Docs Reminder
Automated document expiry reminders for Google Sheets

Track document expiry dates directly from Google Sheets

Automatically send email reminders before documents expire using the dates already stored in your Google Sheets. No migrations. No new system. Just reliable expiry alerts.

Set up in minutes · No credit card required

The Problem

Tracking expiry dates in spreadsheets breaks down fast

Google Sheets is where your document data lives. But expiry reminders are still handled manually. That is where mistakes happen.

Documents expire silently until it’s too late
Calendar reminders get forgotten
Multiple team members miss follow ups
Compliance audits become last minute chaos
Expired licenses, insurance, and certifications create risk

This is what happens when expiry tracking depends on memory.

The Solution

Automate document expiry reminders inside Google Sheets

Docs Reminder connects to your Google Sheet and monitors expiration date columns automatically. When a document is nearing expiry, email reminders are sent to the right people before it becomes a problem.

Automatic reminders before expiration dates
Works with your existing Google Sheets
Email notifications to the right team members
No manual calendar follow ups
No new system to maintain
Built for real world compliance workflows

Works with your existing Google Sheets. No restructuring required.

Automate expiry tracking

How to track document expiry dates in Google Sheets automatically

Most teams track expiration dates in Google Sheets by manually checking date columns or setting calendar alerts. Docs Reminder removes that manual work. Select your expiry date column, define reminder rules, and automatic email alerts are triggered before documents expire.

  • Track employee certification expiry
  • Track vendor contract expiration
  • Track insurance policy renewals
  • Track business license expiry
  • Track compliance document deadlines

Turn your spreadsheet into an automated expiry tracking system.

Why Google Sheets

Why track document expiry dates in Google Sheets?

Many teams already use Google Sheets to track licenses, certifications, contracts, and compliance documents. Docs Reminder works directly with your existing sheet and adds automated expiry alerts without changing how you work.

Your document data already lives in Google Sheets

No exporting or importing required. Your expiry dates stay exactly where they are.

Zero migration

Your team already collaborates in Google Sheets

No training required. Everyone continues working in the same spreadsheet.

No learning curve

Add automated expiry reminders without switching tools

Docs Reminder enhances Google Sheets with automatic email alerts before documents expire.

Simple & focused
Automate expiry tracking in Google Sheets
How It Works

Set up in 4 simple steps

Set up document expiry reminders in under 5 minutes.

Connect Docs Reminder to your Google account so it can access the Google Sheets you already use to track documents and expiry dates.

Secure connection

Choose the Google Sheet where you already track documents such as licenses, certificates, contracts, or insurance details. Then select the column that contains the expiry date.

Works with your existing Sheets

Decide when reminders should be sent. You can notify people days or weeks before expiry, on the expiry date itself, or after expiry if something is missed.

Flexible reminder timing

Docs Reminder continuously checks your sheet and sends reminder emails at the right time. There is no manual follow up, no calendar tracking, and no risk of forgetting.

Fully automated reminders

No migrations. No complex workflows. Just reliable reminders.

Who It's For

Built for teams tracking documents in Google Sheets

HR and People Ops

Operations Teams

Vendor and Procurement

Finance and Admin

Compliance Teams

Small Businesses

If you track expiry dates in Google Sheets, this is built for you.

What It's Not

Simple by design

Not a full compliance platform
Not a document storage system
Not a workflow tool
Not another tool that forces you to migrate data

Docs Reminder does one thing well

Make sure document expiries never get missed.

Save hours of manual follow ups every month

Stop manually tracking
document expiry dates

Turn your Google Sheet into an automated expiry reminder system in minutes.

Set up in minutes
No credit card required
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

To track expiration dates in Google Sheets, you can store your expiry dates in a dedicated date column and organize them by document type. However, Google Sheets does not automatically notify you when a date is approaching. Docs Reminder connects to your sheet and monitors that column daily. It automatically sends email alerts before documents expire so nothing gets missed.

Google Sheets does not natively send automatic expiry reminders. While you can manually set calendar alerts, there is no built-in system for tracking upcoming expiration dates inside a sheet. Docs Reminder adds automated email notifications directly on top of your existing spreadsheet. It checks your expiry dates and sends alerts based on rules you configure.

Yes. Docs Reminder works well for compliance-related tracking inside Google Sheets. You can monitor employee certifications, licenses, insurance policies, vendor contracts, and other time-sensitive documents. Since reminders are automated, your team reduces the risk of missed renewals and last-minute compliance issues.

No migration is required. Docs Reminder works directly with your existing Google Sheets. Your data stays where it already lives, and your team continues using the same workflow. The tool simply adds automated expiry reminders on top of your sheet without restructuring anything.

Docs Reminder checks your configured expiry date column automatically on a recurring schedule. It scans your sheet daily and compares upcoming dates against your reminder rules. When a document is approaching its expiry date, email notifications are sent to the recipients you defined. This ensures reminders are consistent and reliable without manual follow-up.