Assemble the package
A customer asks to receive the invoice again as a PDF.
Planned: draft reply, fitting follow-up task and suggested status, all on the same ticket.
Peak Helpdesk · One-click resolution · Planned
Planned: Peak Helpdesk prepares a whole resolution package for a request: draft reply, follow-up task and new status. You check it and approve it with one click. This is a concept demo. Today your team does these steps one by one in the ticket.
Concept demo · Planned · sample data · nothing is executed
Why: the reply alone solves nothing until someone sends the invoice. So the package includes the task.
02 / How it is meant to work
One click does not replace your judgement. It only saves the gathering.
A customer asks to receive the invoice again as a PDF.
Planned: draft reply, fitting follow-up task and suggested status, all on the same ticket.
Reply: a short draft saying the invoice is on its way again
Task: Peak Task “Resend the invoice” for accounting
Status: Waiting until the task is done
Planned: only your click sends the reply and creates the task. Without the click nothing happens.
Your review is still open.
These marks send nothing.Proposal and execution stay separate
Resolution packages and one-click resolution are planned. The examples are fixed; no model creates them.
You reply from the ticket through your connected mailbox, create a Peak Task task and set the status to Solved. Everything stays in the history.
Planned too: no refunds, no message without approval, no decisions for your team.
The next step
Start Peak Helpdesk and handle reply, follow-up and status in one place. The resolution package joins once it is built.
Start Peak Helpdesk todayConcept demo · Planned · sample data · nothing is executed
No. It is planned. The page shows a concept demo with sample data.
No. Even as planned, only your click sends or creates anything.
A reply from the ticket, a follow-up in Peak Task and status Solved, each as its own step in the same ticket.