How To Sync Yale Assure Lock 2 Plus With Alexa & Google Assistant

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Integrating your Yale Assure Lock 2 Plus with voice assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant can enhance your smart home experience. This guide walks you through the steps to sync your lock with both platforms, allowing you to lock, unlock, and check the status using voice commands.

Prerequisites

  • Yale Assure Lock 2 Plus installed and connected to Wi-Fi
  • Smartphone with the Yale Access app installed
  • Amazon Alexa app or Google Home app installed
  • Active accounts for Yale, Amazon, and Google
  • Ensure your smart home devices are on the same Wi-Fi network

Connecting Yale Assure Lock 2 Plus to Yale Access App

Before syncing with Alexa or Google, make sure your lock is properly set up within the Yale Access app.

Steps to Add Your Lock

  • Open the Yale Access app on your smartphone.
  • Sign in or create a Yale account if you haven’t already.
  • Follow the prompts to add a new device.
  • Select your Yale Assure Lock 2 Plus from the list of devices.
  • Complete the setup process as instructed.

Syncing with Amazon Alexa

Linking your Yale lock to Alexa allows voice control through Echo devices.

  • Open the Alexa app on your smartphone.
  • Tap the menu icon and select Skills & Games.
  • Search for Yale Access skill.
  • Tap Enable to Use and sign in with your Yale account.
  • Authorize the skill to access your Yale devices.
  • Discover devices by tapping Devices in the Alexa app.
  • Your Yale Assure Lock 2 Plus should appear in the list.

Once linked, you can use commands like “Alexa, lock the front door” or “Alexa, is the front door locked?”

Syncing with Google Assistant

Connecting your Yale lock with Google Assistant enables voice commands through Google Home devices.

  • Open the Google Home app on your smartphone.
  • Tap the ‘+’ icon to add a new device.
  • Select Set up device and then Works with Google.
  • Search for Yale Access in the list of compatible services.
  • Sign in with your Yale account and authorize access.
  • Assign your Yale lock to a room for easier voice control.

After linking, you can say “Hey Google, lock the front door” or “Is the front door unlocked?” to control your Yale lock with voice commands.

Troubleshooting Tips

If your Yale Assure Lock 2 Plus does not appear in Alexa or Google Assistant after setup:

  • Ensure your Yale lock is online and connected to Wi-Fi.
  • Check that you have granted all necessary permissions during setup.
  • Refresh device discovery in Alexa or Google Home app.
  • Restart your smart home devices and the Yale lock if needed.
  • Update the Yale Access app and your smart home apps to the latest versions.

Following these steps will help you seamlessly integrate your Yale Assure Lock 2 Plus with Alexa and Google Assistant, making your smart home more convenient and secure.