When contacts haven’t completed a request, ClearPolicy lets you send them a reminder without creating a new request. The original personal link stays valid, so recipients can pick up right where they left off. You can send reminders manually, in bulk, or have ClearPolicy send them automatically on a schedule.Documentation Index
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Send a reminder for a single request
To remind a specific person about a specific document:- Open the document and go to the Compliance tab, or open the contact’s Requests tab in the People section.
- Find the pending request and open its activity view.
- Click Send Reminder. The recipient receives a new email containing the same personal link from the original request.
Send bulk reminders with nudge
To remind everyone in your People list who has outstanding requests:- Go to the People section.
- Use the Nudge action to send reminders to all contacts who have pending requests. ClearPolicy sends a reminder email to each person with at least one outstanding request.
Set up automatic reminders
ClearPolicy can automatically send reminders to recipients who haven’t completed their requests. Automatic reminders run daily and apply to all pending requests across your organization.Enable automatic reminders
In the Automatic reminders section, turn on the Enable automatic reminders toggle.
Choose a reminder cadence
Select how many days to wait before sending the first reminder. Available options are 3 days, 5 days, 7 days, or 14 days after the request was sent.
Automatic reminders appear in the request activity log as “Reminded (Scheduled)” so you can distinguish them from manual reminders.
| Setting | Options | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Enable automatic reminders | On / Off | On |
| Reminder cadence | 3, 5, 7, or 14 days | 5 days |
| Repeat reminders | On / Off | Off |
What happens when a reminder is sent
The recipient receives a new email with the same personal link from their original request. They don’t need a new link — the original token remains valid. No new request is created, and the activity log for the existing request is updated to reflect that a reminder was sent. If request expiry is enabled and the request has a deadline, the reminder email includes the expiration date so the recipient can see exactly how much time they have left.Reminder emails use the same personal token link as the original request. Sending a reminder does not create a new request or change the request’s status.