Skip to content
Peak Atlas

Peak Automations / Finance teams

The invoice is here.Whoever has to review it already knows.

Invoices move from receipt through approval to payment, and someone is waiting at every station. Peak Automations reacts to each of these moments in Peak, extracts the key details with an AI step and creates tasks and notices for the right people.

Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.

Local draft · no product activation
See finance examples

Two sample flows · Peak pays and books nothing.

Invoice in. Review prepared.

One invoice / one approval

01Trigger02Steps03Control
Example / Finance teams

Receipt, approval, payment.

Trigger
Invoice received, approved or paid.
Steps
AI extraction, notice, task, note.
Control
Approving the invoice stays with the owner or admin.
Example with fictional data · not the product interface
For finance and bookkeepingReceived → Approved → Paid

Your first automation

How does an invoice run for you?

Set the moment, the preparation and the review. The preview shows the rule and stores nothing.

Local working example · nothing is saved or sent. Please don't enter personal data.

Peak Automations / Start noteLOCAL DRAFT
01 / Your thoughts
02 / Your start noteLocal preview

Three answers. A clear invoice path.

Draft · not yet put together

Trigger
Still open
Preparation
Still open
Review by
Still open
Your input appears here right away. With “View the start note” you check the three details locally.

Two invoice moments

Where does an invoice get stuck?

Pick the moment. The example shows what Peak prepares and who is informed.

Invoices via email forwarding

An invoice arrives in Peak.

The action
An AI step extracts sender, due date and purpose; the owner gets a review notice in the Inbox.
The intent
Review starts with a summary.
Working example / Invoice received

Example: receipt → review

When
Invoice received (example)
Then
AI step: extract
And
Review notice
Editorial structure sketch · not a customer reference

The example shows the structure. In Peak Automations you describe an invoice's path at your company.

To the next step

Is this for you?

What works today. What doesn't yet.

A finance team that
doesn't want to search the mailbox for invoices.

This is where the example helps.

  • Invoices arrive in Peak.
  • Approvals run through owners or admins.
  • Bookkeeping should know what to pay next.
Local previewPeak Automations

Nothing runs

What Peak Automations doesn't do today.

  • Peak transfers nothing and books nothing in an accounting system.
  • The automation does not send dunning letters to customers on its own.
  • Triggers on inactivity or thresholds are planned, not available today.

From the example to a real automation

Build your invoice path.

Describe what should happen at receipt, approval or payment and test with a sample invoice. Approving the invoice itself stays in Peak Finance.

Start with Peak Automations

Peak Automations / Your next step

Every invoice in the right place.

Start with the station where invoices wait longest today.

See finance examples
Local working example

For finance teams with many receipts.

Approving the invoice stays with the owner or admin.

Frequently asked questions

Are these real customer cases?

No. They are examples built from triggers and actions that exist today. We only show customer cases with evidence.

Does an automation start running right away?

No. You test it with an example first and then activate it yourself. Nothing runs before that.

Does Peak pay invoices?

No. Peak reads invoices and passes on approvals. Peak does not trigger payments.