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Every screen, from a working test shop.

The dashboard and the storefront as a shop sees them. The customers in them are made up, and their names, phone numbers and email addresses are blurred all the same. Which plan each feature is on is set out on the plans page.

Collection times

The collection picker in a Wix checkout, under the Collection delivery option — At checkout, directly under the Collection option.

Collection hours: closed Monday and Tuesday, open Wednesday to Saturday with different hours — Your hours. Slots are made from these, in your shop's timezone.

Slot settings: 30-minute slots, 4 collections at a time, bookable 14 days ahead, Europe/London — Slot length, how many collections at once, and how far ahead people can book.

Closures: a date, an optional end date, optional times and a reason — A day off, part of a day, or a run of days.

Notice, booking window, deadline and weekly limits set per category — Different notice, deadlines and weekly limits for each category.

Settings letting customers change their own collection time, with cut-offs for same-day swaps and changes — Customers move their own collection, inside your rules.

Naming which delivery options count as collection, with pickup* entered — Stop a collection order going through without a time.

Orders and the kitchen

Upcoming collections: date, time, what to pack, order number and customer, with Change time and Collected buttons — Every upcoming collection: when, what to pack, and who is coming.

What to make for the week, by day, with boxed items counted individually — What to make, added up by day, with boxes counted as what is inside them.

A printable picking list, grouped by day, with quantities and tick boxes — A picking list to print, day by day.

A printable packing list, grouped by collection time, one box per order — A packing list, order by order.

A box recipe listing its components and quantities — A box recipe: say once what is inside.

The counter

The counter till with product photos: Butter Croissant, Cinnamon Swirl and a Pork and Sage Sausage Roll tapped, the basket totalling £10.45, a prompt that one more makes 4 for £11, and buttons to record the sale as cash or card — It records the sale in Wix. It does not take the payment.

Allergens and product checks

The Products & Allergens page: the allergen spreadsheet held for 29 products, a summary of 10 of 34 products with something to fix, boxes to mark as boxes, and the findings table — The whole check: what needs fixing, and on which side.

Allergen findings, including a spreadsheet that marks Gluten where the website never declares it, with a proposed allergen line — Where the spreadsheet and the product page disagree, with the fix proposed.

Ingredient findings: the spreadsheet names flakes, or emulsifier and soya lecithin, where the website does not, with the proposed ingredients text — Ingredients compared word for word.

Name and listing findings: a product called differently on the spreadsheet and the website, and products listed on only one of them — Names that differ, and products listed on only one side.

Offers on your storefront

A Fruit Scone product page and the side cart, both reading “Add 1 more for 2 for £5” — A quantity-break nudge, on the product page and in the side cart.

Settings for how the quantity-break line looks, with a preview reading “Save more: 4 for £10” — How the quantity-break line looks next to the price.

Setting up a cart suggestion with a preview — A cart suggestion, in your own words.

A side cart holding a Fruit Scone and a Number Cake, with “Add 1 more for 2 for £5” and beneath it “Add a box of brownies for the table? Have a look” — The same suggestion in a real side cart, under the price-break line.

The Widgets tab listing the collection picker, discount message, cart nudge, next event banner and where to find us, each switched on — Everything the app shows customers, switched on or off in one place.

Markets and pop-ups

A shop's website with the next-event banner, the change-your-collection-time panel, and the Where to find us list of four upcoming dates — On your own site: the next event, every date after it, and customers changing their own collection.

Editing an appearance that repeats on the last Friday of each month — A market that repeats, entered once.

Setting up

Setup wizard step 1: choosing the shop's timezone — Step 1: where the shop is.

Setup wizard step 2: collection days and hours — Step 2: which days, and what hours.

Choosing where the collection picker sits in the checkout, with a Place picker button — Where the picker sits, if it needs placing.

Placing the change-your-time panel on the order confirmation page — The change-your-time panel, for the confirmation page.

Privacy and your data

Removing customer details from collections older than 365 days, and forgetting one customer by email — Old collections lose who collected them; one customer can be forgotten on request.

Export and import: your setup, your products, or the whole shop — Export your setup, your products, or the whole shop.

Free and paid

After upgrading: five things now available, and a note that nothing already set up has changed — The moment you upgrade. Nothing you set up changes.

Seen enough to try it?

Collection times, your collections diary, markets and pop-ups, and the privacy tools are free, and stay free. The kitchen, the counter, the allergen checks and the storefront offers are on the paid plan, with a 14-day trial.

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