Patch My PC Publisher

It would be nice to have the option to create an application with multiple deployment types, combined with specific requirements. We have several apps that have specific requirements per business unit in the company. (e.g. citrix workspace with sp...

There is already the ability to modify an app's name, localized name, description, and icon but not the option to edit keywords. Please add this option. A recent example of when I wanted to modify keywords was for the application Microsoft PowerTo...

We’d like to have the capability to create multiple versions of an application. Ideally, we’d have a toggle or option that allows us to generate and customize additional copies of the app. That way every publishing sync would generate a new copy o...

Support for Microsofts package manager (winget). For example download and convert to intunewin..

We would like to set a schedule to apply our 3rd party updates during the same time that Microsoft releases patches on patch tuesday every month. Having more control with when we want to publish the intune updates to are users would be really help...

We only use some 20 products in PmPc. It would be nice to have a view in the Apps tab and Updates tab were only these selected products are visible. This saves a lot of scrolling and searching.

is it possible to include into the daily report like new updates, and new versions when a software that i am using, is end of life, or has a compability issue so its no longer maintained. I usually dont have time to read all the newsletters and ca...

this would be the greatest feature ever!

We have a post script for Eclipse Foundation Temurin JDK and JRE that is written in a way that it works for all update or app instances. Unfortunately, this post-script, its variables, and its additional files have to be individually configured fo...

Hi, this would greatly benefit our institute as we have to get our cisco anyconnect client from one of our local uni's and it was hard enough just getting the version i was able to get off them as it took a few months.