After you log in, Proof opens directly. Your first request is the first step.
ProofExample
Request to Anna Weber · Müller GmbH
Project
Website relaunch
Request
Prepared on Monday
Response
Still open
Next step
Review and approve response
Sample request, no response yet
Simplified sample view with made-up data.
Why change anything
The customer was thrilled. You can't show any of it.
The praise came in the closing conversation, and nobody wrote it down.
A nice email sits somewhere in the inbox, and it's unclear whether you may show it.
When a prospect asks for references, you first search for what you even have.
Until now
Hope for spontaneous praise after the project ends
Search old emails for usable sentences
Ask individually whether a quote may be used
With Proof
Request a testimonial in a targeted way after the project
Review and approve response
See and use references in one place
How it works
To your result in 3 steps.
01
Prepare request
Prepare a request for your first testimonial, for example after a completed project.
02
Review response
Look at your customer's response and approve it before you use it.
03
Share reference
Use the reviewed testimonial as a reference where prospects see it.
What gets better
Three things Proof does for you.
Ask in a targeted way instead of waiting for praise
You decide whom to ask for a response after a project, and you forget no one.
A dedicated view answers whom to get a testimonial from next.
All testimonials in one place
When a prospect asks for references, you have them at hand instead of searching the inbox.
A library shows which evidence you have and which claim about your work it supports.
Only what's been reviewed goes public
You use a response only after you've reviewed and approved it.
Customer successes are captured, reviewed, approved, and only then shown.
In everyday life
Here's how others see it.
Agency
Trigger
A website project is accepted, and the customer is happy.
With Proof
Right after acceptance, you prepare a request for a testimonial.
Result
The response lands with your references, instead of fading away in the closing conversation.
Consulting
Trigger
A prospect wants to know whether you've done similar projects before.
With Proof
You look in your collection for which evidence supports exactly this claim.
Result
You send suitable, approved references instead of general promises.
Trade business
Trigger
Several jobs are complete, but there are hardly any references.
With Proof
You go through completed customers and ask for responses in a targeted way.
Result
Little by little, a collection of reviewed testimonials builds up.
Before you start.
What's the difference between a response and a reference?
A response is what your customer replies to your request. Only once you've reviewed and approved it do you use it as a reference.
Does Peak One write testimonials for me?
No. Proof collects what your customers report back themselves. You review the response and decide whether to use it.
Can I see which customers I should still ask?
Yes. A dedicated view answers whom to get a testimonial from next.
Can I find testimonials by topic?
The collection shows which evidence you have and which claim it supports. You'll see how to filter it in the app.
How do I embed references on my website?
Proof shows you where you use evidence. You'll see which ways of sharing and embedding are available in the app.
What happens when I click “Request a testimonial”?
You’ll go to the Peak One login. The “Proof” selection and the destination page are passed along in the link. After you log in, you open this app directly. One account works for all Peak One apps.
What does Proof cost?
Features and usage limits depend on your plan. You'll find the overview on the Pricing page. Clicking “Request a testimonial” does not start a paid subscription.
Ask your most recent satisfied customer for their response.
Prepare the request, review the response, and file your first reference in one place.
ProofExampleRequest to Anna Weber · Müller GmbH