The template library
The question comes
before the form.
An occasion. The fitting questions. A clear next step.
Templates · Sales & consulting
Consultants ask the same questions again and again: before the first call, in the briefing, at the start and after the project. These templates ask them for you.

Qualify leads · directly editable
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Qualify leads: three steps with need and revenue range, timing and decision role, then contact and company. Four scoring dimensions lead to “qualified”, “review” or a thank-you.
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In this collection
Five templates from the editor and one playable template.
6 of 6 demo drafts
Qualify leads: three steps with need and revenue range, timing and decision role, then contact and company. Four scoring dimensions lead to “qualified”, “review” or a thank-you.
Qualify leadsQualify leads
Get to know a project: four questions on goal, start, budget range and contact. No points, ends with a thank-you message.
Get to know a projectGet to know a project
Onboard customers: contact person, company with website and billing e-mail, the goal for the first 90 days, preferred start and tools in use, in one go.
Onboard customersOnboard customers
Onboarding as a story, playable: customer onboarding in three chapters (goal, team, start). The chosen pace decides the result.
Onboarding as a storyOnboarding as a story
Support request: area, urgency and description. Whoever says they can't work right now is flagged as urgent for review.
Support requestSupport request
Feedback and NPS: likelihood to recommend from 0 to 10. At 0 to 6 “What would we have to change to make it a 10?” appears and the response is flagged for review.
Feedback and NPSFeedback and NPS
This collection's templates as a local design demo with sample fields. Each template's full questions are in Peak Forms.
The flow
Each template belongs to one moment in the project. Together they form a thread from first contact to referral.
The template library
An occasion. The fitting questions. A clear next step.
Your next step
Play onboarding as a story and take it for your next project.
Stays in this browser. Nothing is sent, nothing is saved automatically.
In this collection
Five templates from the editor and one playable template.
Qualify leads: three steps with need and revenue range, timing and decision role, then contact and company. Four scoring dimensions lead to “qualified”, “review” or a thank-you.
Peak One'da ConnectGet to know a project: four questions on goal, start, budget range and contact. No points, ends with a thank-you message.
Peak One'da ConnectOnboard customers: contact person, company with website and billing e-mail, the goal for the first 90 days, preferred start and tools in use, in one go.
Peak One'da ConnectOnboarding as a story, playable: customer onboarding in three chapters (goal, team, start). The chosen pace decides the result.
Peak One'da ConnectSupport request: area, urgency and description. Whoever says they can't work right now is flagged as urgent for review.
Peak One'da ConnectFeedback and NPS: likelihood to recommend from 0 to 10. At 0 to 6 “What would we have to change to make it a 10?” appears and the response is flagged for review.
Peak One'da ConnectEach template is its own form. Answers can meet at one contact only when contact assignment is enabled; the briefing does not enable it by default.
Yes. The briefing asks for goal and timing, the onboarding for the 90-day goal. You simply delete the company and billing questions.
Yes, by mail or in the Peak One inbox. You reach other tools through the signed webhook.