The tutorial walks users through creating a customer order manually within the Wix dashboard, covering every step from opening the Orders page and adding a new order, to selecting and adding products, services, and custom items (including variants, custom fees, and optional details). It demonstrates configuring service session specifics such as location, staff member, date, time, and price, and shows how to adjust quantities or remove items. The video explains how to look up or add a new customer, apply order‑level discounts with internal notes, and choose shipping, delivery, or pickup options based on the customer's address. Finally, it details saving the order, collecting payment via available methods, or marking the order as paid if payment was received elsewhere, concluding with a brief recap.
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Sometimes you'll need to take a customer's order over the phone or in person. You can do that by creating an order from your WIX dashboard. In this video, we'll show you how to do just that. Go to the Orders page and click Add New Order. Start by adding items to your order. Orders can include products, services, and custom items. This time, let's add a product. Search for a specific product from your catalog. Keep in mind that if a product is hidden on your store or is out of stock, you can still add it to the order. Choose a variant and click Add to Order. Now let's add a service. Search for a specific service and continue to the session details. Here. Select Location, Staff member, Date, Time, and set a price. Lastly, you can choose to notify your client with an email. Then click Add to Order. Now let's add a custom item. Start by giving your item a name. Then set a price and add optional information such as size or material. Then click Add. If needed, you can also add a custom fee such as insurance. On the item tip, gift packaging, and more. On the order page, you can easily adjust the quantity of items or remove them. Now that the order includes items, let's fill out the customer information. You can easily look up an existing customer using the search bar or add a new one. You can also add discounts to orders you create. Discounts apply to the entire order and not to individual items. To stay organized, you can add a note with the reason for the discount for documentation your customer won't see it. Now let's add shipping. If you want to use a location based shipping rate, make sure the customer has a shipping address. Choose from one of your available shipping, delivery or pickup options. To save your order, click Create Order. You'll now have the ability to collect payment when you're ready to charge the customer. Go into the order, click Collect Payment and choose one of the available payment options. If the customer has already paid for the order in a different way, you can just mark it as Paid. Now you know how to create an order manually. Thank you for watching.