[No Programming Required] How to Automatically Update with Wix Data
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2025-05-20
[No Programming Required] How to Automatically Update with Wix Data
k.tsukamoto
When transferring data managed in Wix to other tools, do you find yourself repeatedly copying and pasting while checking Wix? If there's a large amount of data to transfer, it not only takes a significant amount of time but also often leads to data mix-ups. This isn't very efficient, is it?
<span class="mark-yellow">These concerns might actually be resolved by implementing automation using Wix!</span>
By introducing automation, tasks such as updating other tools can be completed automatically, making the process faster than doing it manually. It also reduces the likelihood of human error and minimizes data omissions. Moreover, implementing automation with Wix does not require complex programming knowledge. We provide a detailed explanation with images on how anyone can easily integrate it, so please give it a try!
For those who want to try it quickly
Yoom offers templates for automating workflows using Wix! If you want to try it right away, click the banner below to get started!
Various Ways to Automatically Update with Wix Data
There are several ways to utilize Wix data to automatically update other applications. Here are some methods we've picked out for you to check out!
You can experience Wix's automatic updates right away by simply clicking "Try it" on the automation example you're interested in and registering an account. Registration takes just 30 seconds, so feel free to give it a try!
Automatically Send/Transfer Wix Data to Database/CRM Services
When a specific action (such as sending a quote) is performed in Wix, a webhook triggers the flow, reflecting the data associated with the action in the connected app. You can manage customer information and business progress data handled in Wix with your familiar database/CRM services.
Automatically Send and Forward Wix Data
When a Wix form is submitted, use the responses to update the data in the integrated apps. Automate the entire process of checking responses on Wix and searching and updating the corresponding data. Quickly update customer-specific information such as subscription status and contact changes.
Automatically Send and Transfer Wix Data to a Storage Service
When a quote is accepted, update the file name in the connected storage service. By updating the name to indicate that it is an approved file, you can easily identify which files have been approved at a glance. You can also add the approval date to the file name, which will streamline the management of quotes.
Let's Create a Flow to Automatically Update Data in Wix
Let's get started by creating a flow to automatically update data in Wix!
This time, we will proceed with the setup using Yoom, a no-code platform. If you don't have a Yoom account yet, please create one from the Yoom account registration link.
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In this article, we will create the flow "Update Google Sheets when a quote is sent from Wix" that we introduced earlier! The creation process is broadly divided into the following steps.
Integrate Wix and Google Sheets with My Apps
Copy the template
Set up the webhook and configure the records to update
Prepare for flow operation (set the trigger to ON)
Step 1: Integrating Wix and Google Sheets with My Apps
Register Wix and Google Sheets with My Apps and integrate them with Yoom.
After logging into Yoom, select "My Apps" from the workspace sidebar.
Click "+ Add" on the right side of the My Apps screen.
When the "App List" is displayed, search and select the app name using the search bar at the top right.
Let's start by integrating Wix.
Select Wix from the app list.
Set a name of your choice for "Account Name".
Log in to Wix to obtain the access token and account ID.
Enter the authentication code sent and click "Verify and Generate Key".
Click "Copy Token and Close". Since the token cannot be checked later, be sure to save the copied token in a safe place.
After generating the API key, the account ID will be displayed. Click "Copy ID".
Return to the My Apps screen in Yoom and set the token obtained in step 9 in "Access Token".
Set the ID obtained in step 10 in "Account ID".
Set the ID obtained from the Wix dashboard URL in "Site ID".
Click "Add".
Return to the "My Apps" screen, and if Wix has been added, the integration is complete.
Next, let's integrate Google Sheets.
Select Google Sheets from the app list.
Click "Sign in with Google".
Select and log in with a Google account of your choice.
Review the content and click "Continue".
Review the content and click "Continue". If "Select the information Yoom can access" is displayed, check "Select All".
Return to the "My Apps" screen, and if Google Sheets has been added, the integration is complete.
