Peak Docs / Agencies
Briefing, feedback, report.Finally in one place.
In agencies, briefings travel back and forth as attachments and feedback hides in emails. In Peak Docs you write together, resolve comments on the text and share the released state as a reading page.
Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.
Sample agency with fictional data · local preview.
Briefing / Feedback / Release
What the briefing settles.
- Goal
- What should the work achieve for the client?
- Masukan
- Which comments are open, which resolved?
- Release
- Which state goes to the client?
Your client briefing
Three answers, one agreed briefing.
Describe goal, feedback givers and next step. Everything stays in this open preview.
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Three answers. One client briefing.
Draft · not yet put together
- Project goal
- Still open
- Feedback from
- Still open
- Next step
- Still open
One flow for client work
From briefing to a shared state.
Write, align, share – without attachment ping-pong and without asking which version applies.
- 01Write
Create the briefing together.
GoalWhat should the work achieve for the client?
You work in the same document at the same time and see who is writing where. Your own template saves the start.
Template → client briefing - 02Align
Feedback right on the text.
MasukanWhich comments are open, which resolved?
Comments with mentions, assigning and resolving. Open points become tasks for the team.
Comment → task - 03Share
Release the state for the client.
ReleaseWhich state goes to the client?
The client reads a released state as a reading page. Guest access and a client portal are planned.
Sample artifact → reading page
The example becomes your briefing
Create your first client briefing.
In Peak Docs your team writes together, resolves comments, sees versions with differences and releases a state as a public read-only link.
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One version everyone knows.
Create the briefing in the example. Then decide whether Peak Docs fits your client work.
Create a client briefing in the example
From briefing to an agreed result.
Which state goes to the client?
Frequently asked questions
What does an agency use in Peak Docs today?
Realtime co-editing, templates from your own documents, comments that become tasks and read-only links for clients.
Can clients work directly in the document?
Not yet. Guest access and a client portal are planned. Today clients get a read-only page.
Are the examples real clients?
No. All examples are fictitious and labelled as examples.