allow a recurring settle up a reminder
Would be nice if you could set up a recurring reminder to settle up once a month. I.E., on the first of the month it would send out an email with the total you owe and to who.
This is a neat idea, and something I would find useful too. I’ll bring it up with my co workers at our next meeting to see if/when we can stick it on the schedule.
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Jeremy commented
Yes this please.
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Anonymous commented
Please do this ASAP, I cannot continue to have uncomfortable conversations where I have to remind everytime!
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Subhash commented
Hi - at the end of the month, is it possible to have automatic reminders sent out ? Asking ppl to settle up, can get quite uncomfortable at times. Even if it is through the app, ppl would know that I’m asking them to settle up.
If it is an automatic reminder, it’ll help both parties time & an uncomfortable conversations (especially with acquaintances in larger groups)
Thx
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Anonymous commented
I would like to see an option where I can opt in for auto-notification every month end to the people who still have outstanding balances with me.
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Henry Holm commented
Like many we use Splitwise to manage expenses between housemates.
It would be great to be able to schedule a regular email at month end (or a specified date) reminding all to settle up. This would allow us to ensure that the balance is regularly reset to 0.
Cheers.
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Ahmet Emre Eser commented
It would be nice to have a feature where users can define rules which would trigger notifications to settle up a debt. For example, send me a notification when the debt exceeds $200 or on 25th of each month. This would be useful especially for ongoing projects like sharing an apt etc.