Integrate Minut noise and occupancy sensor data and real-time event webhooks for short-term rental monitoring
domain: developer.minut.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Register an OAuth2 client in Minut's developer tools page, choosing the flow appropriate for a single account versus a multi-account partner integration.
Complete the OAuth2 authorization flow to obtain an access token for the relevant home/property scope.
Pull the latest sensor readings and historic time-series data for a home, and configure alert thresholds via the thresholds endpoints.
Subscribe to webhooks for real-time events instead of polling, and use the event-backfill endpoint to catch up on any missed events after downtime.
Respect Minut's tiered rate limits when polling or backfilling at scale.
Known gotchas
Rate limits are tiered - roughly 5 requests per second with bursting, a slowdown after sustained high-rate calls, and an overall per-minute cap - design backoff accordingly.
The docs distinguish separate OAuth flows for individual users versus partners - using the wrong flow will block access to certain scopes.
All timestamps are UTC - normalize carefully if displaying alerts in property-local time.
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