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Peak Command / Weekly review template

Thirty minutes
that put the week in order.

The review always asks the same: what did we decide, where do goals drift, what is blocked, what comes first. Adapt the agenda to your company.

For which occasion?

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Weekly review week 44 · Nordwind Studio (fictional)

1. This week's decisions and their reasons. 2. Goal check-ins: utilisation, new clients. 3. Blockers from Peak Work. 4. What comes first next week.

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Edit your draft in detailText, details & next action
01

Your draft

Make it yours.

Additional details

Who decides, e-mail and note are always included in this demo.

JSON file for your local draft. Not an import into Peak Command.

01 / A good review

Look back, deviation,
one decision.

The heading names the week. The agenda has four fixed points. At the end there is exactly one decision with owner and due date.

01 / The headingYour current draft

A heading
that says what matters.

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Weekly review week 44 · Nordwind Studio (fictional)

1. This week's decisions and their reasons. 2. Goal check-ins: utilisation, new clients. 3. Blockers from Peak Work. 4. What comes first next week.

Occasion → Details → Next step

The heading says what it is about and why right now.

02 / The details
5visible details
01Who decides02Email03Note04Owner05Due
03 / The next stepText preview

And then?
A clear next step.

Decision: who takes over the quote round? Owner: managing director, by Monday.

Test it in the brief directly above.

02 / Three companies

Same agenda.
Different company.

Agency, online shop or software company: the four points stay, the examples change. All companies are made up.

Another example replaces the current demo draft.

  • 01 / Weekly reviewSelected

    Agency with twelve people.

    Nordwind Studio (fictional).

    Agency

    „Weekly review week 44 · Nordwind Studio (fictional)“

    5 details · Owner + Due
  • 02 / Weekly reviewSample brief

    Online shop before the holiday season.

    Lindenhof Goods (fictional).

    Online shop

    „Weekly review week 44 · Lindenhof Goods (fictional)“

    5 details · Source + Due
  • 03 / Weekly reviewSample brief

    Software company with subscriptions.

    Bergwerk Software (fictional).

    Software

    „Weekly review week 44 · Bergwerk Software (fictional)“

    5 details · Owner + Due

03 / Move on deliberately

In Peak Command the agenda is already filled.

The weekly, monthly and quarterly agenda in Peak Command collects due decisions, goal check-ins and blockers from your Peak products.

Your context, your details and your next action — as one connected draft.

Please fill in the draft texts before you take them along.

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Frequently asked questions

How long should a weekly review take?

As short as possible. The template has three lines: what moved, what is stuck, what must be decided. You rarely need more.

Is the review in Peak Command too?

Yes. Peak Command puts together an agenda for the weekly, monthly and quarterly review from your goals, blockers and open decisions.

Are the examples real companies?

No. The examples are made up and marked as fictional. They are not customer results and no benchmark.

Is anything saved or sent?

No. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is saved, nothing is sent to Peak and nothing goes out. You need no account.

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