Waymark / Routes / imonnit.com Set up an iMonnit Data Webhook to push new temperature readings instead of polling the rate-limited REST API
domain: imonnit.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps In the iMonnit account API section, configure a Data Webhook (distinct from a Rule Webhook) pointing at your HTTPS endpoint Select the sensors/applications whose readings should trigger the webhook, e.g., Application ID 2 for Temperature Confirm your endpoint receives a payload on each new sensor data message, carrying fields like SensorID, Data, and DataTypes Use a Rule Webhook instead (or in addition) if you want threshold-based alert notifications rather than every raw reading Add your own validation on the receiving endpoint, since Monnit does not publicly document a payload-signing scheme Known gotchas Data Webhook (every reading) and Rule Webhook (threshold-triggered) are separate features - pick the one matching your use case The exact webhook JSON payload schema is not as fully documented publicly as the REST data-message fields REST polling for the same data is capped at 1 request/10 minutes, making the webhook the only practical near-real-time option
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