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Peak Atlas

Peak One · Use case

„Has this been approved yet?“ The answer is on record, not buried in an email.

Approvals easily get lost in email and chat. In Peak One they run through the Inbox and record exactly what they refer to.

Status: Available in Peak One

Try it

Waiting for approval

Sample data · nothing is saved
  • Version 3
  • Round 2
  • Due tomorrow

Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.

Trigger, action, outcome

  1. One place for pending approvals

    Whoever has to decide finds it in their Inbox. You see what is waiting and with whom.

  2. Frozen snapshot

    Every approval freezes what it refers to. If work continues afterwards, it stays clear which version was signed off.

  3. A traceable decision

    Approving and rejecting are recorded, with the person and the time.

  4. Permissions decide who approves

    Roles and access profiles set who sees what. External people work as guests and only see what you invite them to.

An example

Three items waiting

Example: At Agentur Nordlicht a banner, a proposal text and a schedule are waiting for approval. In the demo you see who decides on each and how long it has been waiting.

Example, invented

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Frequently asked questions

What if something changes after the approval?

The approval keeps the snapshot it referred to, so it stays visible what exactly was signed off.

Can my client approve?

Yes, if they have access to the workspace, for example as a guest.

Does Peak remind people about pending approvals?

Pending approvals sit in the Inbox of the person who has to decide. Peak does not write to external people on its own.

Clear what is signed off.

Put your next approval into Peak One and leave the email chain behind.

Request an approval