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- ecobee API
ecobee reserves the right to make the scope permissions to be more granular in the future should the need arise Tokens The ecobee API utilizes a token-based authorization and authentication strategy This provides the maximum level of security and eliminates the need for a 3rd party application to request user credentials and store them
- ecobee API
At this point, goto ecobee com, login to the web portal and click on the 'My Apps' tab This will bring you to a page where you can add an application by authorizing your ecobeePin To do this, paste your ecobeePin and click 'Validate' The next screen will display any permissions the app requires and will ask you to click 'Authorize' to add
- ecobee API
The ecobee API currently supports two thermostat products: Smart: The smart thermostat is a product geared for the home user EMS: The EMS (Energy Management System) thermostat is a product geared for commercial user and management companies who wish to monitor and manage many thermostats across multiple locations from the same management portal
- ecobee API
A series of HTTPs redirects are performed between your web server and the ecobee server which guide the user in authorizing your application in a secure manner On December 1, 2020, there will be changes to the API that affect token format and authorization flows, including the Authorization Code Authorization Strategy
- ecobee API
ecobee only recommends the PIN strategy for use cases where the user is interacting with a device that cannot easily use a web-based login form During the migration process, you may choose to migrate to the Authentication Code Flow for a better user experience To migrate your application from using ecobeePin to authentication codes:
- ecobee API
Licensing Agreement ecobee 3rd Party Commercial Services Agreement ecobee, Inc ("ecobee") provides a collection of application programming interfaces (APIs), referred to collectively as "Services" that provide communication and or interoperability with ecobee devices, systems and user accounts, as well as third party devices, including but not limited to the Carrier Corporation ("Carrier
- ecobee API
The ecobee PIN authorization method is designed to support any 3rd party device, be it a mobile phone, tablet, desktop widget or remote server This authorization method allows a 3rd party application to obtain an authorization code and a 4 byte alphabetic string which can be displayed to the user
- ecobee API
The ecobee API provides an http-based interface for control and access to the ecobee thermostats Integrators will be allowed to read, update and poll information about their thermostat(s) ecobee aims to be backward compatible with previous versions of the API and to protect implementations from breaking when new features or changes are
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