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# How to upload your products from Wix

Currently, we automatically index products for stores built on Shopify and WooCommerce. If your store is on Wix follow these steps to get your products onto Agora.

1. Create a [Merchant Account](/merchants/guides/how-to-create-a-merchant-account.md).
2. Once you verify your email account and log into the Merchant Dashboard, a window will appear asking you to input your store's API key. An API key is a code used to identify and authenticate your store. To obtain your API key follow step 3.
3. Log into your Wix account.
4. Click on the store you wish to upload to Agora.
5. On the menu, click on "settings", and then click on "Headless Settings."
6. In "Admin API Key" section, click on "Manage API Key."
7. Click "Generate API Key" and select "All Permissions." Click on "Generate Key" and copy it.
8. Return to your Agora [Merchant Dashboard](/merchants/guides/how-to-create-a-merchant-account.md) and paste it into the blank space. You will also be required to input your 'store name,' select 'store location,' and select 'countries store ships to' through a multi-select dropdown. When done, click "submit."
9. Agora will index all your store's products. Note that this may take a few minutes. You will then be able to view performance metrics and unlock other benefits on Agora.

If you run into any issues with uploading your Wix products, contact [Support](/support/premium-support.md). 


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