If you’re running community conversations with Spark, you can standardize important messaging using the Spark Reminder feature. Spark Reminder automatically adds a footnote message to every Spark response, so you don’t have to repeat the same note manually.
In the video, Spark Reminder is described as useful for both serious disclaimers (like “not financial advice” or “not medical advice”) and recurring creator prompts (like encouraging viewers to subscribe). Below is a step-by-step guide to set it up and confirm it works.
What the Spark Reminder feature does
Spark Reminder adds a footnote message to all Spark responses. The goal is to place a consistent message at the bottom of Spark’s outputs.
This creates one reliable place for guidance you want everyone to see every time Spark responds, without relying on repeated manual wording.
Common use cases: disclaimers
The transcript highlights using Spark Reminder for disclaimers on serious topics. Specifically, it mentions adding language such as:
- “not financial advice”
- “not medical advice”
With Spark Reminder enabled, those disclaimer lines can appear as a footnote for every Spark response, reinforcing the boundary directly alongside Spark’s content.
Common use cases: recurring creator reminders
Spark Reminder can also be used for lighter, recurring prompts from the creator. The transcript gives the example of encouraging viewers to subscribe.
Because the message is attached to every Spark response, it can function as a consistent engagement reminder that appears over and over in the context of the ongoing conversation.
How to set up Spark Reminder in the communityone.i dashboard
To configure the footnote message, follow these steps in the communityone.i dashboard:
- Open the communityone.i dashboard.
- Go to Spark AI chat.
- Select Spark reminder.
- Enter the text you want at the footnote (for example, a disclaimer phrase like “not financial advice” or “not medical advice,” or a recurring reminder such as a subscribe prompt).
- Press save to store your changes.
Once saved, your footnote message will be set to appear for Spark responses.
How to test the reminder footnote in the active Spark channel
After setup, the transcript recommends testing to confirm the reminder shows where it should.
Test steps:
- Send a message in the same channel where Spark is active.
- Wait for Spark to generate a response.
- Check that your configured message appears at the footnote for Spark’s response.
If the footnote appears as expected, your Spark Reminder configuration is working.
Quick checklist
Before you rely on it for production community conversations, make sure you have:
- Added your desired wording in communityone.i dashboard → Spark AI chat → Spark reminder
- Clicked save
- Tested by sending a message in the active Spark channel and verifying the footnote appears
Conclusion
Spark Reminder is a simple way to keep key messaging consistent across every Spark response. Whether you’re reinforcing disclaimers like “not financial advice” and “not medical advice,” or you’re using a recurring creator prompt such as a subscribe reminder, Spark Reminder automatically places your chosen text as a footnote—making it easier to maintain clarity and consistency without repeating the same note every time.
