Peak Docs / For marketing teams
Every campaign has a brief.Each one just looks different.
One brief in chat, one in a slide, one in an e-mail. In Peak Docs you create a template from your own documents, write together and collect the review as comments right on the text.
Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.
Two typical situations. One shared path.
One brief / two working situations
From brief to reviewed version.
- In the brief
- Goal, audience, key message
- In review
- Assign and resolve comments
- Afterwards
- A version with a diff to the previous one
Your content brief
How would you start?
Create a local brief note with neutral sample details. It shows the structure and is saved nowhere.
Local working example · nothing is saved or sent. Please don't enter personal data.
Three thoughts. One content brief.
Draft · not yet put together
- The goal
- Still open
- The roles
- Still open
- The next step
- Still open
Two moments in content work
What are you working on right now?
Choose the situation. Brief, review step and sample note follow it.
Content brief
A specialist article is due in two weeks.
- The action
- Create the brief from the team template and pin down the key message.
- The intent
- Everyone writes towards the same goal.
The content brief
- Goal
- What should the reader know afterwards?
- Key message
- One sentence the text proves
- Review
- Who reviews by when?
The example makes the flow clear. The product proof shows where it starts in Peak Docs.
To the product proofDoes this fit you?
A clear job. Clear limits.
One shared
brief.
This is where Peak Docs helps.
- You want to write briefs in one shared structure.
- You'd rather collect review notes on the text than in chat.
- You want to see what changed between two versions.
Approval workflow planned
What Peak Docs doesn't do today.
- Peak Docs doesn't publish or schedule posts.
- Approvals with a set order and roles are planned, not available.
- A suggestion mode for edits is planned.
The next proof is the product
From the example to a real brief.
In Peak Docs you write together, comment with mentions and compare versions. Start for free and turn your best brief into a team template.
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Good content starts with the same brief.
Pick the situation you're facing right now. The brief note follows from it.
Try the example
A brief everyone reads the same way.
A version with a diff to the previous one
Frequently asked questions
Can I create my own brief template?
Yes. You turn one of your own documents into a template for the team.
Are there approvals with a set order?
Not yet. Approval workflows with order and roles are planned. Today reviews run through comments, assignment and versions.
Does Peak Docs publish content to channels?
No. Peak Docs doesn't publish or schedule posts. It's the place for brief, copy and review.
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.