Planned: a draft with goal status, roadmap, the quarter's three decisions and their reasons.
Close the gap or leave it open · then check
Planned This capability is specified but not built yet. The page shows the plan with fictional examples. Available today: Today brief, Top 3, decisions with memory, goals, roadmap and scenarios.
Peak Command · Reports · planned
Planned: Command is meant to prepare a draft for your advisory board, supervisory board or investors from goals, roadmap and decisions, with sources and marked gaps. You check it, change it and approve it; nothing is sent on its own. Today the review agendas and decision memory provide the material.
View decision memoryPlanned feature · fictional example · nothing is sent
01 / Example value
How complete are the sources for the report?
Close the gap or leave it open · then check
Change the example value. The view follows the rule.
Fictional data · nothing saved
Two example values
Schematic example on a scale from 0 (no source) to 10 (all sources current). This is how the feature is meant to work; it is not available yet.
Planned: a draft with goal status, roadmap, the quarter's three decisions and their reasons.
Close the gap or leave it open · then check
You check and approve · nothing is sent automatically
Trust needs clarity
01 / The existing evidence
Report drafts from Command are planned and not available today. Peak sends nothing to boards or investors.
02 / Your check
The review agendas for week, month and quarter and decision memory show what has moved and why.
Compare both cases and their rule.
03 / The clear limit
We do not say here when the feature arrives. We name it once it is provably available.
The next step
See how decision memory makes earlier decisions, reasons and outcomes findable, the basis of every good report.
View decision memoryPlanned feature · fictional example · nothing is sent
No. It is planned and no date is promised. Today Peak Command shows the daily brief, top 3, decisions, goals, initiatives and scenarios from the Peak products.
No. What is planned is a draft that you check. Only what you explicitly release is shared.
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.