Smart Action 2.0: Unlock Next-Level Smart Home Automation
Smart Action 2.0: Unlock Next-Level Smart Home Automation
You are stepping into a whole new, more comprehensive era of smart homes. Join us in our upgraded Smart Action 2.0, and explore and unlock even more possibilities.
Unleash the Power of Smart Actions for Smarter Living
Automate Your Devices at a Certain Time
Gone are the days when one had to control home appliances manually. Preset a schedule with the Tapo app to automatically manage your smart home devices according to your daily routine and preferences.
Trigger Automations from Another Device's Actions
Set rules to automate your smart home devices when certain events occur, like another accessory turning on/off or detecting something. Create a more secure, convenient, and comfortable living space for you and your loved ones.
Multitasking Made Easy
With the Shortcut function, you can control multiple devices all at once for a customizable scene. Using just one tap on the Tapo app, or a simple voice command, you can instantly set the perfect ambience for any activity.
Unlock Next-Level Smart Actions
Elevate Your Life with Smart Actions 2.0 Templates
Unlock 20+ new templates for limitless lifestyle scenarios! Each template offers detailed scenario descriptions to help you choose the proper one. Tailored scenarios with in-template customizations for a hassle-free life.
Introducing Conditional Automation
· Automations only run when your conditions are triggered.
· Set various device statuses as conditions.
Say Hello to Geofencing
· Use your location as an automation trigger.
· Supports multiple location triggers.
· Supports multi-device control from one Tapo account.
Seamless Integration with Siri Shortcuts
Integrate Tapo Shortcuts with Siri Shortcuts for voice-activated control.
Easier Management of Smart Actions
You check the device-related Smart Actions at its Status page now for ultra-convenience and easier management.
Even More to Discover
You check the device-related Smart Actions at its Status page now for ultra-convenience and easier management.
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Custom automation notifications when running an automation.
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Supports delaying actions.
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Custom time durations for No Motion trigger. If no motion is detected for the specified duration, the trigger will activate the designated actions.
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Custom time durations for Open Sensor trigger. When the Contact Sensor remains open for the specified duration, the trigger will activate the designated actions.
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Duplicate shortcuts and automation
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Multi-select devices when setting actions.
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Set sunrise/sunset effect timing.
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Custom shortcuts are displayed on the Home page.
Things You May Want To Know
1. Is Smart Action 2.0 available for Kasa devices?
Yes! In addition to the skills supported in the Kasa App itself, syncing your Kasa device to the Tapo App will give you the ability to turn on additional skill permissions for your Kasa device!
2. When will the Smart Action 2.0 be officially released?
05/23/2024: Full rollout. Visit the "Smart" section in the Tapo App to explore more!
Note: Smart Action 2.0 is supported on Tapo App 3.3.1xx and above versions.
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Hi,
Is this Smart Action 2.0 meaning include, for example, trigger C420 camera recording smart action response when T100 sensor detects motion?
I sent you also a PM looking forward to participate in the beta process. Thank you in advance.
I haven't received any early access invitation. Have you been able to send the invitation, or do you know when you'll be able to send it?
Thanks,
Does it improve the sensitivity of the temperature control settings to at least within a 0.5 degree range? (T315 linked with a P110 smart plug)
Hi Wayne,
What I would really like to see in the Tapo ecosystem is the ability to call a webhook from a trigger within the Tapo app. I purchased the buttons with a view to control home entertainment (Sonos) via IFTTT. Webhooks open up a whole host of possibilities, and the buttons are very limited without these.
Failing the ability to call a webhook from the Tapo app, having Tapo buttons as trigger devices in IFTTT would enable a link through to webhooks via that proxy. Calling webhooks directly would be better though!
Really hope to see that functionality come online sometime soon.
Of what is there, the notifications sound good, particularly useful to have the doorbell notify that it has been rung on my phone. Obviously, if webhooks were available this would be possible anyway!
Cheers,
Steve
Has anybody had issues with motions not working correctly?
t100 with a hs200 lightswitch
motion triggers to turn it on just fine. But will not turn back off when no motion is detected.
@Wayne-TP do you have a fix or updated bug fix for this?
Automations with multiple actions and delays are not stopped when they are disabled by another automation. They just keep doing the actions till the end, which is a bug.
The stable version stopped the automations immediately when disabled, as it should.
Automations with multiple actions and delays are not stopped when they are disabled by another automation. They just keep doing the actions till the end, which is a bug.
The stable version stopped the automations immediately when disabled, as it should.
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Re:
Disabling automation entry does not stop triggered but unexecuted actions, such as those with delay settings.
As far as I know, both previous versions and the currently tested version do not support canceling pending executions of automation.
If this situation is common in your scenarios, you can vote for this feature request here. Highly requested features are prioritized for evaluation by the product team.
Within the if conditions, there are only 'privacy' mode settings available for the cameras.
Is it possible to have an option for motion detection by the camera within if conditions?
Essentially, what I'm trying to do is to trigger an alarm on the hub if a camera detects motion first AND a contact sensor is open.