Due-date reminders
Email the owner, requester or a location a few days before a ticket is due, on the day, or after it while it's still open.
A due date only helps if someone remembers it. Due-date reminders do the remembering: set them once for the stack and every ticket with a due date gets them.
Add one
In the editor's Automations step, scroll below the stages to Due-date reminders and click + Add due-date reminder. Then set:
- How many days, and whether that's before the ticket is due or after it. Use 0 for the due date itself.
- Who gets it: the owner, the requester, watchers, the ticket's location (its shared email) or an email field on the ticket.
- The subject and message. The
{{ticket.due_date}}merge field puts the date in, like "Mar 10, 2030".
Publish the stack, and the reminders cover tickets that already have a due date too.
How they're sent
- From 8 AM in your company's time zone (Settings → Company), checked every hour.
- Once per ticket and reminder. Change the due date and the reminders start over for the new date.
- "After" reminders only go to tickets that are still open; closed tickets never get reminders.
- A reminder whose day is more than a week in the past is skipped, so adding one never emails about long-forgotten tickets.
Ideas
- 2 days before → the owner, so nothing sneaks up on them.
- On the due date → the requester: "We're on it, expect an update today."
- 1 day after → the store's shared inbox, when a repair is overdue.
For nudges while a ticket sits in one step, use step Reminders instead.
Related
- RemindersNudge the owner, requester or a location when a ticket sits in a step too long, and keep nudging until it moves.
- Step emails (notifications)Email the requester, owner, watchers or a store's shared inbox when a ticket reaches a step, in your own words.
- Merge fieldsDrop ticket details, names and links into emails with {{double braces}}, so every message is specific without retyping.
- Ticket fieldsEvery field type, when to use each, and how Required, help text and requester visibility make better tickets.
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