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Peak Helpdesk / For founders

At the start you answer everything yourself.Then nothing can get lost any more.

Requests arrive by e-mail, on the phone and through the website. Peak Helpdesk turns each one into a ticket with a number, status and priority. The customer is the same person as everywhere in Peak One. When the first team member joins, they take over an inbox, not a pile of e-mails.

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

Local draft · no product activation
See the founder flow

Fictional example · nothing is stored.

You still answer yourself. But no longer from memory.

Request / ticket / reply

01E-mail02Website03Phone
Example / The first inbox

One place for every request.

E-mail
Forwarded to your workspace's address, as a ticket with a number.
Website
Live Chat embedded via script, visitors need no account.
Phone
Call entered manually or taken over via sipgate as a phone ticket.
Editorial working card · sample data · not the product view

Your support in the example

Intake, cover, promise.

Describe where requests come from, who covers for you and what you promise. The preview shows the path and stores nothing.

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

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

Three answers. Support that grows with you.

Draft · not yet put together

The intake
Still open
The cover
Still open
The promise
Still open
Your input appears here right away. With “View the start note” you check the three details locally.

From mailbox to inbox

Collect first. Then be able to hand off.

Peak Helpdesk sorts exceptions first: what needs a reply sits at the top. A rule-based sentence says what to do first. Peak decides nothing for you.

  1. 01Capture

    Every request becomes a ticket.

    E-mail

    Forwarded to your workspace's address, as a ticket with a number.

    E-mails, chat and calls land in the same inbox with a number, reason and priority. The history of every change is kept.

    Request → ticket #1042 (sample)
  2. 02Reply

    From your own mailbox.

    Website

    Live Chat embedded via script, visitors need no account.

    Replies go out through the Gmail or Outlook account connected in Peak Chat, with your signature and the ticket number in the subject. If sending fails, the ticket says so.

    Reply → [#1042] in the subject
  3. 03Hand off

    The inbox now has two people.

    Phone

    Call entered manually or taken over via sipgate as a phone ticket.

    Assign tickets. Your colleague sees “Mine” and “Unassigned” and gets assignments in the Peak One Inbox. In the example this becomes a handover note.

    Sample artifact → handover note

The next proof is the product

Forward your support address today.

In Peak Helpdesk you set up forwarding, the Live Chat and your response promise in hours. From the first ticket on you see what is due and what is about to be overdue.

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Peak Helpdesk / Your next step

Growing doesn't mean forgetting requests.

Try the flow on your example. Then forward the first real support e-mail into Peak Helpdesk.

See the founder flow
Local working example

Every request has a status.

Call entered manually or taken over via sipgate as a phone ticket.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a separate support mailbox?

No. You forward e-mails to your workspace's address. Replies go out through the Gmail or Outlook account you connected in Peak Chat.

Can I record phone calls?

Yes. You enter calls by hand as tickets. With sipgate you can take over a call as a phone ticket.

Does Peak Helpdesk answer requests automatically?

No. AI answers are planned and not available today. Peak sorts tickets by rules and suggests what comes first; you do the answering.