Node Red is composed of "flows", that based on conditions, can listen to/call HTTP/MQTT/almost anything. It's really quite powerful. So that diagram was generated by Node Red? It mapped the flow? I thought you used some software to draw a flowchart. I'm a visual person so diagramming is q...

A righteous posture indeed. What did you create the Red Note flow diagram with? I use Home Assistant to "glue" my home together. For example, it's existing DSC security system (54 sensors), along with other smart home integrations (Z-wave, OpenSprinkler, OpenGarage, motorized blinds, etc....

Right on for posting the solution. And, uh... maaad props for the diagramming skills. You're welcome - too often questions are left stagnant even if the OP resolved it. That stinks. I threw that last screenshot of my Node Red flow if that interests anyone to leverage BI integration with outside aut...

I resolved it by realizing there needs to be a unique schedule for the three profiles. So I have a Schedule Home = 1 Home (green) profile, Schedule Away = 2 Away (blue) profile and Schedule Night =3 Night (red) profile. This was the only way I was able to get profiles to stick by invoking HTTP Get c...

Thanks for the response. Trying a multitude of things, so getting a bit crossed up. I am moving away from static scheduling, and instead relying on the HTTP API to change to Profile 3 (Night). It returns a valid response when hitting it in a browser, but the schedule doesn't change in BI.

I've had a ticket in for awhile and haven't heard back, so wanted to ask the collective where I'm missing the functionality to switch schedules based on time. I have geofencing set up our family's phones to set Home/Away and have had pretty good success on the iOS companion app handling that, but no...