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HALDEN · WELCOME · BROWSE · CHECKOUT · POST-PURCHASE · WINBACK
Specimen report. Halden, Verda Supply, Nordkraft and Bloom & Boyd are invented brands and the observations are representative rather than measured. A real teardown carries the actual trigger timestamps, the raw captured emails, and the identity that received each one. We do not ship a figure we did not observe.
Flows 01, 02, 04, 05, 06

The rest of the programme

Cart is where the money moves, so it gets its own page. These are the other five, in the order a customer meets them — including the two we cannot show you yet, and why.

01 · Welcome series

Triggered by list signup through the on-site popup, same identity cohort, no purchase intent signalled.

BrandEmailsFirst arrivesSignup offerSpanShape
Halden 32m15%6 days Offer → brand story → offer reminder
Verda Supply 54m10%14 days Offer → sourcing → founder note → bestsellers → expiry
Nordkraft 41mnone11 days Guide download → testing → routine builder → first-order 10%
Bloom & Boyd 63m15%21 days Offer → quiz → results → social → urgency → expiry
Observation

Halden's welcome is the shortest in the set and front-loads its only offer at 15% — higher than anyone's opening signup offer. Nordkraft withholds a discount entirely for three emails and leads with a downloadable guide, converting on utility before price. Bloom & Boyd run six emails across three weeks with an interactive quiz in position two.

02 · Browse abandonment

Triggered by viewing a product page twice within a session and leaving without adding to cart. Requires onsite tracking to fire, which is why it is absent from every email archive on the market.

BrandDetectedEmailsFirst arrivesOffer
Halden none detected
Verda Supply yes23h 20mnone, then 10% at 48h
Nordkraft none detected
Bloom & Boyd yes15h 48mnone — product education only
Gap

Halden runs no browse abandonment sequence. Two of three competitors do. This is the clearest structural absence in the programme — an entire trigger with no flow behind it, sitting upstream of the cart flow that is already Halden's weakest point.

04 · Checkout abandonment

Triggered by entering the checkout and providing an email address, then leaving before payment. Distinct from cart abandonment where the brand separates them.

BrandSeparate from cart?EmailsFirst arrivesPeak offer
Halden yes21h 00m10%
Verda Supply yes345m15%
Nordkraft no — merged with cart
Bloom & Boyd yes330m20%

Halden's checkout sequence repeats the same BACK10 code used in the cart flow. Verda Supply and Bloom & Boyd both use codes unique to checkout, which lets them measure the two flows separately. Worth flagging: a shared code makes Halden's own attribution unreliable, independent of anything competitive.

05 · Post-purchase

Partially observed — one brand of four

A post-purchase sequence cannot be received without buying. This teardown was scoped with a single purchase, made from Verda Supply on 14 June (one unit, standard shipping, refunded 22 June). The other three brands' post-purchase flows are unobserved, not absent — we have no evidence either way and are not going to imply otherwise.

Adding the remaining three is quoted separately because each requires a real purchase at real cost.

Verda Supply · post-purchase, observed
4 emails · ordered 14 Jun 09:31 CET · identity DE-04
+3m
Order confirmed
Transactional. Carries one cross-sell block below the receipt.
no offer
+2d 04h
On its way — and how to take it
CTA "Track order" → carrier · secondary link → /how-to-use
no offer
+9d 00h
How's it going so far?
Review request. Reply-to is a monitored human inbox, not noreply.
no offer
+24d 00h
Running low? Subscribe and save 20%
CTA "Start subscription" → /subscribe?discount=SUB20
20% subscription

The replenishment email lands at day 24 against a 30-day supply — six days before the customer runs out, and it converts a one-off buyer to subscription rather than to a repeat one-off. Halden's post-purchase is unobserved, so no comparison is offered here.

06 · Winback

In progress — earliest observation 12 September 2026

A lapsed-customer sequence requires a purchase followed by a deliberate dormancy period, typically 60 to 90 days. Verda Supply's clock started on 22 June, when the purchased identity went silent. Nothing has arrived yet, which is itself uninformative — it is simply too early.

The other three brands have no winback observation started, since none has been purchased from. There is no way to compress this and we would rather show you an empty section with a date on it than fill it with inference.

Flow inventory, side by side

FlowHaldenVerda SupplyNordkraftBloom & Boyd
Welcome series3546
Browse abandonmentnone2none1
Cart abandonment2435
Checkout abandonment23merged3
Post-purchaseunobserved4unobservedunobserved
Winbackpendingpendingnot startednot started
Observed total718715

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