> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mercuri.cx/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mercuri.cx/mercuri-docs-es/caracteristicas/formulario-de-suscripcion-por-sms/como-agregar-un-formulario-de-sms-opt-in-a-tu-sitio-web-de-negocios-en-wix.md).

# Cómo agregar un formulario de SMS opt-in a tu sitio web de negocios en Wix

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**Para sitio web de Wix:**

1. Ve a tu **Wix Admin Dashboard**.
2. Navega a **Apps > Manage Apps**.
3. En **Installed Apps**, localiza **Mercuri: SMS, WhatsApp & AI**.
4. Haz clic en el botón **“Complete Set-Up”** junto a él.
5. Serás redirigido al **Wix Site Editor**.

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6. Ve al **Wix App Market** y luego selecciona **App Market**. Haz clic en **Add to Site** para completar la configuración de **Mercuri: SMS, WhatsApp & AI.**
7. Haz clic en el botón **“Publish”** en la esquina superior derecha del editor para publicar la actualización.

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**Agregar un formulario de SMS opt-in  en sitios web personalizados**

Si estás usando un **sitio web personalizado** (no plataformas como Wix o Shopify), la integración de un **formulario de  SMS opt-in** requiere configuración manual por parte de tu equipo de desarrollo.
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