Wix Restaurants Taking Online Orders
What is address pinpointing?
When a customer orders delivery, we must locate their exact address to make sure it is covered by one of your delivery areas. Pinpointing requires your customers to enter a specific address that Google Maps recognizes.
When does pinpointing fail?
Unfortunately, some addresses are hard to pinpoint, and their location can only be approximated. This can happen for any of the following reasons:
A customer enters an incomplete address, e.g. a street address without a house number.
A customer has a non-standard address not recognized by Google Maps.
A customer requests delivery to a hotel or business and does not know the exact address.
What does my customer see if pinpointing fails?
If pinpointing is enabled and we can't locate an address on the map, your customer is asked to enter a different address.
Should I enable or disable pinpointing?
If you deliver mostly to areas with good map coverage, we advise you to leave pinpointing enabled. If you delivery to remote areas which are not fully covered by our map service providers, it is best to disable pinpointing to allow customers to enter approximate addresses.
Click the Settings tab.
Click the Online Ordering tab.
Click Delivery.
Click the Pinpointing Addresses toggle.
Enabled: Customers who enter an approximate address are prompted to enter an exact address
Disabled: Customers will be allowed to enter an approximate address
Note:
During checkout, customers can add delivery instructions whether pinpointing is enabled or not.
Did this answer your question?Yes No
Manually create an IMAP or POP3 email account
Select Start, and then select Control Panel.
In the Mail Setup - Outlook dialog box, select Show Profiles.
In the Mail Setup - Outlook dialog box, select Show Profiles
On the General tab in the Mail dialog box, select Add.
select Add in the Mail dialog box
In the New Profile dialog box, type a new profile name, and then select OK.
In the Add New Account dialog box, select Manually configure server settings or additional server types, and then select Next.
select Manually configure server settings or additional server types
In the Choose Service dialog box, select Internet E-mail, and then select Next.
In the Choose Service dialog box, select Internet E-mail
In the Internet E-mail Settings dialog box, type your account details.
Select Test Account Settings to test your account.
Note
Contact your Internet service provider if you are unsure of the correct account details.
Select Existing Outlook Data File, and then select Browse.
Select Existing Outlook Data File, and then select Browse
In the Open Outlook Data File dialog box, browse to and then select the Outlook data file you previously located. Select OK.
Select Next.
In the Test Account Settings dialog box, select Close.
Select Finish.
More info: Exchange 2010 to 2016 Migration | Email Migration Service
Regards, Bruce