to edit. Click Crop & Edit. Click Cut Out on the left. Click Auto Cut Out. Click Refine Cut Out to edit the image cut out with a brush. Use the editing options:
    
Restore: Restore parts of the cut out that you removed. Erase: Edit the image to remove parts of the cut out. Fix Edges: Fix soft edges (for example, around hair). Size: Select the brush size to make more accurate edits. Hardness: Select the brush hardness to make more accurate edits. Opacity: Select the brush opacity to make more accurate edits.   (Optional) Click and hold the Preview Changes icon  to preview the changes you've made. Click Apply once you're happy with your changes. Click Save to save the new image in your Media Manager.
Wix Music: Sending Track Previews in an Email Campaign
Have some new material? With Wix Email Marketing, it's easy to give your fans a taste by sending them a 30 second preview of your music. Note. Fans are redirected to your site (from the email they receive) to listen to the preview.  To send track previews in an Email Campaign:
Go to your Music Library. Select the song you want to promote. Click Edit Track Info . Scroll down and select Fans can listen to a 30 sec preview from the Track Streaming Options drop-down menu. Click Save on the top right. Go to your Email Marketing Dashboard. Hover over the Promote Your Music template.8. Click Use Template.9. Click on the music player in your email.10. Select the preview song from the Set Player Music drop-down menu.11. Choose to display a light or dark theme music player.12. Design the rest of your email. Learn More13. Click Next.14. Add your recipients.15. Click Publish.
About Personally Identifiable Information (PII)
As stated in our Terms of Use, it is the site owner’s responsibility to ensure that Wix services are permitted and abiding by local laws. Any information contained herein is not legal advice and you should not rely upon it as such. If you are uncertain about your responsibilities, it is always wise to get legal advice from an expert.Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is a term used to describe the types of data under legal protection in countries with privacy laws such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). PII may be understood as any data that could potentially identify a specific individual, such as name, address, credit card number, and so on. Both in the GDPR and the CCPA, the definition of personal information is broad:
All kinds of data may be regarded as PII. This means that there is no closed list of what can be considered as PII.  The PII has to refer to a natural person, consumer, or, in California, a household. This means that the information should be somehow linked to a real individual / household. The natural person is identified or identifiable. This means that the information should be somehow linked to a specific person, or that the information could reasonably be linked to a specific person. Examples of PII include: name, address, email address, phone number, social security number, bank account details, credit card number...etc.If you decide to collect PII through your site, you have to treat this information accordingly. This varies between jurisdictions. We recommend you familiarize yourself with the regulations that apply to you and your site.In order to process PII correctly, we encourage you to mark PII fields accurately. Once you mark something as PII, we will work to comply with all relevant data protection regulations with regard to the treatment of PII. This is also true when you mark a certain group of data fields as PII - we will treat the whole group as PII.Accurate marking will indicate to us how we should store this data on your behalf. Learn more about your customer’s data.
Billing Request: Sending Payment Requests for Clients' Subscriptions
We are happy to announce that you can now let clients pay for Wix Premium plans using a payment request in Wix Studio. Once you send a request, your client can review the plan and upgrade the site themselves.
CMS: About Sandbox and Live Collections
Important:When you create a new site, you'll notice that the sandbox is set to 'disabled' by default. If you're working on an existing site and want to disable the sandbox, you can. Learn how to enable sandbox collections. With the CMS (Content Management System), your site gets collections that hold various types of content, such as text, images, and files. Each collection can have a live version and, if you choose, a sandbox version. By default, the sandbox version is 'disabled'.The sandbox collection, accessible through your editor, serves as a test collection. The live version is what your visitors see on your live site. While these two versions can contain different content, you can sync the sandbox collection to the live collection whenever you want.Sandbox collectionsA sandbox collection gives you a test environment where you can arrange and store your site content while you're building your site. You can only see this content in the editor. It won't impact your live site unless you choose to sync it to a live collection.Learn how to access your sandbox collections. Live collectionsA live collection is where you store content such as text, images, and files that your visitors see and interact with on your live site. The content in a live collection may differ from that in your sandbox collection. You're able to change the content in a live collection, making it different from what's in the sandbox collection. However, the structure of both collections remains the same. If you want to see your live collections in your site's dashboard, you need to sync your sandbox collection with your live collection.Syncing a Sandbox collection to a Live collectionWorking on your sandbox collections won't change the appearance or functionality of your live site. When you're ready, you can transfer the content from your sandbox collection to your live collection. If your live collection already has content, you have the option to replace it with the content from your sandbox collection.Learn how to sync your sandbox collection to your live collection.
Google Workspace: Adding an SPF Record to your Business Email
An SPF (sender policy framework) record permits your mail server to send email on behalf of your domain. This helps to prevent spammers from sending messages with forged email address, claiming to be from your domain. If you have a Google Workspace business email, you can add an SPF record for your domain. 
Note: The SPF record should be added to the TXT field.
Pricing Plans: Editing an Existing Plan
You can make changes to an existing plan at any time. For example, you can change a plan's price,  duration, or update the connected benefits. Changes to the price and plan duration only affect new purchases. Existing clients continue to receive the conditions they agreed to when they purchased a plan.Changes you make to the connected benefits do affect existing plan holders. For example, if you no longer offer a class that was connected to a plan, you can remove it from the list of connected services. Notes:
To increase prices for existing clients with recurring payments, you must cancel a client's plan so it doesn't renew and then direct them to purchase the plan again.  Learn how to make changes to a plan that a specific client purchased.To edit a pricing plan:
Go to the Pricing Plans tab in your site's dashboard. Click the plan you want to edit. Make any of the following changes:
    
