How to add or remove Emergency Contacts

How to add or remove Emergency Contacts

This article is going to show you how to add and remove emergency contacts from the Alarm.com Web Browser and Alarm.com app

Web Browser


From the homes screen you will go to Setting on the left tab


Scroll down to Monitoring Station , and then Emergency Contacts

Here you can add a new contact or if you need to remove a contact you will press the arrow next to the contact. click Edit then Delete 


App


Steps are similar on the alarm.com app 
from the home screen click on More on the bottom right
Monitoring Settings> Emergency Contacts
 to add a contact

to delete a contact, click on the contact and click delete on the bottom
 


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