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Peak Booking / Use cases

Not every meeting is the same.Pick the flow by your goal.

A first call needs different questions than a client meeting or a job interview. Peak Booking has its own flow types for that: sales, application, support, known contact, internal and classic. Use an example to find out which one fits you.

Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.

Local draft · no product activation
Choose a use case

Local example · no meeting is booked.

First the goal. Then the meeting.

Goal / Flow / Next step

01Goal02Guest03Next step
Example / Choosing the flow

Three questions before the first meeting.

Goal
Which conversation should happen more often and better?
Guest
Who books, and what does that person need beforehand?
Next step
What should happen after the call shapes the questions before it.
Example with fictional data · not the product interface

Your use case in the example

Goal, guest, next step.

Describe the conversation, who books and what should happen next. The preview assembles a flow from it and stores nothing.

Local working example · nothing is saved or sent. Please don't enter personal data.

Peak Booking / Start noteLOCAL DRAFT
01 / Your thoughts
02 / Your start noteLocal preview

Three answers. One fitting flow.

Draft · not yet put together

Goal
Still open
Guest
Still open
Next step
Still open
Your input appears here right away. With “View the start note” you check the three details locally.

From goal to the right flow

One flow type, a few rules, one real meeting.

Every booking page starts with a flow type or a template. Then you decide which answers lead to a meeting and which lead to other help.

  1. 01Choose

    The flow follows the goal.

    Goal

    Which conversation should happen more often and better?

    There are separate flow types and templates for sales, applications, support, known contacts, internal meetings and classic booking.

    Goal → flow type
  2. 02Clarify

    Few questions, clear paths.

    Guest

    Who books, and what does that person need beforehand?

    For each answer you set: fits, can continue on their own, is better served elsewhere, or doesn't fit. Nobody hits a dead end.

    Answer → fitting path
  3. 03Book

    A meeting with context.

    Next step

    What should happen after the call shapes the questions before it.

    The guest picks a free time from your calendar. In the example this only becomes a note on the fitting flow.

    Sample artifact → flow note

From the example to the first page

Start with a template.

In Peak Booking you pick a template for your use case, connect your Google Calendar and try the page in test mode before any guest sees it.

Start with Peak Booking

Peak Booking / Your next step

The right flow starts with the right goal.

Try the example with your conversation. Then pick the fitting template.

Choose a use case
Local working example

Every conversation has a purpose.

What should happen after the call shapes the questions before it.

Frequently asked questions

Which meetings does Peak Booking suit today?

For one-to-one meetings: discovery calls, demos, consultations, applications, support and meetings with known contacts.

Which calendar can I connect?

Google Calendar today. Outlook and Microsoft 365 are not available yet.

Does my guest need an account?

No. Your guest books on a public page without signing in and gets a personal link to reschedule or cancel.