Ideas

It would be helpful if my app list showed the last update time and date.

Add a description field to the pmpc publisher return codes so they populate in config manager.

The "Run Publishing Service Sync" button on the "Sync Schedule" tab REALLY needs a confirmation button to prevent full syncs from accidentally being executed. This is useful because if you accidentally click this button when a Selective Sync i...

The PMPC Publisher downloads apps before packaging them for Intune. The New-CIPolicy cmdlet can read the Publisher cert and export a small WDAC policy in .xml format. Customers can then use the WDAC Wizard to merge this policy with their existing ...

Some programs does not start automatically after update/installation, looking at you Cisco 😠. Currently this can only be achieved with a combination of post-installation scripts and scheduled tasks. This being quite a hassle to develop for each ap...

Sometimes you want to check the application that can be updated. And sometimes you might (inadvertently) have 2 or more of the applications. Having the possibility to check the path to the application in question would be very beneficial to make t...

Hello, usefull feature would be to add the language the applications should be installed in, like the standard language configuration in PMPC v4. Cheerio

As an MSP, we have several customers in Scappman and for some, macOS is an important operating system. (Some only agree to onboarding if macOS is supported.) It would be great to have a custom macOS app (a "store" with ready-made macOS apps would ...

When using the postponed apps feature it is possible that there are more than 10 versions released while an application is actively postponed. When this happens, a new application is created, as it is not able to 'look back' and see that a superse...

When a ConfigMgr application is postponed, and then later processed by the Publisher, it takes no action on configured files and folders. They are not cached in the postponed binary folder, and they are not copied from the source to the destinatio...