Ideas

It would be good if Patch My PC could automatically create an Azure AD group containing the devices it detected the application on and assign it as required to the new app it creates in Intune. This would completely automate the process of keeping...

Sometimes fixes to applications in ConfigMgr/Intune are not applicable until the application is deleted and recreated by the Patch My PC Publisher. WSUS updates already have a "republish" option that recreates the update. A similar option should b...

just let choose language after install - beter to install "ml language"

Please allow for a longer timeout than 300 seconds. The timeout values in SCCM can be handled with scripting, so there doesn't have to be a conflict with the SCCM 10 minute default timeout for those who need a longer setting.

It looks like you can already do patch updates to Teams via Webhooks. A lot of organizations that don't use Teams do use Slack, which should support a similar functionality. I know we'd greatly prefer this to getting yet another email in Outlook!

Hi: I think it would be a great idea to have a subscription of some sort for use in one’s home lab. I don’t like to rebuild my lab every 60,90,120 days. I think you get the idea. Thanks Steve

It would be great if when an app is created (for app deployment, not updates) by the publishing service, it could add requirements to the app. In our case, User > Primary Device = True as a requirement for some of the applications published by ...

Please add Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services 2019, currently the application has 2017 but not 2019. unless I am missing something. thank you.

More and more users are moving their day to day "operations" to Teams instead of outlook. In that perspective, having PatchMyPC publishing updates notifications to Teams instead of or in additon to Email would be added value and easier insights in...

It would be useful to add a bi-weekly option. Weekly is not enough time for Pilot/QA testing prior to a production push, and monthly isn't often enough with the varied release cycle of the 3rd party products.