badthemes.blogg.se - Slack recurring reminder

This list is separated into upcoming reminders, recurring reminders, past and incomplete reminders, and completed reminders.įrom this list, you can mark reminders as complete, delete, or snooze them. To do this, open the “More actions” menu on the message (the little three dots icon when you hover over it), and choose “Remind me about this”. Remind yourself about a messageįinally, you can also set a reminder about a specific message.

Try whatever feels most natural to you – Slackbot will let you know if it can’t understand. Slackbot is pretty nifty at deciphering this. There’s also a number of ways you can phrase the date, day and time. remind me to post the report every Monday).Īlternatively, use quotation marks around the reminder and you don’t need to write “in”, “at” or “on”.įor example: /remind me “message boss” 2pm. You can also use every to set a recurring reminder at the same time (e.g.

This will send the notification at 9am on that day by default. remind me to check outreach emails on Monday).

Or, type on followed by a day or date to set the reminder for that day (e.g.

remind me to follow up with Fred at 2pm).

Type at followed by the time to set a specific time (e.g.

remind me to check on the team in 1 hour).

Type in followed by how far in advance you want to get the reminder (e.g.

The “When” can be done a few different ways. You can use quotation marks around the message to make sure it picks it up correctly).

What (this is just the text following the “who”.

This line contains the three pieces of information you need for a reminder. Then who should be reminded, what the reminder is, and when to remind them.įor example: /remind me to post my daily report in 15 minutes. You just need to know the simple syntax for a reminder.