Edit the plan details:  You can update or customize the Plan name, Image and Description at any time. Edit the services and content included: Select only the relevant checkboxes in the Benefits section for services and content you want to include. You can also remove existing or outdated benefits that you no longer offer. Learn more about connecting a plan to content and services. Edit the plan's price: Enter a new price under Pricing options, you can also choose a new payment frequency, length of plan etc using the available options. Learn more about creating a one-time payment plan or creating a recurring payment plan.  Update the plan policy: Click add or edit next to Add a policy under Settings.    Click Save.
Request: Creating a Custom Automation Trigger Using Velo
Currently, it is not possible to create a custom automation trigger using Velo.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Request: Listing Dorm Rooms or Shared Accommodation in Wix Hotels
Currently, listing dorm rooms or shared accommodation
  is not supported as it is not possible to list individual beds.As a workaround solution, you can do the following:
Add a room. Enter the number of beds in Units. Enter 1 guest under Max Guests. Enter 1 bed. Write in the room description that it is a dorm room. Enter the rest of the room details. Click Save.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Request: Using Redeban as a Payment Provider
Currently, Wix does not offer Redeban as a payment provider.  If you use the Manual payment method, you can mention that you accept payments through Redeban and arrange the payment offline. 
We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Payments: Understanding the Status of Your Account
Wix Payments is not yet available for all users.After connecting Wix Payments as a payment method, your account can have one of the below statuses, depending on a number of factors (e.g. whether you've filled in all the relevant information, or if you account requires verification). To check your account status:
Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Check the status next to the relevant payment method.Select a status below to learn more:PendingYou have connected your Wix Payments account to your site, but you cannot yet accept payments.

To start accepting payments, you need to:
Publish your site. Upgrade it to a Wix Premium or Studio site plan that allows you to accept payments.Accepting PaymentsYou have connected your Wix Payments account to your site, but you have not completed the account setup or verification process.

You can accept payments (customers can complete their purchases), but you cannot yet receive payouts to your bank account.

To complete your account set-up:
Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Click Complete Setup under Accept Credit/Debit Cards with Wix. Click Complete Account Setup. Fill in the relevant information and click Submit.Learn more about account set-up.
Important: 
Wix is required to review and verify the personal and business information you provide as well as your site content. In some cases, we may need your cooperation in order to complete the verification process. From the time of the first transaction on your site, you have 30 days to complete your account setup or verification process. If you do not complete these processes within 30 days, your Wix Payments account will be suspended and you will not be able to accept payments through your site. ActiveYou have connected your Wix Payments account and your site is accepting payments. You are all set to receive weekly payouts to your bank account when applicable. 

Note: After your account is active, you may still be required to go through the verification process. SuspendedYou have not completed account setup or verification process within 30 days as required. You can reactivate your account by completing the account setup / verification process.
While your account is suspended, you cannot receive any payments, or process refunds, through Wix Payments. 
To complete your account set-up:
Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Click Complete Set-up under Accept Credit/Debit Cards with Wix. Click Complete Account Set-up. Fill in the relevant information and click Submit.ClosedWe found that your site doesn't comply with our Terms of Use, or that you offer prohibited products/services.

