Product roadmap
What we have not built yet
Publishing a roadmap is only useful if it is honest about the difference between a plan and a product. Nothing on this page is available in AegisOne today. Nothing on this page is included in what you would be buying. It is here so you can see the gaps before you find them yourself, and judge whether our sequencing matches your priorities.
Priorities and delivery dates may change
Everything on this page describes our current intent, not a commitment. Priorities, scope and delivery dates may change — and in practice they do, as customer needs, technical findings and security work reorder what matters. Items may be re-sequenced, substantially reshaped, or dropped entirely if we conclude they are not the right answer.
Please do not make a purchasing decision, plan a migration, or design a control on the assumption that any capability listed here will arrive, or will arrive in the form described. Buy AegisOne for what it does today. If a roadmap item is material to your decision, talk to us directly and we will tell you plainly where it actually stands.
This page carries no forward-looking guarantee of any kind, and no statement on it forms part of any agreement between us.
The list
6 capabilities not yet available
Split by how far along the thinking is. Every item carries a status badge, on this page and everywhere else it appears on this site.
Reading this page
- In development5 capabilities
- Specified and actively being worked on. Still not a delivery date. Jump to the list.
- Under consideration1 capability
- Genuinely undecided. A question we are asking, not an answer we are promising. Jump to the list.
Neither state means available. Both lists describe capabilities you cannot use in AegisOne today.
In development
In development
In development5 capabilitiesSpecified, prioritised and actively being worked on. The shape of these is reasonably settled, which is why we can describe the intended scope in some detail. That is still not a delivery date.
- In development
Monitoring & Health
Threshold Alerting & Escalation
Configurable thresholds, severity routing, deduplication and escalation policies.
A full alerting layer — warning and critical thresholds, evaluation windows, recovery conditions, suppression and maintenance windows, deduplication and correlation, and escalation chains across email, chat and webhook.
Intended scope
- Static and dynamic thresholds
- Suppression and maintenance windows
- Deduplication and correlation
- Escalation policies with acknowledgement
Specified in FRD §14 · Not available today
- In development
Monitoring & Health
Synthetic & Service Checks
Website, port and application availability checks from the platform.
Outside-in checks for website availability, port reachability and certificate expiry, run on a schedule independent of the endpoint agent.
Intended scope
- HTTP and port availability checks
- Certificate expiry tracking
- Scheduled sweep with configurable interval
Specified in FRD §9.1 · Not available today
- In development
Remote Support
Software Deployment
Package, schedule and deploy applications across the fleet.
Package creation, silent install, detection rules, version enforcement and deployment reporting for MSI, PKG, DEB, RPM and script-based installers.
Intended scope
- Package repository with custom uploads
- Silent install with detection rules
- Deployment by group or policy
- Success and failure reporting
Specified in FRD §12 · Not available today
- In development
Automation & Patching
Script Library & Automation Builder
A versioned library of PowerShell, Bash and Python automations with approval workflow.
Authoring, versioning, approval, input variables, secret handling and scheduled execution for custom scripts, plus a trigger model spanning schedules, alerts, enrolment and webhooks.
Intended scope
- Versioned script library with approval workflow
- Input variables and secure secrets
- Schedule, alert and webhook triggers
- Captured output and execution logs
Specified in FRD §13 · Not available today
- In development
Security & Compliance
Single Sign-On (SAML & OIDC)
Federated login against your existing identity provider.
SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect federation, conditional access and passkey support for operator authentication.
Intended scope
- SAML 2.0
- OpenID Connect
- Passkeys
- Conditional access policies
Specified in FRD §33.1 · Not available today
Under consideration
Under consideration
Under consideration1 capabilityGenuinely undecided. We think there is something here, the underlying data would support it, and we have not committed to building it. Treat these as questions we are asking rather than answers we are promising.
- Under consideration
AI & Analytics
Predictive Failure & Capacity Analytics
Forecast hardware failure and capacity exhaustion before they cause an incident.
Anomaly detection and predictive modelling over health history to forecast disk exhaustion, hardware failure and capacity pressure.
Intended scope
- Anomaly detection over health history
- Failure prediction
- Capacity forecasting
Specified in FRD §18.2 · Not available today
These statuses are generated from the same registry that drives every feature page on this site. A capability marked in development or under consideration is structurally prevented from rendering as a shipped feature anywhere else — including the capabilities index, where it does not appear at all.
The other side of the ledger
20 capabilities you can use this afternoon
A roadmap read on its own gives a distorted picture — it is a list of absences. The product itself is substantial: cross-platform agent management, health monitoring, remote terminal, patching, remediation rules, compliance evidence, a working service desk, contract reconciliation and AI-assisted reporting are all generally available now.
If you are evaluating AegisOne, evaluate that. This page exists so you know what you would be doing without in the meantime, not to persuade you the gaps are already closed.
How we decide what moves up
We do not run a public voting board, and we are not going to pretend the sequence is decided by anything as tidy as a formula. In practice three things move an item forward:
- It blocks a customer from operating the way they need to, repeatedly and specifically
- It closes a gap that forces a second tool into a workflow AegisOne otherwise owns end to end
- It is required by a compliance or security obligation our customers actually face
If something here matters to you, saying so is the most direct way to influence the order. We will not promise you a date in return, but the input is real.
Judge the product, not the plan
The demo environment contains exactly what is built — no preview toggles, no mocked-up screens for capabilities that do not exist yet.