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Lisabeth Klatt
A single uniform programming tool for every aspect of an automation project minimizes training needs, solidifies overall integration, and eliminates communication problems between engineering disciplines.
In Automation Studio, a fieldbus device is added to the corresponding fieldbus interface and configured like an I/O module. When using the import function for a device description from the respective supplier (GSD, EDS, etc.), the same interface is available to the user as is available for any other I/O module. As an open standard for setting parameters and configuring fieldbus devices for automation, the integrated FDT/DTM technology makes it easy to integrate fieldbus devices using familiar methods. This simplifies integration and minimizes the amount of programming and commissioning work needed. [More...]
Human-interactive workflows in Automation Studio make your life easier by blending automation with personal touchpoints. Imagine you're managing a project: the system can automatically update task statuses, but can ping you via email, Slack, or Microsoft Teams for approval before sending a progress report to stakeholders. You stay in control while the routine stuff gets handled automatically.
These are prebuilt, documented recipes built by Epicor to cover common integration and automation requirements our customers will need, designed for their Epicor system. Templates include AP Invoice Approval and integrations to popular apps including Salesforce, BigCommerce, and SugarCRM.
Automation Studio speeds up automation development and deployment by empowering business and technical users to independently create automations that unlock business value. It brings the flexibility, openness and stability the technical team demands, and speeds to value for business users.
Automation Studio is a next-generation, cloud-based environment for developing robust attended and unattended process automations with ease. The clean, user friendly interface enables citizen developers to create their own automation use cases.
While both Journey Builder and Automation Studio offer multi-channel ways to send marketing messages, Journey Builder offers more opportunities to test different strategies and optimize your messages based on engagement and interaction. Since individuals can enter the journey on an individual level (rather than just large batches), the tool is much better suited to watch and act on behavior as it happens in real time, instead of waiting until an automation is finished running.
In terms of user roles, all users will be able to view Automation Studio but only Marketing Cloud Administrators and Channel Managers have full access to create, edit, delete, and execute automations.
The Automation Studio Overview page shows up to 50 automations in your account, along with their status, and a snapshot of their activities using icons, run history, and folders. To get the most out of this overview page:
Samsung Automation Studio is a Node-Red pallet that Samsung has created to help with integrating their home automation options. It has the ability to integrate with Bixby and Smartthings using the new Smarthings API. This allows the ability to using polling methods in Node-Red to retrieve state back from Smartthings, but also allows the ability to create a Endpoint Webook that will allow Smarthings to push Device state changes to Hubitat.
A Samsung Automation Studio endpoint really requires 3 nodes to work properly. They are a Automation Node, Device profile node, and Event Node. The automation node will tell the flow what the endpoint URL will be that runs on your Node Red instance. The Device Profile node will tell Smartthings when it is executing the Smartapp install what the device type is to allow you to select as the trigger for your event or action. The event node is what will sit behind the endpoint and what Node red will use to capture the message from Smartthings and then pass the data to other nodes to execute a action. These nodes will capture the event and then you follow the Event node with the further automation you want to trigger based on that event.
Think of Nginx Proxy Manager as a traffic cop. It will sit on the edge of your home network connected to the internet and only forward the web traffic you want to internal resources such as the automation Endpoints . Along with being that traffic copy it will also provide the external connection with a encryption technology to ensure that your data stays private between your server and Smartthings.
That is kind of what I was thinking. Getting it to poll data seems like a piece of cake. I have it doing that now. I haven't been able to get the automation option to work yet though. Still trying to figure that out. I created a new app in my developer work space, but i feel like there is something in their documentation missing. It doesn't seem to mention anything about setting up the security pieces of the tokens in the app like i have done on a test app i did about 2 years ago now
It is more about the capabilities that the camera has in Smartthings. One way to check what that is may be to try to create a new automation in the Smartthings App. Then you can see what you can use as triggers with it and then what you can trigger it to do. I would expect that will reflect the same options you could possibly do with this automation option.
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