Peak Command · Data
Connect your data for Peak Command
through the apps, not beside them.
Peak Command has no connectors of its own. It reads the Peak apps you already use. How to bring data in, and what “not available” means.
Where do you want to make progress?
Open Today and see which lines name a source.
One reality.
Many sources.
Peak Command reads. The apps connect.
Peak Command owns no data and has no connections of its own to Shopify, banks or ad accounts. It reads what lives in the Peak apps: goals, year, tasks, capacity, decisions, constraint, finance and products. External data arrives through the app responsible for it, for example Shopify through Peak Profit or bank statements as CSV through Peak Cashflow.
What Peak Command reads.
- Peak Goals and Peak Year for goals, North Star, initiatives and milestones
- Peak Work for tasks and blockers, Peak Plan for capacity
- Peak Log for decisions, Peak Constraints for the constraint, Peak Radar for signals
- Peak Finance and Peak Products for numbers and products, if you use them
The learning path
Complete sources in three steps.
Check your sources
What is already there?
- Open Today and see which lines name a source.
- Look at the freshness and confidence shown for each source.
- Note every area that shows “not available”.
A list of the sources you have and of the gaps.
If you get stuck
Common questions about sources.
What does “not available” mean?
There is no source in Peak One yet that Peak Command can read for this area. Today this applies, for example, to growth, customers, supply and fulfillment. Peak Command says so openly and never counts it as 0, so a gap never looks like a good result.
Can I connect Shopify or my bank directly to Peak Command?
No. Peak Command has no connectors of its own. You connect external systems in the app responsible for them. Peak Command then reads that app's result.
Does Peak Command copy my data?
No. It reads the data where it lives and keeps no copy. You change data only in the app it belongs to.
Does everyone in the team see the same?
No. Peak Command inherits the permissions of the source apps. Whoever may not see a source does not see it in Peak Command either.
Your quality check
Before you rely on Today.
Tick what you have checked. Your selection stays in this view only.
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What this article is based on.
As of today: Peak Command reads Peak Goals, Peak Year, Peak Work, Peak Plan, Peak Log, Peak Radar, Peak Constraints, Peak Finance and Peak Products. It shows growth, customers, supply and fulfillment as not available. Peak Command has no connectors of its own.
- Evidence pending
Editorial guide based on the product as it is today. Examples are fictional; no customer data, no measured values.
How integrations work together in Peak One.
Read which apps are responsible for which connections.
Frequently asked questions
Can I connect Shopify directly to Peak Command?
No. You connect external systems in the responsible app, such as Shopify in Peak Profit. Peak Command then reads that app's result.
What does “not available” mean?
There is no source in Peak One for that area yet, today for example growth, customers, supply and fulfillment. It is never shown as 0.
Does Peak Command copy my data?
No. It reads data where it lives and inherits the permissions of the source apps.