Wix review integration
Collect reviews from Wix Stores, Bookings and Events
Connect one Wix site and invite customers after a paid or fulfilled Wix Stores order, after a booked experience ends, or after an event ends for guests who attended. Each source has its own switch and template, and the reviews you collect show on the site through native Wix elements.
What the Wix integration does
Switch Wix Stores, Wix Bookings and Wix Events & Tickets on independently, each with its own invitation template.
Ask at the right moment: payment or fulfilment for orders, and the end of the experience for bookings and events.
Show reviews on the site with five native elements for the Wix Studio editor: rating badge, review badge, floating badge, carousel and drawer.
Three Wix products, one connection
Each source has its own switch and its own template. Enable only what the site sells, and WebVouch checks the current Wix record before anything is scheduled or sent.
- Available
Wix Stores
Physical and digital orders from the Wix store.
- Sends when
- The order is paid or fulfilled, whichever trigger you choose.
- Holds back when
- The order is cancelled, or it contains no Wix Stores item.
- Available
Wix Bookings
Appointments, classes and courses booked through Wix.
- Sends when
- The booked experience has ended and the booking is still confirmed.
- Holds back when
- The booking is cancelled or declined, or Wix marks the customer as a no-show.
- Available
Wix Events & Tickets
Ticket orders and RSVPs for events run through Wix.
- Sends when
- The event has ended and the ticket buyer or primary RSVP is marked attending.
- Holds back when
- The event or the ticket order is cancelled, or the guest is marked not attending.
On the site itself
Five native elements for the Wix Studio editor, each connected to your live reviews from its own settings panel.
- Rating Badge
- Review Badge
- Floating Badge
- Review Carousel
- Review Drawer
What moves between the two systems
- What starts it
- A Wix Stores order is paid or fulfilled, a booked experience ends, or an event ends with the guest marked attending.
- What WebVouch receives
- An opaque order, booking or ticket reference from the app. WebVouch then reads the current Wix record for the customer email, name and date before it schedules or sends.
- What goes back to Wix
- Nothing is written into Wix records. The five WebVouch site elements pull live review displays from WebVouch onto your Wix pages.
How to set it up
- 1
Install the app and link your site
Add the WebVouch Reviews app to your Wix site, then open it as the site owner. Wix hands you back to your WebVouch business panel, where the installation is bound to your organisation. No Wix credentials are typed into WebVouch.
- 2
Switch on the sources you sell through
Enable Stores, Bookings or Events & Tickets on their own switches, choose whether a Stores order counts when it is paid or when it is fulfilled, and pick a template per source or keep the one assigned to Wix in Invitations.
- 3
Import history, then add the widgets
Run one bounded import of 7 to 90 days per source so the profile starts with reviews, then add the WebVouch elements from the Wix Studio editor and connect each one to its live review display.
When Wix is the right choice
Pick Wix when your Wix site is where the customer is recorded, and especially for bookings and event tickets, where the right moment to ask comes after payment. The JavaScript snippet only sees the order in front of it. The Wix integration waits for the experience to end, drops cancellations and no-shows, imports past customers once, and places widgets from the Wix editor.
Wix integration questions
Wix Stores, Wix Bookings and Wix Events & Tickets, each on its own switch. Stores invites after an order is paid or fulfilled, whichever you choose. Bookings invites after the booked experience ends, as long as Wix has not marked the customer as a no-show. Events invites ticket buyers and primary RSVPs marked attending once the event has ended.
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