Peak One · Use case
Twenty pieces are in progress. For each one you know who has it right now.
Content passes through many hands: idea, draft, design, approval, publishing. Peak One makes every step visible.
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Waiting for approval
Sample data · nothing is saved- Version 3
- Round 2
- Due tomorrow
Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.
Trigger, action, outcome
Your own statuses per project
Set up your production steps as statuses, for example idea, draft, review, ready. Board and list show the same tasks.
Approvals without email chains
Drafts go through the Inbox for approval. The frozen snapshot shows which version was signed off.
Editorial dates in the calendar
Due dates and focus blocks sit in Peak Calendar next to your meetings, with Google and Outlook through the integrations.
One row per piece
A piece of content is one task. Moving it on the board also changes it in the list, the calendar and My Day.
An example
Three pieces are waiting
Example: Studio Kiel produces content for Nordwind Travel Goods. In the demo you see three drafts waiting for approval and who has to decide on each.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I name the statuses myself?
Yes. Every project on the board has its own statuses.
What happens to an approval if the copy changes afterwards?
The approval keeps the snapshot it referred to, so it stays clear which version was signed off.
Do editorial dates show in the calendar?
Yes. Due tasks and meetings sit side by side in Peak Calendar.
Production that flows.
Create your content board and name the steps the way your team actually works.
Create a content board