Hey everyone, I’m reaching out because I’m trying to set up an Alexa group automation but running into some issues. I’ve got a group named ‘morning’ that includes two Vera-controlled lights and a TV managed by a Harmony hub. The goal is to have all these devices turn on with a single voice command, but right now, only the TV activates. If I remove the TV from the group, the lights work fine. Any ideas on why this isn’t working as intended? I’ve spent some time troubleshooting. First, I checked the network connections to ensure all devices are online. Both the Vera lights and the Harmony hub are connected via the same Wi-Fi network, so that doesn’t seem to be the issue. I also tested each device individually to confirm they respond to Alexa commands, and they do. It’s only when grouped that the problem arises. I’ve read through some forums and articles, and it seems like this could be a compatibility issue between different device brands or protocols. Vera uses Z-Wave, while the Harmony hub operates on a different system. Maybe Alexa has trouble coordinating devices from different ecosystems within a single group. I also considered the possibility of conflicting routines or automations. I reviewed my Alexa settings to ensure there aren’t any overlapping commands or schedules that might interfere. Everything looks clean on that front. Another angle I explored was the device firmware. I updated both the Vera lights and the Harmony hub to their latest firmware versions, but the issue persists. It’s frustrating because the setup works perfectly when the TV is excluded. I’m wondering if there’s a workaround or a different approach to grouping these devices. Perhaps using a smart home hub that supports multiple protocols or setting up a more advanced automation rule could help. I’ve heard about using routines with multiple actions, but I’m not sure how that would integrate with the existing group setup. Any advice or experiences you’ve had with similar setups would be incredibly helpful. I’d love to get this working smoothly without having to exclude the TV from the group. Thanks in advance for your insights!