SureCart Order Bumps adds one-click upsells to the SureCart checkout. Each bump is a configuration object linking a product to a checkout context, with conversion data implicit in the orders themselves: every order either includes the bump's product or doesn't, and that's the conversion signal. The default admin shows bumps as a list and orders as a separate list, with conversion analysis left to spreadsheets or external analytics.

SleekView reads the bump configuration table and joins it with the cached order records so an attach-rate column is computed per bump as the count of orders containing the bump's product divided by the count of eligible orders. A revenue-attributed column sums the bump-product revenue across the same orders. A bump-rooted view sorted by attach rate identifies the best performers; a revenue-rooted view sorted by attributed revenue identifies the bumps actually moving the top line.

Inline-toggling a bump on or off writes through SureCart's PHP SDK so checkout behaviour updates immediately. Bulk-disabling a set of bumps during a promotion (when free-shipping logic might double-discount with a bump) is one filter and one bulk action away. Reactivating them after the promotion is the inverse.

Order bumps are the smallest checkout-side lever in commerce and one of the highest ROI when they're tuned and retired ruthlessly. The problem is that the default admin treats bumps as configuration objects rather than performance objects: you can edit a bump but you can't see at a glance which bumps are dead, which are middling, and which are quietly responsible for most of the upsell revenue. Conversion optimisation needs an attach-rate-ranked view with a clean threshold for retirement decisions.

Revenue ops needs attributed-revenue rankings for monthly reporting, joined to the cached order records. Marketing needs a promotion-pause workspace because bumps that compete with sitewide discounts hurt conversion during a campaign. The default SureCart Order Bumps admin doesn't compose these joins, but the data is sitting right there in the cached orders and order items.

SleekView reads it, computes the attach-rate and attribution columns, and routes inline toggles through SureCart's PHP SDK so the checkout updates correctly. The bumps still run through SureCart, the cache stays the data source, the analysis finally gets a usable surface.