Patch My PC Publisher

Currently the only way of knowing which scripts are being used in the pre and post installation steps is to view the client-side logs. It would be useful to include an indication of the script name and location that has been set.

TeamViewer configuration portal presents us with the ability for using a 'Permalink' to download the MSI - It would be nice if PMP would allow us to put this into the TeamViewer host installer to mitigate the manual download of the application.

this would be the greatest feature ever!

Similar to the CVE Import Wizard for CM applications / updates (https://patchmypc.com/how-the-cve-import-wizard-works-for-matching-cve-ids) It'd be a great idea to allow the same functionality for Intune applications / updates.

We have printer logic in intune apps but there is no updates for it in the intune updates section and has to be done manually

Hi, It would be great if it was possible to decide where the PMP define scripts logs are saved on the client's computer. Currently, the following is hardcoded under the PatchMyPC-Remove-Application-X.ps1 script : "C:\Windows\Temp\PatchMyPC-' + $($...

I would like a forced deadline install switch in the conflicting process behavior. This would allow for an escalating experience. The example would be N+30 where N is the publish or release date plus 30 days. When this happens it ignores the confl...

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...

Why not upload install/update app logs on sharepoint folder, this will prevent the needs to be in contact with end user.

Working with several PMP sites, it would be nice with a function to export / import an update configuration from one site to another. The function must include all settings incl. custom settings / files / etc.... It could be an API The goal is to ...