Peak Pages / Appointment bookings
The interest is there.The meeting is stuck in an inbox.
Between “sounds good” and the first conversation there are often several e-mails. In Peak Pages you ask one or two pre-questions and then show the Peak Booking block right on the page. Name and e-mail from the answers are already filled in, and the contact lands in Peak CRM.
Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.
Plan the flow in the example. Nothing is booked.
Page / questions / slot
From visit to meeting.
- The conversation
- Which meeting, how long?
- The pre-questions
- What do you need to know first?
- The confirmation
- What's on the thank-you page?
Your booking flow
Conversation, pre-questions, confirmation.
Plan with a made-up meeting what happens before and after the booking. No calendar is connected and nothing is saved.
Local working example · nothing is saved or sent. Please don't enter personal data.
Three answers. One booked slot.
Draft · not yet put together
- The conversation
- Still open
- The pre-questions
- Still open
- The confirmation
- Still open
From the page into the calendar
Ask. Book. Confirm.
The path is short because nobody enters the same details twice.
- 01Pre-questions
Briefly clarify what it's about.
The conversationWhich meeting, how long?
A small funnel asks one question per screen. The “Book a first call” template gives you a ready structure.
Template → two pre-questions - 02Book
Pick the slot on the page.
The pre-questionsWhat do you need to know first?
The block shows a Peak Booking page. Name and e-mail come from the answers; the visitor only picks the time.
Answers → prefilled booking - 03Result
A meeting with context.
The confirmationWhat's on the thank-you page?
The contact sits in Peak CRM with their answers. The thank-you page says what happens next; in the local example you get a booking note.
Sample artifact → booking note
The next proof is the product
Put the booking block on your first page.
In Peak Pages you choose a Peak Booking page in the block. You manage availability and meetings there; the page only shows them.
Start Peak PagesPeak Pages / Your next step
A good meeting starts with two smart questions.
Think about what you ask first in every first call. That's exactly what belongs before the booking.
See Peak Booking
One booking instead of three e-mails.
What's on the thank-you page?
Frequently asked questions
Which calendar is used?
The block shows a Peak Booking page. You manage availability and meetings there.
Do visitors enter their details twice?
No. Name and e-mail from the funnel answers are already filled in for the booking.
Is there a ready template?
Yes, the “Book a first call” template. You adapt copy, pre-questions and brand.