A GreetKeeper number on your Wix site gets answered

Wix puts a click-to-call button in front of visitors. GreetKeeper answers what they dial and books into your connected calendar.

Handled

Caller

“I tapped the call button on your page. Do you have anything for a cut and color next week? Afternoons are better for me.”

What happened next

  • Service and preferred time captured, with afternoons noted as a constraint
  • Booked Wednesday 2:30pm into the connected calendar and confirmed it aloud
  • Summary emailed to the salon inbox, with the caller's mobile number

How GreetKeeper connects to Wix

Three states, and we publish the one that is true rather than the one that reads best.

ToolHow it connectsWhat that means
WixEmail or webhook

What Wix is in this setup

Wix builds and hosts the site. Its editor handles the pages, and add-ons like Wix Bookings, Wix Forms and the contacts list sit behind them.

Wix makes phone numbers prominent. Click-to-call buttons, a contact bar and a mobile action bar all exist to get a visitor dialing.

Your GreetKeeper number goes into those places. It is a text change in the editor, and no Wix app is installed.

Where the call record lands

The call reaches you by email or webhook, and bookings go into your connected calendar.

Your Wix dashboard stays as it is. Each call arrives as its own record, ready for whoever opens up.

You get the transcript and the summary by email or webhook. Salons and studios usually send it to the front-desk inbox, so whoever opens up reads the overnight calls first.

The booking, if there is one, goes into a connected Google Calendar or Outlook. If your calendar lives in Wix Bookings, sync it to Google Calendar first so everything runs from one place.

Getting the number onto your Wix site

Wix editor, three spots. Publish when you're done, or nothing changes.

  1. Update the click-to-call button

    In the Wix editor, select the call button and change its number to your GreetKeeper number. It is the button most mobile visitors actually tap.

  2. Change the contact details in your site

    Open your business info settings and the contact page. Wix pulls the phone number through to several places from there, so check both.

  3. Check the mobile action bar

    If your site uses the mobile action bar, its call action has its own number field. Sites often miss this one and keep ringing the old line.

  4. Publish, then call from your phone

    Nothing takes effect until you publish. Tap your own call button, book something, then confirm it appeared in your connected calendar.

Running Wix Bookings and phone bookings from one calendar

Keep the services and prices in GreetKeeper's answers matched to your Wix pages, and update both on the same day.

Point GreetKeeper at your Wix site for a first draft of your hours, services and FAQs, then correct it.

Check one phone booking lands where your staff expect before you forward the main line.

Questions about Wix and GreetKeeper

Where do phone bookings go?

Into a connected Google Calendar or Outlook, written while the caller is still on the line.

What if my availability lives in Wix Bookings?

Sync Wix Bookings to a Google Calendar, then connect that calendar to GreetKeeper. Availability then comes from one calendar instead of two.

Do I need a Wix app for this?

No. You change a phone number in the editor and publish. Nothing is installed on your site.

Change the number on your call button

Publish it and ring your own site. Two minutes, no card.