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Other popular Gewiss Smart Home IoT workflows and automations
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- When I Leave Home, Tell me if a Light is Switched On or Off with a Telegram Message
- Close/Open Shutter if Winds Raise above 10 km/h
- Execute a Scenario When I Send a Telegram Message
- Send Me a Telegram Message When Something Happens in the House
- Stop Irrigation if Tomorrow's Forecast Calls for Rain
- Send Me an SMS if the House is Too Cold
- Execute a Scenario When I Leave Home
1 - Send me a Telegram Message When a Thermostat Reaches a Threshold
Useful Gewiss Smart Home IoT and InOut WhatsApp Receive/Send Message integrations
Triggers (If this)
Specific WhatsApp message was receivedThis trigger fires when a specific WhatsApp message is received. The rest of messages are ignored.- Something Happened With Your ThermostatThis trigger fires when something happens with one of your thermostat devices.
- Any WhatsApp message was receivedThis trigger fires when a WhatsApp message is received no matter the content.
- Something Interesting Happened In The Smart HomeThis trigger fires when something you are interested in happens in the smart home
Queries (With)
- Query the Status of Any Device in the Smart HomeThis query returns the status of a selected device in your smart home.
- Query the Status of a Shutter/Venetian in the Smart HomeThis query returns the status of a shutter or venetian in the Gewiss Smart Home.
- Query the Status of Any Light in the Smart HomeThis query returns the status of a light in the Gewiss Smart Home.
Actions (Then that)
- Execute a ScenarioThis action will execute a scenario available at your home
- Send MessageThis action will Send a WhatsApp text message to your number.
- Control your Shutter or VenetianThis action will move up/down or stop a shutter/venetian in your home
- Switch On or Off a LightThis action will switch On or Off a light in your home
- Execute Any CommandExecute any command in your Gewiss smart home
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