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Build your own Android SMS and Aquanta automations
Triggers (If this)
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Any new SMS received
This Trigger fires every time you receive any new SMS on your Android device.
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Your device has disconnected
This trigger fires when your device goes offline, meaning it is no longer able to reach the cloud.
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Any new SMS sent
This Trigger fires every time you send an SMS on your Android device.
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Your device has connected
This trigger fires when your device comes online and successfully connects to the cloud.
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New SMS received from phone number
This Trigger fires every time you receive an SMS on your Android device from a phone number you specify.
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A leak was detected
This trigger fires when a leak is detected by the specified device.
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New SMS sent to phone number
This Trigger fires every time you send an SMS on your Android device to a phone number you specify.
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Your water heater has exceeded its energy use threshold
This trigger fires when your water heater exceeds its energy use threshold.
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New SMS received matches search
This Trigger fires every time you receive an SMS on your Android device that matches a search you specify.
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New SMS sent matches search
This Trigger fires every time you send an SMS on your Android device that matches a search you specify.

Any new SMS received
This Trigger fires every time you receive any new SMS on your Android device.

Your device has disconnected
This trigger fires when your device goes offline, meaning it is no longer able to reach the cloud.

Any new SMS sent
This Trigger fires every time you send an SMS on your Android device.

Your device has connected
This trigger fires when your device comes online and successfully connects to the cloud.

New SMS received from phone number
This Trigger fires every time you receive an SMS on your Android device from a phone number you specify.

A leak was detected
This trigger fires when a leak is detected by the specified device.

New SMS sent to phone number
This Trigger fires every time you send an SMS on your Android device to a phone number you specify.

Your water heater has exceeded its energy use threshold
This trigger fires when your water heater exceeds its energy use threshold.

New SMS received matches search
This Trigger fires every time you receive an SMS on your Android device that matches a search you specify.

New SMS sent matches search
This Trigger fires every time you send an SMS on your Android device that matches a search you specify.
Actions (Then that)
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Set Away
This action will set your Aquanta into Away mode.
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Send an SMS
This Action will send an SMS from your Android device to any phone number you specify.
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Cancel Away
This action will cancel an existing Away.
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Set Boost
This action will Boost the specified device.
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Cancel Boost
This action will disable any running boost action.

Set Away
This action will set your Aquanta into Away mode.

Send an SMS
This Action will send an SMS from your Android device to any phone number you specify.

Cancel Away
This action will cancel an existing Away.

Set Boost
This action will Boost the specified device.

Cancel Boost
This action will disable any running boost action.
How to connect Android SMS and Aquanta
Find or create an Applet
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Securely connect your Android SMS and Aquanta accounts.Finalize and customize your Applet
Review your trigger and action settings. Your Applet is ready to go!Top integration tips, tools, and resources
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