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Peak Docs / For project teams

It was decided in the meeting.But where is it written?

Minutes sit in folders, tasks in another tool, the reasoning nowhere. In Peak Docs project minutes capture the decision in a decision block, reference the project and link the tasks that follow from it.

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Two typical meetings. One traceable path.

Minutes that belong to the project.

One project / two meetings

01In the meeting02At the decision03Afterwards
Working world / project meetings

From the meeting to a linked task.

In the meeting
Notes in the shared minutes
At the decision
Capture the decision with its reasoning
Afterwards
A task that links back to the minutes
Editorial working card · not the product view
For project leads & teamsMeeting → Decision → Task

Your project minutes

How would you capture it?

Create a local minutes note with neutral sample details. It shows the structure and is never saved or shared.

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

Three thoughts. One set of minutes.

Draft · not yet put together

The question
Still open
The people involved
Still open
The task
Still open
Your input appears here right away. With “View the start note” you check the three details locally.

Two moments in a project

Which meeting is coming up?

Choose the meeting. Minutes, decision and sample note follow it.

Ongoing project

The team discusses the week's status and blockers.

The action
Note blockers in the minutes and assign each one to a person as a task.
The intent
Every blocker has a person and a task.
Working example / Weekly project meeting

The weekly minutes

स्टेटस
What happened since last week?
Blockers
What's holding the team up?
Tasks
Who solves what by when?
Editorial structure sketch · not a customer reference

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

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Does this fit you?

A clear job. Clear limits.

Project
minutes.

This is where Peak Docs helps.

  • You want to capture decisions with their reasoning on the project.
  • Tasks from meetings shouldn't just sit in the minutes.
  • Newcomers should be able to read why things are the way they are.
Local previewTasks in Peak Work

No automatic planning

What Peak Docs doesn't do.

  • Peak Docs doesn't replace resource or schedule planning.
  • Peak Docs doesn't invite anyone to meetings automatically.
  • The sample note is not a real project and not a real task.

The next proof is the product

From the example to your next minutes.

In Peak Docs minutes reference the project, capture decisions in a decision block and turn checklist items into tasks. Start for free with the minutes of your next meeting.

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Peak Docs / Your next step

What's decided should be findable.

Pick the meeting you have coming up next. The minutes follow from it.

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Local working example

For the next project meeting.

A task that links back to the minutes

Frequently asked questions

Where do decisions from meetings go?

In the minutes' decision block, with the reasoning. Version history keeps visible what changed later.

Does Peak Docs replace project planning?

No. Tasks run in Peak Work; Peak Docs holds minutes, decisions and references.

Can several people take notes at once?

Yes. Peak Docs supports real-time co-editing with visible cursors, offline too.

Are the examples on this page real customers?

No. All examples are made-up sample data. The exercises run only locally in your browser and save nothing.