What’s next, and exactly where it stands.

Everything else on this site is built. What’s here is on the way, and labelled honestly: early access, coming soon, or proposed.

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What’s next.

Everything above this section is built. These are on the way, each labelled with exactly where it stands.

Early accessEarly access
Gateway routing

Send a shared account through a LayerT gateway, so the vendor sees one stable company IP address.

Available to pilot teams once our internal sign-off lands.

Coming soonIn progress
Edge, Firefox and Opera

LayerT in more browsers, each with its own enterprise policy templates.

Force-install from a signed package

So people can’t remove LayerT from a managed browser.

Keys in a cloud key service

Encryption keys wrapped and policy signed by a managed KMS.

Extra sign-in fields and notes

Account ID, organisation ID and PIN fields, plus notes on each shared account.

See the current authenticator code

For the person signed in, with a countdown. Every view is logged.

Email alerts for approvers

Today, requests arrive in the console Inbox and the extension.

ProposedDesigning
Email sign-in codes

For shared accounts whose vendor emails a code at sign-in.

Device-trust handling

For vendors that ask to trust a new device.

Self-installing gateways

Stand up a gateway in your own region in a few clicks.

Routing map

See who reaches which account through which route, at a glance.

Console home

What needs you and what’s happening now, on one page.

Want a say in the order? Pilot teams shape it. Request a demo and tell us what you need first.

Put a layer on the browser.

LayerT is pre-launch and taking demo requests. Tell us what you want to solve, and we’ll show you the product doing it.

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