Use case · Club party
The summer party is coming up. And the group chat doesn't explode.
Date, venue, food, helpers, and the cash box: a club party leaves many questions open. Peak One collects answers, sign-ups, and agreements instead of you digging through the chat.
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Sound familiar?
What club parties makes so much work.
- Who can make it when is scattered across a long group chat.
- People argue about the venue forever.
- In the end nobody knows how many are coming or who has the cash box.
The process
From the first idea until the party.
- TriggerBoard meeting
- 01 · SurveyQuestionsDate, food, and helpers in one survey.
- 02 · PollDecideTwo venues, one vote.
- 03 · Group emailInviteTo all members, with a link to sign up.
- 04 · Sign-upLog inBy QR code on the notice board at the clubhouse.
- 05 · AgreementCoordinateWho manages the cash box, signed.
How it works
The checklist for the board.
- 01 / 04
Start a survey
Ask members the four most important questions. The answers arrive collected, separate from the group chat.
- 02 / 04
Vote on the venue
Both venues as poll answers. The result is clear and easy to share.
- 03 / 04
Invite
Create the party in Meetups & events and share the invitation by group email. Sign-ups are collected on the meetup.
- 04 / 04
Questions in one place
You sort out who brings what in a Q&A room instead of the chat.
What you use to do it
What the board plans.
SurveysDate, food, and helpers in one survey.
PollsDecide the venue with a poll.
Meetups & eventsInvitation and sign-ups in one place.
Group emailsThe group email to all members.
QR codesFrom the notice board straight to sign-up.
AgreementsWho manages the cash box, in writing.
Q&AAnswer open questions in one batch.
Frequently asked questions
Briefly answered.
Do members need an account?
You share the invitation, survey, and form by link. What members enter is up to you when you set it up.
Can I still change the QR code after printing?
Yes. A code's destination can still be changed after printing.
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✦ A Peak principle
A network is not an address book. It thrives on the next contact.
Relationships before contacts
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Start with Planning a club party. The rest follows.
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