Auction Technology Group (ATG) has transitioned away from using the Wavebid Plugin to move data from Wavebid to third-party websites. No new users will be onboarded to this plugin solution. Users with the Wavebid Plugin installed on their WordPress site can still use the Plugin to post their auctions and asset listings to their website. Wavebid users looking for a way to easily post their auctions to their site should explore ATG's best-in-class White Label solutions. To learn more about White Label, contact your Client Success Manager.
Below is a list of articles pertaining to the Wavebid Plugin, along with a brief description of each article. If further assistance is needed with the Wavebid Plugin, please contact support@wavebid.com.
- Installing the Wavebid Plugin: This article describes how to install a new Wavebid Plugin to an existing WordPress website.
- Self-Importing WordPress: Wavebid has provided users with the back-up .zip files to their WordPress websites. When the website was transferred, it was using WordPress 5.5 – this is the baseline needed in order to be successful in importing a website. Any plug-ins or deviations from this may cause unintended consequences. This article provides information and guidance to perform this process.
- Using a Gallery: Wavebid offers users the option of displaying photos for an event via a Gallery tab rather than a catalog. This article describes the process for creating and editing photos that appear on a website in a Gallery format.
- Publish an Auction: This article describes the process for publishing a Wavebid auction and catalog to a website via the Wavebid Plugin.
- Asset/Real Estate Listings: Wavebid Plugin users with a designated asset page established on their site can control asset listings via an Inventory workspace in Wavebid. This article describes the process for posting and maintaining those asset listings.
- Add a Video to an Event: The Wavebid Plugin offers users the ability to add a video to an event's Auction Details page using the video's embed code. This article describes the process for posting videos to a website via the Wavebid Plugin.
- Add Documents to an Event: The Wavebid Plugin allows users to host auction-related documents, such as sales flyers or property information packages, on their website. This article describes the process for uploading a document to a website via the Wavebid Plugin.
- Bid Now & Registration Buttons: The Wavebid Plugin offers users the ability to display buttons on a website that can be linked to an online bidding platform or additional auction information. This article describes the process for adding buttons/links to a website.
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