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# Cart Drawer apps

### What each tool does

#### BOGOS:

* Create, run, and manage offer types: Free Gifts, Bundles, Upsell & Discounts.
* Display and manage promotion widgets: Gift sliders, bundle page, discount widget, and promotional messages.
* Apply eligibility rules: Control which customers, products, collections, or cart conditions qualify for each promotion.

#### Cart drawer app: 

Provides an on-page, interactive cart experience (the slide-out or drawer) that shows current cart contents, totals, and checkout CTA without redirecting to the full cart page. It handles add/remove actions, quantity adjustments, and real-time UI updates inside the drawer.

### What the integration enables

**Seamless gift add/remove inside the drawer:** 

When BOGOS auto-adds a gift or a shopper toggles a gift from the gift slider, the cart drawer reflects that change immediately (add or remove) without extra clicks or page reloads.\
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**Consistent rule enforcement:**

Even when actions happen inside the drawer, BOGOS still enforces promotion rules (eligibility, limits, auto-removal when rules break) so discounts remain correct at checkout.

### Integrated Cart Drawer Apps

* [iCart – Cart Drawer & Cart Upsell](https://apps.shopify.com/icart/?campaign=promotion\&medium=in-app-banner\&source=bogos)
* [qikify – Sticky Add to Cart](https://apps.shopify.com/sticky-cart-by-qikify?utm_medium=referral\&utm_source=bogo\&utm_content=in-app)

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