Patch My PC Cloud

Link updates to CVE Risk Score or similar to inform on risk - add CVE risk score to reporting for missing updates

As PaMP always needs deployments to start updates, the Discovery > Unmanaged list is some kind of recurring working list. However, there are always special apps that shall not be handled by any patching process (e.g. development libraries, ...)...

Once you will have full feature parity between the two products specified in the title, can you please provide a tool allowing us to migrate current settings and config from the OnPrem Publisher to the PMPC SaaS portal?

Add the ability to input and customize text for the "Conflicting Processes" notification in multiple languages, accessible within the "Branding" section.

For example, VLC Media Player, as I am aware, has its latest MSI update from November 2023, while the EXE version was updated in June 2024. It would be nice to have a recommendation on which installation type has the newer updates in the app deplo...

MSP for Patch My PC Cloud. Managed Service Providers (MSP's) manage a lot of customers. It takes great effort to update applications for all of them. This feature reduces this time by managing all customers from one portal. Switch easily between y...

Please add further app infos in the Discovery page so it is more easy to decide what to do... Basically "what is it about", e.g. Link to product, which version was discovered, where / on what device was it found...?

It would be helpful to have some kind of export function in the cloud portal deployment section including the most important app settings. This would help to find failures in e.g. the assignments

The PaMP management console in the cloud has quite a low timeout and then requires page refresh. That is somewhat "uncommon", none of our cloud tools has such an issue, although we were told by PaMP-engineers that this is intended behaviour.

If you edit a deployment and save, you are sent back to page 1. This is really annoying if you go through lists and do bulk edits. Usually you should return to the page that was there before, e.g. 51/102 Updated, see comment from Adam: While scrol...