I noticed there was no AC listed under device inventory, is that normal, my two AC’s are the largest consumers of power?
Anyway, I wanted to enable Ecobee integration, but I kept on being told my password is wrong.
I verified my password by logging in to the Ecobee web portal, on login I got my 2FA text message, entered the challenge, and could log in.
I suspect that the Sense Ecobee integration fails because it does not support 2FA?
I’ve had issues with this since I first installed my Sense system a few months back. I don’t have 2FA enabled on my ecobee account but still had issues with this (i.e. the ecobee sign-in page within the Sense app still tells me my password is wrong when it’s not). I opened tickets with both Sense and ecobee. Both sides said it’s being worked on, but I’m surprised it’s taking this long. The ecobee folks seem to think it may be as simple as updating the Sense app to point to ecobee’s latest API sign-in link. Maybe the fix is more complicated than this.
I don’t have 2FA enabled on Ecobee side but never could get integration work. Keep getting the same error message “ Something went wrong during authorization. Please close this window and try again”.
Reached out to tech support and they opened a ticket but also point to this 2FA issue which is not my case. Any one have success setup the integration? I’ve heard Ecobee changed their API lately.
I am running into the same issue as @xndou. I just setup my Sense Energy Monitor and anytime I attempt to integrate it with Ecobee via the iOS app I am taken to an error page in my browser with the message - “Something went wrong during authorization. Please close this window and try again.”. Any idea what might be causing this or how I can fix it?
I’m seeing the same thing without using Ecobee 2FA - just a simple password. Have contacted Sense support and they are saying that Ecobee has made some API authentication changes that require Sense to make some updates.
We are aware of the issues with the Ecobee integration when 2FA is enabled. This is high priority on the list of bug fixes and we will update this thread once we have a more definitive timeline for a fix.
I have an iPhone XS with the newest version of the Sense App (v 34.1) running iOS 14.3. After authorization I get the ‘Something went wrong message in Safari’. If I check the Ecobee web app, it says that the Sense app is connected however Sense does not finish the handshake.
On my M1 MacBook Air I can see in the browser that I receive a 401 Unauthorized error for URL: https://api.sense.com/api/v1/integrations/oauth/authorize/ecobee/response/ios?code=xxxx_code_value&state=xxxx-state-value.