In development

This page lists every feature that the documentation marks as in development: work that has started but is not released. Do not plan a deployment that depends on any of them. You may see traces of some of them in the console or the API (a tab, a button, a permission, a webhook event); they do nothing useful until the feature is released. The second part lists things Hermetry does not support, with no plan stated.

We do not give release dates here. To ask about one of these features, contact us.

Devices and edge

Feature	What it will do	What works today	Page
Commands and shared-attribute changes to devices behind a gateway	Send commands and desired values to child devices through their gateway (the v1/gw/rpc, v1/gw/attributes and v1/gw/attributes/res topics down, v1/gw/attributes/req up)	Gateways report for their children; send commands to the gateway itself or to devices that connect themselves	Commands to devices behind a gateway
SNMP polling on site by a licensed gateway, including traps	Poll equipment that must not be reached from outside, from the gateway on site	Hermetry polls SNMPv2c/v3 agents from the cloud at a public address; the cloud receives no traps	Polling devices over SNMP
OPC UA and BACnet in Hermetry Edge	Read OPC UA and BACnet equipment through Edge	Modbus, RS485, MQTT and HTTP on licensed gateways, depending on the model	Licensed gateways and Hermetry Edge
eSIM management on licensed routers	See a router’s eSIM and its operator profiles; download, switch, turn off, rename and delete profiles. The eSIM button, the iot_esim.* permissions and the esim.operation.* webhook events belong to it.	The router works with the SIM card and operator you choose	Cellular connections and eSIM
LoRaWAN local mode	Run the LoRaWAN network server on a licensed router instead of in the cloud	Hermetry’s cloud network server	Local mode and relays
LoRaWAN relays	Forward frames of devices out of a gateway’s range. The gateway state Pending belongs to it.	Add more gateways	Local mode and relays

Cameras

Feature	What works today	Page
Snapshots and camera storage (a Snapshots tab, a Camera settings page with storage figures)	Live view only, with nothing stored	Snapshots and camera storage
Recordings, the timeline and clips (a Recordings tab)	Keep recordings on the camera or recorder itself	Recordings and clips
Listing and downloading files from the camera’s own memory card (a Camera disk button)	Use the camera’s own tools	Files on the camera’s own card

The camera permissions for snapshots, recordings and the camera disk exist already; granting them changes nothing yet. See Permissions reference.

Notifications and the mobile app

Feature	What works today	Page
The Hermetry mobile app: notifications on phones	The bell, e-mail and SMS to explicit addresses and numbers, linked chat apps	Channels
The mobile app: approving critical decisions on the phone, such as a second person’s approval of critical commands and resuming or aborting a paused firmware rollout	Critical commands are confirmed by their sender and audited; rollouts are resumed or aborted on the web	Sending commands to devices, Rolling out firmware in waves
The mobile app: a phone registered as a device that sends readings	Register real devices	Adding and claiming devices
Registering a browser for push from the web app	Push reaches nobody in most organisations; use the bell, e-mail or chat apps	Browser push

Sign-in and members

Feature	What works today	Page
Setting up an authenticator app, e-mail codes or SMS codes from My Profile	Every member can add a passkey as a second factor	Two-factor sign-in and passkeys
A button for ownership transfer on the Members page	An owner transfers ownership with an API call from a signed-in session	Users and roles

Security and AI assistants

Feature	What works today	Page
The AI firewall’s actions: the approval queue for Suggest, automatic runs (Auto), undo and their notifications	The firewall observes and records incidents; choosing a mode prepares how it will act	The AI firewall
Throttling or switching off an API key from the firewall	Revoke or rotate keys yourself	API key hardening
Pausing a connected AI app from the firewall (shown as Paused by the AI firewall)	Disconnect the app yourself	MCP keys and connected apps
Holding a new membership for an administrator’s review	Review new members yourself	Users and roles
MCP tools for alarms and dashboards	Assistants read devices, latest readings and history	AI assistants and MCP
Clear MCP server names starting with hermetry-, changeable per organisation	Servers report their technical names	Connect an AI assistant

Products

Product	Status	Page
Hermetry City	In development, not part of any plan	Plans and the IoT add-on
Hermetry Safe (worker safety)	In development, not part of any plan	same
Hermetry Forge	In development, not part of any plan	same

Not supported

These are not in development as far as these docs state. Plan around them.

Item	Instead	Page
LoRaWAN Class B	Class A or Class C	Device classes
LoRaWAN regions other than EU868		Regions and frequency plans
LoRaWAN 1.1	1.0.2, 1.0.3 or 1.0.4	LoRaWAN limits
The legacy UDP packet forwarder	Basics Station, or a licensed router	How LoRaWAN works in Hermetry
Codecs that run scripts, downlink encoders	Table codecs; send downlink bytes yourself	Codecs overview
Your own OpenID Connect provider as the organisation’s single sign-on	SAML 2.0	Single sign-on
Reports e-mailed on a schedule	Download tables and charts, or use the history API	Exporting data
On-call rotations for IoT alarms	Recipients, reminders and severity rises on alarm rules	Alarm notifications in depth
Latching alarms (“must acknowledge before clear”)	Review resolved alarms that were never acknowledged	Alarms
Working out zones from positions or beacons; geofence polygons	The tracker or its gateway reports the zone	Personnel tracking
Camera audio, H.265 and MJPEG streams	H.264 video	Camera limits and privacy
SNMP traps in the cloud	Poll the status values often and add an alarm rule	Polling devices over SNMP

Related

• Limits and quotas
• Getting help