01 / The existing evidence
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We name no certification for Peak Command here. What applies to Peak One is on Peak One's pages.
- Read
- Built in Peak One
- Shown in Command
- Not checked here
Peak Command · security and audit
Peak Command uses the permissions and row rules of Peak One, writes only through the owning product and records decisions in Peak Log. So later you know who decided what and why.
Sign in to Peak CommandBuilt in Peak One · example with fictional values
Peak CommandDecision in Command
Peak LogEntry in Peak LogEntryA readable path as an example. Peak Command reads, it does not copy.
| Peak Command | Line in Peak Log |
|---|---|
| Decision | Entry |
| Reason | Rationale |
| Alternatives | Considered |
| Person | Decided by |
| Review | Due on |
The path shows where a line in Peak Command comes from. The values are fictional. In Peak One you see your own.
02 / How it stays safe
Peak Command adds no data store of its own. What it shows is protected by the source. What it writes is recorded by the owning product.
Every query runs with your permissions in Peak One. Data of other workspaces cannot be reached.
Peak Command does not write into other products' tables itself. It calls the owning product.
Decisions, their reasons and later reviews are in Peak Log and can be searched.
Trust needs clarity
01 / The existing evidence
We name no certification for Peak Command here. What applies to Peak One is on Peak One's pages.
02 / Your check
Peak Command keeps no copies of your data. Calculations such as scenarios happen while reading.
03 / The clear limit
A scenario changes no source until you apply it in the owning product.
The next step
Sign in to Peak One, record a decision in Peak Command and find it again in Peak Log.
Sign in to Peak CommandIn Peak One you see which source stands behind every line.
In Peak Log, with reason, person and date. There they can be searched and reviewed later.
No. Every query runs with your permissions and Peak One's row rules.
We name no certification for Peak Command here. What applies to Peak One is on Peak One's pages.
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.