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Peak Command / Next priority

Everything seems equally important.But it isn't.

The Top 3 in Peak Command order goals, blockers and open decisions from Peak One. Each rank names its rule so you can check it and disagree. When a new request breaks the plan, Command shows the tension instead of quietly queuing it.

Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.

Local draft · no product activation
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Two sample situations · nothing is saved.

Three things. Each with a reason.

Monday / Wednesday / Friday

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Example / Top 3 with rule

Why exactly these three?

1
Framework offer · rule: monthly goal without progress
2
Supplier question · rule: blocks two tasks
3
Monthly figures · rule: review due tomorrow
Example with fictional data · not the product interface
For anyone with too many open frontsStart of week → New request → End of week

Your priority in the example

List, yardstick, one thing.

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Local working example · nothing is saved or sent. Please don't enter personal data.

Peak Command / Start noteLOCAL DRAFT
01 / Your thoughts
02 / Your start noteLocal preview

Three answers. One priority.

Draft · not yet put together

Everything
Still open
Yardstick
Still open
Priority
Still open
Your input appears here right away. With “View the start note” you check the three details locally.

Two typical situations

When do you lack a priority?

Pick the situation. What Command shows and what you decide follow from it.

Monday, 8 am, full list

Twelve open items, all marked “urgent”.

The action
Command shows the Top 3 and names the rule behind each rank.
The intent
A start of week with three things instead of twelve.
Working example / Start of week

The Monday list

Top 1
Offer · goal without progress
Top 2
Approval · blocks team
Rest
Nine items · no rule match
Editorial structure sketch · not a customer reference

The example shows the logic. In Peak Command the same logic orders your real goals, tasks and decisions.

To the next step

Is this for you?

A clear job. Clear limits.

A day with
one clear priority.

This is where the example helps.

  • You have more open items than a day can hold.
  • Your goals, tasks and decisions live in Peak One.
  • You want to see why something is at the top.
Local previewPeak Command

No change without you

What it doesn't do.

  • Command doesn't decide for you and moves no tasks on its own.
  • It only orders what is recorded in Peak One; missing data stays missing.
  • Focus themes and a Command agent are planned, not built.

What works in Peak Command today

See your own Top 3.

Top 3 with rules, tensions and decision cards are built in Peak Command.

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Peak Command / Your next step

One thing first.

Pick the situation you face today and check the rule behind it.

Open the interactive demo
Local working example

For days when everything is equally loud.

Monthly figures · rule: review due tomorrow

Example · Find the constraint

Where is your growth stuck right now?

Seven numbers are enough for a first read. The rules are below the result; there are no benchmark values from other companies.

Biggest constraint

Demand

Leads × close rate give fewer new customers than your goal, and fewer than you could deliver for.

In Peak One, Peak Command reads the constraint from Peak Constraints instead of estimating it from seven numbers.

How it was calculated
Customers won per month = leads × close rate9
Customers actually starting = smaller of won and capacity9
Customers lost per month = active customers × churn3.2
Demand ÷ goal0.75
Capacity ÷ goal0.83
Lost ÷ starting0.36

Rules in this order: 1. Cash runway under 3 months. 2. The smaller of demand ÷ goal and capacity ÷ goal, if it is under 1. 3. Retention, if lost ÷ starting is at least 0.5. 4. Otherwise no hard constraint.

Example Runs in this browser only · nothing is saved or sent · fictional values

Frequently asked questions

By which rules does Command order?

Every ranking names its rule, such as “goal without progress” or “blocks tasks”. There is no hidden overall score.

Does Command move my tasks?

No. Command orders and shows. You change tasks in Peak Work.

Does Peak Command need its own data?

No. Command owns no data. It reads goals, tasks, decisions, initiatives and figures from the other Peak apps and shows missing data as missing, never as zero.

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