Omaya integrations: gateways, calendars, single sign-on, smart home and API
Omaya is vendor-neutral by design. Bluetooth gateways from Dusun, MOKO, Milesight, MikroTik and Minew run side by side with any LoRaWAN gateway through ChirpStack and anything that can publish MQTT.
Meeting rooms book from Google Calendar or Microsoft 365 and check themselves in from real presence. Administrators sign in through Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace or any OpenID Connect provider. Rules reach people by email, SMS, WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Microsoft Teams, push, webhook or MQTT, and can switch lights, air-conditioning and blinds through the Home Assistant smart-home bridge.
Developers get a public REST API with interactive documentation covering occupancy, footfall and attendance, space utilisation, people and assets, incidents, gateways, outdoor GPS and warehouse data, plus signed webhooks.
Connects to
Bluetooth and LoRaWAN gateways, MQTT
Google Calendar and Microsoft 365
Single sign-on (OpenID Connect)
Email, SMS, WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Teams, push
Home Assistant and Aqara
REST API and signed webhooks
Frequently asked questions
Is there a public API?
Yes, a key-authenticated REST API with interactive documentation.
Can Omaya control lights and air-conditioning?
Yes, through the Home Assistant bridge: any device it exposes can be an action in a rule.
Do rules need code?
No. Pick a trigger, set conditions and choose actions; every rule can be tested before it is saved.