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Then scroll down to the bottom and click on "My Apps" section and click it. Scroll down to the bottom and click on "+Add a SmartApp". Now click on the "SmartApps" tab on the top right of the screen. Open your SmartThings Classic App on your phone, click on the Automation icon at the bottom bar right corner of the main screen.No we need to install our Smart App to our location/device. You'll need this and can't see it again after this, so save it someplace. It will be a long string of letters and numbers. On the resulting page, be sure to note the token value.Give it a name, be sure to check Devices and Schedules.Now, we need to get our installation ID and access code for accessing our webhook. Click on "Update" at the bottom of the page.Click on "Enable OAuth in Smart App" (it will create it create a ID and Secret).Scroll down and click on "OAuth" to expand the section.After clicking "Publish", click on the "App Settings" button next to the Publish button.Click "Publish" and then "For me" on the top right.Copy the code from Github into the code area.Click on "+New SmartApp" on the top right.Note: You may be asked to log into your account again when you click on your location, if so login again. To verify that you're logged into the correct location, after logging into the above link, click on My Locations and then click on the name of the location where you want to install the SmartApp. Create a login if you don't have one AND don't forget to opt-in for the developer account. The smart things integration requires three things:ĭo the following to get the smart app setup: In this post, we setup our custom Smart Things smart app manage our lock codes and our final Zap to call it. In our previous posts we've covered our motivations and a majority of the Zapier zaps needed to do our automation.