Learn more about closed accounts.BlockedWe have investigated and confirmed fraudulent activity on your account. You cannot accept payments.
Updating Your Page's Link Preview in Telegram
Telegram uses your page's og:image, og:title and og:description for the link preview it displays when you share the page's URL. If Telegram's link preview displays the incorrect information when you try to share the page, you can use Telegram's Webpage Bot to update it. You might have this issue if you've recently updated your page, but the Telegram displays the old information.To update the link preview:
Open the Webpage Bot in Telegram, or enter "Webpage Bot" in the search bar and choose it from the results.  Click Start.
Note: If you previously used the Webpage Bot, you may not see the Start button. Enter "/start" in the chat instead. 
Enter the URLs of the pages that you want to update the link preview image for.You should see a message that tells you that the link preview was successfully updated. Note:It can take some time for Telegram to update your link preview. This waiting period is the same for all websites, not just those created using Wix.
Wix Audio Request: Support for Right to Left Script in Podcast Player
Currently, right to left script/languages (e.g. Hebrew, Arabic) are not supported in Wix Podcast Player.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Blog: Filtering Blog Posts in the Post Manager
Does your blog have more than one writer? You can easily filter posts in the Post Manager to view just your own post or those by other writers.To filter posts:
Go to your Blog posts in your dashboard. Click the Filter by drop-down. Select a filter option. Click Apply.
Wix Blog: Manually Approving New Visitors
By default, any site visitor who signs up, is automatically accepted as a site member. You can change this setting. Requiring manual approval for each site visitor:
Go to Signup, Login, and Security in the Settings section of your site's dashboard. Select whether you want everyone to be able to sign up or only people you manually approve under Who can be a site member?.
Click Save.
Wix Bookings Request: Setting Availability By Location
Currently, the availability settings in Wix Bookings apply to all business locations. It is not possible to set specific availability for each location, allowing businesses with multiple locations to manage bookings independently based on each location's business hours.Workaround:You can set staff hours separately for each location where you offer the service, which influences the availability accordingly. For example, if a staff member works at location A from Monday to Thursday and at location B on weekends, the service availability reflects these specific hours per location.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Editor: Adding and Setting Up Sections
Sections are an easy way to organize and display content on your site. Sections span the full width of your site, allowing you to space and customize its elements. They also adjust to your screen size, so visitors see all of your chosen content, whether on desktop or mobile.You can build your site by adding as many sections as you like, and easily rearrange and edit them.In this article, learn how to:
Add a section to your site Name your section Add a section to your menu Rearrange sections on your pageAdding a section to your siteAdd a section to your site to begin structuring your pages and their content. There are a range of pre-designed options available that include layouts and elements to help you build your site. You can also choose a blank section to build it from scratch. To add a section:
Click Add a Section  on the left side of the Editor. Click a category. Click your chosen section to add it to your page.Did you know?The panel may show section templates based on your site's business type (such as stores, blogs, etc.). Naming your sectionsName your sections for quick and easy navigation. You can use section names to identify them in the layers panel. If you choose to add a section to your menu, names are also a great way for your visitors to know what they're clicking on. To name your section:
Hover over the relevant section in your Editor. Click the More Actions icon . Click Section Settings. Enter the section name into the field under What's this section's name?. Press the Enter key on your keyboard.Note:Section names are not visible to site visitors unless you add them to a menu.Adding sections to your menuAdding sections to your menu is a great way to help your visitors navigate your site, and direct them to the right content. Making sections a menu item is also particularly useful if you have a one-page site that contains a lot of information, as visitors will be able to find what they're looking for without having to scroll.To add a section to your menu:
Click the menu in your Editor. Click Manage Menu. Click Add Menu Item / Add a menu item  at the bottom of the panel.
    
(For advanced menus) Select Section from the list. (For site menus) Click Section or anchor.   Select the page the section is on from the dropdown menu. Select the section from the dropdown menu. Click Done.Did you know?You can link elements to sections on your site, and create a unique link to your sections to share across external platforms. Rearranging sections on your pageYou can easily adjust the layout of your site page by rearranging your sections. Move sections up or down to arrange your site content, and provide an aligned, easy experience for your visitors.To move a page section:
Click the Zoom Out icon  on the top toolbar of the Editor. Click the section, then click one of the arrows:
    
Move section down : Move the selected section below the section underneath it. Move section up : Move the selection section above the section on top of it.