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The basket is managed by Tebex, while the app stores enough browser session information to keep the customer's basket connected as they move around your Wix site. {% hint style="info" %} The app does not replace Tebex checkout. It prepares the basket and then uses Tebex checkout so payment and fulfilment remain handled by Tebex. {% endhint %} {% hint style="warning" %} If a customer blocks required cookies or browser storage through cookie consent settings, login, basket and checkout flows may be blocked until consent is accepted; these cookies are required for the app to function properly. {% endhint %} ### Opening the basket Customers can open the basket using: * Basket Button. * Trolley Icon. * Successful Add to Basket actions. * Successful Gift actions. When a package is added successfully, the basket drawer opens so the customer can immediately see the updated basket. ### Basket drawer The basket drawer slides in from the side of the page and can show: * Customer login status, when relevant for the store type. * Basket line items. * Package images or fallback package icons. * Package names. * Prices. * Gift recipient information. * Selected package variables. * Discord information, when relevant. * Quantity controls, when quantity changes are allowed. * Remove buttons. * Checkout button. ### Checkout When the customer clicks **Checkout**, the app starts Tebex checkout for the current basket. The Wix page is dimmed behind the checkout experience so the customer can focus on completing payment. {% hint style="info" %} Checkout is powered by Tebex. Store Elements for Tebex controls the store element and basket experience before checkout starts. {% endhint %} ### Quantity controls Some Tebex packages allow customers to change quantity in the basket. Others do not. If you enable, in Tebex, the 'Do not allow the customer to increase the quantity of this package when purchasing' Restriction option for a particular package, the basket drawer does not show quantity controls for that line item. ### Removing packages Customers can remove packages from the basket drawer. The remove action uses a trash icon and updates the basket after the package is removed. ### Gifting packages Packages can only be gifted when Tebex allows gifting for that package - two things must be true for this option to be offered: * Gifting must be enabled in [Checkout Settings.](https://creator.tebex.io/payment-methods/settings) * The package in question must not be excluded from gifting in package settings (Gifting). If a package can be gifted, the customer can click the Gift button and enter the recipient details required for that store type. ### Gift recipient details Gift recipient requirements depend on the Tebex store type. For Minecraft stores, customers provide the recipient's Minecraft username. For stores that use Tebex authentication links, customers provide the recipient information supported by Tebex for that store type. For Cfx.re/FiveM and RedM style gifting, the app asks for the recipient username. ### Gift details in the basket When a package is added as a gift, the basket drawer shows gift recipient details on that specific line item. This helps customers confirm that the correct package is being sent to the correct recipient before checkout. ### Basket errors Most basket errors are shown as pop-up error messages in the bottom-right of the site. ### Best practices * Add a Basket Button or Trolley Icon to every store-related page. * Keep the basket element visible in the header or pinned area. * Test normal purchases and gift purchases before publishing. * Test checkout on desktop and mobile. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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