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Peak Atlas

Industry solution · Seminar providers

The seminar room is booked. Who's coming is settled.

Between seminar days, company inquiries and follow-up, it's easy to lose track. Peak One keeps seminars, registrations, inquiries and feedback together so planning and sales have the same status.

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Where the seminar business gets stuck

Good seminars. Scattered organization.

  • Who registered for which appointment is in emails and a spreadsheet that not everyone maintains.
  • Inquiries for in-house seminars come without details on group, topic and time frame.
  • After the seminar, nobody asks in a structured way what went well and what didn't.
  • Corporate clients who have booked before aren't heard from by anyone after the seminar.

The old and the new workflow

From the registration spreadsheet to a seminar with a clear flow.

Typical workflow

  • Collecting sign-ups by email and typing them in
  • Clarifying in-house inquiries with follow-up questions
  • Feedback on paper sheets at the end of the seminar
  • Losing sight of corporate customers after the seminar

With Peak One

  • Every seminar with date, location and sign-ups
  • An inquiry form for in-house seminars
  • A feedback form whose responses arrive in one place
  • Every corporate customer with history and next step

How an in-house seminar runs

From the company inquiry to follow-up.

  1. TriggerA company inquires about a two-day leadership seminar for its team leads.
  2. 01 · FormTake the inquiryAn inquiry form asks for topic, group size, time frame and contact person.
  3. 02 · ContactAdd corporate clientsIn the CRM, the company appears with conversation history and the planned next step.
  4. 03 · QuotePresent the offeringYour seminar offering with target group, benefit and terms is spelled out before you go into the conversation.
  5. 04 · EventAdd a seminarThe seminar is in Events with date and place, and you see who's attending.
  6. 05 · FormCollect feedbackAfter the seminar, participants answer a short feedback form.
Result: Every seminar has a traceable path from inquiry to feedback, and the corporate customer stays in view.

What you start with

Five apps. From the seminar to the next job.

Peak One is not a seminar management system with ticket sales, payment processing, invoices or certificates of attendance. It organizes the work around your seminars: appointment, sign-up, inquiry, customer and feedback.

Frequently asked questions

Briefly answered.

Can participants pay for seminar seats through Peak One?

No. Peak One doesn't process tickets or payments. In Events you invite people to the seminar and see who has registered.

How do I collect feedback after the seminar?

You put the questions together in a form and share it with participants. You read the answers together in Forms.

What does Peak One cost for seminar providers?

There's a free way to start. Which apps are included in which plan is on the pricing page.

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