What changed where it is already running.
None of these companies bought the same thing. Each story is told by what came out of it: how much was quoted, at what hour, and with how many people.
What is happening in production.
quotes created in production ERP between April and September 2026
6 companies · April to September 2026responses sent to customer messages before a salesperson typed anything
4 industrial distributorsof conversations started outside business hours, with 99.9% answered in under five minutes
Biotar · 5,194 conversationsHow it was measuredFigures come from a production audit, not a survey, and test traffic is excluded before counting. Before a salesperson typed anything means before the first message from a person in that conversation, not that nobody read it. Quotes are quotes created in the ERP, not revenue. All four operations are Mexican distributors running on their own systems; the product differs, the shape of the work does not. Production data audited as of September 23, 2026.
What each story says it does not prove.
The rules we hold ourselves to before publishing a number.
A number with no denominator cannot be compared to anything, not to another vendor and not to your own operation.
Everything comes from each customer production instance. Test traffic is excluded before counting.
We say amount quoted, because that is what was measured. We do not present it as revenue and we do not attribute sales to Peaking.
One measures autonomous coverage, another measures an internal workflow, another measures coexistence with a team. They are not the same claim.
Read the one closest to your operation.
1,512 quotes created where almost six in ten messages arrive outside business hours.
MIYA · the list comes in, the quote goes out$27.8 M quoted on requests that used to wait their turn.
MEXBELT · the quote goes out before the call ends$4.07 M in quotes the reps built themselves.
FORZA EPP · more accounts with the same people1,500 customers served per month without changing who talks to them.
You've got this.
Peaking shows up to the session already working with your own catalog, so you see it on your part numbers instead of on an example.