Follow this guide to learn how to add a pre-installed automation to your app.
The app you want to set up an automation for needs to be installed on a Wix website. Learn how to install your app on a free Premium development site.
Go to the Automations page in your app's dashboard.
Click the Pre-installed tab.
Click Create New > Pre-installed automation.
Click Select a Site to Create the Automation and choose a site from the site selector to create the automation on.
A new tab opens on the site's Automations page, with Advanced Mode turned on.
In the Automations page on your site's dashboard, click + New Automation.
Select the app you want to create an automation for.
Select one of the available triggers and configure it. You can use any trigger created by Wix or a 3rd party.
Connect your trigger with one or more actions. Currently, you can only use the following actions to create a pre-installed automation:
Important: Once your pre-installed automation is published, you can't change its trigger.
Click Activate.
You're redirected back to the site's Automations page.
Click the actions menu for the automation you created and select Generate link.
Copy the generated automation link.
Return to the New Pre-installed Automation tab in your app's dashboard.
If the tab was closed, return to the Automations page in your app and click Create New > Pre-installed automation.
Paste the copied automation link in the section labeled Step 2: Paste the automation link.
The trigger and action(s) appear in the automation's preview, and the automation name is automatically populated.
Go to the next section to configure the pre-installed automation's settings.
In the field labeled Name your automation, you can rename the automation. Keep in mind:
Choose the automation's default status when installed on a site:
Configure user settings for the automations:
Click Save & Close and you'll be taken back to the Automations page.
Your automation is now listed in your app's dashboard under the Pre-installed tab.
Your automation is now ready to be tested on a site.
Tip: If you're using the same site you used to create the pre-installed automation template, make sure you deactivate the template so that it isn't triggered twice.