Start with the products or services you actually supply. Malay examples can help you recognise terms used in notices. Choose only relevant terms; these examples do not guarantee matches or eligibility. Separate keywords with commas.

Cleaning: pembersihan, pencucian, mencuci, kebersihan, landskap (cleaning; washing; to wash; cleanliness; landscaping)
IT equipment: komputer, pencetak, rangkaian, pelayan, perisian (computer; printer; network; server; software)
Office supplies and furniture: perabot, kerusi, meja, kertas, toner (furniture; chair; table; paper; toner)

These are alternatives, not a recommended set of five. For example, skip landscaping if you only clean buildings. General words can produce unrelated results. Check the notice's work, location and requirements.

Use one relevant example in the existing preview, inspect the results, then keep, narrow or remove it. If five keywords cover your work, Free may be enough.

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Source: World Bank procurement notices (projects.worldbank.org), licensed CC BY 4.0. Always check the official notice.
EU notices: TED (Tenders Electronic Daily), © European Union, reused under Commission Decision 2011/833/EU.
UK notices: contains public sector information from Find a Tender, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.