Did you develop a Simple SmartApp or SmartApp Connector (to create devices)?
If the first, you need to go to Automations > Add (+) > Create a Routine > Discover, and, scroll down until you find the “SmartApps” section.
If the second, you need to go to Add device > Scroll down and select the “By device type” tab > Click on “my testing devices” > find your SmartApp Connector
Sorry about this, this happens for direct-connected integrations, I’ll open a report to add a note there and improve this section.
I thought what I was developing was called an “automation”, but based on what you’ve said I found it in the “Create a Routine” dialog, so it sounds like the correct terminology for it is in fact a “SmartApp Connector”?
I feel like I’m perhaps following the wrong pages in the documentation, is the step to search through the “Create a Routine” dialog documented anywhere?
In retrospect I think some of my confusion has come from the terminology used in the nav bar. It contains a “Connected Services” section, but then most of the content jumps straight in to talking about “SmartApps”:
Perhaps its just me but I think it would be really helpful if the documentation articulated what the difference is between the 2 things and how they relate to one another. Or if there’s no difference then perhaps pick one term and use it throughout the documentation.
The SmartApp Connector is mainly used to integrate a Cloud-Connected device.
A Simple SmartApp is where you select devices to create automation by defining subscriptions, schedules, etc.
Can you clarify what two things you mean? Connected Services vs. SmartApps or SmartApps vs. SmartApp Connector
@nayelyz , sorry when I said “between the 2 things” I was referring to “Connected Services” and “SmartApps”. The documentation uses a lot of terminology which is specific to the SmartThings ecosystem, but I think I’m struggling as I don’t understand purpose of each discrete thing in the SmartThings ecosystem and the distinctions between them etc.