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I neeed a strong reminder

anytao
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August 26, 2025

Sometimes a strong reminder will be good for instance response.

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Gökçe Karaduman-The Starware
Atlassian Partner
August 27, 2025

Hi @anytao ,

There is no built-in (native) reminder feature available directly in Jira Cloud. If you're open to using a third-party app, I recommend Reminders. It allows you to create reminders directly on the issue for any specific date and time. You can also send instant reminders using the "Poke" feature. Additionally, if you use tools like Slack, Microsoft Teams or Google Chat, you can send reminders to selected channels within those platforms.

You can either set a specific date for a reminder, or use the "Relative Reminder" feature to trigger reminders based on a date field within the Jira issue — ensuring the reminder is sent on the relevant date.

Reminders can be easily created via the "Create Reminder" button on the right panel of the issue view. There is also a "My Reminders" page where you can view and manage all the reminders you've created, along with their current statuses.

Additionally, Issue Reminders provides a post function that allows you to automatically create reminders during workflow transitions. By adding the relevant reminder details to your workflow configuration, you can ensure that reminders are triggered based on status changes without manual input.

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Disclaimer: I work for the vendor who developed this application.

 

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Anastasia Andriyanova _Teamlead_
Atlassian Partner
August 27, 2025

Hi @anytao ,

You’re right — sometimes a good reminder is exactly what helps to stay on track 🙂

In Jira Cloud there isn’t a built-in reminder feature, but our app Reminder for Jira Cloud was designed to fill this gap. With it, you can quickly create reminders for yourself or your teammates — either tied to an issue or completely standalone.

A few highlights:

  • Quick reminders (like “Tomorrow” or “In a week”) for one-click scheduling.

  • Custom reminders where you can set your own text, timing, and repeat options (daily, weekly, monthly, etc).

  • Send to others — notify specific users or groups, not just yourself.

  • Standalone reminders for tasks not linked to issues.

  • “My Reminders” page to keep everything in one place, plus new filters and dark theme.

  • You can even post reminders directly as issue comments with mentions.
    Screenshot_6-8-2025_131657_starshinov-release.atlassian.net-20250806-101737.jpeg

We’re the official Teamlead | Atlassian Marketplace developers, behind a range of Jira apps, with over 15 years of experience helping business teams automate routine work and stay organized.

Our team is here to make sure everything runs smoothly. If you’d like to try Reminder for Jira Cloud or need help setting it up, feel free to reach out at support@teamlead.one anytime.

Best,
The Teamlead crew

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Rahul Yadav
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July 12, 2026

hi @anytao 

If by "strong reminder for response" you mean making sure assignees actually respond on time (not just a personal note to yourself tomorrow), that's usually an SLA problem — not a one-off calendar reminder.

AutoChase is built for that on Jira Cloud:

• Set SLA rules once per project or team — every new issue is covered automatically


Ack reminders at your chosen % of response time (e.g. 50%, 75%, 90%) — nudge before the response SLA is missed


Progress reminders at your % of resolution time


Escalations when things stay unacknowledged or at risk — by % or fixed minutes, to a specific user or up your manager chain


Business-hour clocks, custom message templates, live SLA panel on each issue


Sprint capacity & velocity so teams aren't overloaded into missed responses

 

Configure once. No chasing people on calls, chat, or email — the reminders and escalations run in Jira.

 

AutoChase is for teams that want response SLA accountability across a whole project.

 

Disclosure: I'm from OpusLeaf — we built AutoChase: SLA, Escalation & Capacity Planning for Jira.

Trudy P Claspill
Community Champion
July 12, 2026

Hello @Rahul Yadav 

Welcome to the Atlassian community.

As a new participant in the Atlassian Community please take a moment to review the Community Forum Guidelines . In particular make note of the discouragement of "necroposting".

As a representative of a Marketplace vendor also make note of the section labeled Partners and review the Partner Rules of Engagement linked within that paragraph.

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Mohanraj Thangamuthu
Atlassian Team
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August 26, 2025

Hello, Good day. You want reminder email from Jira cloud?

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