Peak One · Use case
The campaign goes live on Monday. Every approval has to be in by then.
Campaigns are many small steps with fixed dates. Peak One brings tasks, calendar and approvals together in one project.
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Step 1 of 4 · Kick-off
Sample data · nothing is savedDay 0: goal, contacts and access are clear.
Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.
Trigger, action, outcome
Tasks with a fixed date
Brief, visuals, copy, landing page and send-out are tasks with due dates. List, board and My Day show the same row.
Calendar next to the tasks
Peak Calendar shows meetings and focus blocks next to the tasks. You connect Google and Outlook through the integrations.
Approvals that hold
Visuals and copy go through the Inbox for approval. The frozen snapshot shows exactly what was signed off.
Milestones for the big picture
Kick-off, approval and launch can be milestones from Peak Goals, so everyone sees where the work is heading.
An example
An autumn campaign in four steps
Example: Agentur Nordlicht is planning the autumn campaign for Nordwind Travel Goods. In the demo you step through the milestones brief, visuals, approval and launch and see what is still open at each one.
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Frequently asked questions
Can my client approve visuals?
Yes, through the Inbox, as long as they have access to the workspace, for example as a guest.
Will campaign dates show up in my Google Calendar?
Peak Calendar connects to Google and Outlook through the integrations.
Is there a campaign template?
The marketing plan page has a template you can try. Project templates in Peak One are in beta.
Every date in its place.
Set up your next campaign as a project and plan backwards from launch day.
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