Peak Docs
Document types
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.
Document types
Meeting notes, handbooks and files in one place
Capture briefs, meeting notes and instructions in Docs, so your team can read what applies instead of asking for the context again.
Agency
Starting point
After the kick-off with a customer, the project team needs to know what was agreed.
Your next step
You write the minutes together in one document and share it with the team.
Result
The decisions from the meeting can be read by everyone.
Consultancy with new employees
Starting point
A new colleague starts and has many questions about processes.
Your next step
You build the team handbook as a document with clear sections.
Result
She finds the answers in the library before she has to ask.
Service provider with a small team
Starting point
Contracts and PDFs are scattered across several computers.
Your next step
You store the files in Docs.
Result
For the question of where which file is and what it's about, there's one place to look.
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Your document
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
Peak Docs
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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