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Peak One · Use case

The event day will not move. So everything before it has to be ready in time.

A business event has a fixed date and a lot of lead time: venue, agenda, invitations, tech. Peak One keeps it together.

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Durum: BetaThe timeline (Gantt) exists in Board V2, not yet in the app catalog.Dependencies and the critical path exist in Work V2.

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What happens if …?

Sample data · nothing is saved

Go-live stays at day 24

Critical path: Concept → Design → Build → Go-live.

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

Trigger, action, outcome

  1. Backwards from event day

    Create tasks with due dates and plan backwards from the fixed date. List, board and My Day show the same tasks.

  2. Meetings and tasks together

    Calls and site visits sit in Peak Calendar next to the tasks, with Google and Outlook through the integrations.

  3. Dependencies in the timeline (beta)

    In Board V2 you see which task is waiting on which, and the critical path. It is part of Work V2.

  4. Make buffer visible

    A delay simulator is planned. The demo uses fixed rules to show how a late confirmation shifts the schedule.

An example

The venue confirms late

Example: Agentur Nordlicht is planning a partner conference. In the demo you delay the venue confirmation by seven days and see whether the event date still holds.

Example, invented

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Frequently asked questions

Can I involve suppliers?

You can invite external people as guests. They only see what you invite them to.

How do I see what puts the event date at risk?

In Work V2 (beta) the timeline shows the critical path. The demo here simulates it in your browser.

Do site visits show in the calendar?

Yes, in Peak Calendar next to your tasks.

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One fixed date, one clear path.

Set up your event as a project and plan backwards from the day itself.

Plan your event