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# Email Reminders
Automated email reminders let you avoid manual follow-ups and ensure your invitees show up prepared for the meeting.
### Enable email reminders
1\) Edit your invite link. Under `Scheduling Options` turn on the `Email Reminder` switch.
2\) Set the time before the event that the email should be sent.
## Customize email reminders
1\) Click the edit button next to the email reminder time that you wish to customize.
2\) Edit the content of the email. You can format your email and add links. You can also insert event variables into the email.
3\) Click Save.
## Add more email reminders
You can add up to 3 email reminders per invite on the Pro plan and above.
1\) Click the Add reminder link.
2\) Customize the time and email content for your new reminder.
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