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Home Assistant WebHook Trigger

Description​

The Home Assistant WebHook Trigger (HASS Trigger) tool when executed will trigger a Home Assistant Webhook Trigger. This allows users to trigger Zene workflows from Home Assistant. This feature enables users to integrate Zene with their smart home devices and automate their smart home tasks.

Parent Tools​

Setting Up - Home Assistant Webhook Trigger​

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Setting Up - Step 1 and 2
  1. In Home Assistant, go to Settings
  2. Click on Automations & Scenes

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Setting Up - Step 3 and 4
  1. Make sure that the Automations tab is selected
  2. Click on + Create Automation
  3. Select Create New Automation

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Setting Up - Step 6 and 7
  1. Click Add Trigger
  2. Select Webhook

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Setting Up - Step 8 and 9
  1. Copy the Webhook ID, put this in the Webhook ID field in the HASS Trigger tool setting.
  2. Do not forget to click Save!

Settings​

Setup Tool​

Reference to the Home Assistant Config tool.

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The Home Assistant Config tool must be configured before using this tool.

Webhook ID​

The Webhook ID is the unique identifier of the webhook. It is used to identify the webhook when it is triggered.

See Setting Up - Home Assistant Webhook Trigger for more information on how to get the Webhook ID.

Data type​

The type of data to send with the webhook trigger. The following data types are available:

  • Query
  • JSON
  • Form data

Parameters​

Query JSON

A map of key-value pairs representing the parameters to send with the webhook trigger.

The value input supports Mark-up Text Input.

JSON String​

JSON

A string representing the JSON-encoded body of the request to send with the webhook trigger.

This input supports Mark-up Text Input.

Form Data​

Form data

A map of key-value pairs representing the form data to send with the webhook trigger in a form-encoded format.

The value input supports Mark-up Text Input.