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An API and SDK for Peak Analytics are planned;
until then, CSV export is the way out.
Peak Analytics has no API and no SDK. To get evaluations into another system, use the preview's CSV export or share a released snapshot by link. This page explains both routes and says plainly what you can't do without programmatic access.
Where do you want to make progress?
Today: export the pivot as CSV by hand
An API and SDK for Peak Analytics are planned;
until then, CSV export is the way out.
No API, no SDK, no date.
Peak Analytics has no API and no SDK. To get evaluations into another system, use the preview's CSV export or share a released snapshot by link. This page explains both routes and says plainly what you can't do without programmatic access. The Peak Analytics specification lists an API and SDK as planned, and they are not built. There is no date. Until then, CSV export is the route for data and a shared snapshot is the route for people.
What you need.
- A plan with export allowance and someone who runs the export regularly.
- A released snapshot; you can revoke the link at any time.
- Fixed rows, columns and time grain so every import looks the same.
The learning path
Export, process, share.
Export the evaluation as CSV
Build the pivot evaluation you need and export it as CSV for Excel. Every export counts against your plan's export allowance.
- Today: export the pivot as CSV by hand
- Load the file with a fixed column layout
- Automatic retrieval remains planned
Automatic retrieval remains planned
If you get stuck
When the number doesn't fit.
Are there API keys or webhooks?
No. Neither an API nor an SDK nor webhooks are built, and there is no date for them.
Can I schedule exports?
No. Scheduled reports and automatic delivery are planned. Today you export by hand from the preview.
Can I load data from other systems?
No. The preview evaluates orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files in Peak. Importing arbitrary external data isn't part of it; the data sources page lists the sources there are.
Your quality check
Before you use it in your workspace.
Tick what you have checked. Your selection stays in this view only.
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What this article is based on.
Editorial page with fictional examples (Taktwerk Software (fictional), Harbourview Agency (fictional), Nordwind Travel Goods (fictional)). The behaviour described follows the Peak Analytics specification; it is planned and not built. No measurements, no customers, nothing is sent or saved.
- Evidence pending
Product specification. Capabilities described on this page are planned and not built; none of it is a measurement.
- Checked evidence
Peak Analytics is a preview: pivot over orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files; count, sum, average, minimum, maximum; day to year; CSV export; sharing a released snapshot; largest value as a task.
peak-one app/w/[scope]/apps/analytics, lib/bi/model.ts, lib/views/pivot.ts, lib/bi/share.ts · checked 2026-10-29 - Editorial demo
Synthetic numbers in the browser. No real data is read, computed or saved.
Honest answer: CSV.
The preview documentation covers how export and sharing work in detail.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use this in Peak Analytics yet?
No. This capability is planned and not built yet; there is no launch date. Available today is the Peak Analytics preview: pivot evaluations over orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files with CSV export and sharing.
How do I get data out without an API?
Through the CSV export of a pivot evaluation. It counts against your plan's export allowance and is started by hand.
Are there webhooks or scheduled exports?
No. Webhooks are not built; scheduled reports are planned.
Can I push external data in through an API?
No. The preview only evaluates orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files in Peak.