IoT

Amazon Alexa

Amazon Alexa is an intelligent voice assistant that powers Amazon Echo – voice-enabled smart speaker developed by Amazon.com.

Availability: Workflows only

Actions

• Response for Alexa: Form a custom response for Alexa

Cisco Meraki

Cisco Meraki offers products for a wide range of wired and wireless networks. It lets you add, remove and monitor your networks and the devices associated with those networks.

Availability: Workflows only

Actions

• Add Contact in a Network: Add a new contact in the specified network

• Add VLAN in a Network: Add a VLAN in the specified network

• Delete VLAN in a Network: Delete the specified VLAN from the network

• Force Check-in a Set of Devices: Check-in one or more devices

• Get Network Traffic Data: Retrieve the traffic data of the specified network

• List Air Marshal Scan Results: Retrieve the list of air marshal scan results

• List Clients of a Device: Retrieve the list of clients associated with the specified device

• List Contacts in a Network: Retrieve the list of contacts in the specified Systems Manager network

• List Devices Enrolled in an SM Network: Retrieve the list of devices enrolled in the specified Systems Manager network

• List Devices in a Network: Retrieve the list of devices associated with the specified network

• List Networks in an Organization: Retrieve the list of networks associated with the specified organization

• List Organizations: Retrieve the list of organizations to which the user has access.

• List VLANs in a Network: Retrieve the list of VLANs associated with the specified network

• Lock a Set of Devices: Lock one or more devices associated with the specified network

Common Questions

• How do I add an API key to connect Cisco meraki with webMethods.io Integration

  To retrieve the API key of your Cisco Meraki account, do the following:

  Log in to your Cisco Meraki account, and click on the ‘My Profile’ tab given on the top-right hand side of the dashboard window.

  

  A new window will appear with the details of your account. Scroll down and locate the ‘API Key’ given under the ‘API access’ section.

  

  You can also ‘Revoke’ or ‘Regenerate’ the given API key, as per your requirements.

  Once you have entered the API key in the connection window, click on the ‘ADD’ button. You can now see the added connection under ‘Connect to Cisco Meraki’ field. Once added, this connection will be available in all Cisco Meraki actions.

• Why am I not able to check-in my devices using Force Check-in a Set of Devices action.

  Devices that are not added under ‘Systems Manager’ network, can not be checked-in using the ‘Force Check-in a Set of Devices’ action. Please ensure that your devices are added under SM network before attempting the check-in.

• How does a Batch Token work in List Device Enrolled in an SM Network action.

  The ‘List Devices Enrolled in an SM Network’ action fetches a maximum of 1000 devices in a single result. If a network has more than 1000 devices, this action returns the list of 1000 devices along with the batch token for the next 1000 devices. You can use this batch token in the next request to retrieve the list of 1000 devices associated with it.

Cumulocity

Cumulocity lets you build your IoT applications. Your data points can be configured very quickly due to its open, API-driven, and application-centric design.

Availability: Workflows and FlowServices

API Versions: 0.9

API Types: REST

Authentication and Authorization: Basic

Key Capabilities: Custom field support

Prerequisites:

• Cumulocity API login and password information


• Cumulocity account you are using has privileges to connect to the Cumulocity API


• Cumulocity objects and usage familiarity

Triggers

• Alarm: Triggers when a alarm for a specific device is set-off

• Event: Triggers when a specific event occurs

• Measurement: Triggers when the measurement event occurs for the specified device.

Actions

• copyApplication: Creates a new application based on already existing one. Properties are copied to newly created application

• createAlarm: Creates a new alarm

• createApplication: Creates a new application

• createAuditRecord: Creates a new audit record

• createExternalId: Creates an external ID

• createManagedObject: Creates a new managed object

• createMeasuement: Creates a new measurement

• deleteAlarmColelction: Deletes an alarm collection

• deleteEvent: Deletes an event

• deleteEventCollection: Deletes an event collection

• deleteExternalId: Deletes an external ID. Single external ID, represented by type of the external ID and the value of the external ID, both as strings

• deleteManagedObject: Deletes a managed object

• deleteMeasurement: Deletes a measurement

• deleteModule: Deletes a module

• deleteOperationCollection: Deletes a collection of operations

• gatAlarmCollection: Retrieves an alarm collection

• getApplicationByTenant: Retrieves applications of a tenant

• getApplicationByUser: Retrieves applications of a user

• getAuditRecord: Retrieves an audit record

• getAuditRecordCollection: Retrieves collection of audit records

• getBinariesCollection: Retrieves collection of binaries

• getBulkOperationCollection: Retrieves collection of bulk operations

• getEvent: Retrieves an event

• getEventCollection: Retrieves collection of events

• getExternalIdsOfGlobalID: Represents a collection of external IDs for a specified global ID

• getManagedObject: Retrieves a managed object

• getManagedObjectCollection: Retrieves collection of a managed objects

• getManagedObjectCollectionByQuery: Retrieves managed objects found by query

• getManagedObjectForType: Retrieves a read-only collection of all managed objects of a particular type

• getManagedObjectsForFragmentType: Read-only collection of all managed objects with a particular fragment type or capability

• getManagedObjectsForIDs: Read-only collection of managed objects fetched for a given list of IDs, for example, “?ids=41,43,68“

• getMeasuementCollection: Retrieves collection of measurements

• getModuleCollection: Retrieves collection of modules

• getModuleStatements: Retrieves a module file with statements

• getSeriesFromMeasurement: Retrieves a series from measurements

• updateAlarm: Updates an alarm

• updateBulkOperation: Updates a module

• updateModule: Updates a bulk operation

Custom Actions

Cumulocity connector lets you create your own custom actions for performing specific tasks. The actions you create look and work exactly like the other predefined actions do.

