Peak One · Product
Everyone works in the same project. Not everyone needs to see everything.
Peak One has four roles: owner, admin, member and guest. Where that is not enough, access profiles set which apps, data and actions a person may use.
What's inside
Four clear roles
Owners and admins manage, members work, guests see only what is shared with them.
Access profiles for the rest
Finer rights come from profiles, not from ever more roles. That keeps things manageable.
Rights apply everywhere
The same rules apply in board, search, Ask Peak and Inbox. If you may not see it, you cannot find it either.
One task for everyone
The team works on the same task. Comments and status are the same for everyone with access.
Try it
Who sees what in the project?
Sample data · nothing is saved- Milestones and dates✓ visible
- What waits for approval✓ visible
- Released snapshot of results✓ visible
- Internal comments✓ visible
- Hours and rates✓ visible
- Other clients' tasks✓ visible
Clients see only a released snapshot. A client account inside the project is still beta in Peak One.
Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.
An example
A freelancer at Agentur Nordlicht
Example: Agentur Nordlicht adds the copywriter Marie as a guest to one project. She sees her tasks and the project documents, but no other clients and no budgets.
Honest limits
Owners and admins are never restricted
Access profiles apply to members. Owners and admins keep full access.
Clients don't work inside the project yet
For clients there is the client view with a released snapshot, in beta.
Frequently asked questions
Are there roles per project?
The organization roles stay four. You handle finer differences with access profiles.
What does a guest see?
Only what has been shared with them.
Do rights apply to AI too?
Yes. Ask Peak and search only see what the person may see.
Work together with clear boundaries.
See in the demo what team, client and guest each see, then invite your team for free.
Start for free