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# Configure check-in due date reminders for targets

# Configure check-in due date reminders for targets {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Australia  
Updated October 28, 2026  
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Set how many days before a target's review due date the owner and contributors are reminded, based on the target's check-in frequency.

## Before you begin

Role required: sn_gf.goal_admin

## About this task

Reminders are sent a set number of days before the review due date of a target. The number of days depends on the check-in frequency of the target. Targets without a check-in frequency use the `none` setting.

## Procedure

1. Navigate to AllSystem DefinitionSystem Properties.
2. Search for and open the sn_apw_advanced.target_checkin_due_date_reminder_config system property.
3. In the Value field, set the number of days before the review due date for each check-in frequency.  
   The value is a JSON object. Each key is a check-in frequency and each value is a whole number of days. The default value is:

       {
         "none": 7,
         "weekly": 2,
         "monthly": 5,
         "period": 5,
         "quarterly": 7,
         "yearly": 10
       }

4. Select Update to save the changes.

## Result

When a target's review due date is the
number of days in the configuration away, its owner and contributors receive a reminder. If the property is empty, the default values are used.
**Related concepts**   

* [Fiscal calendar support for targets](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/PfDgQU6gcjacUyxUn_8Cpg "With fiscal calendar support, the check-in frequency of a target follows the fiscal periods of your organization instead of the Gregorian calendar.")

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