Peak Docs
Collaboration
Capture briefs, meeting notes and instructions in Docs. Clear structure, ownership and access rights let your team read what applies instead of asking for the context again.
Collaboration
Permissions, status and decisions in the team
Internal collaboration has separate permissions for reading, commenting and editing. A document's status is visible, not just in the filename.
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Separate permissions
Internally, Docs distinguishes owners, editors, commenters and viewers. Read access does not grant permission to edit.
Result: Each person gets exactly the access the collaboration needs.
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Visible document status
Docs distinguishes Draft, In review, Approved and Published.
Result: The team sees whether a document is still in progress or already applies.
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Share an approved version
External sharing provides an approved version. Editing internally does not automatically add those changes to an already shared version.
Result: Recipients see the version you approved.
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Decisions and work in progress
A dedicated view shows which decisions are in your documents. The start view answers what is currently being written.
Result: You look it up instead of asking around the team.
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Our next step
Our goal We want to organize our work more clearly. The first step We collect open questions and decide together what matters next.
Continue with it in Peak One.
Your edited details are transferred to a new Peak One tab. Sign in there, review your draft and confirm the next step.
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- Your own draft
- You choose what goes live
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Record the next decision so other people can act on it.
Try your use case. Then continue working on your draft in Peak One.
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