Peak Command / Decision traceability
“Who decided that?”And why?
At Falke Bikes (fictional) nobody remembers a year later why specialist retail was stopped. In Peak Command every decision is written to Peak Log with its reason and options, gets a review date and lands in the decision memory, where you search by reasons and outcomes.
Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.
Local example · nothing is read from Peak One.
Decision / Reason / Review
What a record keeps.
- Decision
- What applies, from when, who decided.
- Reason
- Why, and which option was rejected.
- Review
- When and by what it is checked whether it was right.
Your decision in the example
What, why, when to review.
Record a real or made-up decision. The preview shows the record and stores nothing.
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Three answers. One decision record.
Draft · not yet put together
- Decision
- Still open
- Reason
- Still open
- Review
- Still open
From resolution to memory
Record, review, retrieve.
A decision is traceable when reason and outcome sit in one place and not in a chat thread.
- 01Record
With reason and options.
DecisionWhat applies, from when, who decided.
The decision card writes the record to Peak Log, linked to a goal or initiative.
Decision card → Peak Log - 02Review
On the agreed date.
ReasonWhy, and which option was rejected.
When the review is due it appears in Command. The outcome is recorded on the entry.
Review date → review - 03Retrieve
Search by reason and outcome.
ReviewWhen and by what it is checked whether it was right.
The decision memory finds earlier decisions. In the example only a local note is created.
Sample artifact → decision note
From the example to a real record
Record your next decision in Command.
Under “Decisions” you create a decision, name its reason and review date and find it later in the decision memory.
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Good decisions have a memory.
Record a decision in the example. Then the next real one in Peak Command.
Record a decision in the example
A memory for decisions.
When and by what it is checked whether it was right.
Frequently asked questions
Where do the decisions live?
In Peak Log as decisions about the objects they concern. Command writes them there and reads them back in the decision memory.
How do I review a decision later?
Through decision reviews in Command. They show what was expected and what happened.
Are the companies on this page real?
No. The companies and numbers are fictional examples. They show the flow, they prove no effect.
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.
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