Nothing leaves the page
This page reads no tickets, sends nothing and stores nothing on a server.
When a reply is overdue or a customer writes in anger, teams often only then ask who takes over. This template settles triggers, levels and owners beforehand. In Peak Helpdesk you see overdue promises in the “Needs reply” queue, reassign the ticket and record the handover as an internal note.
Dein erster Vorbereitungsschritt
Als Nächstes: Triggers clear
A workflow your team knows before the first case escalates.
When does a ticket count as an escalation, say an overdue promise?
Hier beginnenWho takes over at which level, and who stands in?
Technischer Nachweis offenWhat goes into the note so nobody has to ask again?
Technischer Nachweis offen01 / Deine Ausgangsbasis
Tick what your team has settled. Your selection stays on this page and can be downloaded as a checklist.
02 / Die Zuordnung
Sample cases with sample data. Each row shows what you see in Peak Helpdesk and what the workflow then says.
Open it in “Needs reply”, assign it to the stand-in and write the handover as a note.
Take it straight from “Unassigned”. The assignment shows up in the Peak One Inbox.
Put the visit into the technician's Peak Calendar; the visit report goes on the ticket.
The responsible person decides. Peak Helpdesk refunds nothing and doesn't write to the customer on its own.
„Notiz gelesen“ bestätigt deine Sichtung. Es bestätigt weder Feldkompatibilität noch einen erfolgreichen Import.
Overdue reply, urgent priority, on-site visit.
The template records how your team wants to act. It changes no ticket and writes to nobody.
Peak Helpdesk refunds nothing, never messages customers on its own and doesn't decide for you.
This page reads no tickets, sends nothing and stores nothing on a server.
The cases on this page are sample data, not real customers.
03 / Kontrolliert vorgehen
The “Needs reply” queue puts overdue promises first, with a sentence on what to do first.
The new owner sees the assignment in the Peak One Inbox.
Internal note on the ticket, follow-up task in Peak Task, every change in the history.
The handover stays on the ticket as an internal note.
Download your template or start Peak Helpdesk and see overdue promises in your own queue.
Start Peak HelpdeskPromises, queues, assignment, internal notes, Peak Task tasks and visits in Peak Calendar per the Peak Helpdesk register. Refund approvals and business hours are listed there as planned. The sample cases are made up.
The checklist holds your levels, owners and open points.
# Peak Helpdesk — lokale Wechselcheckliste Design-Demo. Keine Daten wurden importiert oder veröffentlicht. ## Vorbereitung - [ ] Triggers clear Nachweis: List of triggers - [ ] Levels named Nachweis: Levels with names and stand-ins - [ ] Handover settled Nachweis: Sample handover note - [ ] Follow-up tasks settled Nachweis: List of typical follow-up tasks - [ ] Decisions assigned Nachweis: Name per decision ## Vor einem tatsächlichen Wechsel weiterhin prüfen - Peak Helpdesk doesn't apply escalation rules automatically today. You reassign yourself. - Approvals for refunds are planned, not available today. - Promises count in calendar time; business hours are planned. Abgehakte Punkte sind lokale Selbstauskünfte, keine technische Validierung.
No. Peak shows due and overdue tickets first. Your team decides who takes over and assigns the ticket. That person gets a notice in the Peak One Inbox.
No, today they count calendar time in hours. Business hours for response promises are planned.
In an internal note on the ticket. Customers don't see it. Every change to status, priority and assignment is in the history.