How To Connect Lockly Secure Pro To Amazon Alexa

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Connecting your Lockly Secure Pro smart lock to Amazon Alexa allows you to control and monitor your lock with voice commands. This integration enhances convenience and security in your smart home setup. Follow these simple steps to link your devices effectively.

Prerequisites

  • Ensure your Lockly Secure Pro is installed and connected to your Wi-Fi network.
  • Download and set up the Lockly app on your smartphone.
  • Have an Amazon Alexa-enabled device, such as Echo or Echo Dot.
  • Download and open the Amazon Alexa app on your smartphone.
  • Make sure both apps are updated to the latest versions.

Step-by-Step Connection Process

1. Enable Lockly Skill in Alexa App

Open the Amazon Alexa app. Tap on the menu icon and select Skills & Games. Use the search bar to find the Lockly skill. Tap on it and then press Enable to Use.

After enabling the skill, you will be prompted to log in with your Lockly account credentials. Enter your email and password associated with your Lockly account. Grant the necessary permissions to allow Alexa to access your lock.

3. Discover Devices

Once linked, go back to the Alexa app main menu. Tap on Devices at the bottom. Select All Devices and then tap Discover. Alexa will search for your Lockly Secure Pro and add it to your device list.

Using Voice Commands

After successful setup, you can control your lock with voice commands. Here are some examples:

  • “Alexa, lock the front door.”
  • “Alexa, unlock the front door.”
  • “Alexa, is the front door locked?”

Troubleshooting Tips

If you encounter issues, try the following:

  • Ensure your Lockly app and Alexa app are updated.
  • Check your Wi-Fi connection for both devices.
  • Re-link the Lockly skill in the Alexa app.
  • Restart your Alexa-enabled device and your smartphone.
  • Verify that your Lockly lock is online and functioning properly.

Additional Tips

For added convenience, assign the lock to specific rooms in the Alexa app. This allows you to control multiple devices with specific voice commands. You can also create routines that include locking or unlocking your door as part of larger home automation sequences.