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No connectors of its own.
Peak Command reads the products of Peak One.

Peak Command reads Peak Radar, Constraints, Goals, Year, Log, Work, Plan, Finance and Products. It shows Growth, Customer, Supply and Fulfillment as “not available”. It connects no external tools itself.

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Built in Peak One · example with fictional values

Peak ConstraintsPeak product
Peak CommandWhat Command reads from it
Peak Command · Example path
One mapping in detail
01 / Peak ConstraintsCurrent constraint
02 / Fictional test valueExample: carton lead time
03 / Peak CommandToday

A readable path as an example. Peak Command reads, it does not copy.

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Example path with fictional values.
Peak ConstraintsLine in Peak Command
Current constraintToday
GoalsGoals
InitiativesPlan
CapacityTensions
Peak SupplyStatus
Read path
Nothing transferred here
Nothing is connected on this page. In Peak One, Peak Command reads the products you are allowed to see.
One concrete line

Read the source. Show where it came from.

Peak CommandLine in Peak CommandRead only

The path shows where a line in Peak Command comes from. The values are fictional. In Peak One you see your own.

02 / How data arrives

Source. Peak One. Command.

External data arrives through the product that owns it. Peak Command then reads that product.

  1. 01 / Detect

    External source

    You connect bank or shop data in the owning product, such as Peak Finance.

    What stands out.Peak RadarPeak ConstraintsPeak Finance
  2. 02 / Direction

    Peak product

    The product checks, stores and calculates with its own rules.

    Where it goes.Peak GoalsPeak YearPeak Plan
  3. 03 / Work

    Peak Command

    Peak Command reads the result, with source and freshness. It copies no data into a table of its own.

    What happens.Peak WorkPeak LogPeak Products

Trust needs clarity

What is not connected.

01 / The existing evidence

Not available

Peak Command does not read Peak Growth, Peak Customer, Peak Supply or Peak Fulfillment today. It shows them as not available, never as zero.

Source / Peak CommandEXAMPLE
Peak ConstraintsPathPeak Command
Read
Built in Peak One
Shown in Command
Not checked here

02 / Your check

No connectors of its own

Peak Command connects no CRM, bank or shop itself. That stays with the owning product.

Account
Peak One sign-in
Permissions
From the source product

03 / The clear limit

No data of its own

Peak Command owns no data. If you delete something in the source, it disappears here too.

  • Adapter
  • Webhook
  • Embed
  • Planned

The next step

See which products you already use.

Sign in to Peak One. Peak Command shows which sources it reads and which are not available.

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Your pathREAD ONLY
Peak Constraints→Peak Command
Current constraint → Today

In Peak One you see which source stands behind every line.

Frequently asked questions

Which products does Peak Command read?

Peak Radar, Constraints, Goals, Year, Log, Work, Plan, Finance and Products, each with your permissions.

Does Peak Command connect my CRM or bank?

No. You connect external data in the owning product, such as bank data in Peak Finance. Peak Command then reads that product.

What does “not available” mean?

Peak Command does not read Peak Growth, Peak Customer, Peak Supply or Peak Fulfillment today. They appear as not available, never as zero.

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.