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Peak Helpdesk · Customer memory · Partly planned

Whoever writes in
never has to repeat themselves.

Today every ticket shows the person behind it as one record in Peak One, together with their earlier tickets. A memory across all channels is planned: chat, appointments and calls in one place. The demo shows both with sample data.

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Concept demo · sample data · the cross-channel part is planned

EXAMPLE / LIVE PREVIEW

One check.
The fitting step.

Peak Helpdesk / Sample ticketLOCAL EXAMPLE

01 / Example value

How much context is there before anyone replies?

02 / What Peak Helpdesk showsOn the ticket: Alex Example, two earlier tickets with the reason “delivery”, one of them solved.

Available today · person and ticket history on the ticket

Change the example value. The next step follows the check.
Sample data · nothing sent

One example. Two paths.
The check
makes the difference.Compare both paths below ↓

Two example states

How much context is there before anyone replies?

Schematic example on a scale from 0 to 10 with sample data. State 10 is a concept and not available today.

5/ 10Today
Available todayEXAMPLE PATH
On the ticket: Alex Example, two earlier tickets with the reason “delivery”, one of them solved.
Then

Concept: plus yesterday's chat, a booked appointment and a missed call in one summary.

Available today · person and ticket history on the ticket

10/ 10Planned
Planned · conceptEXAMPLE PATH
Concept: plus yesterday's chat, a booked appointment and a missed call in one summary.

Planned · concept demo with sample data

Trust needs clarity

Honest about what works today.

01 / The existing evidence

Today: person and ticket history

Every ticket belongs to one person record in Peak One. Earlier tickets and every change to the ticket can be read back.

Peak Helpdesk / Example pathsEXAMPLE
  1. 5/10
    On the ticket: Alex Example, two earlier tickets with the reason “delivery”, one of them solved.Available today · person and ticket history on the ticket
  2. 10/10
    Concept: plus yesterday's chat, a booked appointment and a missed call in one summary.Planned · concept demo with sample data

02 / Your check

Planned: the cross-channel memory

A summary across chat, appointments and calls does not exist yet. We give no date before it is verifiably available.

4 / 1010 / 10

Compare both paths and their reasons.

03 / The clear limit

Sample data

People and tickets on this page are fictional. This page reads and saves no customer data.

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The next step

Start with a history that holds together.

Start Peak Helpdesk and see on your first ticket which earlier requests the same person already had.

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Concept demo · sample data · the cross-channel part is planned

Frequently asked questions

What do I see on the ticket today?

The person as one record in Peak One, their earlier tickets with status and reason, and every change to the ticket.

Does Peak Helpdesk summarise chat and calls?

Not yet. A cross-channel memory is planned. The demo on this page is a concept with sample data.

Are customers duplicated per channel?

No. A request by email, live chat or phone belongs to the same person in Peak One.

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