Clarify the need
Inquiries for website projects should turn straight into a draft quote.
Service, scope and timing, as quick questions in the conversation.
Peak Chat · Chat to offer (planned)
Planned: the chat collects scope, timing and wishes and creates a draft quote in Peak Offer from them. You check and send it yourself; the chat never promises a price.
Planned feature · fixed examples · no quote is created or sent
Why: scope decides the quote. The chat collects it; you set the terms.
02 / How it is meant to fit together
Peak Offer exists today as its own app. The plan is for a conversation to create a draft there directly.
Inquiries for website projects should turn straight into a draft quote.
Service, scope and timing, as quick questions in the conversation.
Questions: number of pages, shop or not, content ready
A summary the visitor confirms
Draft in Peak Offer with service modules, no price in the chat (simulated)
You check content and terms and send the quote on purpose.
Your review is still open.
These marks publish nothing.Draft and publishing stay separate
Today you create quotes in Peak Offer. Starting one from a chat is not possible yet.
Creating a draft quote from the chat is specified but not built.
The chat is not meant to promise prices. The examples here contain no amounts and create nothing.
The next step
Take a look at Peak Offer, the app where draft quotes from the chat are meant to land.
See Peak OfferPlanned feature · fixed examples · no quote is created or sent
No. The plan is a draft that a person reviews and sends.
No. The examples are simulations with sample data in your browser. No appointment, payment, message or contact is created.
It is specified but not built yet. We will only name a date once it is really usable.