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You cannot connect a Wix store to Senderz yourself today. There is no Wix card in Senderz under Integrations, no Senderz listing in the Wix App Market, and no connect screen anywhere in the product. Anything on this page that describes Wix event handling describes groundwork, not a feature you can turn on.
Senderz has built the receiving half of a Wix connector: the code that accepts Wix webhooks, checks their signature, and turns five Wix events into Senderz events. None of it is switched on in production, and there is no way for a merchant to link a Wix site to a workspace. If you run a Wix store, read Reach Senderz from Wix today first. The rest of the page tells you exactly what the eventual connector will and will not do, so you can plan around it.

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What you get today

Everything in the last row works normally. Senderz does not need a store connection to send campaigns, run automations, build segments or manage consent. What a store connection adds is automatic data.

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Reach Senderz from Wix today

These four paths are live and work regardless of platform.

Import a customer file

Export customers from Wix, then map the columns in Senderz. This is the fastest way to start, and it is the only way to bring your existing customers in.

Embedded signup form

Add a Senderz form to your Wix site so new signups land in your workspace with consent recorded.

Send events from your site

Post your own events to Senderz with a workspace ID and an API key. This is how you get purchase and behaviour data flowing without a connector.

Automate with Make or HTTP

Wire Wix Automations or any no-code tool to the Senderz public API to create and update contacts.
A customer file import plus an embedded form covers most of what a small Wix store needs. Add the events API when you want purchase-based automations and revenue reporting.

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How connecting would work

This is the shape of the connector, not a set of steps you can follow now.
1

Senderz registers a Wix app

Senderz operates one Wix app for the whole platform. There is no app credential for you to create, copy or paste. This is different from WooCommerce and Magento, where you mint credentials in your own store.
2

You install that app on your Wix site

Installing gives Senderz permission to read your orders, abandoned checkouts and contacts.
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Your site is linked to a Senderz workspace

The link is what tells Senderz which workspace owns this store’s data. This step has no self-serve screen. It is the missing piece.
4

New events start arriving

From that moment forward, the five events below reach Senderz. Nothing that happened before the link is imported.
The Wix permission model is why there is no key to paste. Senderz authenticates as its own app and requests a short-lived token for your site when it needs one. Nothing store-specific is stored as a secret. The trade-off is that the link between a site and a workspace has to be made somewhere else, and that surface does not exist yet.
If you need a Wix pilot and can accept a hand-arranged setup, contact Senderz support before you plan around it. It is not a supported product feature and it is not self-serve.

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Events that would reach Senderz

Exactly five Wix events are handled. Everything else Wix can send is ignored on arrival. Contact Created and Contact Updated are two separate events with different results. Only Contact Created can start a Contact created automation, so an automation keyed on new signups will not fire when Wix edits an existing contact. An approved order also ends any abandoned cart or checkout automation the same contact is currently in, so a customer who completes their purchase stops receiving recovery messages. See automation triggers for what each trigger can do.
The buyer’s email, phone and name, the order number and status, the order total and currency, and the line items. Each line item carries the product, variant, name, SKU, price and quantity. Orders are capped at 100 line items; anything beyond that is not recorded.
The shopper’s contact details, the cart total and currency, the line items, and the Wix checkout link. That link is what a cart recovery automation uses to send the shopper back to their basket.An abandoned checkout with no email and no phone is discarded. There is nobody to message, so nothing is stored and no automation starts.
Wix retries a webhook it thinks failed, and it can send more than one event about the same order. Senderz keys on the order or contact itself, not on the delivery, so a retry and a second event about one order both collapse into a single record. Revenue is not counted twice.

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Events that are not handled

Order Created is deliberately ignored. It also fires for pending and unapproved orders, so treating it as a sale would report revenue that was never collected. Order Approved is the valid-order signal.
None of these are mapped, and subscribing to them in Wix would have no effect:
  • Fulfilment and shipping events. There is no shipped or delivered signal from Wix.
  • Refunds. A refunded Wix order still reads as a completed sale in Senderz.
  • Wix Forms submissions.
  • Product and catalog changes.
  • App install and uninstall events. Nothing reacts to uninstalling the app.
When a contact event arrives, Senderz matches on email or phone and creates the contact if there is no match. Marketing consent is read from the contact’s primary email and primary phone subscription status in Wix. Email and phone are read independently, so a customer can be subscribed to email and not to SMS.
Consent from a store event is recorded as a store sync, with the date it happened, so your consent record shows where each opt-in came from. See consent.
Wix labels arrive as Senderz tags. Tags are added, never removed, so deleting a label in Wix does not delete the tag in Senderz. Contacts arriving this way are not stamped with a Wix source, because there is no Wix importer. They will not be distinguishable by source from other contacts in your list.

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Not available on Wix

These are hard limits, not roadmap softeners.
The Senderz storefront script does not support Wix. It runs on Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress and Konimbo only. That means no popups, no web push, and no product view or cart tracking from a Wix storefront. Pasting the script into a Wix site will not work, because Senderz cannot match the site to your workspace.An embedded form is the supported way to capture signups on a Wix site.
There is no customer import, no order history import and no product sync for Wix. Only events that happen after a site is linked are recorded.This matters more than it sounds. Lifetime value, order counts, RFM tiers and predictive scores are all computed from the orders Senderz holds. On a Wix store they would start from zero on the day the link is made, and a five-year customer would look like a new one until they buy again. Every other store connector back-fills history first.Importing a customer file gives you the audience. It does not give you order history.
Product catalog sync runs for Shopify and WooCommerce only. Without it there is no product list to build product blocks or product-scoped coupons from on a Wix store.

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One Wix site, one workspace

A Wix site can belong to only one Senderz workspace at a time. Linking it to a second workspace takes it away from the first. This is the same rule that applies to Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, WordPress and Konimbo, and it prevents one store’s orders being counted twice across two workspaces.

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Your sending domain cannot be a Wix address

You cannot authenticate yoursite.wixsite.com or a wix.com address as a Senderz sending domain. Wix owns that DNS, so you cannot publish the SPF, DKIM and DMARC records that email authentication needs. Senderz refuses to add it rather than leave it stuck unverified forever.
Use a domain you control. If your Wix site runs on a custom domain such as example.com, that domain works normally. See sending domains.

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Choosing Wix as your platform

Wix appears in the store Platform list when you set up your workspace. Choosing it records what you run. It does not connect anything and it does not enable anything on this page.

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What is planned

Taken from the connector plan. None of it is committed to a date.
  • A self-serve link between a Wix site and a workspace, driven by installing the app.
  • Customer and order history back-fill.
  • Fulfilment, refund and Wix Forms events.
  • Two-way label and tag sync.
  • Product catalog and coupons.
  • A store activity readout showing recent checkout, order placed and order cancelled activity.
  • An on-site script for Wix, which is what popups and web push would need.
Want Wix prioritised? Tell Senderz support which of these matters to you. Back-fill and the self-serve link are the two that block everything else.

Shopify

The deepest store integration. Back-fill, on-site tracking, popups and billing.

WooCommerce

Connects with keys from your own store, with back-fill and storefront support.

Magento 2

Poll-based order sync. Also has no storefront serving.

All integrations

Everything Senderz connects to and how each one differs.