Patch My PC Cloud

Similar to https://ideas.patchmypc.com/ideas/PATCHMYPC-I-5631 but not specific to only update rings, having the ability to assign deployments with exclusions will greatly assist with ensuring deployments are targeted appropriately. Eg, we have Ado...

Core Need The customer wants fine-grained access control in the Patch My PC Cloud Portal. They have multiple departments (like separate school departments or agencies) in a single tenant. Each department has its own Entra ID device groups. Today, ...

Currently, when looking at an app in the App Catalog, you can only see its: Version Architecture Last Updated (date) Software description (via clicking 'More info' draw-up menu) It's useful for customers to see more information about the software ...

Summary Introduce a specialized role in Patch My PC Cloud Portal that restricts users to deploying existing applications. This role would prevent them from creating or modifying apps, while still letting them manage required or available assignmen...

RDF visualisation tool

We are using update rings for deploying applications gradually, which works well for standard updates. However, there are situations where certain applications require immediate patching due to critical vulnerabilities or urgent fixes. In these ca...

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?

It would be very good if new updates could be controlled separately via the sync schedule and the update rings. So that the new updates for the first ring are always distributed on day X of the month and then after X days for the remaining clients...

Please add a view in Patch My PC Cloud similar to the 'Show Package Info' from the Publisher. Can be useful to see what the details of the file being used within the package. Especially the Download Url

Can we have custom admin roles? We have a use case where some of our Service Desk engineers will be packaging apps and it would seem "Intune App admin" is a good fit. But there are some permissions where I am not comfortable them having access to,...