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# Sending reminders about the document to be signed
There are **two ways** to quickly send a reminder about a document to be signed to another person.
### Directly from the platform
1. Select the document you are waiting for a signature on and click on the grid in the list of signers.
2. When the window with the list of signers opens, click on the icon to the right of the e-mail address of the person to whom you want to send a reminder. The email has been sent. Close the window.
### Sending a link
1. While in a folder, expand the list of signers at the top.
2. Then, copy the link to the document(s) to be signed for the selected person (click the "Copy" button) and send it by e-mail or any other communicator. The person clicking on the link, once logged in, will be redirected directly to the folder with the document(s) to be signed.
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