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Skip the Hub (unless you have one)
The app opens on the Hubs tab. A Hub is optional hardware that lets a button work without your phone nearby. For testing, you don't need one — tap the Flics tab instead.
Hubs tab — skip this for testing
Do this once per button. Takes about 5 minutes. The one part worth going slow on is Step 4 — copying the Button Serial Number exactly.
Download the free Flic app from your phone's app store, or start at the link below. Open it and create a free Flic account if you don't have one.
The app opens on the Hubs tab. A Hub is optional hardware that lets a button work without your phone nearby. For testing, you don't need one — tap the Flics tab instead.
On the Flics tab, tap Add Flic to Phone, then press and hold the button on top of your Flic until it connects — this takes about 10 seconds.
Once paired, give it a clear name like "Emerg-1" — you'll see it listed under the Flics tab.
Tap your button in the Flics list, then tap Settings. The Serial Number is shown right under the button's name — it looks like BJ50-G71195.
0 vs O) — zoom in and copy it exactly. You'll enter this same number in two places: the Flic app (next step) and MyAlerts.Pro (Step 7).Still in your button's settings, tap the Push action, then search for and select Internet Request.
Fill in the Internet Request exactly as below, using your own button's serial number in the Body field.
Open MyAlerts.Pro and tap Add another sensor or Flic button. Paste the same serial number into the Button Serial Number field — this is the only required field. Everything else is optional.
Then fill in the optional details below it — location, who it alerts, and in what language.
Save the sensor, then press your Flic button. In MyAlerts.Pro, use Test for me first to confirm the call comes through before testing with a real backup contact.