Open julianrinaldi opened 5 months ago
Is there a plain text version of the email sent as well?
Not that I know of. I can forward you the email I got if it would help.
Are you using gmail?
No a personal domain.
If you can somehow check the raw message, it'll tell you something like multipart message, then have an html version and a plain text version.
Are you using an email client or is it webmail based?
Yes, it does have a plain text version.
Excellent, that's what I needed. I'll see what I can do.
Thanks so much!
@julianrinaldi what's the subject on these OTP emails? Also is there a specific email address the come from?
Thanks!
Arriving Today: A one-time password is required for your Amazon deliveryRegards,Julian @.On Jun 9, 2024, at 7:42 PM, Chris @.> wrote: @julianrinaldi what's the subject on these OTP emails?
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Excellent, would you be able to provide a raw email with your email address redacted and the amazon URLs mangled so I can add it to to tests, that would be great. you can send it to firstof9@gmail.com
Thanks again!
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Amazon has started requiring that delivery drivers need to be given a one time password for certain more expensive orders. Even though I have a package delivery box that they use 95% of the time now (finally), certain orders still require the one time password. I've had to have a few deliveries redelivered due to not being able to give them the code when I'm away. Amazon says you need to give the code in person, but the drivers don't care. So I've been putting the code on the screen on my doorbell and directing them that the code is there with a TTS notification, and it works great. It would be nice if the integration could grab this code and store it as a sensor so it can automatically update my doorbell.
Here is an example of the email with the one time password:
I suppose there could be times where you have more than one delivery requiring a one time password in a day, so putting them all in the same sensor, or having individual sensors could work.
Thanks!