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Peak Command / Features

What is built,
and what is planned.

Peak Command is the management layer of Peak One: Today, Goals, Plan and Decisions over the data of your other Peak products. Here every feature is listed with its status.

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What are the three most important things today?

Peak Command ranks decisions, blockers and goals and shows three of them. Every place says by which rule it is on top.

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01 / The overview

24 features.
Honestly marked.

Filter by understand, decide, act or trust. Planned features carry “Planned” in the title and are not available today.

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24 of 24 features

Built means available in Peak One today. Planned means specified, not built.

02 / Before you open it

The question first,
then the feature.

Every feature card shows the question it answers, what it does and what you do with it. Phrase the question in your words.

The library

The occasion comes
before the decision.

An occasion. The fitting details. A clear next step.

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01 / Understand

What are the three most important things today?

Peak Command ranks decisions, blockers and goals and shows three of them. Every place says by which rule it is on top.

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02 / Understand

What is slowing everything else down right now?

Shows the current constraint from Peak Constraints and Peak Radar's detections, as they are scored there.

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03 / Understand

What moved, and do I need to decide anything today?

The Today brief sums up what moved. Every line names its rule and source; on quiet days it says nothing needs a decision.

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04 / Understand

Where are we losing revenue without noticing?

Is meant to show leaks from Peak Leakage inside Command. Today you estimate them with the revenue leak estimator from your own numbers.

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05 / Understand

Why did margin drop in October?

Is meant to answer questions about your Peak data, with sources. Today Command shows rules and sources in the Today brief.

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06 / Understand

Where is an opportunity we are overlooking?

Is meant to highlight opportunities in your data. Today you see tensions between goals, capacity and plan.

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07 / Understand

How do our numbers connect?

Is meant to map causes and effects in the company. Today scenarios compute with Peak Finance and Peak Year.

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08 / Decide

What is up for decision, and with which options?

Decision cards show candidates with options. You record the decision with its reason in Peak Log and review it later.

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09 / Decide

What happens if revenue drops or an initiative comes later?

Scenarios compute with Peak Finance and Peak Year. A scenario changes nothing until you apply it in the owning product.

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10 / Decide

What did we decide before, and how did it turn out?

Searches earlier decisions with reasons and outcomes. Reviews that are due show up by themselves.

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11 / Decide

What do I tell the board this month?

Is meant to build a report from decisions, goals and roadmap. Today the board update template helps.

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12 / Decide

Where did things stand when we decided that?

Is meant to show the state on an earlier date. Today decision memory shows reasons and outcomes.

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13 / Decide

What would finance, sales and operations say?

Is meant to check a decision from several angles. Today decision cards name options and sources.

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14 / Act

Can I act straight from the brief?

Is meant to prepare actions from the brief, with approval by risk. Today you write through the owning product.

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15 / Act

How does a goal become a clear mission?

Is meant to tie an outcome to steps and owners. Today goals and initiatives do that in Peak Year.

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16 / Act

Who does what while things are on fire?

Is meant to bundle situation, tasks and decisions in a crisis. Today you see blockers from Peak Work in the Today brief.

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17 / Act

What may run without me?

Is meant to run recurring routines within fixed rules. Today the agent approval checklist helps.

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18 / Act

What do I need to know when I am away for two weeks?

Is meant to report only what really needs you while you are away. Today the Today brief shows quiet days too.

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19 / Act

Who takes care when a process gets stuck?

Is meant to detect stuck processes and propose fixes for approval. Today you see blockers from Peak Work.

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20 / Act

What do I need to see between two meetings?

Is meant to prepare brief and decisions for the phone. Today you open Peak One in the browser.

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21 / Trust

Who sees which numbers in Command?

Permissions are inherited from Peak One: members only see what they may see in the source product. Writes go through the owning product.

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22 / Trust

How fresh and how certain is this number?

Signals carry source, freshness and confidence. Missing data appears as missing, never as zero; an overall company score is left out on purpose.

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23 / Trust

Where do the numbers in Command come from?

Peak Command reads Goals, Year, Work, Plan, Finance, Constraints, Radar and Log. Growth, Customer, Supply and Fulfillment are not connected yet.

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24 / Trust

Who decided what, when and why?

Decisions land in Peak Log with reason and history. Command keeps no copy of your data of its own.

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Your next step

Best seen for yourself.

The interactive demo shows the Today brief with made-up data. In Peak One you sign in and open Peak Command in your workspace.

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Good to know

Clear answers.
Before the next step.

What you should know

How do I know what works today?

Every planned feature carries “Planned” in the title and on its page. Everything without that note is built in Peak One today.

Does Peak Command need its own data?

No. It reads the other Peak products. What is not connected, such as Peak Customer, it shows as “not available”, never as zero.

What happens to my entries?

The demo processes everything locally on this page. Without an explicit download no draft remains. When you reload, it starts again with the example.

Is anything sent or decided?

No. The demo has no connection to Peak One. Nothing is sent, paid or booked and no decision is recorded in Peak Log.

Are the companies and numbers real?

No. All companies are labelled fictional, all numbers are example values. They show the structure, not results of customers.

Frequently asked questions

What does “planned” mean on a feature?

The feature is described but not built yet. It is meant to come; we give no date. What works today carries no such mark.

Where does Peak Command get its data?

From the other Peak products, such as Peak Goals, Peak Year, Peak Work, Peak Finance and Peak Log. Peak Command owns no data itself.

Does Peak Command change anything on its own?

No. Writes go through the owning product: a decision to Peak Log, an initiative to Peak Year, a task to Peak Work. A scenario changes nothing until you apply it there.