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Login with Amazon Setup

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Objective

This document will guide the user through a series of step on how to setup a login with Amazon integration.

Introduction

Users need to log in with the Amazon-provided username and password to share information with participating third-party websites or apps. This enables the user to publish apps from ixHello to the Alexa Developer Console.

Creating an Amazon Developer Account

These steps can be skipped if you already have a valid Developer account

  1. To set up an Amazon Developer account, visit . In the upper right corner, click Sign in.

  1. Press Create your Amazon Developer account

  1. Populate the fields and press Create your Amazon Developer account.

  1. A verification code will be sent to the E-Mail entered. Enter the code in the screen that appears below.

  1. Complete the registration information and contact details and press Submit.

  2. Select the services of interest. Then click Start Exploring the console.

  1. Select Login with Amazon

  1. Select Create a New Security Profile

  1. Press Save.

  2. Click the Gear Icon in the lower right corner and select Web Settings

  3. The Security Profile opens. Record the Client ID and Client Secret for use when connecting to ixHello.

  4. To add allowed Origins and Allowed Return URL, click Edit

  1. Fill in the details:

  1. Click Save

Connecting to Amazon with ixHello

  2. Click on Studio Mode at the top.

  3. On the left navigation menu select Integration > Connect Systems. Press Add New Connection.

  1. Select Amazon Alexa and press Next.

  1. Give the connection a Service Instance Name, Organization ID, and add the Client ID and Client Secret created earlier. Press Validate and Save Settings.

  1. Select or enter the following:

a. Add any descriptive name in the “Your LWA Instance Name Here”.

b. Click “Login with Amazon”.

  1. Click Allow to sign in.

  1. Once signed in then a success message will appear after being redirected back to the platform.

Congratulation! Your Login with Amazon Setup is now complete.

An account is now enabled to publish apps to Alexa on the ixHello platform.

Add Security Profile Name, Security Profile Description and, for the Consent Privacy URL, you can use:

Allowed Origins:

Allowed Return URLs:

Login to the ixHello portal on

https://www.ixhello.com/privacy
https://bots.ixhello.com
https://layla.amazon.com/api/skill/link/M28B8XQDSCDUW6
https://pitangui.amazon.com/api/skill/link/M28B8XQDSCDUW6
https://alexa.amazon.co.jp/api/skill/link/M28B8XQDSCDUW6
https://bots.ixHello.com/OAuthCode/Redirect
https://bots.ixHello.com/
https://developer.amazon.com/
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