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Set reminders on your contacts

Activation and followup

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Create a reminder

You can create reminders on your contacts (people & companies), in any of your groups on folk.

Just click the 3 dots next to the contact (to open the 'quick actions' menu) or go to the Reminders section on a contact's profile.

You can add key information in your reminder:

  • Title: by default we add "Reminder on contact's name", but you can add the name of the event/task you want to be reminded of, with as much details as needed.

  • Due date: pick the date & time you want to be notify on.

  • Repeat: if this is a recurring event, select the frequency (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly).

  • Reminder visibility: by default Reminders are shared to everyone who have access to the contact. But you can set it up private to you.

  • Assign to: by default the reminder is assign to you (to notify you). You can pick additional members of your team that you'd want to be notified as well. If the Reminder is private, you cannot assign other members.

View reminders

Reminders are visible on your contact's profile. In the reminder section, you can visualize all your upcoming reminders, listed by due date.

From the list, you can edit a reminder, change its visibility (private/public) and delete the reminder.

You can also visualize all your reminders from all your contacts, in the Notification center (upcoming tab).

On the table & pipeline views, you can also get a quick overview of which contacts have set up reminders, thanks to the clock icon next to the contact's name or contact's card.

Get notified

Reminders will show up in the Notification center:

  • In the upcoming tab, you can see your list of upcoming reminders (due in the future).

  • In the Notification tab you can see past reminders.

On the due date, you'll receive a notification by email (if you've set up email notification for reminders), and a notification in-app in the Notification center.

-> Get started with our best practices on reminders.

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