See it on your own operation.
Peaking arrives at the session already running on your catalog and with the stories from your line of business. You book it; what you watch is your own operation.
A session built for your company.
The work happens before the call, not during it.
- 01You book it
Forty five minutes, with whoever runs the counter and whoever owns the system.
- 02We load your catalog
From whatever you can send: a spreadsheet, an export, a price list.
- 03We take one real request
One that is hard for your team today. The harder the better.
- 04You watch it run
On your products, with your pricing, answering your request.
A real request, answered in minutes.
Not a recorded video. Your own request, live.
Need a replacement for this. It is off line 2 and we are down.
That is a pillow block with a 1 1/2 inch bearing. Is the shaft 1 1/2 or 1 7/16? That decides which one it is.
1 1/2.
6 on the shelf at your branch. Sending the quote with the bearing included, on your contract pricing.
- It asks
The one thing that decides the item, instead of guessing.
- It finds
Against your catalog and your real availability.
- It quotes
On that customer pricing, with its number.
- It writes
Into your system, ready for your team.
The more you share, the closer it gets.
None of this is required. All of it makes the session concrete.
A spreadsheet or an export: SKU, attributes, pricing and units.
A few emails or PDFs your team actually received.
Even one customer tier is enough to make the quote real.
Which ERP you run, so we come with its fact sheet.
What comes out of the session.
Your own request, resolved, so there is something concrete to judge.
The area costing you the most right now.
Enough to budget against.
From your team and from your systems, in writing.
Bring the request your team hates. That is the one worth watching.
Show up with the full picture.
Questions about the demo.
How long is it?
Forty five minutes. It is worth more with both the counter and the system owner in the room, because the questions that come up belong to each of them.
Do we have to send our catalog first?
No, but it changes the session. With your catalog you watch it answer on your part numbers. Without it you watch it answer on an example, which proves less.
Is this a recorded demo?
No. It runs live, on the material you sent, answering a request you chose.
What happens after?
You get the scope, the baseline approach and the order of magnitude in writing. Whether that becomes a project is your call.
You've got this.
Send one request your team finds hard. That is the whole preparation.