For operations managers
Some tasks come every week. They shouldn't feel new every week.
Operations keeps the business running. Peak Automations takes over recurring steps, is tested before it is switched on and lets risky steps wait for approval.
Try it
Step 1 of 4 · Trigger
Sample data · nothing is savedA task in the “relaunch” project moves to “review”.
Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.
What your week looks like
Trigger, condition, action
Peak Automations is available today and can, for example, create tasks when something happens.
Test first, then switch on
An automation only runs once its current version has been tested.
Risky steps wait for approval
Steps with risk wait for confirmation in the Inbox.
An example
Month-end without sticky notes
Example: At Nordwind Travel Goods, Paul creates the same month-end tasks every month. An automation does it now, and a task with external effect waits for his approval. The demo shows trigger, condition, action and approval step by step.
Honest limits
No self-steering agents
Agents that steer projects on their own are planned. Today there are automations with approval.
External actions need your own connections
Actions in other tools only run through your workspace's connections.
Frequently asked questions
What if an automation goes wrong?
Every run is logged. Risky steps wait for approval first.
Do I need to code?
No. You describe trigger, condition and action.
Will an automation create duplicate tasks?
It writes to the same task table as the team. No separate list is created.