You can now sync up your Amazon Echo and Alexa device with the FluentStream system and seamlessly place calls, check your voicemail, and set up call forwarding by simply directing Alexa to do so!
First, you will want to download the Alexa app and add FluentStream as a skill on your Alexa device. As soon as that is set, you are ready to start using Alexa with your phone system!
Once it is added it should look like this:
In order for Alexa to register the command properly, you must mention “FluentStream” in the phrase you are saying:
'Alexa, use FluentStream to play my voicemails'
'Alexa, use FluentStream to dial 720-123-1234'
'Alexa, ask FluentStream for my call forwarding status'
'Alexa, tell FluentStream disable call forwarding'
We also have some other basic phrasing below. Remember to include "FluentStream" in your phrase:
Cell Relay (route a call to your cellphone, but call out from FluentStream)
Call {Number}
Dial {Number}
Get Call Forwarding Status
My Call Forwarding status
Change Call Forwarding Status
Turn On Call Forwarding
Enable Call Forwarding
Turn Off Call Forwarding
Disable Call Forwarding
Call Report for today
Call Report of {Month} {Day} {Year}
Summary of {Month} {Day} {Year}
Get number of New Voicemails
Check My Voicemails
Playback Voicemails
Play My Voicemails
Read Voicemail Transcriptions
Read My Voicemail Transcriptions
You can also:
Ask what all Alexa can do
help menu -
To navigate your voicemails while using Alexa:
When a voicemail is finished playing to the end, Alexa will prompt you with options and you can just the words listed below. Outside of the voicemail message box playing, you will need to say "Alexa, tell FluentStream to Repeat" to properly use Alexa.
Repeat
Next
Previous
Delete
Start Over
Now you are ready to use Alexa and FluentStream together!