Reminders are future tasks where the urgency are based on how close the user is to the due date or odometer reading.

Similar to the maintenance schedule outlined in your vehicle's user manual, the urgency of a Reminder can be set either via a due date, a future odometer reading, or whichever comes first.

| ---------- | ------------- | ----------------------- |

| Not Urgent | > 30 days out | > 100 miles out |

| Urgent | < 30 days out | < 100 miles out |

| Very Urgent | < 7 days out | < 50 miles out |

| Past Due | > 0 days past | > 0 miles past |

Reminders can be set to become recurring so that you don't have to create a new reminder for recurring maintenance such as oil changes. When you have completed the task set by the reminder, you can either have it automatically refresh when it lapses or by manually refreshing it. Refreshing a reminder effectively pushes out the due date or the odometer reading based on the recurring interval, i.e.: if a Reminder is due at 10000 miles and the interval is set at every 5000 miles, refreshing the Reminder will push the future odometer reading out to 15000 miles.

There is a setting within the Settings tab that allows users to automatically refresh past due reminders. Note that with this setting enabled, any reminder that becomes Past Due will be automatically refreshed, this requires a lot of diligence from the user to heed their reminders and stay on top of it.

When a recurring reminder falls into Very Urgent or Past Due status, there will be a button on the Reminders page that will allow the user to manually refresh the reminder.

If SMTP is configured within LubeLogger, the Root User can set up a cron / scheduled task that runs at an interval to send out emails to collaborators of vehicles with reminders. The API endpoint allows the user to specify what level of urgencies should the user be notified of.