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Calero exposes App Intents so you can log interactions and add notes from Siri and the Shortcuts app. Automation stays on Apple’s stack—there is no separate Calero automation cloud.

Requirements

  • Active subscription — Shortcuts actions check entitlement the same way as other premium surfaces.
  • Calero installed on the device where you run the shortcut.

Siri phrases

Examples (exact wording can vary by Siri language and region):

  • “Log interaction in Calero” / “Save interaction in Calero”
  • “Add a note in Calero” / “Quick note in Calero”

App actions

Log interaction — Choose a person, enter a summary, and optionally a date. Calero may open to complete the operation.

Add note in Calero — Add text, optionally linked to a person.

Building your own shortcuts

  1. Open the Shortcuts app.
  2. Create a new shortcut and tap Add Action.
  3. Search for Calero and add the actions you need.
  4. Combine them with other apps (e.g. after a calendar event ends, prompt for a summary and log it).

For a quick reference, use Settings → Shortcuts & automation inside Calero on your device.

Privacy

Shortcuts run on your device. Calero does not route shortcut data through a Calero-hosted server; your library syncs only via optional iCloud (CloudKit) when you use the same Apple ID across devices, as described in Export and backup.