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Peak One · Use case
Twelve projects are running at once. You want to know which one needs you today.
When you own many projects, you need the exceptions first. The portfolio in Peak One shows a health state and its reason for each project.
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All projects · exceptions first
Sample data · nothing is saved2 Critical1 Attention2 On track
- Critical
- Critical
- Attention
- On track
- On track
Rule: critical when something is blocked and the milestone is 4 days away or less, or 3+ tasks are overdue. No overall score.
Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.
Trigger, action, outcome
Health with a reason (beta)
Each project gets a state such as on track, attention or critical, derived from overdue and blocked tasks. The reason is shown with it.
Exceptions first
Critical projects come first. Whatever is on track stays quietly in the background.
The same tasks underneath
The portfolio works from the same tasks your team keeps on the board. Nobody has to write a separate status update.
Part of Work V2
Portfolio and project health are built in Work V2 and in beta, not in the app catalog yet.
An example
Five projects, one critical
Example: Agentur Nordlicht runs five client projects. In the demo you filter for „critical“ and see that the Nordwind Travel Goods project has three overdue tasks.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does project health come from?
It is derived from the tasks, for example overdue and blocked ones, and always names its reason.
Does my team have to write status reports?
No. The portfolio reads the same tasks the team works on anyway. AI status reports are planned.
When can I use the portfolio?
It is in beta as part of Work V2. We will announce general availability once it is in the app catalog.
First what needs you.
Set up your projects in Peak One and see in the demo how the portfolio sorts them.
See the portfolio
