If your community uses Spark AI chat for topics that need careful context, a Spark Reminder footnote can help keep key messaging visible. This feature adds a persistent, disclaimer-style note to the footnote of every Spark output.
The goal is consistency: you set the reminder once in the Community One dashboard, and Spark includes it automatically with its messages.
What the Spark Reminder footnote feature is
Spark Reminder is described as “a message that will be at the footnote for all the messages spark sends out.”
In practice, it’s a persistent reminder attached to Spark’s responses. You can use it in two main ways:
- Disclaimers for serious topics: for example, a reminder such as “not financial advice” or “not medical advice.”
- Non-disclaimer prompts: for example, a community update-style message (like encouraging viewers to subscribe).
Because it’s persistent and attached to Spark outputs, it reduces the need to manually repeat the same note in every response.
When to use disclaimers (financial and medical advice examples)
The transcript summary highlights that Spark Reminder is intended for communities covering serious topics, such as finance or mental health. In those cases, you may want to clarify boundaries in the same place every time Spark responds.
The examples specifically mentioned include:
- “This is not Financial advice”
- “This is not medical advice”
The key idea is that the reminder becomes part of Spark’s message footnote, so it remains visible even when the main content changes.
Using Spark Reminder for non-disclaimer community prompts
Spark Reminder isn’t limited to disclaimers. The summary notes you can also use it for general community reminders.
For example, the presenter mentions using the reminder mechanism to prompt viewers to subscribe to a YouTube channel. This same approach can be used for other ongoing announcements, as long as you set the text you want Spark to append in the footnote.
How to configure Spark Reminder in the Community One dashboard
To set up the Spark Reminder footnote, you configure it in the Community One dashboard.
Follow this path:
- Go to Spark AI chat
- Select Spark reminder
- Save the reminder text you want to appear in the footnote of every Spark message
Once saved, Spark will include that reminder in the footnote of the outputs it sends.
How to test the footnote in the active Spark channel
After you save your Spark Reminder text, the transcript recommends a simple verification step.
Test it by:
- Sending a text message in the channel where Spark is active
- Checking that Spark’s response includes the reminder in the footnote
This confirmation step helps ensure the reminder is appearing as expected in the exact environment where your community will see it.
Conclusion
Spark Reminder footnotes let you add a persistent disclaimer-style message to the footnote of every Spark AI chat output. Set your disclaimer or community prompt once in the Community One dashboard under Spark AI chat > Spark reminder, save the text, and then test by sending a message in your active Spark channel to confirm the footnote appears.
