Request to add a new app to EnergyID
🏠 Home Assistant Integration
Do you use Home Assistant? Our official Home Assistant integration is often the easiest way to get data into EnergyID from devices that don't have a direct integration.
Any device or service with a Home Assistant integration can now send data to EnergyID — including HomeWizard, Enphase, Kostal, and hundreds of others.
All supported apps are listed in the EnergyID App Directory. If the app you want to use is not currently supported, there are two ways to request an integration with EnergyID:
If you have basic IT knowledge – and don't want to wait for an official integration – you can get started yourself with our Incoming Webhooks.
EnergieID Support
You can contact EnergyID Support to request an integration with your app.
EnergyID keeps an internal list of app requests. We regularly publish an overview of upcoming integrations on this page.
| App | Status | Info | Home Assistant option |
|---|---|---|---|
| HomeWizard | Rejected | Only local API available | https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/homewizard/ |
| Kostal | Rejected | Only local API available | |
| IZEN | Rejected | No official API available | |
| Enphase | Rejected | not available | https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/enphase_envoy/ |
| Elvaco | Done | FTP connector | |
| SMA Data Manager | Done | ||
| EARN-E | Pending tech check | ||
| Sigenergy | Pending tech check | ||
| (02/05/2025) | |||
Note
While most integrations on EnergyID are built by us, we prefer the second option where the vendor of the app builds and maintains the integration with EnergyID.
- We do more than our best, but we simply have limited time and resources to build and maintain integrations.
- The remote party can forward new measurement data to EnergyID more efficient and therefore also faster.
Vendor of the app
If the app in question does not have an API to remotely access your data, or if you think the vendor of the app does have sufficient time and resources to connect their app to EnergyID, you can contact them.
Provide their product or technical department a link to our Incoming Webhook Documentation, which are very comprehensive and well documented and a good way for anyone to hook data into EnergyID.
We have the webhook code as well as some excellent examples in python here.