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That’s absolutely correct. Invalid notifications have 2 things that needed to be done for it to work. One the lock must support sending it. Different brands behave differently, for e.g. Schlage locks will send an invalid notification on every 3rd or 4th invalid pin entered (depending up on the model) where as Yale locks can be configured to send the notification on every entry.
2nd and equally importantly you need a Device Handler that can capture and process those notifications and report them to SmartApps like CoRE or the Lock Multi User Management app @Core_Phx pointed to above.
This is a device handler that support enabling/configuring the invalid pin feature on the lock and then also capturing the reporting the same.