I had the exact same single Pushover user (me) setup for years and recently wanted to add various family members for specific different notifications. It took me a little bit to figure this out, but after a short bit I was able to setup it up without any problems.
First thing you want to do is head over to your account on pushover.net. Halfway down your dashboard, you’ll see an area you can use to set up and maintain Pushover Groups. This is where you create various pushover distribution groups. For example, I created groups called “Husband and Me”, “Entire Family” and “Daughter and Me”. In each of those groups you add all group members and their respective Pushover API Key (including your own as appropriate). When you save each Pushover Group, Pushover creates a unique API Key for that group.
Then go back to the HomeSeer Pushover Plug-in Configurations/Settings page. At the bottom of the page you’ll see a place to add Pushover groups. Type in your newly create Group Names and each group’s API Key.
And that’s it. Now when you create an HS Event with a Pushover action, you’ll see these Pushover Groups as available options in the drop down box.
One thing I wasn’t sure about is that I had all my Pushover actions set with the “All Devices” option checked. This was an issue in the past because it was only my API setup. However, now that I had these Pushover Groups added I wasn’t sure if “All Devices” meant the notice would go out to all options available in the drop down box. I was worried that would have to go back and modify scores of old Pushover Actions to only be directed to my devices. This is NOT the case. The existing Event actions with “All Devices” still just go to my Devices registered under my Psuhover Pushover.
Hope this helps!
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Well check this out...
Not only does Pushover have the "Delivery Groups" feature I didn't know about, the plugin actually already supports it. And it works! How 'bout dat
Sorry for all the commotion here, folks. Carry on...
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Originally posted by zwolfpack View PostPer his profile he hasn't been active since Nov 2020.
Originally posted by zwolfpack View PostI see the plugin supports multiple "applications" - is that what you mean by API tokens?
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If the plugin allows for only one key then the fix would be to have multiple HomeSeers running, each with a unique PushOver key. Not very practical, though.
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Per his profile he hasn't been active since Nov 2020.
I see the plugin supports multiple "applications" - is that what you mean by API tokens?
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Well dang, I got all excited for a minute there. But it doesn't look like this really solves the problem because if I replace my user key in the plugin with the Delivery Group key, then all pushes will go to the Delivery Group. I only want to send pushes to the whole group in certain events. Most events should just send to my phone.
But...
If the plugin were to implement support for Delivery Group keys (in addition to the existing User key), then I think maybe that solves the problem without having to deal with additional API (application) tokens.
Hopefully Adam will chime in on whether he might be interested in adding this to the plugin.
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Originally posted by zwolfpack View Post
Thanks for pointing this out 👍🙂
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Originally posted by zwolfpack View PostIn the Pushover app is a "Pushover for Teams" link. However it's a premium service ($5/user/month).
I can see maybe a few dollars a month total (not per user) for a family plan, but $5 per user is more of a business pricing model. I'm not saying the service isn't worth it...the Pushover for Teams service looks pretty nice, with centralized management of all devices and so forth...that's important for a business team with hundreds of users. But it's overkill for my family situation.
Thanks for the suggestion.
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Originally posted by DLONG2 View Postcontact PushOver.net and explain that you have devices which need to use more than one account
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In the Pushover app is a "Pushover for Teams" link. However it's a premium service ($5/user/month).
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Originally posted by teladog01 View Post
Right. But that's for different devices/groups on the same Pushover account, no? I need to be able to send pushes to devices on different Pushover accounts (different user keys), but I do not see a way to add more user keys to the plugin.
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Originally posted by DLONG2 View Post
As I recall, the only need is to purchase the PushOver app for any and each device which will be receiving pushes. Then within the Pushover.net account settings on the internet you can specify a group name to receive pushes, or just individual devices. Part of the API call (within HomeSeer) is to specify which device or group name would be recipients. Hope this is correctly stated and helps. Hence, no need for additional accounts or key codes, etc.
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Originally posted by teladog01 View PostFor as long as I have used Pushover, it has only ever been for a single device (mine). Now I need to add my fiance's and her kids' devices to the plugin, but am struggling to find a way to do so.
I see where I can add additional devices to my own Pushover account and use the different device or group names in events. But what I need to do is add additional user keys to the plugin that correspond to the additional users' devices on their own Pushover accounts. How do I do that?
Surely I am not limited to a single Pushover account? As an IT security professional, I don't see any scenario where I enter my own Pushover account credentials on a bunch of other devices that are not in my control
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