Integrate your Akuvox SmartPlus mobile app with Home Assistant. With this integration you can access you door camera feeds, trigger door relays to open doors, be notified when doors are opened, and view your temporary keys (support for adding temporary keys comming soon).

Disclaimer: This integration is not affiliated with or endorsed by Akuvox. It is a community-contributed project and is provided as-is without any warranty or guarantee. Use it at your own discretion and responsibility.

For troubleshooting and general discussion please join the discussion in the Home Assistant forum.

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• Features
  • Door Camera Feeds
  • Relay Button Control
  • Temporary Keys
  • Door Bell & Door Open Events
    • YAML Examples
      • Example 1: Play a sound effect and announce that a door was rung
      • Example 2: Send a notification when a door is opened
• Installation
  • Via HACS (Recommended)
  • Manual Installation
• Adding the Akuvox Integration
  • Method 1: SMS Verification (Recommended)
  • Method 2: App Tokens (Advanced)
• Configuration
• Finding Your SmartPlus Account Tokens

You door camera feeds are accessible as camera entities in Home Assistant.

Your door's relays are added as buttons in Home Assistant which allow you to trigger your doors to open remotely.

You can view your temporary access keys from the SmartPlus app in Home Assistant.

Whenever any of your doors are rung or opened, the akuvox_door_update event is fired in Home Assistant. When you use the akuvox_door_update even as an automation trigger, you will have access to data associated with the specific door ring/open event, accessible under: trigger.event.data.

The Location value represents the name of the Akuvox door that was rung or opened, eg: Front Door, Side Door, etc.

The CallType value represents the door event type:

The Initiator value represents the name of the individual that triggered the event.

The PicUrl value contains a URL to the camera screenshot image taken at the time of the door ring/open event.

The RelayName value represents the name of the door relay that was opened (useful if your door has multiple relays), eg: Relay1, Relay2, etc.

trigger:
  - platform: event
    event_type: akuvox_door_update
    event_data:
      CaptureType: Call
    variables:
      door_name: "{{ trigger.event.data.Location }}"

condition: []

action:

  # Play Ding Dong
  - service: media_player.play_media
    target:
      entity_id: media_player.kitchen_speaker
    data:
      media_content_id: media-source://media_source/local/sounds/ding_dong.mp3
      media_content_type: audio/mpeg
    metadata:
      title: ding_dong.mp3
      media_class: music
      navigateIds:
        - {}
        - media_content_type: app
          media_content_id: media-source://media_source
        - media_content_type: ""
          media_content_id: media-source://media_source/local/sounds

  # Wait 3 seconds
  - delay:
      hours: 0
      minutes: 0
      seconds: 3
      milliseconds: 0

  # Announce which door was rung
  - service: tts.google_say
    data:
      entity_id: media_player.macbook_pro
      message: Someone's at the {{ door_name }}
      language: en

trigger:
  - platform: event
    event_type: akuvox_door_update
action:
  - service: notify.notify
    data:
      title: Door Opened
      mwessage: >-
        {{ trigger.event.data.Location }} door opened by {{ trigger.event.data.Initiator }}

The easiest way to install Akuvox is though HACS (the Home Assistant Community Store)

1. If you don't have HACS installed yet, follow the official installation guide.

2. Add the Akuvox SmartPlus repository to HACS by clicking here:

3. Click ADD:

4. Restart Home Assistant.

Or:

1. Using your file browser of choice open the directory for your HA configuration (where you find configuration.yaml).
2. Create a custom_components directory if it does not already exist.
3. Add a subdirectory inside custom_components named akuvox.
4. Download all the files from the custom_components/akuvox/ directory in this repository.
5. Place them into the new custom_components/akuvox directory you created.
6. Restart Home Assistant.

1. Click this button: to add the integration.

2. Click OPEN LINK

3. Click OK:

4. Select a sign in method:

Sigining in via SMS verification will sign you out from the SmartPlus app on your device. If you wish to stay signed in on the app and also use the integration in Home Assistant please use the App Tokens sign in method.

1. Select Continue sign-in with SMS Verification and click NEXT

2. Enter your phone number and click NEXT to receive your SMS verification code

3. Enter your code and click SUBMIT

Sigining in using your SmartLife app tokens will allow you to remain signed in to the SmartLife app on your device.

1. Obtain your auth_token and token values (for help with finding your tokens, please refer to the Finding you SmartPlus Account Tokens section below).

2. Enter your phone number, auth_token and token values and click SUBMIT:

Once configured, Akuvox cameras & door buttons will appear as a device with a camera entity and a button entity, which when pressed triggers the door relay and opens the doors directly from Home Assistant.

Via the integration's CONFIGURE button you can adjust the following:

1. Update your SmartLife account's tokens used to communicate with the Akuvox API. This is particularly useful if you logged into the SmartLife app on your device after adding the integration. For help accessing your account's tokens, please refer to the Finding you SmartPlus Account Tokens section below.

2. Choose between two options for akuvox_door_update event handling:

   • Wait for camera screenshots to become available before triggering the event.
   • Receive the event as soon as it is generated, without waiting for camera screenshots.

To obtain your SmartPlus account tokens you can use an HTTP proxy (such as mitmproxy)

1. Connect your device to your HTTP proxy

2. Log out from your SmartPlus app, and then log in with your phone number and SMS code

3. Search for akuvox, and you should see the servers_list request. Click on it and in the Requests tab you should find your auth_token and token values:

NOTE: If you see passwd instead of auth_token, please use the passwd value as your auth_token.