In the era of digital where we exist, the majority of people have become smarter and works even harder to get the desired output. We always follow the schedule according to our daily routine, or some people organize their work by making a to-do list and then they follow it wisely. When it comes to organizing the work, most people prefer to use productivity apps. Here, a number of people have already shifted to Notion, which is more than just a note-taking application, and managed to mark its title in one of the best productivity apps.

It happens that we miss important things or work, especially when we do multitasking. Here, reminders come in to the picture. Setting reminders will not help you to remember the tasks, but also it will help you to complete the tasks before time. You can also set reminders in Notion to keep up with important things.

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In this article, we will discuss How to a Set Reminders in Notion. Follow the simple guide till the end that we have managed to provide you. Without further ado, let’s get started.

Set a Reminder in Notion

Setting reminders in Notion is an easy task, to do so, users need to do the following:

Press the “/” command to summon the options list. Now, just type reminders and select “Date or reminder”. Select today or Remind tomorrow 9am, then you can able to select dates including time. You will get more options such as changing the date and timezone format.

Alternate method

Step 1: Open the page in Notion where you want to set a reminder.

Step 2: Once done, type “@remind“.

Step 3: Now, type the day and time you want to reminded.

Step 4: Press Enter to save the reminders, your reminders will be visible on the page that you have selected.

To remove the reminder, just set the reminder date to None. You can set reminders on any page. The notion does support cross platforms, but you cannot selectively choose which devices should get you to notify.

That’s it for now, hope this helps! If you have qurries you can ask it in the comment section down below. Till then stay tuned for more info.

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