Electricity bill
Use the due date on your supplier invoice. Add an early alert for bank transfers.
Free reminder template
Electricity, rent, internet, insurance and subscriptions rarely share one schedule. Use this practical checklist to capture your actual due dates, then let Scadenzario remind you when to act.
No automatic payments, no estimates of your personal bills. You stay in control of the dates.
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Create a separate deadline for each bill. Use the actual date shown by your provider; these are examples, not official due dates.
Use the due date on your supplier invoice. Add an early alert for bank transfers.
Keep each supplier separate: their dates and billing cycles can differ.
If it renews monthly, choose recurring reminders only when the schedule is regular.
Add an amount and an advance reminder to check your payment.
Save the actual renewal date and any earlier notice period as a separate reminder.
Review renewals before the cancellation or price-change deadline.
How it works
1. Open your bill or agreement and find the payment or renewal date.
2. In Scadenzario, create a reminder with a recognizable title such as “Electricity bill — 15 November”.
3. Set an advance alert. Add an amount, mark it complete when paid, or set recurrence only when appropriate.
No. Scadenzario tracks due dates and sends reminders. It does not access bank accounts or automatically pay bills.
You can start with local reminders; cloud synchronization and team functionality require signing in.
Choose the currency for your reminder. Amounts keep their own currency; Scadenzario does not perform exchange-rate conversions.
No. Choose the actual frequency shown in your agreement or invoice. You can edit reminders independently.
Set the date once, get notified before it's due, and keep the reminders that matter.
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