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Other popular Securities and Exchange Commission workflows and automations
512- Get an email when a new Securities and Exchange Commission Applet is published12
- Get a weekly digest of S-4 filings from the SEC34
- Tweet SEC Alerts1
- Share SEC press releases with others using your Gmail5
- Save SEC filings to Pocket18
- Share SEC investor alerts to a Slack channel13
- Get an email when Securities and Exchange Commission publishes a new trigger or action32
- Get an email when a company files a 10-Q with the SEC45
Useful Securities and Exchange Commission and Smart Home Solution integrations
Triggers (If this)
Device turned onThis trigger fires when a specific device is turned on.
Press releasesThis trigger fires whenever a new press release is published by the SEC.- Device turned offThis trigger fires when a specific device is turned off.
- New investor alertThis trigger fires when the SEC issues a new investor alert.
- Motion detectedThis trigger fires when motion is detected.
- New filingThis trigger fires when there is a new filing by the SEC.
- Door openedThis trigger fires when a specific door opens.
- Alarm breachedThis trigger fires when the alarm in the house is breached, requires a subscription with alarm functionality.
- Door closedThis trigger fires when a specific door closes.
- Temperature reading receivedThis trigger fires when a specific sensor reads the temperature.
- Water leak detectedThis trigger fires when a water leak is detected.
- Brightness changed on bulbThis trigger fires when a specific light bulb changes brightness.
- Color changed on bulbThis trigger fires when a specific light bulb changes color.
- Smoke detectedThis trigger fires when smoke is detected.
- Battery report receivedThis trigger fires when a specific device reports its battery level.
- Luminance report receivedThis trigger fires when a specific sensor measures the luminance.
- Glass breakage detectedThis trigger fires when glass breakage is detected.
- We detect that the home is emptyThis trigger fires when every family member has left.
- We detect that everyone has gone to sleepThis trigger fires when everyone has gone to sleep.
- We detect that someone has woken upThis trigger fires when everyone has woken up.
- At least one person arrives homeThis trigger fires when at least one family member has come home.
- Door lockedThis trigger fires when a specific door is locked.
- Door unlockedThis trigger fires when a specific door is unlocked
Queries (With)
- History of everyone has gone to sleepThis query returns a list of when everyone was gone to sleep.
- History of filingsThis query returns a list of when there is a new filing by the SEC.
- History of when the alarm triggeredThis query returns a list of when the alarm in the house was breached, requires a subscription with alarm functionality.
- History of investor alertsThis query returns a list of when the SEC issues a new investor alert.
- History of door lockedThis query returns a list of when a specific door was locked.
- History of color changes on bulbThis query returns a list of when a specific light bulb changes color.
- History of device turned offThis query returns a list of when a specific device was turned off.
- History of battery report receivedThis query returns a list of when a specific device reports its battery level.
Actions (Then that)
- Turn device offThis action will turn a device off given a name.
- Turn device onThis action will turn a device on given a name.
- Turn alarm onThis action will turn on the alarm in your house, this requires a subscription with alarm functionality.
- Unlock doorThis action will unlock a specific door.
- Change brightness of bulbThis action will change the brightness of a bulb given a name.
- Lock doorThis action will lock a specific door.
- Change color of bulbThis action will change the color of a bulb given a name.
- Turn alarm offThis action will turn off the alarm in your house, this requires a subscription with alarm functionality.
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