Ipoh · commerce-app catalogs
A ledger of companion SKUs, discount depth, and what actually left the cart.
We read the last windows on Shopee, Lazada, and in-app stores, then mark which pairings to keep, split, or rest.
From the table
Bundle offer performance, read in catalog language
Bundle Canvas Point sits in Ipoh and works for merchants who already sell in pairs and sets on commerce apps. We do not log into seller centres. You export the rows; we mark a canvas: which SKU carried the set, which companion only joined when the discount was loud, and which gifts have become expected rather than additive.
Festival tiles will flatter almost any combo. The quieter fortnight after 11.11, or a mid-month stretch that is not a brand day, is where a pairing shows whether it still deserves a shared price.
Flagship assessment
Bundle Offer Performance Review
A close reading of how your live bundles behaved on the commerce app: which companion SKU earned the discount, where the hero carried the set, and which pairings only moved when the window was already loud.
Who it is for: Catalog managers, shop owners, and in-house merchandisers who already run Buy Together, combo, or gift-with-purchase deals on Shopee, Lazada, or an in-app store, and need a second pair of eyes on the last one to three campaign windows.
From RM 4,800. 8–12 working days after extracts arrive.
Related assessments
Other work we take at the table
Campaign Window Briefing
A pre-window check of proposed pairings and discount depth, written against what the same SKUs did in the last comparable sale rather than against a hope for the coming one.
From RM 1,900 per window
Catalog Pairing Session
A working table where we spread one category family and decide, SKU by SKU, which companions belong in a price bundle, which belong in a gift-with-purchase, and which should stay sold alone.
RM 2,400
Quarterly Bundle Ledger
A repeating written record of how live bundles moved across the quarter, including festival windows, so the next pairing meeting is not starting from memory.
From RM 3,600 per quarter
A finding we can name
The toner set that was only a cheaper toner
A two-shop beauty catalog on Shopee sent us ninety days of rows and a live list of eight combos. One toner-and-serum pair showed healthy attach during 9.9. In the quieter weeks the serum almost never joined unless the advertised depth sat at thirty percent, and the standalone toner listing still outsold the combo on search.
We marked the pair as window-dependent, recommended splitting it before 3.3, and moved a sachet gift onto the moisturiser instead. That is the grain of work we do: named SKUs, named windows, a keep / split / rest line.
From a walkthrough
They told us the toner-and-serum set was really a discounted toner. The serum only joined when we advertised 30 percent off the pair, and even then the standalone toner listing still outsold the combo on search. We split the set before 3.3 and kept the gift sachet on the moisturiser instead.
Journal
Notes on pairings and windows
When attach rate and discount depth pull against each other
A two-SKU bundle can look healthy on attach and still be a poor trade if the companion only joins once the discount has already given away the hero’s margin.
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Cases where the hero SKU should not lead the bundle
If shoppers already search the hero by name, putting it first on the combo thumbnail can hide the companion and turn the bundle into a quieter listing of the same item.
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Reading Shopee and Lazada windows without fitting a single sale
11.11 will flatter almost any combo. The quieter fortnight after it is where you learn whether the pairing still deserves a discount.
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