Coverage · What Vera speaks
Integrations
One integration per vendor on the rack — native to AV-over-IP encoders, audio DSPs, displays, projectors, and network switching. No middleware, no lock-in.
Native
Per vendor on the rack
5
Device categories today
1
One platform, no middleware
Protocol coverage
| Device category | What Vera tracks |
|---|---|
| Audio DSPs | Fault flags, reachability, and whether the box is still answering its driver |
| Displays | Power, input, signal presence, firmware version |
| Projectors | Power, input, driver-verified online/offline, firmware version |
| Network switches | Port & VLAN state, PoE per port, link/topology changes, port flaps |
| Networked AV | Stream status, bitrate, sync lock, HDCP handshake, stream membership |
Processors & Control Systems
Control processors
Built in phasesPhase 1, Observer Mode: Vera watches across the vendors on your rack, read-only — reachability, driver health, stream and port state, and drift from what was set. It never touches a live room. Phase 2, Direct Control: device by device, Vera will take over at your pace, until the processor that locks you in is optional.
AV control systems
Built in phasesBrings master units, touch panels, and zone hardware into one inventory — reachability, device health, and firmware version, read-only alongside the running system. Phase 1 watches without touching; deeper panel and program visibility arrives as control-system drivers ship.
Switching & routing
Native protocolWatches your AV-over-IP endpoints — what each one is pulling, whether the stream is locked, and the device’s own health — so a dropped or wrong feed surfaces before the room does.
How Vera Tells You
Seeing a problem only matters if the right person hears about it — in time. When Vera catches a device drop or failure, it reaches you where you already work — Slack, your ticketing system, or a custom webhook — with the room, the device, and what changed. Drift remains visible in Vera’s findings, without paging your team. In-app alerts and webhooks deliver straight from the appliance — no Vera-operated cloud relay in the path.
Slack
LiveWhen a device drops or fails, Vera posts to your team’s channel in Slack — the room, the device, and what changed, not a cryptic ping. The first person to see it is already the right one to act.
Ticketing
LiveTurn an incident into a ticket automatically, with the device and the fault already filled in — so nothing real slips through, and the trail is there when you need it.
Webhooks
LivePipe every event into your own systems — signed, retried, and delivered locally, with no Vera-operated relay in the path. Build whatever your operation runs on, on top of Vera.
Across the vendors on your rack, one source of truth. Adding a supported device is a connection, not a programming job.
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