Step 2: Copying the Template
Once the integration of Wix and Google Sheets is complete, copy the template you will use. Click "Try it" on the banner below.
This will copy the template to your Yoom workspace. Click "OK" to proceed to the flow settings.
Step 3: Setting up Wix Trigger
First, let's set up the trigger action that will start the flow.
Click on "When a quote is sent" in Wix.
Review the content and click "Next".
This flow will be triggered when a Webhook is received from Wix. Let's set up the Webhook in Wix.
Click "Automations" from the left menu of the dashboard.
Click "+ New Automation".
Click "+ Start from Scratch".
Select the trigger "Price quote sent".
Once the trigger is set, press "+" to add an action.
Select the action "Send HTTP request".
Now the automation "Send via Webhook when a quote is sent" is set up. Change the name if necessary and click "Activate".
Let's test if the Webhook works correctly right away. Please create a test quote by referring to the Wix Help Center's "Create an Quote".
Create a test quote and click "Send".
Click "Send Email".
Return to the Yoom flow settings screen and click "Test". If you test immediately after sending the email, it may fail. If that happens, wait about a minute after sending the email before testing.
If the test is successful, the data of the sent quote will be added to the "Retrieved value".
If there are no issues with the output, click "Save" at the bottom of the page. Return to the flow screen and if there is a check mark next to "When a quote is sent", it is complete.
Step 4: Setting the Record to Update
Next, we will set up to update the records in Google Sheets using the data from the retrieved quote.
Click "Operate database" in Google Sheets.
Set the ID of the target sheet in "Spreadsheet ID". The ID can be found in the URL of the target spreadsheet (/spreadsheets/d/{{ID part}}/edit). When you click the input field, options from the spreadsheets linked to your Google account will be displayed, and you can select from there.
Select the target tab (sheet) in "Worksheet Tab Name". When you click the input field, a list of tabs in the selected spreadsheet will be displayed, and you can select from there as well.
Enter the range of the target table in "Table Range".
If you want to update the records in a spreadsheet like the figure, enter "A1:D".
Please also refer to the following help pages regarding the specification of the table range.
Set the conditions for the record to update with any conditions. The data of the quote obtained in Step 3 can be selected from the retrieved value displayed when you click the input field. As an example here, we will set it to update the record where the "Email" matches the data of the quote.
Set the values of the updated record to any value. By clicking the input field, you can similarly select the data of the quote.
You can also set the date and time from the "Date" tab.
As an example here, we will set only the "issueDate" to "Issue date".
Once the settings are complete, click "Test". This will actually update the records in the specified spreadsheet.
If the test is successful, confirm that the records in the specified spreadsheet have been updated as specified, and click "Save" at the bottom of the page.
Step 5: Preparing for Flow Operation (Set Trigger to ON)
Return to the flow screen, and if "All settings are complete!" is displayed, the flow setup is complete. If you want to operate the flow immediately, click "Turn Trigger ON".
If you want to operate it later, you can turn the trigger ON by clicking the trigger switch on the flow screen.
Automation Example Using Wix
Yoom has many other automation templates that utilize Wix! Please search to see if there are any automation examples with the apps you are familiar with.
Conclusion
By implementing automation using Wix, you can understand that data entry and transmission can be completed automatically, simplifying your tasks! Not only can you send new data to other tools, but you can also update file names using Wix data, allowing for the automation of detailed tasks that were previously done manually, which is expected to reduce your workload.
Furthermore, Yoom is designed to be simple and user-friendly, allowing even beginners to easily implement automation. No complicated programming knowledge is required. This makes it easier for those who have previously given up on implementing automation to take on the challenge!
Registration takes just 30 seconds, and you can start using it immediately afterward. Try it out and see how it feels!
The person who wrote this article
k.tsukamoto
Worked as a system engineer for 4 years. At that time, I was bothered by attendance management that was manually entered into Excel every day and the work of converting receipts into data, so I wanted to meet Yoom even faster. I've just started using Yoom, but I'm going to share information to make everyone's “it would be nice if it could be automated” come true!
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