Advise
Shoppers in our store should buy right in the chat after getting advice.
Two or three questions, then a fitting suggestion with its reasoning.
Peak Chat · Chat to checkout (planned)
Planned: once it is clear what fits, the chat places a purchase step in the conversation. Payment happens with the payment provider, and the chat only shows a purchase as paid once the provider confirms it.
Planned feature · fixed examples · nothing is paid or bought
Why: someone who was advised well does not want to search again. The card leads straight to the purchase.
02 / Buying with a clear boundary
The chat is meant to advise and prepare the purchase. Payment stays with the payment provider.
Shoppers in our store should buy right in the chat after getting advice.
Two or three questions, then a fitting suggestion with its reasoning.
Advice: occasion, style and delivery wish
Purchase card: one matching sample product with quantity and delivery
Payment with the payment provider, then “paid” in the chat (simulated)
A purchase only counts as paid after the payment provider confirms it.
Your review is still open.
These marks publish nothing.Draft and publishing stay separate
The purchase step in the chat is specified but not available. Peak Chat is not a payment service.
This page takes no payment and knows no card details. Every example is simulated.
The examples name no prices. Prices for Peak Chat are only on the pricing page.
The next step
See in the live demo how a purchase step in the chat is meant to look, simulated and without payment.
See the live demoPlanned feature · fixed examples · nothing is paid or bought
No. The payment is simulated; no money moves.
It is specified but not built yet. We will only name a date once it is really usable.
The Peak Chat inbox for Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Teams and WhatsApp Business, and the Peak Helpdesk guest live chat, where each chat becomes a ticket.