“Check (your task) off (my List) in Actions”.Then, you can try any of the below phrases: You’ll also need to tell Siri the Card and List title. All you need to know is the title of the Action Card and, on occasions where two or more tasks have the same name, the List title.Īs always, make sure to use the phrase “in Actions” during your request. Siri can also help you check off tasks, which provides an easy way for you to keep working without interruption. “Make a List called Shopping in Actions”.“In Actions, make a List called Shopping”.“Create a List called Shopping in Actions”.Lists, however, have a little more flexibility when talking to Siri, giving you a few different ways to create a list. Similarly to adding tasks, you’ll want to make sure that you use the phrase “in Actions” during your command to Siri. That’s where Siri and Lists meet – with a quick phrase, you can tell Siri to add a List right to Actions. If a new project starts while you’re on the go, you may not have the time to enter it in manually to Actions. Siri will then confirm with you that it’s added the task. In some instances, Siri may ask for confirmation, which can come in the form of tapping on the screen or responding to a query. This should be a List you’ve already created before talking to Siri – if you need to add a List, instructions on that can be found in the section below. Tasks added to Actions through Siri also must have an assigned List mentioned in the phrase. Without this identifier, Siri won’t know what to do with your task – or it’ll add it to the default Reminders app. One thing to remember when adding a task: you’ll always want to either add the phrase “in Actions” at the beginning or end of your command to Siri. Action Cards created through Siri act as normal Action Cards, appearing under a defined List given by you as you instruct Siri. When a quick moment of inspiration strikes, you can log it directly into Actions by creating an Action Card. We also recommend using “Hey, Siri” if your device supports the feature, as it’ll let you make commands without touching your device. To get started, make sure you have Siri enabled on your device.
On both the iPhone and iPad, you can tell Siri to make changes to your Action Cards, Lists, and more. With Siri integration, much of what can be done in Actions through taps and gestures can be controlled with voice commands through Siri.
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