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Peak PRM · Promises

A promise is a promise.In business too.

“I'll send you that” is quickly said and quickly forgotten. Peak PRM records your promises and turns them into tasks only after you confirm.

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Track a promise

You record them yourself. Suggestions come from your notes, never from listening in on conversations.

Example: Erik and the promised article

Keep promises / Local preview

01The problem02How it works03Why confirmation matters
Keep promises

Example: Erik and the promised article

The problem
Small promises made in conversation are the ones most often lost.
How it works
You note the promise on the person.
Why confirmation matters
Not every half-sentence is a promise.
Example, invented

An example

Example: Erik and the promised article

Erik, founder of an engineering firm (example), tells Lea over lunch that he will send her an article on funding programmes. He notes it, confirms the task for Thursday, sends the article on Wednesday and ticks it off. The history shows: kept.

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01 / Your thoughts
02 / Your start noteLocal preview

Three thoughts. One next step.

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The person
Still open
The occasion
Still open
The next step
Still open
Your input appears here right away. With “View the start note” you check the three details locally.

How it works

Keep promises

“I'll send you that” is quickly said and quickly forgotten.

  1. 01First

    The problem

    The problem

    Small promises made in conversation are the ones most often lost.

    Small promises made in conversation are the ones most often lost. Yet they decide whether someone trusts you.

    You get → The problem
  2. 02Then

    How it works

    How it works

    You note the promise on the person.

    You note the promise on the person. Peak PRM suggests it as a task, and you confirm content and date. When done, you tick it off.

    You get → How it works
  3. 03After that

    Why confirmation matters

    Why confirmation matters

    Not every half-sentence is a promise.

    Not every half-sentence is a promise. Only your confirmation creates a task, so no false obligations end up on your list.

    You get → Why confirmation matters

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Promises from conversations

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  • Confirm
  • Confirm
  • Confirm

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Peak PRM / Your next step

Trust grows from promises kept.

Follow a promise in the demo from the note to confirmed completion.

Track a promise
Local working example

Trust grows from promises kept.

Not every half-sentence is a promise.

Frequently asked questions

Where do the tasks go?

Confirmed promises become tasks in Peak One that you also see in Peak Work. There is no second task list.

What about promises others made to me?

You can note them on the person. Only your own promises become tasks.

What if I cannot keep a promise?

A short, honest message beats silence. Peak PRM shows you in time what is still open.

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