📍 State Notifications & Actions

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Version: 1.1 :fire:

The most common automation used for state notifications & actions. :partying_face:

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:newspaper: The Automation Process:

  • Triggers on an entity state change or on numeric state changes to above or below a set value. There are two triggers that are called “Start Entities” and “End Entities”.
  • When an entity changes to the entered state or on a numeric state change, you have the option to send notifications to one or multiple devices. The notification has options to include 3 action buttons + a cancel button. You also have the option to send a confirmation message when an action button is pressed. This can be useful when sending notifications to multiple devices as it will let the other devices know when an action has been pressed.
  • You can input one or more global conditions.
  • Notifications can work with Apple IOS and Android devices. One for all, and all for one.
  • When an entity changes to the entered state or on a numeric state change, you have the option to set 3 different action groups. Each action group can have as many actions you like.

:rocket: CHANGELOG

  • Version: 1.1 - 12 Sep-23 - Added numeric state triggers, time delay & global conditions.
  • Version: 1.0 - 10 Sep-23 - Initial release.

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FAQ

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Initial release 1.0

New blueprint :partying_face: Hope you like it :wink:

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New Update 1.1

New Features :new:

  1. Added numeric state to start and end triggers. You can now select above and below values. Example: You could have a temperature sensor in your bedroom and when the temperature rises above your set value it will send you a message. You then can have 3 action buttons + cancel button to:

    1. Close the blinds.
    2. Turn The Fan ON
    3. Close the blinds and turn the fan ON
    4. Cancel do nothing
  2. Added time delay to start and end triggers. The state trigger will only fire if the state holds for the set time delay. This helps to stop false triggers. Example: If you are using “unavailable” state sometime it can be “unavailable” for a few seconds to a few minutes and then go back online, or the temp in you bedroom must be above your set value for the time delay before the automation will fire.

  3. Global conditions. You can now enter any global condition you would like to apply to the automation. Example; You could have motion sensors in your home. Then you could set a condition to only run when no one is home. If you detect motion it will send you a message. You then could have action buttons to

    1. “Sound The Alarm” an play a voice recording “the Police have been called and are on their way”.
    2. “Sound The Alarm” and turn the lights ON (using by-pass of my sensor light blueprint).
    3. “Sound The Alarm”, turn on sensor light by-pass “Alarm” and strobe the lights for 10 minutes.
    4. “Cancel do nothing”

    Or you could have an Office with motion sensors & CCTV. You could set a time condition to only run out of hours. If motion is detected it can send you a message with 3 action buttons + cancel button to what you like.

There a lot things this blueprint can now do. Hope you find it useful

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FAQ - How To Install The Official Home Assistant Calendar

Please see the link below to the official HA calendar.

When you click on the link above there is an “Add Integration” button. Click on it and follow the steps.

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Nice blueprint. Just created my first automation based on it.

Some suggestions:

  • setting to adjust the notification icon
  • possibility to toggle persistent notifications?
  • setting to enable critical notifications
  • setting for the notification channel

See also this blueprint for some more inspiration: Frigate Mobile App Notifications 2.0 - #1262 by kritikos24