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Peak Atlas

Industry solution · Publishers

The lineup is set. And everyone knows their part.

At a publishing house, editorial, production, sales and marketing all work on the same titles, often with authors and partners outside the company. Peak One keeps tasks, agreements, partners and newsletters together, so everyone sees the same status.

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Where everyday work gets stuck

Lots of titles. Many owners.

  • Who is currently working on which title is in a spreadsheet that not everyone maintains.
  • Arrangements with authors sit in personal email threads.
  • Conversations with bookstores, advertisers and collaboration partners are noted down by each person for themselves.
  • The newsletter for the new title is put together under time pressure every time.

The old and the new workflow

From the lineup spreadsheet to a shared publishing status.

Typical workflow

  • Title planning in one big spreadsheet
  • Arrangements with authors by email
  • Partner contacts in personal lists
  • Writing the newsletter right before it goes out

With Peak One

  • Every title as a project with tasks and owners
  • Minutes and decisions per title in documents
  • Every partner with conversation history and next step
  • Newsletter prepared with message, audience and link

How a title works

From the manuscript until the announcement.

  1. TriggerA new title joins the list.
  2. 01 · AgreementClose the agreementThe agreement with the author shows who has already signed and whose signature is still missing.
  3. 02 · TaskPlan the titleEditorial, production and marketing become tasks with a responsible person and a due date.
  4. 03 · DocumentRecord agreementsMinutes and decisions on the title are in documents the whole team can find again.
  5. 04 · ContactReach out to partnersIn the CRM, you record what was discussed with bookstores and partners and what happens next.
  6. 05 · NewsletterPrepare the newsletterYou write subject and message, link the next step and choose the audience.
Result: Every title has a visible status, and agreements no longer depend on individual inboxes.

What you start with

Five apps. One status for the whole lineup.

Peak One is not publishing software. It does not manage rights and licenses, fee billing, title data for the book trade, or the production of typesetting or printing. It organizes the collaboration around the title: tasks, agreements, partners and newsletters.

Frequently asked questions

Briefly answered.

Can I bill fees and licenses with Peak One?

No. Peak One has no fee or license billing. For that, you keep using your existing program.

Are the agreements in Sign a legal substitute for our contracts?

Sign shows who has already signed an agreement and where you need to follow up. Peak One makes no statement on the legal classification of the signature. Clarify that for your contracts with your legal counsel.

What does Peak One cost for a publisher?

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

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