Connect Wix to Well

Pick Wix in Well's Connections panel and begin. Well reads the OAuth metadata published at the Wix MCP server on mcp.wix.com, registers itself through Dynamic Client Registration, and sends you to approve the read scopes on Wix's own screen. There is no API token to copy across, and you decide on Wix's side exactly what Well may read.

The contacts behind your site and the orders your store bills. Wix maps to the company, people, and invoice entities, so a store customer resolves to a company or a person and a placed order arrives as an invoice in your workspace. The read runs one way; Well pulls the order data in and never edits a product, page, or order back in Wix.

Yes. Each Wix order arrives joined to the contact behind it, so a store sale sits against the same customer record as the rest of your dealings with them. Ask which customers ordered from the store this month and Well answers from the joined record, rather than exporting an order list and matching it by hand.

No, and the boundary is stated plainly. Wix exposes its contacts and the orders they place as invoices, but not a separate settled-transaction record, so Well reads what was ordered and billed rather than what has cleared a bank. The order is structured against the customer; matching it to the payment that settles it relies on whichever connector carries that side.

Well reads contacts and store orders through the Wix MCP connection and folds new orders in as they are read, with the first connect pulling existing order history in the background. Wix stays the system of record for the site and store; Well keeps a queryable copy so order activity sits beside the customers and deals in your workspace.

Disconnect Wix in Well and reads stop immediately and the token is released; because Well only ever read, there is nothing to unwind on Wix's side. The contacts and order invoices already brought across stay in your workspace for reporting, so a question about store orders last quarter keeps answering after the connection ends.