To know more about how to create custom actions, see Creating Custom Actions.

Dweet

Dweet.io helps you connect to wide range of devices such as sensors, machines, robots, gadgets through its APIs.

Availability: Workflows only

Actions

• Get Latest Dweets: Retrieve latest dweet for a thing

• Get Dweet History: Retrieve list of all the dweets saved for a particular thing

• Create Dweet: Create a new Dweet

Fitbit

Fitbit provides fitness tracking devices and other wireless-enabled wearable technology devices that can improve your health by tracking your activity, exercise, food, weight and sleep.

Availability: Workflows only

Actions

• Get Activities: Get activities and activity log entries of a user for a given day

• Get Activity Stat: Get the user’s lifetime activity statistics

• Get Blood Pressure: Get average value and log entries of user’s blood pressure for a given day

• Get Body Measurement: Get the user’s body measurements for a given day

• Get Devices: Get list of devices connected to a user

• Get Goals Daily: Get the user’s daily activity goals

• Get Goals Weekly: Get the user’s weekly activity goals

• Get Heart Rate: Get average value and log entries of user’s heart rate for a given day

• Get Sleep: Get summary and log details of user’s sleep for a given day

• User Details: Get the profile information of the user

Gimbal

Gimbal is a location and proximity-based mobile engagement platform that lets you synchronize device information, working status, battery and modes in real-time.

Availability: Workflows only

Actions

• Application Details: Fetch the details of a specific application

• Communication Details: Fetch the details of a specific communication

• Delete Communication: Delete a specific communication

• Delete Place: Delete a specific place

• Geofence Delete: Delete a specific geofence

• Geofence Details: Retrieve the details of a specific geofence

• Get Applications: Retrieve the configuration details of a specific application

• Get Communications: Retrieve the details of a specific communication

• Get Geofences: Retrieve the details of all geofences

• Get Places: Retrieve details of all places

• Place Details: Retrieve the details of a specific place

Google Maps

Google Maps is a web mapping service that provides accurate, reliable location information in real-time, helping you with easy and hassle-free navigation.

Availability: Workflows only

Actions

• Get Direction: Retrieve the direction to reach any place or location

• Get Distance Matrix: Retrieve the travel distance and time for a matrix of origins and destinations

Google Places

Google Places is an online service that helps you to provide accurate information such as location name, addresses, ratings, reviews, contact information, and atmosphere to users.

Availability: Workflows and FlowServices

Actions

• Search Places: Find any place or location

Initial State

Initial State provides data analytics for the Internet of Things (IoT).

Availability: Workflows only

Actions

• Send Events Data: Send multiple events data to any bucket available

• Create Bucket: Create a new bucket

Keen.io

Keen.io is a set of powerful APIs that allows you to build your own analytics products.

Availability: Workflows only

Actions

• Get Projects: Get the list of all existing projects

• Get Project Details: Get more details about a project

• Get Events Collection Details: Get more details about a particular events collection

• Get Events: Get the list of all events of a project

• Delete Events Collection: Delete the existing events collection

• Create Event: Create a new event in your account

LIFX

LIFX is a line of wi-fi enabled bulbs that can be controlled through a wide range of wi-fi equipped devices.

Availability: Workflows only

Actions

• Get Lights: Retrieve the details of the specified light(s)

• Set Light State: Set the state of a specific light or all lights

• Set Toggle Power: Turn on/turn off a specific light or all lights

Nest

Nest Labs is a home automation company that provides programmable smoke detectors and thermostats.

Availability: Workflows only

Triggers

• State Change: Triggers when the state changes
  

Actions

• Get Thermostat Device Info: Get more details about a specific nest thermostat device

• Get Temperature of Thermostat: Get the current temperature of a Nest thermostat

• Set Temperature of Thermostat: Set the temperature of any installed Nest thermostat

• Get All Thermostat Devices Info: Get the list and details of all the installed Nest thermostat devices

• Get State of Structure: Get the current state of the structure

• Set State of Structure: Set the current state of the structure

Philips Hue

Philips Hue is a wireless lighting system that lets you easily control LED lamps and white bulbs from your phone or tablet.

Availability: Workflows only

Actions

• Create User: Create a new user

• Get All Lights: Retrieve the details of the specified light(s)

• Get Bridges: Get information associated with the specified bridge(s)

• Set Light State: Set the state of a specific light or all lights

Plotly

Plotly is a technical computing company that helps you to create, deploy and share interactive web apps, graphs and visualizations in any programming language.

Availability: Workflows only

Actions

• Create Graph: Create a new graph

Tesla

Tesla is an electric vehicle and clean energy company that designs, develops, manufactures, and sells fully electric vehicles and energy storage systems.

Availability: Workflows only

Actions

• Auto Park: Auto park the Tesla

• Flash Lights: Flash the lights of Tesla

• Get Driving and Position State: Get the driving and position state of the Tesla

• Get Vehicle State: Get vehicle state of Tesla

• Honk Horn: Honk the horn of Tesla

• List all Vehicles: List all vehicles

• Lock Doors: Lock doors of the Tesla

• Move Pano Roof: Move pano roof of the Tesla

• Open Charge Port: Open the charge port of the Tesla

• Open Trunk: Open the trunk of Tesla

• Remote Start: Remote start the Tesla

• Set Charge Limit to Max Range: Set charge limit to maximum range

• Set Charge Limit to Standard: Set charge limit to standard

• Set Temperature: Set temperature

• Set Valet Mode: Set valet mode for Tesla

• Start Charging: Start charging the Tesla

• Start HVAC System: Start the HVAC system for Tesla

• Stop Charging: Stop charging the Tesla

• Stop HVAC System: Stop the HVAC system for Tesla

• Unlock Doors: Unlock the doors of Tesla

• Wake Up Car: Wake up car