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# Reminders About Upcoming Make-up Classes
Participants signed up for reclaiming sometimes forget their reserved slot. ActiveNow can send them an automatic reminder.
## Enabling reminders
Go to *Settings* → *Communication* and switch the toggle next to *Reminders about reclaiming* to Yes.
Reminders will now be sent automatically to your clients.
## Configuring reminders
Click *Edit* to configure:
* When to send the reminder
* The day before the class or on the day itself
* At what time
* The email subject
* The email body — use the following variables, which are replaced with the appropriate value for each recipient (variables do not work in the subject line):
* {{KLIENT}} — recipient's first name (parent)
* {{UCZESTNIK}} — participant's full name
* {{ZAJECIA}} — date and time of the reclaiming class
* {{MIEJSCE}} — venue of the reclaiming class
* {{SZKOLA}} — your school's name
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