Outlook reminders will pop up over your email or calendar to let you know a scheduled event is about to start. Select a tab option below for the version of Outlook you're using.

Use due dates and reminders to keep everything on track. Scheduled tasks will automatically appear in the Planned smart list, where you can see your tasks due today, tomorrow, and …

Training: In Outlook, you can add a flag, set a reminder for a flagged email, and assign a color category to an email message to organize your inbox. Watch this video to learn how.

Training: With color categories and reminders, Outlook keeps your calendar organized so you don't miss important meetings or appointments. Watch this video to learn how.

Classic Outlook's To-Do Bar keeps calendar events, tasks, or contacts in view, but sometimes you need to set up an extra reminder. When you're done with a task, simply remove the Follow …

To respond to an alarm, select Snooze, or Dismiss the alarm to stop it entirely. If you need to change the time zone of your clock, go to Settings > Time & language > Date & time. You can …

Reminders are alert dialog boxes that appear when follow up is due, just like you see for a meeting or appointment that's about to start. To add a reminder for recipients, check the Flag …

Flag email messages for follow up and add reminders for both senders and recipients.

Receive an email reminder for items due soon with a pre-built Power Automate flow in Microsoft Lists or SharePoint. For the basic operations you can complete, see the following topics.

As you take notes and plan projects in OneNote, you can create tasks that show up in Outlook. Then you can view and track those tasks in Outlook and even get reminders.