What you will accomplish

You will place a working Customer Login button, registration link, or booking widget on your existing website so visitors can reach the right Car Storage Software page in one click.

Overview

Use this guide when you want to add a Car Storage Software widget or link to your existing website.

When you finish, people who visit your website can click into a Car Storage Software page or see a small branded widget.

This is useful if you already have a website built in WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, or another website builder.

Before you start

• Decide what website visitors should do next.
• Know who manages your website.
• Confirm your website builder allows an HTML, embed, code, or iframe block.
• Test the widget or link before publishing it to your main website.

Step 1: Decide what you want visitors to do

Choose one main action for the website area you are updating.

If you are not sure which link belongs on the page, use Choose the right public link to share first.

Common choices:

1. Customer login

   Use this when existing customers need a quick way to open their portal. Follow Share customer login links before adding the link to your website.

2. Registration

   Use this when new prospects should request storage or start onboarding.

3. Facility page

   Use this when visitors should learn about your facility before choosing what to do next.

4. Marketplace

   Use this when visitors should browse cars, products, services, or memberships.

5. Booking box or widget

   Use this when you want a small embedded box or badge on a page you already own.

Expected result

You know whether you need a simple link, a button, or website embed code.

Step 2: Open Website & signup settings

Go to Settings > Website & signup.

Review these areas:

• Customer login link for existing customers.
• Booking box for your website for generated website code.
• Public facility page for your public page, registration, and marketplace links.

Step 3: Copy the right link or code

1. Copy a link if you want a button or menu item

   Use a link when your website has a button such as Customer Login, Request Storage, View Marketplace, or Register a Vehicle.

2. Copy embed code if you want a widget inside the page

   Use embed code when you want the Car Storage Software widget to appear directly on your website page.

3. Copy the full code or full link

   Click the copy button. Do not copy only part of the text.

Step 4: Add it to your website builder

The exact steps depend on your website tool, but the idea is the same.

1. Open the website page you want to edit

   This might be your home page, customer login page, storage page, or contact page.

2. Add a button, link, or embed block

   For a normal link, add a button or menu item. For embed code, add an HTML, embed, code, or iframe block.

3. Paste the copied text

   Paste the full link or full embed code from Car Storage Software.

4. Save or publish the website page

   Most website builders have a Save, Update, or Publish button.

Tips for common website builders

• In WordPress, look for a Custom HTML block.
• In Squarespace, look for an Embed or Code block.
• In Wix, look for Embed HTML or Custom Embeds.
• In Webflow, look for an Embed element.

Step 5: Test the website page

After the link or embed is added, open your public website like a customer would.

Check:

• The page loads normally.
• The button, link, or widget is visible.
• The text is easy to understand.
• Clicking it opens the correct Car Storage Software page.
• The page works on a phone-sized screen.

Expected result

Website visitors can reach the right customer flow without needing instructions from your team.

Step 6: Run one real test action

If the website points to registration, submit a test registration.

If it points to marketplace, open a listing.

If it points to customer login, confirm the login page opens for your facility.

If it points to checkout or marketplace, confirm the item, price, and next step are correct before publishing the website change.

What success looks like

• Your website has a clear customer action.
• The link or embed opens the correct page.
• The page works on desktop and mobile.
• Your team has tested the flow before announcing it.

Troubleshooting

What to do next

After your website link or embed works, add a short note nearby so visitors know what will happen next. Example: "New storage customers can request a spot here." Then run Go live checklist for public pages before you announce the change.