Piling on - this is silly.

Mine are going back if there's nothing very soon.

@Carl 

It's been a while.  I don't see why there is a limit.  Shouldn't this have been fixed by now?  My entire home is fitted with Kasa smart light switches and plugs.  I can't recommend Kasa to anyone until this gets fixed.  I am also looking to buy another home in the near future.  I'll be looking at other brands.

Carl, thanks for the concern. IMO, the restriction of 3 smart actions and the inability to use TP-Link switches as IFTTT triggers is a serious competitive problem for TP-Link, and I'm not sure your company realizes this. Your competitors, specifically Wemo, offer this capability with IFTTT now, and have for a while. As this becomes common knowledge more and more, you're going to lose market share. What you really need to be worried about is if or when Wyze introduces a range of competitive switches (they already offer plugs), which is a very likely move, and probably with full IFTTT capability from the product launch. Time to sound some alarm bells at TP-Link.

Thanks for working on this. The function is great, and would love for the option to automatically turn things off to be applied to at least bathroom fans so you don't have to remember to turn them off as well as many other items using switches and plugs.  I guess I will have to limit this function to only my most frequently used spaces for now. 

Even if we could apply a rule (such as when any of the following devices is turned on... And select all fans... they automatically turn off after x minutes) then it would be a single rule that multiple devices would be able to follow?

Thanks again!

If you get a Deco M9 Plus it has a built in smart home router which allows for automation (smart actions).  You can also integrate other smart home devices like locks and motion detectors!   Plus you get killer wifi for your home.  

Ryan

@Carl 

I just spent several hundred dollars on Kasa/TP Link equipment and have just installed the equipment in my 4th room. Came here to find out why there would be a limitation like only 3 smart actions? I need to know if this is something that is going to be fixrd really soon (or full trigger implementation for IFTTT) or I need to rip out everything I have done and send back to Amazon with a bad review. You either need to be in the smart home business or not, I didn't know I was buying a beta product with limited or crippled functionality. If you aren't the person to complain to then please share who that would be. Thanks. 

@Carl thanks for the informative response, we all appreciate that TP-Link reads these forums and responds to questions and concerns. 

We're encouraged to hear that Smart Actions will be expanded and that work is in progress. With regard to IFTTT capabilities (specifically, IFTTT trigger support), I strongly urge TP-Link to reconsider it's position. The issue here is of competition. Wemo supports this capability, and as the smart home market is still evolving, people are at an early enough stage of adoption to be able to economically switch from one supplier to another. Other manufacturers are being very aggressive in this market at expanding their product base and capabilities, and at a low price poing. Wyze is an example, they currently have smart plugs and are expanding their product base to include thermostats, video doorbells, etc. Retaining brand loyalty is worth the cost to TP-Link of implementing full IFTTT support. Personally, I'd much prefer to buy TP-Link products as I've found them to be high quality and a minimum of trouble to use. 

Again, thanks for your interest and responsiveness.