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# Cloud

The **cloud integration** in the nomos system allows you to connect the nomos system Controller with various cloud services to enjoy advanced features like voice control or automated actions.

## C**onnecting a Cloud Account**

To use cloud services like **Amazon Alexa** and **Google Home**, you need to link your nomos system Controller with a cloud account. Here are the steps to do this:

* **Username:** Enter your cloud username.
* **Password:** Enter your corresponding password.
* **Sign In:** Click on "**Sign In**" to establish the connection. If you don’t have an account yet, you can create a new one by clicking on "**Sign up for free**".

## Cloud Services

At the bottom of the page, you will see various supported cloud services:

* **Amazon Alexa:** Use voice control to activate scenes and switch devices. To set up Alexa, download the official Amazon Alexa app and search for the **"nomos" skill**.
* **Google Home:** Similar to Alexa, you can use voice commands with Google Home. Download the Google Home app and activate the **"nomos" service**.

## Settings

Once you have successfully connected your nomos system Controller to a cloud service, you can manage it through the interface and create individual automations.

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