Configuring reminders on processes

In Unifize, reminders help maintain momentum by automatically notifying users if a record has been inactive for a specific number of days. You can configure these reminders at the process level to ensure timely follow-ups and reduce the risk of missed actions.


What Are Reminders?

A reminder is a system-generated message that is sent to record participants when a record has been inactive for a set period. This helps prompt users to take action, respond to checklists, or move the record forward in its workflow.


How to Configure a Reminder

To add a reminder to a process:

  1. Go to Manage from the left sidebar

  2. Click the pencil icon next to the process you want to edit

  3. Scroll to the Reminders section in the configuration panel

  4. Click + Add auto reminder

You’ll now see the following fields:

🛠 Reminder Settings

Field
Description

Auto remind in [ X ] days of inactivity

Enter the number of days the record should be idle before the reminder is triggered.

Allow participants to disable (toggle)

Enable or disable the ability for record participants to manually turn off reminders.

Reminder message

Type the custom message that will be sent to participants when the reminder triggers.

🗑️ Trash icon

Use this to delete the reminder if no longer needed.


Example Configuration

Auto remind in: 3

Message: “This record has been inactive for 3 days. Please review and take the necessary next steps.”

The reminder will automatically be sent to the record participants if no action has been taken for 3 days.


Best Practices

  • Keep reminder messages clear and actionable

  • Use reminders for processes where delays commonly occur

  • Let participants disable reminders only when appropriate (e.g., low-priority workflows)

  • Keep the number of reminders reasonable to avoid notification fatigue


Reminders are a simple but powerful way to keep work moving in Unifize. By setting up inactivity-based nudges, teams can reduce bottlenecks and ensure that records are progressing through their intended workflow.

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