What automation approach can provide reminders when using a formula-based due date?

• A. When date arrives, notify a person, configured with a days-before offset.
• B. There is no way to automate reminders with a formula due date.
• C. Only email reminders can be used.
• D. Reminders are automatic when the card is moved to 'not done'.

Answer: (A)

Reminders tied to a due date are driven by a date column, even if that date is calculated with a formula. In Monday.com you can set an automation that fires when the date arrives and you can add a days-before offset. This lets you alert someone ahead of the computed due date, so reminders go out in advance of a formula-based deadline just as they would for a manually entered date.

This approach works because the automation is anchored to the actual date value in the column, not to how that date was produced. By configuring the days-before offset, you control how far in advance the reminder is sent, making it flexible for any formula-derived due date.

The other options miss the key idea: there is a way to automate reminders with a formula-based date, and reminders can be sent to people (not just via email) through the notification system, not only email. Relying on a status change to not done changes the trigger type and doesn’t ensure timing relative to the due date.