Back when Square acquired Weebly, I tried to recreate my website using the Square site builder only to find I wasn't at all happy with the results. I liked with the way my Weebly site looked, its navigation and more importantly, with its page builder. My question is why, now that Square owns Weebly and integrates the ability for online sales, can't any live sales of my products be reflected on my Weebly website as out of stock, sold, or unavailable? It makes no sense to me. I do the majority of my sales in-person and this inability for my phone sales to connect to my website with a live update means I have to keep a separate record of each item sold, remember how I labeled each item on my website (everything I make is a one-off), then go online at a later time to individually delete/show as unavailable each item sold that day. It's a crazy way to run a business and I feel it's the responsibility of Square to make this happen in a more user friendly manner now that Weebly is part of the Square organization. It makes no sense to me that Square out acquire Weebly and not fully support it. I would appreciate it if the folks at Square would consider rectifying this issue. I don’t imagine I’m the only Weebly domain owner to have issues with this lack of coordination between the two platforms. I pay yearly for the ability to make sales on my online website but feel I am in no way getting the expected bang for my buck with this oversight/neglect on Square’s part.
I hope the powers-that-be can see a way towards making the integration of in-person sales and a Weebly website happen.
