Describe
When a deal is won, create an onboarding task and notify the team.
One sentence is enough. Peak only picks triggers and actions that exist and asks back instead of inventing anything.
Peak Automations · How it works
You describe what should happen in one sentence or by voice. Peak turns it into an automation with a trigger, conditions and steps, asks where something is unclear, and only switches it on once a test run of the current version has passed.
Local example · sample data · nothing is activated
Why: Both steps stay inside Peak One. Nothing goes outside, so the flow needs no approval, only a passed test.
02 / Three phases
Every automation takes the same path, whether you type it, dictate it or start from a template.
When a deal is won, create an onboarding task and notify the team.
One sentence is enough. Peak only picks triggers and actions that exist and asks back instead of inventing anything.
Trigger: deal marked as won in Peak CRM
Step 1: task “Start onboarding”, linked to the deal
Step 2: notice in the Inbox of the responsible person
Only after a passed test does the automation run, in a queue with retries. The history explains every run in plain words.
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These marks activate nothing.Proposal and activation stay separate
The proposals above are stored examples. No model runs here, and your sentence is not saved.
In the product an automation only uses connections a person in your workspace set up. Nothing connects silently.
Steps with outside effect, such as an email to customers, wait for a confirmation or an owner or admin approval in the Inbox.
The next step
Start Peak Automations, describe a recurring chore and look at the flow before you test it.
Describe your first automationLocal example · sample data · nothing is activated
No. Activation is only possible once a test of the current version has passed.
No. You can describe in one sentence what should happen. Peak picks only from existing triggers and actions and shows you the draft.
They wait for a confirmation or an owner or admin approval in the Inbox.