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Peak Helpdesk / For product teams

Support has known about the bug for a while.The product team doesn't yet.

Recurring problems disappear between tickets and chat messages. In Peak Helpdesk every ticket carries a reason, and “Performance” shows the top reasons over 7, 30 or 90 days. A bug report becomes a task in Peak Task that stays linked to the ticket.

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

Local draft · no product activation
See the product example

Two typical cases. One shared thread.

Support hears it first.

One reason / two typical cases

01In the ticket02Handover03Afterwards
Working world / support and product

From ticket to a task in the product team.

In the ticket
Reason, description and history
Handover
Task in Peak Task, linked to the ticket
Afterwards
Update to the customer by the team
Editorial working card · sample data · not the product view
For product & engineeringBug report → Recurring reason → Feedback

Your next bug report

How would you pass it on?

Create a local note with neutral sample details. Please don't enter real customer data; nothing is saved or sent.

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 thoughts. One clear bug report.

Draft · not yet put together

The report
Still open
The review
Still open
The update
Still open
Your input appears here right away. With “View the start note” you check the three details locally.

Two moments between support and product

What's coming from support?

Choose the case. Checks, next step and sample note follow the situation.

A customer reports

A customer describes a bug in the Live Chat. Support can reproduce it.

The action
Set the reason, write an internal note with the steps and create a task for the product team.
The intent
A report that stays connected to the customer.
Working example / Bug report

The bug note

Reason
Export bug (sample)
Task
In Peak Task, linked to the ticket
Statut
Ticket waiting on the product team
Editorial structure sketch · not a customer reference

The example makes the flow clear. The product proof shows where it starts in Peak Helpdesk.

To the product proof

Does this fit you?

A clear thread. Clear limits.

A problem
you can see.

This is where Peak Helpdesk helps.

  • You want to see which reasons are common in support right now.
  • You want to pass on bug reports connected to the customer.
  • You want the customer to get an update when something is fixed.
Reasons by the teamLinked tasks

No root-cause AI

What Peak Helpdesk doesn't do.

  • Automatic root-cause analysis across many tickets is planned, not available.
  • Customers can't attach screen recordings today; that is planned.
  • Peak Helpdesk doesn't replace an engineering issue tracker.

The next proof is the product

Look at the top reasons of the last 30 days.

In Peak Helpdesk under “Performance” you see reasons and volume per day and channel. From every ticket you create a linked task in Peak Task.

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Peak Helpdesk / Your next step

A good product starts with customers' questions.

Pick the case that's next for you. The right flow follows from it.

See the product example
Local working example

From ticket to improvement.

Update to the customer by the team

Frequently asked questions

Where do the reasons come from?

The team sets a reason on every ticket. The list of top reasons is built from that, without AI.

Does Peak detect root causes automatically?

No. Automatic root-cause analysis across many tickets is planned and not available today.

How does a bug report reach the product team?

As a task in Peak Task linked to the ticket. Whoever works on it sees description, notes and the customer.