Product Requirements

If you're already using Privy's onsite displays to grow your contact list, you should also consider replacing any forms (e.g., Newsletter) in the body content of your Wix store with one from Privy. This replacement ensures that all your contacts -- wherever they sign up on your site -- sync with your Privy account and its linked accounts.

Before you begin

The Privy code must already be installed on your Wix site.

Configuration

The embed process depends on the editor you've chosen to manage your Wix site. If you use the Wix ADI editor, follow the steps below. If you use the Wix Editor, jump to these steps instead.

ADI Editor

Once you've created your Privy form, include it in your ADI Wix content by following these steps:

In Privy, navigate to the Convert dashboard.
Locate and select the desired embedded form campaign and open the Create section.
Click the Get embed code button on the Embedded Form Design card.

Copy the ID shown next to the "data-campaign" tag in the HTML Code and incorporate it into the URL listed below. Make sure to replace the bolded campaign ID portion.

https://promotions.lpage.co/campaigns/<CAMPAIGN_ID_HERE>/form?viewport_type=embedded

Copy the customized form permalink as you'll need it in Wix momentarily.
In Wix, select Site Actions > Edit Site from your site's dashboard.

In the ADI Editor, navigate to the desired page and select Add > Section to Page from the toolbar.
Select HTML Embed from the sidebar, add it to the page, and then move it to the desired location on the page.
Select the Settings button next to the HTML header in the sidebar to open the section HTML settings.
Select the Website embed type and then paste in the form permalink you created earlier in the Paste it here... field.
Click somewhere else on the sidebar or page, and your Privy form should appear. Customize the rest of the section, such as removing any extra default text, to make sure the form is presented appropriately before ultimately previewing and publishing the changes.

Wix Editor

Once you've created your Privy form, include it in your Wix Editor content by following these steps:

In Privy, navigate to the Convert dashboard.
Locate and select the desired embedded form campaign and open the Create section.
Click the Get embed code button on the Embedded Form Design card.

Copy the ID shown next to the "data-campaign" tag in the HTML Code and incorporate it into the URL listed below. Make sure to replace the bolded campaign ID portion.

https://promotions.lpage.co/campaigns/<CAMPAIGN_ID_HERE>/form?viewport_type=embedded

Copy the customized form permalink as you'll need it in Wix momentarily.
In Wix, select Site Actions > Edit Site from your site's dashboard.

In the Wix Editor, select Add > Embed > Embed a Widget from the sidebar.
Click and drag the element to the desired location on your page and then select the Enter Code option to open the element's settings.
Select the Website Address option from the prompt and paste the form permalink that you created earlier into the HTTPS only... field.
Click the Apply button, and your Privy form should appear. Move and resize the element to make sure the form is presented appropriately before previewing and publishing the changes.

Troubleshooting

If you're encountering issues with your embedded forms on Wix, please attempt the following:

Disable reCAPTCHA

To disable the reCAPTCHA for your Privy forms:

Navigate to the Customizations sections of your Business Settings.
Scroll down and locate the Invisible reCAPTCHA section.
Disable the Enable Invisible reCAPTCHA checkbox.
Click the Save button.

If this doesn't correct the issue, please contact support via email or chat.

Note: When reCAPTCHA is disabled via your account settings, Privy is effectively vouching for your registration process and will attempt to waive all reCAPTCHA requirements. However, if behavioral analysis suspects that a user may be a bot or that spam activities are taking place, reCAPTCHA can still fire in the background. This aspect of reCAPTCHA cannot be disabled as it is currently one of the best ways to protect Privy merchants from suspicious or abusive activity.