Speak
When someone books a meeting via Calendly, post it in our team channel in Slack.
The microphone appears where your browser supports dictation. Otherwise you simply type the sentence.
Peak Automations · By voice
Tap the microphone and speak your routine. Your browser turns the speech into text, the sentence lands in the input field, and Peak builds the same automation as from a typed sentence: with questions when something is unclear and a test before activation.
Local example · sample data · no microphone on this page
Why: “Team channel” is not clear. Peak asks rather than guessing a channel.
02 / From speaking to automation
Dictation only replaces typing. Everything after it is the same path.
When someone books a meeting via Calendly, post it in our team channel in Slack.
The microphone appears where your browser supports dictation. Otherwise you simply type the sentence.
Trigger: new booking in Calendly, through your workspace's connection
Step: Slack message to the chosen channel with name and time
Question: which channel do you mean?
Peak turns the sentence into trigger, conditions and steps and asks when something is missing.
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These marks start nothing.Proposal and activation stay separate
Dictation uses your browser's speech recognition. Where it is missing, Peak shows no microphone.
Speaking creates a proposal, not a running automation. It only becomes active after a passed test.
This page uses no microphone and saves nothing. The examples are fixed.
The next step
Start Peak Automations, tap the microphone and say in one sentence what should happen automatically.
Speak a routine into Peak AutomationsLocal example · sample data · no microphone on this page
No. Peak uses the browser's speech recognition. Where it is missing, you type the sentence.
No. It becomes a proposal. The automation only becomes active after a passed test.
Yes. The text sits in the input field before Peak processes it.