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Popular Amazon Alexa and iOS Calendar workflows and automations
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Useful Amazon Alexa and iOS Calendar integrations
Triggers (If this)
Say a specific phraseThis trigger fires every time you say "Alexa trigger" + the phrase that you have defined. For instance, if you set "party time" as the phrase, you can say "Alexa trigger party time" to have your lights loop colors.
New event added to any calendarThis trigger fires every time a new event is added to any of your calendars.- Ask what's on your To Do ListThis Trigger fires every time the you ask Alexa what's on your To Do List.
- New event added to specific calendarThis trigger fires every time a new event is added to the calendar that you specify.
- Item added to your To Do ListThis Trigger fires every time you add an item to your To Do List.
- New event added from searchThis trigger fires every time a new event is added to any of your calendars that contains a specific keyword or phrase. The search looks at all of the attributes associated with an event, including title, location, notes, and invitees.
- Item completed on your To Do ListThis Trigger fires every time you complete an item on your To Do List.
- Item edited on your To Do ListThis Trigger fires every time you edit an item on your To Do List.
- Item deleted on your To Do ListThis Trigger fires every time you delete an item on your To Do List.
- Ask what's on your Shopping ListThis Trigger fires every time the you ask Alexa what's on your Shopping List.
- Item added to your Shopping ListThis Trigger fires every time you add an item to your Shopping List.
- Item completed on your Shopping ListThis Trigger fires every time you complete an item on your Shopping List.
- Item edited on your Shopping ListThis Trigger fires every time you edit an item on your Shopping List.
- Item deleted on your Shopping ListThis Trigger fires every time you delete an item on your Shopping List.
- Ask for a sports team's scoreThis Trigger fires every time you ask Alexa for a sports score. For example, "Alexa, what is the score of the Toronto Blue Jays game?"
- Ask for a sports team's next gameThis Trigger fires every time you ask Alexa for a team's next game. For example, "Alexa, when do the Toronto Blue Jays play?"
- New song playedThis Trigger fires every time a song is played on Amazon Prime Music. Note: this Trigger does not apply to songs provided by Spotify, Pandora, podcasts and sample clips.
- Your Alarm goes offThis Trigger fires every time your alarm goes off.
- Your Timer goes offThis Trigger fires every time your timer goes off.
Queries (With)
- History of completions on your Shopping ListThis query returns a list of completions on your Shopping List.
- History of item edited on your Shopping ListThis query returns a list of when you edit an item on your Shopping List.
- History of when you asked Alexa what's on your Shopping ListThis query returns a list of when you asked Alexa what's on your Shopping List
- History of additions to your To Do ListThis query returns a list of additions to your To Do List.
- History of times your alarm went offThis query returns a list of when your alarm went off.
- History of additions to your Shopping ListThis query returns a list of additions to your Shopping List.
- History of songs playedThis query returns a list of every time a song is played on Amazon Prime Music. Note: this Trigger does not apply to songs provided by Spotify, Pandora, podcasts and sample clips.
- History of when you spoke a specific phrase to AlexaThis query returns a list of when you said "Alexa trigger" + the phrase you have defined.
- History of Timer alertsThis query returns a list of when your timer went off.
- History of deleted items on your shopping listThis query returns a list of all the items deleted on your shopping list.
- History of completions on your To Do ListThis query returns a list of completions on your To Do List.
- History of when you asked Alexa for a sports team's scoreThis query returns a list of when you asked Alexa for a sports score.
- History of when you asked Alexa for a sports team's next gameThis query returns a list of when you asked Alexa for a sports team's next game.
- History of deletions on your To Do ListThis query returns a list of deletions on your To Do List.
- History of edits on your To Do ListThis query returns a list of edits on your To Do List.
- History of when you asked Alexa what's on your To Do ListThis query returns a list of when you asked Alexa what's on your To Do List
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