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Peak Sign / For service providers

Between proposal and projectnothing gets lost anymore.

As a service provider you sell time and skill. Peak Sign connects the proposal with the contract, collects the signature and then creates the first tasks in Peak Work. Try the flow on a sample client.

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

Local draft · no product activation
Test the service provider flow

Fictional sample client · nothing is sent.

From a yes in the meeting to a signed start.

Proposal / Contract / Project start

01Proposal → contract02Signature03Project start
Example / Client start

Four steps, one flow.

Proposal → contract
Scope and terms land in the service agreement.
Signature
The client signs via a link, you countersign in Peak One.
Project start
Follow-up tasks in Peak Work, deadlines in view.
Example with fictional data · not the product interface

Your client start in the example

Service, contract, first step.

Describe your service, the matching contract and the first project step. The preview assembles a flow from it and stores nothing.

Local working example · nothing is saved or sent. Please don't enter personal data.

Peak Sign / Start noteLOCAL DRAFT
01 / Your thoughts
02 / Your start noteLocal preview

Three answers. One client start.

Draft · not yet put together

Proposal
Still open
Contract
Still open
Project start
Still open
Your input appears here right away. With “View the start note” you check the three details locally.

From proposal to project

One client process instead of five tools.

Contract, signature and first tasks stay in the same Peak One. The client is the same company you already know.

  1. 01Prepare

    The contract from the template.

    Proposal → contract

    Scope and terms land in the service agreement.

    You start from the service agreement template or upload your own contract. Peak Sign recognises parties, terms and obligations and shows what is still missing before sending.

    Proposal → contract ready to send
  2. 02Sign

    The client needs no account.

    Signature

    The client signs via a link, you countersign in Peak One.

    They receive a personal link, read, request a change if needed and sign. The sent version is frozen.

    Link → signature with record
  3. 03Démarrer

    The project starts in order.

    Project start

    Follow-up tasks in Peak Work, deadlines in view.

    After completion, Peak Sign creates follow-up tasks in Peak Work. In the example this becomes a start note.

    Sample artifact → project start note

From the example to the first client

Start with the service agreement template.

In Peak Sign you open the built-in service agreement template, adapt it to your client and send it for signature. After completion, the follow-up tasks are in Peak Work.

Start with Peak Sign

Peak Sign / Your next step

The client's yes is the project start.

Try the flow on your sample client. Then send your first real contract.

Test the service provider flow
Local working example

The client says yes. The project begins.

Follow-up tasks in Peak Work, deadlines in view.

Frequently asked questions

Are the templates legally reviewed?

Templates are starting points, not legal advice. Have important contracts reviewed by a professional.

Does Peak Sign create the invoice afterwards?

No. Invoice and payment do not run automatically from the signature today.

Do I see all open agreements in one place?

Yes. The overview shows every agreement with its status and next step.