Accept the offer
Example Ltd accepted the offer for the service. What happens next?
The offer is made in a Peak app of its own, Peak Offer.
Peak Sign · Offer to portal solution
An accepted offer is not yet a contract, and a contract does not open a client portal. See which steps Peak Sign takes on today and where you decide yourself.
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Why: Accepting an offer does not replace a signed contract. The start follows the signing.
02 / From offer to customer start
A good end-to-end process skips no step just because it looks automatic.
Example Ltd accepted the offer for the service. What happens next?
The offer is made in a Peak app of its own, Peak Offer.
Offer: record the acceptance in Peak Offer
Contract: prepare and send the service agreement in Peak Sign
Start: after signing, follow-up tasks in Peak Work; portal only after your approval
Then follow-up tasks in Peak Work. Portal access is a separate, deliberate step.
Your review is still open.
These marks send nothing.Proposal and execution stay separate
This preview matches your sentence to an example using simple rules. It reads no offer and no contract.
There is no automatic handover yet from an accepted offer into the contract and on to invoicing and payment.
Peak Sign opens no client portal. Who gets access and when, you decide outside Peak Sign.
The next step
Start Peak Sign and prepare the contract for your next accepted offer.
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No. The automatic handover from offer to contract is not available.
No. Peak Sign does not start invoice or payment; that flow is planned.
An owner or admin approves them before the contract is sent.