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  Marley_Ring

  Great question, @cscu2007! Yes, if you are professionally monitored, there are potential savings for your homeowner's or renter's insurance. You can download your insurance certificate, and submit it to your insurance company for possible discounts u **sing the Ring app:** 1. Tap on the **Menu.** 2. Tap **Settings**. 3. Tap **Monitoring.** 4. Tap on **Insurance Certificate**. We will send the monitoring certificate to you via email, so check your inbox. You can also obtain this certificate via web browser, when logged in at Ring.com. Feel free to check out our [help center article](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005025306-Ring-Alarm-System-Basic-Information) for more information on Alarm. :)

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  03-09-2020 11:38:25

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  cscu2007

  Thank you, Marley, We have yet purchased, can you send us a sample certificate (including both buglar and fire), we can run with insurance company first? Thank you!

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  04-09-2020 03:51:50

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  buckwheaties

  These instructions are more or less correct, except that you get to the Settings option from the My Dashboard screen if you're using a laptop/desktop.

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  25-09-2020 07:48:55

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  LauraW

  I would like to monitor a front door and 2 windows of a business. We currently have 3 Ring Cameras and we were going to purchase the alarm system. 3. Tap Monitoring is not in our settings. What do we do? Is a business not allowed to have alarm monitoring?

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  28-09-2020 08:52:06

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  Caitlyn_Ring

  Hi @LauraW, happy to chime in here. There is no Professional Monitoring available for Ring Cameras and Doorbells. Once you have the Alarm system installed, then you will have the option to enable Professional Monitoring under the Ring Protect Plus plan. I hope that helps clear things up. :)

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  28-09-2020 09:15:54

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  LauraW

  Is there an issue with the alarm monitoring being for a business, as it is not as drop down offering when creating your system to purchase. Also, what is the monthly cost of monitoring?

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  28-09-2020 09:21:42

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  29c864978fb54155b8b0eaaf0a04c8

  My certificate i printed does not show fire. How do i get fire certificate?

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  19-04-2022 02:18:24

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  Caitlyn_Ring

  Hi @29c864978fb54155b8b0eaaf0a04c8. You need to have a [Smoke and CO Listener](https://ring.com/products/alarm-smoke-co-listener) set up with your Ring Alarm system in order to have fire listed in your Professional Monitoring certificate. After adding the Smoke and CO Listener, you can print a new certificate and it should have fire listed. :)

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  19-04-2022 06:22:01

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  TravisL79

  @Caitlyn_Ring , can the Alexas Guard Plus do the same function as the Smoke and CO listener? It states a compatible Echo "detects the sound of smoke alarms,* carbon monoxide alarms,*..." I have Echos throughout the house. Hate to have to buy something if this will work already? Just need to get my fire certificate.

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  16-02-2023 05:47:12

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  Justin_Ring

  Hi @TravisL79. This Help Center [article](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/360028205592-Using-Alexa-Guard-with-Ring-Devices-to-Detect-Broken-Glass-Smoke-and-Carbon-Monoxide) will describe to you how using Alexa Guard with Ring to have an echo device monitor for smoke and CO works. Furthermore, if you use this method, your alarm certificate will **not** show that you are being monitored for fire.

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  17-02-2023 06:15:00

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