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Peak Command · The management layer of Peak One

Fewer signals.
The decisions that matter today.

Peak Command reads your Peak products and shows, in four views, what needs your attention today: Today, Goals, Plan and Decisions. Every line names its rule and its source. If a source is missing, it says “missing”, not zero.

Which question are you asking today?

What Command shows first1 · Approve the quote for client Brandt · rule: due today

Why: The top 3 come from deadlines, goal links and blockers. Next to every line is the rule that put it there.

Fictional example · nothing is saved
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In Peak One today · rule-based · no single score for your company

From many signalsto three decisions.Today · Goals · Plan · Decisions
  • Fictional company
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  • Nothing is saved

02 / Four views, one loop

Today. Goals. Plan. Decisions.

Command owns no data of its own. It combines what Peak Goals, Year, Work, Plan, Finance, Radar and Constraints already know, and sends every change to the product it belongs to.

  1. 01 / Today

    Today: what matters now

    The brief, your top 3, tensions between goals, plan and capacity, and the current bottleneck. If nothing needs a decision, that is exactly what it says.

    What needs you now?BriefTop 3Bottleneck
  2. 02 / Goals and plan

    Goals and plan: where it is going

    Goals from Peak Goals with the North Star from Peak Year, initiatives and milestones, a roadmap with plan, forecast and reality.

    Where is it going?GoalsInitiativesRoadmap
  3. 03 / Decisions

    Decisions: what you record

    Candidates with a reason, scenarios that change nothing, and decisions in Peak Log that you review later.

    What do you record?CandidateReasonReview

Trust needs clarity

What Command is and what it is not.

Scope of this preview

01No single score
Command does not boil your company down to one number. Every ranking names the rule that produced it.
02No second database
Goals, tasks, initiatives and decisions stay in their product. Whatever you create through Command is written by the product it belongs to.
03Not connected does not mean zero
Products that are not connected, such as Growth, Customer, Supply or Fulfillment, appear as “not available”.

The next step

Look at a morning in Command.

The example below shows Today, Goals, Plan and Decisions with a fictional company. With your own data, you then open Command in Peak One.

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Peak Command · The management layer of Peak OneWhat needs you now?

In Peak One today · rule-based · no single score for your company

Live example · Today in Peak Command

The three things that matter today.

Choose a business model. Peak Command orders the open topics by a stated rule and shows for each where it comes from and how certain it is.

Nordwind Studio (fictional), 14 people

  1. Commit to the new large project from May onlyPeak Plan · load per person (example values) · Rank value 9
  2. Follow up two overdue invoices personallyPeak Finance · open receivables (example values) · Rank value 6
  3. Review retainer prices before the renewal roundPeak Margin · calculation per client (example values) · Rank value 2

Commit to the new large project from May only

What it is about
The design team is planned at 112% for the next six weeks. A new project starting next week would push two running milestones.
Source
Peak Plan · load per person (example values)
Period
Next 6 weeks
Impact
Two milestones worth about €38,000 stay on plan
Uncertainty
low · Load comes from entered allocations; sick days are not planned in.
Other options
  • Commit now and plan a freelancer for 3 weeks
  • Split the project in two phases, start phase 1 small
Safe next step

Prepare the decision as a draft and discuss it with the team

In the product Peak Command only prepares this step. A person carries it out or approves it in the owning app.

Ranking rule: impact (1–3) × urgency (1–3). Ties keep the order of their sources.

Example Runs in this browser only · nothing is saved or sent · fictional values

Frequently asked questions

What is Peak Command?

The management layer over your Peak products. It shows what matters today: daily brief, top 3, tensions and decisions, with goals, plan and scenarios next to them.

Where do the numbers come from?

From the Peak products you use, such as Radar, Constraints, Goals, Year, Work and Log. If a product is missing, Command shows “not available” instead of zero.

Is there an overall score for my company?

No. Peak Command builds no health score. Every ranking names its rule so you can check it.

Does Peak Command store data of its own?

No. Peak Command owns no data. It reads the Peak products with your permissions and writes only through the owning product, such as decisions in Peak Log.

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