Amazon Alexa + Apotheo

Create new Apotheo clients when Amazon Alexa trigger phrases are spoken

Boost your productivity by setting up this intuitive workflow between Amazon Alexa and Apotheo. When you speak a specific trigger phrase to your Alexa device, a new client will be created in the Apotheo app. This seamless automation saves you time and makes it easy to manage your client database with just your voice.

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Trigger Phrase Spoken
Triggers when you ask Alexa to trigger a zap with your trigger phrase. Requires the Zapier skill on an Alexa enabled device.
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Supported triggers and actions

- Example
- Trigger Phrase(s)Required
- Additional Prompt Question
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Application Received
Triggers when an application form is received.
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Application Rejected
Triggers when application is rejected
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Client Archived
Triggers when client's account is archived.
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Client Assigned Start Date
Triggers when client is assigned their start date.
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Client Pricing Changed
Triggers when client's pricing is changed.
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Client Resumed
Triggers when client's subscription is resumed
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Check-In Submitted
Triggers when a client submits their check-in.
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First Payment
Triggers when a client submits their first payment.
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- Client EmailRequired
Action
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- Client EmailRequired
- Pause until
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- Client EmailRequired
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- Client EmailRequired
- Paid UntilRequired
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Application Accepted
Triggers when an application is accepted
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Application Moved to Pending
Triggers when application is moved to pending
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Client Added
Triggers when a new client's account is created.
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Client Deleted
Triggers when a client is deleted.
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Client Paused
Triggers when client's subscription is paused
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Client Restored
Triggers when client is restored from archived.
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Service Changed
Triggers when client's service has changed.
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Signup Submitted
Triggers when client submits their signup form.
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Client Subscription Cancelled
Triggers when client subscription is cancelled
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- First NameRequired
- Last Name
- EmailRequired
- Client TypeRequired
- Client Fee TypeRequired
- Signup WizardRequired
- CoachRequired
- Paid Until Date
- Stripe Customer ID
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- Client EmailRequired
Action
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- Client EmailRequired
- MessageRequired
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- Client EmailRequired
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About Amazon Alexa

Amazon Alexa is used to set up your Alexa-enabled devices, listen to music, create shopping lists, get news updates, and much more.

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About Apotheo

Apotheo is a client management tool for evidence based nutrition coaches.

Related categories

CRM (Customer Relationship Management)

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Zapier Interfaces

App Builder, CRM (Customer Relationship Management), Forms & Surveys, Zapier

Amazon Alexa + Apotheo

Create new Apotheo clients when Amazon Alexa trigger phrases are spoken

Supported triggers and actions

Trigger Phrase Spoken

Application Received

Application Rejected

Client Archived

Client Assigned Start Date

Client Pricing Changed

Client Resumed

Check-In Submitted

First Payment

Archive Client

Pause Client

Resume Client

Update Paid Until

Application Accepted

Application Moved to Pending

Client Added

Client Deleted

Client Paused

Client Restored

Service Changed

Signup Submitted

Client Subscription Cancelled

Create Client

Restore Client

Send Message

Find Client

About Amazon Alexa

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About Apotheo

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