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Amazon expands shopping features in Alexa to include list, subscription and delivery management

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Alexa now lets users edit shopping lists, change the interval between recurring deliveries and update delivery instructions. It also answers questions about Prime and Audible subscriptions or payment problems.

Amazon has added more than 100 shopping features to Alexa. The update lets users create and view shopping lists and add or edit items on them.

For recurring deliveries, the interval can be changed, for example, from one month to three months. Users can also change the delivery address or add details about handing over the package. Alexa now also answers questions about Prime and Audible subscriptions, billing and payment problems.

What changed

Why it matters

The expansion lets users manage tasks through Alexa after choosing products: setting up recurring deliveries, specifying delivery arrangements and asking billing questions. It is particularly useful for users who already use these shopping services.

Relevant practical impact

What this means

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For individuals

If your recurring deliveries arrive too often, you can ask Alexa to extend the interval between deliveries.

What to do Ask Alexa to display your shopping list and check the items on it.
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TechCrunch AI independent context · first detected Amazon updates Alexa to help you manage shopping lists, subscriptions, and update delivery instructions