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# Notifications FAQ

#### **1. Can I receive reminders for tasks and events on my iPhone?** <a href="#id-1.-can-i-receive-reminders-for-tasks-and-events-on-my-iphone" id="id-1.-can-i-receive-reminders-for-tasks-and-events-on-my-iphone"></a>

Motion offers specific mobile notifications for:

* Task assignments
* Status changes
* Mentions in comments
* Auto-archived tasks

#### **2. Can Motion remind me automatically to complete a task?** <a href="#id-2.-can-motion-remind-me-automatically-to-complete-a-task" id="id-2.-can-motion-remind-me-automatically-to-complete-a-task"></a>

Automatic task reminders are not available in the mobile app at this time.

#### **3. Can Motion automatically remind my team members about tasks?** <a href="#id-3.-can-motion-automatically-remind-my-team-members-about-tasks" id="id-3.-can-motion-automatically-remind-my-team-members-about-tasks"></a>

A: Motion allows team members to enable their own notifications for tasks assigned to them on desktop and web apps. However, automatic mobile reminders for others are not currently supported.

#### **4. Can I receive reminders for tasks created with Siri/Apple Intelligence?** <a href="#id-4.-can-i-receive-reminders-for-tasks-created-with-siri-apple-intelligence" id="id-4.-can-i-receive-reminders-for-tasks-created-with-siri-apple-intelligence"></a>

Yes! If you’ve enabled Mobile Notifications, tasks created with Apple Intelligence will trigger notifications on your mobile device.


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