Hi,
I’m using Ajax systems for home security. Ajax is very plug and play and completely wireless. An integration with homey could complement Ajax enormously.
Some examples:
Etc…
Anyone else using Ajax systems?
Anyone interested to write an integration?
Thx
Looks like a nice system, but the API seems to only be available to “large security and service companies”.
What a company : “How many Ajax systems does the company manage or plan to manage? (min 1000/month) *”
Yes, seems so.
Please help and vote for:
Public API: https://ajax.systems/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=process_simple_like&post_id=6147&nonce=66675f3a9d
Homey integration: https://ajax.systems/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=process_simple_like&post_id=2424&nonce=66675f3a9d
not sure if above links will work like this… can’t find a direct URL :s
I have the Ajax alarm system as well and following the progress regarding usable API’s.
The above API is indeed Enterprise only.
I did find this library for the Ajax API in the past:
https://packagist.org/packages/igormukhingmailcom/ajax-systems-api
Maybe that would be helpfull. I am for sure they are going to focus on domotica at some point. I think they already presented new home devices.Look at these feature requests and the number of votes:
I have received some Info from Ajax support.
Public Api not yet on the roadmap, but IFTTT support later this year.
I am following Ajax Systems approach on API / domotica support closely. I had selected the Ajax Systems alarm as the alarm I want to install in my new house. But the lack of domotica integration / API support has started some doubts. The alarm in my current house is Woonveilig/Egardia and I must say that the Homey integration - however simple - is a very nice addition.
I have mailed Ajax about their plans. I don’t think one individual will make a difference in their approach but who knows, if they hear it from many people it might.
@Jo_San did you see the following: https://ajax.systems/features/
@Earl_Grey yes I did, also voted for Homey and Zwave support. Not sure when an idea will get on the actual roadmap though. Some of them are on the idea list for quite some time now.
Well, that’s your answer right here 
IFTTT integration is coming Q3/Q4 2019, so via this way we can link it to homey
I hope Homey will add an app for the ajax system which is very evoluting
The problem is that Ajax does not (yet) provide an API to connect to… without an API it is not possible to build a stable app.
I am also eagerly waiting.
Great news! Some people on Home Assistant made it possible to read the states from the AJAX hub. It is done through the SIA protocol.
The thread: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/ajax-alarm-system/62853/44
I will try this on my HA instance and then push or pull the states in Homey.
That sounds great. As I read it, the SIA protocol is something generic. Maybe someone already experiented with that in relation with Homey?
Good news I hope someone will help us
I created a very basic link between Ajax and Homey by using an Ajax Smartplug and an Innr smartplug. The Ajax smart plug is automatically turned on when the alarm is armed and turned of when disarmed. I placed the Ajax plug in an Innr SP120 plug which measures the power consumed. When the Ajax plug is turned on, the Innr plug measures power and lets Homey know that the alarm is on. Vice versa for off.
That way I can turn on my camera’s when the alarm is armed.
For me it is sufficient for now. I hope to be able to use sensor data in the future.
Clever solution 
Thanks, I am slowly getting the hang of it 
Earlier in this thread I mentioned someone made an integration of the SIA protocol in Home Assistant. So someone else forked this project and owns an AJAX alarm system: https://github.com/eavanvalkenburg/sia
The installation was quick and simple in Home Assistant. After that I made sure HA made URL calls to Homey when the alarm is on or off. In Homey I created a virtual alarm device to react on these calls. I now have a working on and off state in Homey. Very basic and simple, but at least I can now integrate the arm and disarm states of AJAX in my flows.
